scorsese. and music from johnathan rice. with cleto and the cletones. and now for the first time this year, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. thank you for watching. that's very nice of you. this is our first show of the year. what year is it now? 2014? really? you know, ever since dick clark passed away i can't keep track of it. but we were off for two weeks, which was good. i'm relaxed. i'm rested. i've been sleeping 12 to 14 hours a night every night since christmas. so i'm ready to go. you i went to mexico for new year's. have you ever been to mexico, guillermo? [ laughter ] it's a lot of fun. but for some reason, i still don't know why, on friday we had no internet or cell service. and not just in the place we were staying, in the whole region of mexico. there was no way to get online for 13 hours. it was just like that movie "127 hours," except instead of 127 hours it was 13 hours. and instead of me being forced to cut my arm off i was forced t

and scorsese brings me over and he starts talking to me. he's like, this is joe.. but, it was like just standing there with scorsese and joe pesci, the three of us in a conversation. and i just am like -- what the -- what the hell am i doing here? you know? [ laughter ] and they're talking, and eventually in the conversation they're talking to me and then they start talking about something from like 20 years ago, and they're like, we've got to talk to that guy about the thing, you know? and you're like, this is crazy. i'm like in a scene of "good fellas" right now. so, we have this great conversation, and scorsese eventually goes to talk to some other people. and i'm talking to joe. and he goes, you know, you're great in the movie, kid, i'm really proud of you and all this stuff. and i'm like, thank you, you know, you're acting means so much to me. and he goes, here's what i want you to do. and i'm like what? and he goes, i want you to go buy a helmet. and i go, uh, okay? and he goes, i want you to keep the helmet next to your bed. and every night, i want you to g

my first audition back was martin scorsese. >> jon: yikes! >> i was terrified. kid, how are you doing? sit down and we're going to read this thing. i get there i'm so nervous. i want to die. [ laughter ] and i see this ladder up there and i feel that it's so hot that i can't breathe or anything. i realize the ladder is leading up to the air conditioning and it's not working. i am dripping sweavment i need to go to the restroom. i'm looking at my self-in the hero saying get your (bleep) together. don't blow this. i go back in and say this is going to sound so insane but is there any other place we can do this because it's so hot i'm afraid i'm going to pass out. the casting director said it's so hospital. we did the scenes a couple times. one is that scene you just watched. two months i don't hear anything except you are still in the running you but they are meeting with this actor who is better than you. i was at dinner and my phone range and it was leonardo dicaprio saying let's do this. >> jon: you had me nervous for a second. here is what is crazy about that

martin scorsese's movies always push the envelope. his movies are very extreme. to show extreme behavior. the difference here is it's not a criminal underworld of the mob that he's showing. it's the financial behavior on wall street and the margins of wall street that goes on, that's part of the daily lives of america. i think that we are still smarting from the economic collapse that many people have suffered from, not from the period depicted in the movies which is the 1980s but it's mirroring what's going on recently. i think emotions are pretty raw about it. the movie does not clearly come down on -- in judgment of belfort. he gets off in this movie, spoiler alert, with three years in prison, a slap on the wrist. at the end of the movie he's teaching seminars to people and teaching that behavior for money which is what he's doing today, i believe. >> that might be one of the problems, these people not being sufficiently punished. you knew at the end of "casino," another movie about bad guys, they were either dead, or in prison or living in the witness relocat

street" will of wall has not set any box office records, but be martin scorsese film did set a record for use of the f-word. to previous record belonged spike lee's "summer of sam." [laughter] word.e f- >> freeze. seven degrees tomorrow. waking up tomorrow around 11:00, we will be in the upper 20's. a nice warm up on sunday, lower 40's. if only it could last. feast your eyes on this. daytime high temperatures probably after midnight on monday will tumble from the 30's into the 20's. single digits in the district waking up tuesday morning. the coldest temperatures we have seen in 20 years. 18 for the high on tuesday. back to the 40's by the end of the week. >> ok. >> abc world news coming up next. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> have a

