and music from gregory porter. with cleto and the cletones. and now and furthermore, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> tom: thank you for watch. thanks very much. are you here to help me sell brit my oscar nomination? unfortunately i wasn't nominated again this year. apparently you have to be in a movie to get one now. that's racist. but the nominations for what i'm told is are the 86th academy awards were announced at 5:30 this morning in beverly hills. so if your publicist called you screaming at 6:00 a.m., either you were nominated for an oscar or you're justin bieber. award nominations and search warrants are the only things that wake celebrities up early now adays. but leading the pack were "american hustle" and "gravity." best actor nominations went to christian bale, bruce dern, matthew mcconaughey and chiwetel ejiofor. i'm not sure if that's a name or a candy bar. 84-year-old june squib was nominated for best supporting actress for "nebraska." if she doesn't win, she's threatened to die during the broadcast. which would create all k

porter, happy new year. welcome back.ou. >> fwrat to be here, scott. >> what do you make of rutledge's point. does he have one? >> well, he forgot to mention that time warner cable lost 860 video subscribers in 2013. he has somewhat of a point but the fact is that his company, charter, is not doing any better than time warner kanl if whole industry right now is in flux. undergoing a c change. >> the stocks have done really well though. right? >> the stocks are great because there's going to be consolidation. if you want to look at a bargain, time warner cable is 20 times pe. comcast is 20 times pe. cablevision is eight times pe. why haven't tom rutledge looking at a deal he can do. he came in with a low ball bid. he got the door slammed in his face. time warner is up for grabs. the deal will happen this year. it's going to happen north of $145. and it's a great play right now because stock went up $3 and change today. it's going to keep going up until someone closes the deal. >> you said 145ish is a range we're talking ab

investigative journalist and historian welcome mr porter so the iraq war has been over for ten years officially. but with this take offer of allusion the question is are we any better off today than we were when we left that well we are not better off today than when we left it in terms of the situation in iraq obviously it's deteriorated in terms of security but i think of the underlying problem here has to be understood as was mentioned in the intro the funnel problem really goes back to the us introduction of forces into iraq in the first place the occupation was the single biggest not just the single biggest but overwhelmingly the cause of the rise of jihadism throughout the middle east and this is very well documented and it has to be reiterated over and over again that without that occupation al qaeda would not have had the opportunity to flourish in iraq and therefore would not have been able to insert itself into syria when the time when the opportunity arose the last couple of years and as a result of course of the syrian opportunity then to go back into iraq with even great

evening, madame, my name is james todd, and although i may look white, i am in fact black, and i emma porter with the polling company which as you know what the job reserved for black people. will you have dinner with me? she agreed. was a the copeland from a slave family in chattahoochee, ga. they had dinner, fell in love, married, had five children, and for the next 20 years which turned out to be the last 20 years of his life, he lived two entirely separate lives, never telling either side about the other. lisa loeb's down with mrs. todd and the little todds in queens in new york and every couple of weeks would say to her my darling, i am going to go to catch the 20th century limited or the california zephyr and i will see you in two week that he would leave the house and walk through queens across newly built brooklyn bridge to lower manhattan where his offices were

jessica porter with a day to remember. birdie on 17 here. tied for the lead.tacy lewis, stick birdie on n.e.r.t. eight holes. needed this one on 18 to take the lead. can't come up short there. but port are in trouble on 18. needed to drain that birdie putt to win the tournament. and that's a long putt when you got to win, but she gets it. jessica porter, second lpga tour victory. >> men's hoops, stafford and usc. dwight powell. shot doesn't good win. then we good to overtime. cardinals started draining the here to ball. gates ice is it with a three of his own. stanford wins 79-71. >>> to the ice. rangers and devils at yankee stadium. part of the nhl's outdoor series. new jersey on the board first. devils led 3-2 after the one period. the rangers scored four times in the second. nasty. 4-3. then haglund throws it on net. the rangers win it 7-3. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. nfl pro bowl, tonight at 9:00 and 11:00, see you ñtt!ttcú! welcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existi