i know scorsese's in it. >> polanski, scorsese. the movie an homage to cannes and great films.ovie. >> jimmy: it premieres monday at 9 p.m. at hbo. >> hbo. >> jimmy: i want you to come back, stay tuned, everybody, we unearthed some old clips of an old tv show -- >> no. >> jimmy: -- we did in the '80s. >> you found them? >> jimmy: and i wanna show them. more with alec baldwin after the break. it's good! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] they're a fierce, foaming force in the universe. they're the fizzy front line in mankind's epic battle against grime -- scrubby, mindy, sudsy, poppy. they're on a mission to help the cleaners of america and spread a little bubble love. we work hard so you don't have to. the scrubbing bubbles. where do you want us to clean next? let's bubble. [ female announcer ] s.c. johnson. a family company. you need more from your antiperspirant. that's why we created degree clinical active clean. better odor protection than secret clinical. so you can do more. degree clinical. so you can do more. it's an invitation to stop and savor the unmistakabl

it inspired the scorsese movie classic. these arrests were the real thing. wexler enforcement 's responsible for the robbery. many people involved were killed. the feds got a break in the case when remains were discovered in the backyard of one of the accused robbers. investigators were tipped off to that home by an informant. stereotypes start to finish in that story. incredible. >> we have more to talk about. it is starting to summit a broken record. >> it gets very cold again. more snow in the future. below zero. mild warming. it may come a brief snow in some areas. let's talk about what is happening out there now. temperatures are falling at reagan national. well below the average high of 44 degrees. a lot of sunshine. now we have the new wind and the chill. three about in detroit. that is where we find big wind chill. 17 below in garrett county. better locally. day after day it gets old. here are the snow showers that came with the latest since and -- latest system. it ise clearing skies, going to be another very cold evening. we have a couple of things

martin scorsese.hen queue for allowing me to stock you into making this movie ou into making this movie. >> best director went to alfonso cuaron for "gravity," starring sandra bullock and george clooney. the prize for best foreign- language film was given to an italian film. 26 awards are handed out each year. they are seen as an important but not always accurate prequel to the oscars. >> let's get some of the latest business headlines. our business editor is here with us in the studio. airplane sales and the dogfight between europe's airbus and america's boeing. >> battle in the skies. you could call it a tie for 2013. airbus announced it had a record-breaking year with orders for more than 1500 planes. they beat boeing in terms of orders. boeing racked up only 1355 orders. in terms of actual deliveries, the american playmaker beat airbus -- the american airplane maker beat airbus. they dominate the passenger plane market. their order books are filled for years to come. the backlog is long. reports -

. >> later it was memorialized in the martin scorsese film, "good fellas". >> whenever we needed moneye'd rob the airport. it was better than citibank. >> he is now dead but the search of his former home last summer led to a body said to have tied the heist to this man. vincent asaro who was arrested and charged with the crime. four other associates arrested, alleged members of the bonano family. neither age nor location has assuaged his capability. >> if you have the biggest heist in u.s. history, still unsofltd, about. >> they finally have the right man behind bars. only a fraction of the money and jewels stolen was ever recovered. kristin saloomi, al jazeera, new york. >>> break news from egypt. third explosion this time in giza in the haran rvetioan area. many believe it was a hand made device. >> climbing the economic ladder in america, it's easier in some states and harder in others. we will explain. plus across the united states this has not been a good day for mcdonald's but it has been a great one for people who sell natural gas, we'll update you on america's energy emergency.

this afternoon, i got a call from marty scorsese.g a sequel and he needs a new script. >> reporter: clearly a joke. investigators not finding humor in the wisecracks. they are focusing on four otherwise guys, including his son, jerome. all charged with crimes unrelated to la tan za. >> this case is a legend in america criminal history. the fact that the authorities believe it is not fully solved even know i junow is just amazi. >> reporter: former federal prosecutor, edward mcdonald, played himself in good fellows. >> come on, you don't know anything. don't give me the babe in the woods routine, karen. >> reporter: in real life, he investigated the heist and now an attorney at a private firm. decades later, he still remembers the media frenzy surrounding the heist. they were fascinated by it. what was happening was that a lot of the people who were involved a lot of the people were turning up dead. >> at least eight were murdered before they could be brought to justice. they found remnants under a home. it has been widely speculated

the robbery was the essential story of the 1990 martin scorsese movie, "goodfellas." jimmy burke. asorrow was not in the movie. he helped masked gunmen get away with $5 million in untraceable cash and $1 million in jewelry. he plead not guilty and is now behind bars. they each expected to receive $750,000 in stolen loot. the lieu tan za investigation. they found human remains. he's accused of that murder along with multi. charges of racketeering and conspiracy not related to the luf tan za case. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. and in sports, a common bond between a player and this year's super bowl and two of his newest fans. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs morning news" sponsored by just for men mustache and beard, champions of facial hair. "cbs morning news" sponsored by [ female announcer ] yoplait greek 100. 100% greek. 100% mmm... so mmm, you might not believe it's 100 calories. yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to love it. to help me become an olympian, she was pretty much okay with me turning her home into an ice rink. ♪ she'd just reach f

at best, it gave us "goodfellas," the scorsese masterpiece, one of the great mob movies of all time. but the real story came back today with word that the feds say are the real goodfellows were rounded up out of nowhere and at long last. our report tonight from our national correspondent, kate snow. >> nobody knows for sure how much was taken in the daring predawn raid. >> reporter: movie fans will remember ray liotta's reaction in the mob film "goodfellas." when he hears his friends have pulled off one of the biggest heists in history. but that was not a hollywood fiction. >> there was a hold-up of historic proportions at new york's kennedy airport this morning. >> reporter: december 11th, 1978. a bunch of masked gunman stormed into the lufthansa airlines cargo area and stole $5 million in cash and nearly a million dollars worth of jewelry. >> the robbers rounded up nine employees working inside the building and herded them all to a second floor cafeteria. >> reporter: the cash and the jewels were never found. until now, the only person ever convicted in the case was an inside man a

what i heard that scorsese and terrence winter, the screenwriter, they claimed they put the audienceof victim. like you're the victim. i got to tell you i watched the movie. i dealt with victims it. i didn't feel that way. >> how would you feel as victim snorting cocaine off some woman's derriere, one of the wonderful scenes. put him in jail for two years? >> four years. jordan did less time because he had drug problems. he went to drug treatment program. that shortens amount of time. >> some say the prosecution dropped ball, only 2 years in jail and $100 million restitution. do you think you have gotten more out of him. >> i didn't sentence him. the judge sentenced him. you need to realize we made a decision to use belfort and porsche as cooperating witnesses. they made cases against dozens and dozens of high level people. so it was worth it. >> $100 million is the rest tuesday. we talked to your old boss, eastern district of new york, u.s. attorney, which prosecuted him because he was located, lake success is long island that is the eastern district. >> right. >> they're saying he

now, it is nominated for five academy awards, including best -- picture, best -- director, martin scorsesest a actor, leonardo dicaprio. >> i absolutely love it. it is one of the most popular shows on cable television. a controversy may have taken some quack out of "the duck dynasty." >> they are the worst, like a terrible technological snowball coming down the mountain. you can't stop it. >> i am not into wasting time listening to tom and jerry talk about who they think are going to win the super bowl. >> first, one person responds and then someone tries to be funny and then we get off the subject. >> it will be midnight and they are still talking about it. >> what was the original conversation? no one knows, no one cares. stop having a conversation on my phone. >> now, 8.5 million people tune in to season five premier on wednesday night. that's pretty huge. nearly 12 million watch have had the season 4 premere. that's about a 3.5 million person decrease. the reality show program began back in december when the patriarch made some controversial remarks. the network initially suspended him

. >> with apologies to martin scorsese and 1980 film the stock market is less raging bull and more agingo the year for stocks. four down days in a row this week and whispers this old bull is due for a correction. why? every match can't be a first round knockout like last year. the dow up 26%. the s&p 500 more like 30%. the nasdaq last year, up 38%. with barely a stumble. the bull market turns 5 years old in less than a month, the full year older than the average bull market. i'm not ready to say the bull market is over but we have not had a real correction, 10% pullback since last summer. we're not close to that yet. no question, this year will not be as easy for your 401(k) as last year. a lot of what happens to your investments depends on the economy of america's great friend and trading partner china. one week manufacturer number from there is what set off all of that wall street selling this week. china is on track to be the largest economy in 2020 which makes our david mckenzie's scuffle this week all that much more disturbing. he was roughed up and thrown into a van. he was coverin

i'm saying is that we knew we needed a bath because he thinks about the cast of scorsese's infuriated no need to go into many people from stan and it's been a nice pop into the eye of the last few weeks so that is less become a personal crusade by the interior minister menu and asked if i could parent or the neon not be convinced that the reason is the right thing to do more to say mine crucial markets that they should if he is making racist anti semitic or main switch on the running for office denial is also the blue skies while none. anti semites and revisionist on stage with him saying the customers even existed his goal to be still that way round you can stop him from speaking because everyone has freedom of speech in front. one way and cycle ways he has been found guilty. umpteen times of loss in use for hate speech. anti semitic remarks and lose tens of thousand euros in fines that the fried steak which he's never paid him every time he's supposed to pay the fees come out with the wheat that makes use of these. it is so linda has the money and called to say that these need to pi