jessica porter with a day to remember. birdie on 17 here. tied for the lead.ewis, stick birdie on n.e.r.t. eight holes. needed this one on 18 to take the lead. can't come up short there. but port are in trouble on 18. needed to drain that birdie putt to win the tournament. and that's a long putt when you got to win, but she gets it. jessica porter, second lpga tour victory. >> men's hoops, stafford and usc. dwight powell. shot doesn't good win. then we good to overtime. cardinals started draining the here to ball. gates ice is it with a three of his own. stanford wins 79-71. >>> to the ice. rangers and devils at yankee stadium. part of the nhl's outdoor series. new jersey on the board first. devils led 3-2 after the one period. the rangers scored four times in the second. nasty. 4-3. then haglund throws it on net. the rangers win it 7-3. >> this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. nfl pro bowl, tonight at 9:00 and 11:00, see you then. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. i need proof of insurance. that's my geico didigital insurance id ca

the university of birmingham and for another take on the flavorful asia i also spoke with gareth porter and desiccated journalist and historian he explained what he believes led to the uprising that has taken over fallujah. the sunni based resistance to the iraqi government a shia dominated government has risen in recent years as a result of the. the the policies of the maliki government and it has had more and more difficulty suppressing the resistance the opposition of the sunnis and now you have al qaeda rising up militarily there is a difference between the two. does not have support from the sunni tribes it has individuals who joined it but the sunni tribes are still resistant to al qaeda and by the way they would have a very major difference over. the islamic state of iraq and levant as it calls itself now wanting to have essentially a sunni stan which combines iraq and syria and the tribes in iraq are very much opposed to that so there still is very great tension between them but i think the fundamental point is that odierno is still trying to justify his role in the war based on

could see a portion of its troops stay in the country past the main withdrawal date this year gareth porter is an investigative journalist specializing in security policy and he thinks the obama administration can forget about the deal. what he is really after here is concessions that would. basically establish his credentials as somebody who is standing up to u.s. military power in afghanistan. and to basically make it more likely that he would be an acceptable partner in future negotiations. i don't think the united states is going to agree to the demands that he would need to put forward that he has put forward as the price of such a deal and that's why i think this does represent a a real crisis in u.s. relations with the karzai government at this point amounting to civilian casualties from the u.s. military operations as one of the key reasons why u.s. afghan security pacts are on shaky ground washington's power draft pushes for thousands of its troops to remain in afghanistan after their combat mission ends later this year although they're all supporters to is supposed to support loca

they serve as porters, clerks, and barbers. marcus armstrong and jeffrey cattera know it's likely they'll never see the outside of prison again. >> january 13th, 1989, i committed my crime, was arrested the same day. it was a murder/robbery. i got life without the possibility of parole. stupid. stupid. i was a kid. did the wrong thing. you know? i've never denied my crime. i accept responsibility for what i did. although i regret what happened and -- i mean, it happened. i can't take that back. >> i'm in here for first-degree murder. i have 25 to life with an additional 6 years, so 31 altogether. i can't blame nobody but myself. me personally. my mom and dad are married. you know, i'm from the inner city, but a good part of the inner city, mostly middle-class families. >> armstrong is a former gang banger who was involved with credit card fraud and drugs. >> she was an ex-girlfriend of mine, but we still lived together at the time. what i was doing started infringing on her life and she started getting scared and she tried to s

jessica porter finishes 19-under for her second lpga tour victory. >> friday night, one of the greatesthots. pilots down three, .6 seconds left after el cerrito misses a free-throw. then the 80-foot throw and makes it. that sent the game to overtime where el cerrito took the game, 71-64. how about that shot. >>> coming up at 6:00 right here, seattle arrives in new york and we'll hear from stan is in -- stan should >> thank you, hsu. up next t >> up next at 6:00, why a group of students is suing the state of california to get teach efforts out of the classroom. and work at an iconic bay area diner. it's shutting down after 57 years. >>> how do you hold a snow day event in the middle of a drought? they had some snow trucked in. tons of it. ilen of all ages got to slide, make snowmen and have some snowball fights. the city was able to build three 75-foot sled runs but we don't know where the snow came from. that does it for us here at 5:00. we are back at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, the polar plunge moving in this sunday night. what you'll wake up to in some places, the col