scorsese island in world cup slalom are selling issue of austria came out on top in switzerland. fisher had seen a toilet a halt on the scale the german couldn't keep up his excellent form in twenty fourteen the helix knowing what the can but to put a bump in the slalom. his victory in the giant slalom yesterday was the first time a gem and had recorded the win in that discipline for over fourteen years. but knowing what to cook and build on that success. he posted a competitive time in his first run but then in the second he straddled a gate. it cost him his undefeated record the cia and the chance to win three world cup events back to back instead those plates winter months the unhinged the austrian produced a seaman second round to see kill his twenty second korea was cup victory. it was the perfect day for him to his win took him to the top of the standings. doctors say ski jumper thomas morgan stanley is recovering well after his shocking crush on friday. born in santa still in intensive care at the trauma center in softball the three time it would be champion is suffering f

director martin scorsese. and music from johnathan rice. with cleto and the cletones.he first time this year, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. thank you for watching. that's very nice of you.

film on site next week while the after party for the paris premier was held at the boers the martin scorsese directed film starring leonardo dicaprio chronicles the life of displaced us stockbroker jordan belfort who made a fortune selling junk bonds before being jailed for defrauding clients now the three hour film depicts a culture of ghastly american greed filled with money cars houses yachts prostitutes orgies alcohol and heavy heavy drug use enjoy europe you're welcome well there you have it as always we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. two thousand and seven marked the beginning of a very difficult period in the global financial system where some of the world's largest banks coming to the brink of collapse now in the case of lehman brothers the institution did in fact collapse and in the aftermath. of lehman's demise our largest financial institutions were bailed out not just here in the us but globally as well however many questions still remain about the methods used to prop up these institutions our guest eve smith author of the book and founder

states nor would they be able to use that talent of course you'll see stake about the uk protecting scorsese busyness and stress free zone for the world famous squad to bring the ends the salmon industry at protecting it from excessive taxation and safe all that. scotland's announcement comes on to the scottish government to the k state's white paper smith and awaits copied a safe place cohen should say yes to independence it was someone's that the rhetoric not find such governments despite everything that we hate said today about school and being too rough with the united kingdom. the white paper backing band on seeking independence with priests scotland's international trade final. you would see the new opportunities to explore st also said that scotland has contributed more tax cut head of population that is the case suggesting that it's going to use any wealthy enough to parents in a lovely seems to vary the campaign staff seemed they might be getting the run up to that historic rates when the eighteen percent and then i suspect that's the case foreign secretary william hague is in spiri

the site next week while the after party for the paris premiere was held at the boers the martin scorsese directed film starring leonardo dicaprio chronicles the life of described us stockbroker jordan belfort who made a fortune selling junk bonds before being jailed for defrauding clients now the three hour film depicts a culture of ghastly american greed filled with money cars houses yachts prostitutes orgies alcohol and heavy heavy drug use enjoy europe you're welcome well there you have it as always we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. two thousand and seven marked the beginning of a very difficult period in the global financial system with some of the world's largest banks coming to the brink of collapse now in the case of lehman brothers the institution did in fact collapse and in the aftermath. of lehman's demise our largest financial institutions were bailed out not just here in the us but globally as well however many questions still remain about the methods used to prop up these institutions our guest eve smith author of the book and founder

when martin scorsese wants to be authentic, he comes to you. >> right. i got a call.as asked, when are you coming to new york? my fabrics, my design for the jewelry. she went crazy. they could not believe that i still have the actual fabrics. >> amazing. did you see the movie? >> yes, i did. true to life? >> it is true to life somewhat. >> ok. we've got to go now. anthony giliberto. this is "taking stock." ♪ " onhis is "taking stock bloomberg. let's go to today's market moving lines. in the 74,000 jobs added month of december, the slowest implement game in two years. has ruledppeals court that apple did not infringe on a mobile phone patent owned i motorola. motorola claimed infringement on its patents. six patents. the judgment for apple ensures there will be no disruption in production. tesla upgrades charging adapters installed over garages. the electric carmaker states that new connectors will be supplied to owners in the next few weeks. that is headlines. back to you. maker next week -- next week -- will be the jpmorgan second annual health care conference in san

along with martin scorsese which is being signed by the academy. we watched it.nell: i haven't seen it yet. dagen: much better than you would expect. much better than you would expect. where else can you see leonardo dicaprio with a candle in his but? connell: i am not sure. thank you for asking that. dagen: decrees leaving travelers stranded across the country. their woes continue. connell: was starting for part-time workers at target. the retailer plans to stop offering them health care coverage. we will have that coming up in a few minutes as we continue on markets now. stocks now, here is currency, everyone shaping up against the u.s. dollar. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had power to do more. dell is honore to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours did in a littl