no complaints, of course, but 24-year-old julius porter, u.s. army, still always in harm's way, has found a mental escape. that most american obsession with professional sports has become julius's online passion. >> my daily soldier life is basically filled with thoughts of sports and topics i can put into this white canvas when the sun goes down. >> reporter: specialist porter in his off hours is a sports writer. >> 0500 hours, rise and shine. >> reporter: his logblog a mix two worlds. >> no hot water in the shower, cold. a cold, cold world, like jacksonville's season. >> you're smiling, because that is the analogy. you live a very parallel life to what's going on in the sports world, don't you? >> yes. i can compare different things all day. >> reporter: in many ways, porter writes both worlds require teamwork. >> in the army, it's exactly the same way. you can't do anything without your brothers and sisters behind you. >> reporter: his wife back in ft. hood, texas, gave birth to their first child recently. he's yet to meet julius jr., who he

also joining us for his second time on this program, justin porter, who is a sophomore at harvard and issues in an essay he wrote for "the new york times" last summer. also joining us, msnbc's joy reed. troy, tell us about how you turned your life around. you were 14 years old. you couldn't read at that point. you had been through a lot of hard times including a lot of problems after hurricane katrina with the way you were able to live in new orleans, but you decided you wanted to change. how did you do it and how did you get the help? >> so i decided what i wanted to change when i was 14. you know, i considered, it was a thursday, and i believe it was somewhere around the new year in 2007, going into 2008. and i saw my friends, you know, going down a self-destruct path and i realized that that's going to be me, too, if i keep it up. and i saw that most of my friends were ending up in jail, ended up dying, not going to school. and even some older people that i hung around, you know, who graduated, didn't make it, get a job after graduating high school. i saw that they stopped and that

and music from gregory porter. with cleto and the cletones.nd furthermore, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> tom: thank you for watch. thanks very much.

squaw valley ski resort visitors pat and vivian porter have been planning their ski trip to tahoe for months, traveling all the way from atlanta . we like it to be great conditions if we are gonna put out the money for a lift ticket, with snowpack levels just above 30% of average this time of year. i usually would be sitting in four feet of water right now. and with these spring time temperatures, businesses are finding other ways to keep visitors busy...and spending money. because of the lack of snow, we've got people coming in and rent bikes and paddleboards and doing other activities that tahoe has to offer that's not just the winter activities. we see people wanting to enjoy the other things that they would maybe enjoy in the summer time in january. dax willard is general manager at willard sports shop in tahoe city and says their business is focused around winter sports, but is making the best of a dry season. the lakes been beautiful, the weather has been nice and sunny, not exactly what you're lookin' for when you're tryin' to sell a pair of skis, but we're makin' the best of w

investigating a fail shooting that happened at 9:00 last night in a parking lot near walgreens at high and porter streets. the victim was rushed to the hospital and died this morning. police say there have been no arrests and they have in details on a suspect or possible motive. >>> concerns parents got together to discuss the possible sexual battery of a six-year-old girl. the parents discussed the incident at the east bay school. police say it is unclear what happened and they do not have any information on the nature of the possible battery. they do have detectives looking into claims. >> water restrictions will go in effect for 2.5 million customers in san francisco. the public utilities commission will scale for a 10 percent voluntary reduction in water use. abc7 news has more now on the unhappy reaction from restaurant owners. >> that will hurt you? >> it will not help the situation. >> many rest restaurants are conserving water with high efficiency applyans -- appliance so reducing usage cuts into the bottom line. we will do what we k. >> the san francisco public utilities commission says

mr porter another slightly lockyer group of scientists who packed up their gadgets trapped on their boots and headed to antarctica. this is our tuna it is rude wall. ay ay ay. i am. recently the federal reserve system celebrated its one hundredth birthday in the big con game that just a few years ago no one seem to know about has been in place for one hundred years. so let's celebrate the federal reserve by remembering all their accomplishments since nineteen thirteen. firstly they managed to take the printing of money out of the hands of the us government and thus are the hands of u s voters. when it comes to money queens democracy for the sedation anyways. he also managed to whittle away the dollar's tagging gold until nixon finally said forget cold express our way out of vietnam. because there's no link between the dollar and gold the purchasing power of the dollar has reduced by at least twenty three times since the fed came into being lovely. but what about the next hundred years. what is the recent rounds of quantitative easing or any sign of things to come in we're releasing a lot