. >>> plus leonardo and martin scorsese are facing it. >>> this morning a financial scam against theindling hundreds ex-firefighters. some were enabled by ring leaders, all who served the government before ripping it off. joseph esposito and john ma nir minerva. they and others are accused of scheming including 27 members of the nypd. new york city police commissioner bill brat on the. >> as a new yorker as a u.s. citizen, i can only express disgust at the actions of the individuals involved in this scheme. >> reporter: among those charged, louis hurtado who police say was starring in instructional videos as a sixth degree black belt all while telling the new york police department he was disabled with neck injuries and psychological problems. he's accused of taking over $424,000 in 24 years. prosecutors say the total could reach $400 million. more than half the cases came from those claiming the events of 9/11 left them unfit to work. attorney brian griffin is representing esposito. he says his client honorably served the nypd. >> so this is a difficult time for him personally but,

it was made famous in martin scorsese's good fella's. the charges range from armored truck robbery and extortion. >>> winter olympic games just two weeks ago. and it will feature several new sports. while they may be new to the olympics they've been around for years at the x games. so we decided to see what catapulted them into the olympics. first, let's talk slope style. two californians are slope style standouts. >> it is pretty much a playground on the mountain. >> reporter: but it's not just fun and games. chad, also from tahoe has won just about every award in slope style. so who better to explain what it is. >> we have a design course that has jumps on it and rails that you slide. and usually courses have about six feature, probably try or more jumps. and you want to get technical on the rails and go big on the jumps and do technical trips there. and the best, most stulish flowing run is your winner usually. >> reporter: let's go to the half pipe. >> i explain it to everyone you know what shawn light does, but on skis. and that's w

i loved scorsese's dregging style. it was fast-paced and frantic and manic.ginning to end. it is a movie, two hours and 59 minutes of real movie time. i also thought that jonah hill did his best work in this movie. he got a nomination this morning as well. i really thought it was very well done and very good film. there were a couple of omissions that i thought were kind of -- whoa, i thought oprah may get a nomination this morning. the academy did not recognize her for her work in "the butler." she has been one of the critical darlings this morning. i also think in the directing category, there was a lot of star power. main, you talk about martin scorsese. he got a nomination. david o. russell got a nomination. alexander payne who makes really interesting moveies and got a nomination for "nebraska." steve mcqueen for "12 years a slave." you mentioned this earlier, steve mcqueen's first nomination. only his third film. he sack great director. so deserving of this nomination. you were surprised by "wolf of wall street." i was surprised with all of the nominati

martin scorsese's highly anticipated wolf of wall street cam out christmas day setting a record not inlockbuster which highlights drug and prophecy filled world, include the use of the f word 506 times. according to a report that puts the movie ahead of the previous record set by spike lee's 1999 film summer of fans. dennis: i would have sworn scott faced with al pacino would have been the title holder. 506 times in 180 minutes is quite a lot. one thing i could not figure in all research i did is doesn't include the gerund ing or the mono selector -- dagen: spend time thinking up -- i would too. i thought about the same thing. dennis: script writers ought to come up with a few more, a few too many. dagen: be creative. the brightest minds in economics gathering in philadelphia right now. peter barnes talks with the former chair of the presidential council of economic advisers and hall about having a car that drives itself? there are predictions they will take over the roads in the next 20 years according to one study. this man collected a million-dollar check for winning the bull riding