pitting bangkok's middle class in my list establishment against a ruling governments wall street porter loyal supporters. well the tricks and tips with o and business leaders are meeting in abu dhabi in search of solutions for the world's future energy demands the most feared and eighty seven which opened today is now in its seventh year of chris finally left leg is better and enjoying the slide oh well really sinking feeling as how we know that three african leaders meet keynote speeches at the openings down money what can you tell us about what they sat. indeed it's quite unique and i should point out that some of the fact that those three leaders often see early on from ethiopia and from senegal was speaking was kept a secret until the last minute i inquired about it several times and we were told. that's the opening plenary is the secret of this is a stark contrast to last years will form energy summit in which the argentinian president the cristina fernandez the kushner spoke of representing south america we're on the out of jordan spoke representing the middle east and of course u

it is not as big as india and security had for the color is pure get porter's explosion that happened today all but so far i'm one of police s soldier has been confirmed dead and five entries that puts the total casualties on both explosions today to find at least five dead and over sixty seven seventy six story of an injured arm. there's also a third explosion but still unconfirmed that we're getting more information as we speak about the pandemic could be the report's claim that it could target in the opal baby out armed police station which is part of greater cairo as well but were still getting more information on bass the grower. you have the early abbas that she mentioned and now for the one this is all happening at a time of which i think is actually the heat of the anniversary of the us top of the twenty eleven and so it is the focal bosnian of mobile rights of palau the local people dealing with the situation and what that is happening if our security is concerned with this rash of bombings today. well i'll meet the days of citizens that live around with this the car security

extends from the commonwealth countries referring to the experts for such agency cover the pc business porter reports that more and more companies prefer to recruit local specialists can expect reads it in general this is becoming a positive trend nowadays. but there's still a great shortage of staff in many regions of the country experts of on court personnel share the same thing. if that doesn't mean we have an acute shortage of personnel. we need more professionals who are true the experts in their field of fashion. we're currently looking for specialist to have a good amount of experience and even experience from various different countries are accepted. it is well known russian experts can work in any industry. mostly the peak leading positions when working for company. they have unique experience when it comes to this system of distress from the field in the application of their knowledge to the labor market they are big contributors to the development of business i'm pleased about that next time. networking the medicine down. julie experts note that the most popular sought after minist

pentagon officials during the week of nine eleven he met with people within the white house he met with porter goss bob graham. senator kyl. during the time of nine eleven so yes that's the same guy and. what did the government do to cover up saudi arabia's role after the fact. well the bush administration and the obama administrations did as much as they could to make sure that the courts sided with the saudis over the nine eleven families i think that's discrete feel absolutely absolutely disgraceful. what did they do to side with the saudis instead of the families. well for instance there's i said kristen brought wiser asked obama to release those twenty eight redacted pages he said he would look into it and get and never got back to her and alina kagan on behalf of the obama administration. filed their brief with the supreme court i believe if i remember correctly asking them to protect the saudis to make sure that they could not be sued that's just one of the things that they've done. and of course you know flying out the family and they they claim that bin ladin was the black sheep of co

twenty fourteen iran had ceased enriching ewing him above five percent at its plants in the pilot and porter. the move is part of a deal reached with five permanent members of un security council plus germany last november. according to the six month interim pak iran agreed to stop deluding is twenty percent in the queue a new beginning on monday. it will eliminate all is twenty percent enriched uranium within six months and provide inspectors would daily access to ford road site and monthly inspections at the iraq heavy water reactor in return the us of a five lb how wars will begin to modestly relieve sanctions against iran over the next six months. the united states and european union had in fact begun to ease sanctions against iran as part of the new killer deal between tehran and six will. i was that went into effect on monday. the u s treasury department said this has lifted restrictions aimed at limiting doing in crewe all exports. easing of the sanctions when the six current customers of iraq's oil will not be required to reduce their purchases of reeling in crude. meanwhile washingt

a huge portion of troops to stay in the country past the main withdrawal later this year i got a porter and investigative journalist specializing in u.s. security policy you believe that obama can actually forget about this deal. what he is really after here is concessions that would. basically establish his credentials as somebody who is standing up to u.s. military power in afghanistan. and basically make it more likely that he would be an acceptable partner in future negotiations. i don't think the united states is going to agree to the demands that he would need to put forward when he has put forward as the price of such a deal and that's why i think this does represent a a real crisis in u.s. relations with the karzai government at this point. mounting civilian casualties from american military operations one of the key reasons the u.s. afghan security pact remains on shaky ground and washington's draft pushes for thousands of us soldiers to stay in afghanistan after the combat mission ends later this year although their role is supposed to be one of support the u.s. still wants it

. >> reporter: steve porter is a registry member. >> i started having back issues.nd the doctor said i'm happy to give you injections as you need them. but where are you going to be five years from now? >> reporter: after initially losing 105 pounds, he managed to keep off about 75 of those pounds for the last 3 years. and he says maintenance is the hard part. but it's possible for him, with daily exercise and meticulously recording everything he's going to eat. >> we plan our meals very carefully. keep everything on an excel spreadsheet. it's posted on the refrigerator. >> reporter: getting on the scale, for many of them, every, single day. and exercising on average, an hour a day. >> rather than thinking of it as a diet, it's including exercise, and good health, eating habits, as the new normal. >> reporter: that new normal is all about being conscious and careful. that's the key for kaeyen moss. >> you can be healthy and love yourself. >> reporter: at 179 pounds, she's at her lowest weight as an adult and committed to losing even more. linsey davis, abc news, new

would see a portion of its troops stay in the country past the main withdrawal later this year gareth porter is an investigative journalist specializing in u.s. security policy he believes obama can forget about the deal. what he is really after here is concessions that would. basically establish his credentials as somebody who is standing up to u.s. military power in afghanistan. and basically make it more likely that he would be an acceptable partner in future negotiations. i don't think the united states is going to agree to the demands that he would need to put forward that he has put forward as the price of such a deal and that's why i think this does represent a a real crisis in u.s. relations with the karzai government at this point. mounting civilian casualties from american military operations is one of the key reasons the u.s. afghan security pact is on very shaky ground and washington's draft pushes for thousands of its soldiers to remain in afghanistan after the combat mission ends later this year although their role is supposed to support local forces u.s. still wants its troops

isg porter: the fire ththough i >>reporter: the fire that partially burned this memorial to 13-year-oldvidence on the internet which is people to bu to burn it down. >>reporter: fire chief for the central fire authority tells abc 7 news that investigators looked into a comment posted on you tube threat he can to turn the memorial but final report show no, sir evidence of arson. some community members say there are at least some signs of vandalism. >> i don't know even where all the pictures are because his pictures weren't there when burned so somebody came and stole all the pictures. >>reporter: fire happened shortly after midnight and whent this you tube video to show the destruction. >> i seriously have no words for this. >>reporter: fire investigators believe it was likely caused by a candle that accidentally ti over whatever the cause community members plan to rebuild this memorial to andy and make it even better than before. if santa rosa, abc 7 news. >> strong winter storm is pounding the northeast right now. >> nearly 2 feet of snow has already fallen in some parts of massachuse

more than a thousand opposition fighters dead since the start of the year and it's always been a porter reports somebody of washington's previous indiscriminate support for the rebels is partly responsible. when the enemy of your enemy is your enemy things can get complicated it's a conundrum the u.s. faces in syria where political financial and military support to the rebels has subsequently served to create a new hotbed for al-qaeda if well because charlotte did not. stay in power or if he's weakened then syria could become that base another base like pakistan and that in afghanistan before it. uses a springboard to go into these other countries oh experts say any thoughts of extremist groups has turned the war torn country into a terrorist training center posing a greater threat to american interests than the leader washington wants removed these groups are much more dangerous and we have had over the thousands of international fighters coming in in a very fundamentalist a possible we've almost come full circle after afghanistan and nine eleven where where we are seeing these groups