. ♪ tonight on the program, from martin scorsese's latest "the wolf of wall street," margot robbie isrought to us by our friends at ourstage. their album is called "the great social experiment" zolie morra and the strange kind from the sony stage. they're good. tomorrow night sofia vergara will be here, from "shameless" emmy rossum and we'll have music from yuna. and on thursday, kristen wiig, nick kroll, and music from lord huron. please join us then. our first guest is a four-time oscar nominee and a five-time golden globe nominee with not one but two award-worthy films this season, "american hustle" is in theaters now and the new spike jonze movie "her" opens nationwide friday, please say hello to amy adams. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> you do too. you look fantastic. >> jimmy: how were your holidays? >> i had a break. the holidays are that kind of thing where it feels it should be a break but it's always a lot of energy. but it's fun. i mean i don't need to complain. >> jimmy: did you go anywhere? do anything? >> i stayed home. i travel a lot. >> jimmy: just a qui

. >> the new scorsese. >> a friend said if you take your wife to see it, she's going to leave you. >>scary. that sounds uncomfortable. >> it's like a soft-core porn. >> oh, no. >> so i don't know who i'm going to see it with. i'll watch it on hb orc. >> we were trying to case it out in iowa, and some of the junior lawyers and i went to see the movie "unfaithful" together with diane lane and richard gere. i was sitting in the middle, and two guys were flanking me, and some of the scenes -- >> you could not make eye contact. you did not touch your popcorn. you just pretended nobody else was in that room. >> it's like glenn close in fatal attraction. nervous. >> i don't know. surprising. >> it is a lot of cuss words. i'm a huge rap fan, which you can obviously tell by looking at me. and lil wayne using at least 23 a minute, but i fithink if you were listening to that and heard a cuss word every moninute for o hours. >> if you would like to see how wall street really works and you don't want f-bombs, look at this. >> who wrote that? >> it was a "new york times" best seller as well. so we'

martin scorsese and leonardo dicaprio brought down the house. with their speech.their collaboration. meryl streep showed her comedic chops and presented best actress to emma thompson. so well deserved for i just love "saving mr. banks." i love that movie. >> one of my favorite guests we've ever had here. >> and her speech was hysterical. you're looking at best supporting actress olivia for "fruitvale station." another couple i'm predicting, "nebraska" got awards and different role than "snl" and her, if you haven't seen it, you should. >> i did and i liked it. >> movie of the year according to the nbr and spike jonze. let the games begin. >>> moving on, ben affleck starring in the adaptation of "gone girl" about a woman who disappears on the day of her wedding anniversary. we have the first shots from the set that will be in next week's issue of "entertainment weekly." we want to thank jess cagle for giving us the exclusive peek. it will be directed by david fincher. he stars as the husband. "gone girl" opens october 3rd of this year. a lot looking forward that th

hill told howard stern he was so thrilled just for the chance to work with martin scorsese when theyight. i want to sign before he can change his mind. he said he would have sold his house and paid scorsese for the chance to work with him adding it isn't about money. you should do things that you care about. >> amen to that. >> amen. >> how refreshing. >> yes. >> i will say, if you want -- he sat down for an hour with howard stern. if you're by a computer, have an hour to kill -- >> it's a great interview. >> it's a great interview. >> he is a very smart young man and a terrific actor, so congratulations. >>> "pop news" is filled with fun this morning. delicious fun. as we introduce two brand-new limited edition flavors hitting shelves next month of oreos. we are getting the first taste right here because they know that we do love our food on "gma." get ready for cookie dough and marshmallow crispy oreos. no, josh? you're not going there? >> a cookie dough oreo for me, it's like having chicken in a scrambled egg. >> can i say oreo with the marshmallow crispies, you nailed it. >> the

including best [ bleep ] pict e picture, best [ bleep ] director, martin scorsese, best [ bleep ] actor, leonardo [ bleep ] dicaprio. yeah, the wolf of wall street, for your [ bleep ] consideration. >> tom: anyway, congratulations to all the nominees. and good luck not eating anything for the next month and a half. in other awards show news, the vatican announced they're making some changes to the way they handle applications for saint hood. did you know you have to apply for saint hood? the application process can take years and cost up to $1 million along the way. becoming a saint costs almost as much as winning a golden globe. but they say if you find five other friends who also want to be saints they give you a discount. anyway, in an effort to have even the playing field from places that don't have a lot of money, the vatican is planning to significantly reduce the cost of the application. so it won't cost $1 million to get sainted anymore. and also, you no longer have to perform a miracle to become a saint. you just have to do a really cool magic trick. i'll tell you something, wi