tension and maybe more tension that we would like to see marina porter r.t. new york. and trade wise the northern sea route offers a highly attractive shortcut for russia and european ships as far as fuel and other goods they need to get to asia and to to find ice this passage could take as little as twenty two days and slash transport costs for comparison the southern voyage through the mediterranean and across the indian ocean is roughly twice as long we heard earlier from christopher parry a strategic forecaster and former british naval officer he thinks disputes are unavoidable in the race for the arctic where i think we could have some disputes is there a number of other interested countries such as india china korea japan all getting very interested not just in the northern sea route but also in the resources that exists out there in the arctic already the chinese are operating greenland to places like that and i think there will be a scramble by some of the other countries for some of those resources whether the ice does recede so you're not just going to the no

leonardo to capriotes told a porter he was to take a break from acting to fly around the world to beingfor the environment. around the world? we just heard about harrison ford seven airplanes don't they get that puts more carbon than 1,000 light bulbs? it is if they live in a separate stupid world called hollywood nation. that is the title of james hirsen bought. what is going? >> hollywood has embraced environmentalism as a religion they have a high priest the nobel laureate laureate, of the oscar winner of court you have to accept what he says with a knife faith and without loc. >> but some blindness to the fact you mention al gore i was surprised to see build the monster homes while preaching? >> the hypocrisy is monumental the 19,000 square foot mansion in tennessee, a group could get a hold of his utilities was 20 times of the average arican also mention at mont to cboe near zero pres house. john: a any of those environmental activist not hypocrites? to some live the life? >> ed begley, jr., a darrell hill and that, they actually live a lifestyle consistent with what they preach bu

and i got out of my room and the porter stopped me and he said you are confined to your room and i saiddrinks and stuff. it was a mess. i don't think they are cooperating that much with us. and every day there are more and more people. we can hardly eat. there are a lot less people in the dining rooms. >> thank you very, very much for taking time with us. and helping us understand this. i wish you well and i hope you get off the ship and back in good health and spirits soon. >> i hope they let us off when we get in bayonne. >> we are all helping with you my friend. >> we'll have more in the next hour when we speak to a medical doctor who used to work with the cruise lines. >> what do the grammies and this ac toe puss haoctopus have in c? just ahead. >>>. >> of course, this little diddy by ryan louis. ♪ only got $20 in my pocket >> i don't think i've heard that one. that is thrift shop nominated for that one. our correspondent looks gorgeous. >> go ahead i'm sorry? >> you look great no matter what you are wearing. what are you spotting on the red carpet. first of all, if my attention spa

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is the largest grain ex-porter, ukraine will be number two, and that's producing about 50% of its capacity. so ukraine has the capacity to almost equal u.s. exports. >> uh be it will take a lat of change to make it competitive. well, it is a busy start to the new year, zoo keepers are taking the mammoth count of counting their creatures. eventually they will get to their latest edition, a silver back gorilla. last year's round up counted more than 1900 animals across more than 800 species. ehlo, again, earlier in the hour, say there wasn't snow, as this snow has gone down to the south, this is what it looks like provision the of our building. you can see the snow moving side ways. it is snowing outside and things are just going to get worse. let's take a look at the radar. the band has moved down here, and now into the atlantic. most people here around the northeast until tomorrow afternoon. that means accumulations are going to rise. already we are up to a foot of snow in eastern parts of massachusets. this is the problem we will face all through the next 12 to 24 hours. wind chills will

at the same time they are urge attack in legal porters. until they get out of sights of washington they still have problem. neil: we'll be exploring the other side of this issue in a moment. i look at whether this speaks well of the economy? normally in a rising rate environment, that is good news if the economy, banks benefit in this environment. and everyone else too. do you buy that? >> i do. i do. i think -- on one hand rates are rising because they have been close to zeeo for so very long. history long, now fed is talking about stepping back, and rates are rising. neil: are you surprised that bank stocks did not take more of a hit? >> it was surprising. but. you know the fed used as their rationale the fact that economy is getting better. i think people are buying that. people believe that the economy is getting better, people are seeing, employment is improving. people are borrowing because they are finding jobs. it is not great. but theerate of improvement. >> i don't think that rate environment has much impact, i have talk with jam

here, as will matt leblanc, chris pine, kevin costner, kenneth branagh, harry connick, jr., gregory porter much more. not that much more, but a little bit more. our first guest is a ridiculously talented woman whom you know from "anchorman 2," "bridesmaids," "despicable me 2," "anchorman 2," "saturday night live," "saturday night live 2" and now a hilarious new mini-series called "the spoils of babylon." watch it thursday nights at ten on ifc. please welcome kristen wiig. >> jimmy: hue are you doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: you've been so n so many things lately. "secret life of walter mitty." "the spoils of babylon" "anchorman 2." i didn't know you were in "her." >> my voice. a choice that joaquin phoenix has phone sex with. i just want my dad to know i did that. don't see that one. >> jimmy: i'm planning to take the audio from that and inserting it into "despicable me 2." >> i've never done anything like that before. >> jimmy: you play a phone sex. >> yeah. it was just funny doing it because, smiek would come in and just like yeah, improvise and pant and beli[ bleep ] sorry, d. >> jimmy:

she left town in her car and was heading west towards chicago, when her car went off the road in porter, indiana, and that was the last physical trace of her. police impounded her car. the trail had gone pretty cold by then. they asked to search in indiana but didn't found anything. they found her wallet in the car. she just hasn't been seen since. >> what is the story on the gospel singer, stalking the gospel singer in the videos? >> we learned about that much later. we learned about that in the last couple of days in fact. apparently she had been sending him messages for over a year, even as she was a student in loma linda, california. it's believed, at least her suspects -- her ex-husband suspects she took the internship in kalamazoo for closer to marvin sapp, who is a grammy nominated gospel singer, who has a large congregation in michigan. she contacted his kids, joined his church, she showed up at his house one day. he sought out a personal protection order from the court and got it. the judge felt she was stalking him, but she's never been charged with that. a couple weeks ago we

shea porter? >> thank you. think the american public would be really interested to hear what we are actually talking about alternately is is it ok to dump mining waste within 100 feet of a stream? is it ok to pollute regardless of what decisions have been made , i think the american public, especially people who live near that would be astounded that we are discussing this part of it instead of going back to the crux of it, which is there is something wrong with him being mining waste in streams. i just want to make sure we all know what we are actually arguing over here. i just have one question about this whole process. evidence at all that there was political interference here? >> congresswoman, there was no politicalf interference. >> thank you and i yield back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. >> thank you. .hank you for testifying i would like to ask some questions about your investigation into statements made by the director in november of 2011. in an answer to a question, the director s

from shark tank, kevin o'leary and music from gregory porter.rs have a great idea for shark tank. i won't say what it is. i don't want to ruin it. our first guest became a house hold name playing one of the world's most beloved joeys, right behind the baby dang radio. -- kangaroo. now, he returns to the role he was born to play --himself --on the 3rd season of the very funn was born to play --himself --on the 3rd season of the very funny watch it sundays at 10:30 on showtime, please welcome matt leblanc. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i mentioned this to you before both on television and off. but the show is so funny. it's very, very funny. >> this is a good show, yeah. >> jimmy: no, not this show. >> oh, sorry. >> jimmy: this show has its moments. but your show, of course, i'm talking about. which is really, really good. >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: you play matt leblanc on the show. and there's no one better for that. >> yeah, that's an audition that went really well. >> jimmy: you nailed that one. what i don't understand is you shoot the show in london b

the porter house -- >> we had to buy champagne -- >> and tell them about the sides you ordered. >> sides$26,000 worth of sides? what did they cure cancer? >> they didn't. "the wolf of wall street" is getting buzz, but a growing controversy is asking whether it exploits victims. bill wyman is with us. what responsibility to artists have to their audiences in being careful not to glamorize this when the subject is a criminal. >> that's a great question. and they are no obligation. they have an obligation to their art. but on balance this ends up seeming a little callus. it tends to leave a little bad taste in your mouth once you start thinking about the implications. i think in the end it is almost like a porky's or a frat comedy, and despite the film making which is extraordinary, but it seems to be a little empty. >> but you are talking about a movie that shows a guy who ripped off clients for millions and millions of dollars, but you show him having yachts and sports cars, millions of dollars, the most beautiful women in the world. so if you are a young person and you are watching this,