minimum wage for an actor in the union because he so desperately wanted to work with director martin scorsese i want to get married >> uh-oh. oh, my goodness. that song says it all for some folks. a push in colorado to add one more thing before you walk down the aisle. state mandated prewedding education classes. one counselor saying with the country's divorce rate 60%, hey, it doesn't hurt. >> if anything negative were to come out of it, it might be the couple realizes they have com pat anlts. they have choices to make now before they get married in fixing those things or coming to the realization they are not compatible. >> proposal would allow 10 hours of counselin your first marriage, 20 hours if it's your second, and 30 if it's your third. our legal panel is here to weigh in. former prosecutor and defense attorney, also a former prosecutor and defense attorney. since you've had the same legal roles, are you going to agree on this topic? >> no. first of all, this kind of training, useless and illegal. no, let me tell you -- >> how do you know it's useless. >> if you and i got married we'd

marty scorsese is not going to make a gangster movie about any of these people.ou, when they got their subpoenas, it concentrated their line of thinking greatly. so what do the feds do? they lead you to believe that unless you come in and give people up in the food chain above you, that you could very well see that orange is the new black, and you may be spending some time in danbury federal prison. any time the feds are involved, you and i both know that the sentences are draconian. a legal word meaning stiff. >> brian wice, thanks for your time tonight. and have a good weekend. >>> still ahead, big news tonight about obama care. want to see another gop myth go poof? that's coming up. >>> but first, rush limbaugh's got a new theory about why so many republicans are facing legal problems, and it's got him bouncing his way into tonight's gotcha. stay with us. it's hip-hop. for cross-country, classical. and for jumps, i need something...special. so i use my citi thankyou visa card for music downloads and earn two times the points... plus a little extra inspiration.

finally, i read that martin scorsese's new movie, "the wolf of wall street" broke a record by using theeats the previous record which was set by my dad trying to put together a desk from ikea. we have a great show for you tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. welcome back. good to see you back here. it is monday. it's our first show of the new year. we are so happy to be back. we have fun guests coming up for you. this week, ryan seacrest. ryan and i are going to play a game of rock, paper, scissors, pie. then later this week william h. macy, wanda sykes, and james spader will all be here. it's going to be a fun week. [ applause ] tonight, we have a great show tonight. oh, my gosh. this guy is having a great year. i'm so happy for him and i love this guy. he's nominated for a golden globe this weekend and he better win because he is here. we will root for this guy. he also has a new hbo series, "true detective." woody harrelson. it's just going to be awesome. matthew mcconaughey is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: all righ

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according to "variety", martin scorsese's movie, "wolf of wall street", sets all-time record for useur long film, the "f" word has dropped 506 times. this is not the first time, casino, the "f" word was used 422 times. goodfellas, 320 times but really off the record with this one. you liked the movie. >> i liked it but it was interesting. also "off the desk," hyundai is experimenting with remote accessibility features using wearable devices such as google glass and blue link technology. blue link can give drivers access to features and information about their car via google glass. i wish they were prettier. they include remote start, remote door locking and unlocking. the blue link will launch on hyundai genesis. david: it will go through a big evolution. >> they need to make them more attractive. david: we asked you on facebook and twitter if you think janet yellen should be confirmed? jim on facebook told us, she should be confirmed. we've already come this far with ben bernanke's experiment. we should see how it all plays out with janet yellen. >> jimmy on necessary book wrote in,

here's one from director martin scorsese, he replied, "thanks, the original cut was four hours long."he question, "great vine video." [ laughter ] lot of story to tell. next one is from alex rodriguez. he responded, "a hypodermic needle, and two small viles of hgh." let's see what he was asked, "after using steroids what do your genitals look like?" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: here's the last one. here's from our good friend governor chris christie. he responded, "it may take a year to recover, but i'll be fine for 2016." let's hear the question, "how was your workout this morning?" [ laughter and applause ] there you go. it's a good joke. that's all the time we have for "in reply to." we'll be right back with jessica alba, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ my dad had a honda... my mom had a honda.... i was coming from a 2007 honda accord. i traded it in for a ford fusion titanium. i, no joke, probably test-drove fifteen different vehicles. i kind of was indifferent toward ford and then i sat in the fusion for the first time and i was just like "wow!"... this