investigating a fatal shooting that happened at 9:00 last night in a parking lot near walgreens at high and portertreet. the victim was rubbed to a hospital and he died. police say there have been no arrests and they have no details on a suspect or possible motive. >> san francisco public utility commission is expected to call for a 10 percent volunteer reduction in water use. the reduction starts on friday will impact 2.5 million customers in san francisco. the public utilities commission is giving out free appliance to save water. officials say saving water should be easier for residents. >> turning off the faucet can save two gallons a minute. shorter showers, for each minute you save you save 2.5 gallons. i picked up the tree bag of low flow shower heads and a stopper and dye. >>> san francisco residents have the lowest per capita water usage in the state. >>> santa clara county may have to cut back. the board is expected to vote on a variety of water conservation proposals to reduce use by 10 percent including doubling rebates to those who switch to low flow toilets and plant drought resistan

of questions still in the story as it continues to develop and we're certain that legislators and porters will be talking about it all -- reporters will be talking about it because there was a leak on the elk winter and 300,000 people were not able to drink or bathe in water for about eight days. >> our robert ray in charleston west virginia. a big sports story, a lot of people tuned into the sunday nfl games because we finally know who's going to be playing in the super bowl. >> mostly good football. football teams marking matchups on the few of, the nfc championship game san francisco and seattle. russell wilson came in aas the top seed but colin kaepernick ran for 130 yards in this one but it was his third quarter 26 jarred touchdown pass, after a field goal, seattle's pete carroll going for it. give the seahawks their first lead. in the final seconds kaepernick's got a chance to win it down 6, but richard sherman intercepts. they beat the 49ers 23-17. >>> a lot of people predicted that the patriots would beat the broncos. but one was close to perfection, manning through four 400 yards

ofy porter is the cofounder veryalls and is in a dashing purple sweater.catherine eden is also here. she is the author of doing the best i can, fatherhood in the inner-city. michael is a professor at stony brook university who handed me some of what he is working on at the center for the study of men and masculinity. so, welcome to all of you. kathy, i want to start with you. you have written in the shriver report about mistaken assumption don't want tomen change the sense of what it means to be a man and who are not interested in being in a child's life or a woman's life. talk about that. start with the data from which i speak. my research team and my co- author and i spent seven years in communities across philadelphia, so we are really talking about low income white, black, and latino men. we learned a counter stereotype to the notion that men do not want babies and the men and they find out about a pregnancy they cut and run -- the minute they find out about a pregnancy, they cut and run. what we found that men are very excited to be fathers. the trage

and we'll have music from gregory porter, too. so join us then.ght-time golden globe winner who is to acting what michael jordan was to basketballing. she has a nominee once again for her work in "august: osage county" which is in theatres now. please welcome meryl streep! [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. i saw you at the golden -- well, i didn't see you, but i was watching you through the television set at the golden globes. >> i was sending you a message. >> jimmy: thank you for doing that. was it a positive message? >> let me on the show. >> jimmy: that's an easy message. i was wondering this. you go to so many of the -- you're nominated for so many awards. do you ever think oh, i hope i don't get nominated for this one because i don't want to -- >> no. >> jimmy: i want to stay home. never, huh? >> no. i mean, there are aspects of it that are terrifying, like getting a dress that you know will be torn apart the next day by everybody. but it's very exciting. >> jimmy: is it? so you like that. >> i don't like it. >> jimmy: you

good evening, madam, my name is james todd, and although i may look like add that the fact i am a porter with the pullman company which is you know was a job reserved for black people. will you have dinner with me? well, she agreed. she was from a slave family in georgia. they had dinner, fell in love, married, had five children. for the next 20 years, which turned out to be the last 20 years of his life, he lived to entirely separate lives, never telling either side about the other. to give you an example, he settled down with mrs. todd in queens, in new york, and then every couple of weeks would say, i've got to go off to capture the tone of center limited, or california zephyr, and i'll see you in two weeks. he would leave the house and walk through queens passed the newly built brooklyn bridge to lower manhattan where his offices were and say hello, geology, fellow geologist, i've just been on this field trip, i'm going to be a couple of weeks. he would write up his notes and live in a hotel in what is now tribeca, and then after a few weeks he would say goodbye to go to another filt