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this was immortalized in the martin scorsese film "goodfellas.", armed robbery and extortion, and it alleged that one of the wise guys was a captain for the bonanno crime family. those are the allegations. his attorney says there is no way he was involved. >> pretty much all the people that did it got murdered by jimmy burke, so i read. so, the fact that my client didn't get murdered would suggest that he didn't have anything to do with it. >> in the fimm, robert de niro played a character based on jimmy the gent burke, and played him marvelously. >> interesting defense. we'll see how that turns out. >>> coming up, when will the bulls start running again on wall street? what is going on? it was so easy last year. it was so easy, just the 401(k) going up, up, up, and now that's not happening. "money time" is next. [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamucil. and this park is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling helps to lower some cholesterol. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits

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lengthy edit that one martin scorsese really wanted before it was cut down for theatrical release.or purchase this spring. i bet liz will not buy it liz i saw it and once is enough. i think one listen said i think apple is close to a buy. i think it pulls down to 47 a 5 then you can pull the trigger. >> wayne wrote in on facebook, investors don't understand how revolutionary apple's icloud is. apple is far more than just a phone company. liz: time for top two things to watch. number two is facebook earnings. they come out after the bell here on "after the bell." social network giant is expected to report earnings of 27 cents per share. revenue should closely be watching facebook's ad revenue after the company added auto play video ads in its news feed and improved the algorithm to deliver ads. david: i didn't know that the number one thing to watch tomorrow, of course it is already started, started today, but tomorrow we get the results. 2:00 p.m., the federal open market committee report is read to us all. investors will look for any clues whether the fed will continue to reducing

. >> a pivotal moment for martin scorsese's "wolf of wall street."ack with me the man who lived the real story, jordan belfort. he talked a good game but it came crashing down when he went to prison for so-called pump and dump schemes. you go to this place on long island. selling little penny stocks. as we see in the movie, a pretty dodgy-looking operation compared to what you had come from in wall street. day one it all goes brilliantly. what do you realize in that moment? >> one of the important distinctions i think is for people to know here, especially young people, that is in the movie when i walk into the firm and i get my first look at it and i sit down, i think spike jones plays the manager. and i asked him a question. i say, is this all legitimate? he says to me, well, you know. in truth he said, of course it's legitimate. look at the license on the wall. we're part of the nesd. and that's a danger that every kid that goes into the workforce faces. and one of the things i always say at colleges is that just because someone is out there and t

martin scorsese for the wolf of wall street. >> best performer. the nominees are. american hustle.elena.for best performance by actor. >> the nominees are. christian bale, american hustle. nebraska. leonardo the capriole, the will for wall street. 12 years of slate. matthew mcconnell hey, dallas buyers' club. >> finally, the sale selected for the best pitcher of 2013. american hustle. captain phillips and dallas buyers' club. gravity. her. nebraska. sel12 years of slate. ve. and te wolf of wall street. nominations are to be determined. >> for the complete list you can go to our website. >> we had a year of incredible movies. will find out who the winner is when the academy awards take place on march 2nd. >> will be right back. th mwholwheatoas♪ wita da of lt, one loveou mt ♪ >> welcome back. >> the temperatures will come up a notch. they should get into the upper 70's. here's a live look outside we have clear skies this morning. where seen plenty of 30's and '40's out the door. take a look at how mild it is. half moon bay is as 66 degrees. the temperatures will climb as some of the

willing to take any amount just for the chance to work with director martin scorsese.g he has bought $500 million more in apple's stock over the past two weeks. his investments crossed the $3 billion mark. can we look at apple shares? where are we right now? we are at above 1%. $5.54, up $5 on the carl icahn news. what have we got? hold on. time for that. i got that tease coming. follow the prompter. charles: i want to give you my movie review. stuart: a prompter is impact will. more proof read the printing in the future is the future. the navy saying 3d printed buildings could be just around the corner. we will explain it next. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protecon. and because usaa'commitment to see current and forr military members andheir families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. but with less ergy

scorsese direct for disney?hink so. >> they should not show his films. >> that is why they have "the hobbit," or blockbuster films with stephen siddall -- stephen segagal. at utahre going to be tomorrow. are there too many festivals right now? >> there are not enough. festivals actually help q rate and go through the feature films that came in and figure out which ones -- >> i am so glad you said that because thinking about what we said about sundance, is there someone to take the place or become what sundance used to be? , even the los angeles film festival are doing a good job, coming up with some of it, but i would say that sundance is still the golden standard. >> you are trying to make filmmaking come to new york city. >> the media center is a place for artists and storytellers to come together with technologists and entrepreneurs. we really are not just talking about independent filmmakers, we are talking about storytelling possible to disciplines. people canng to -- work things out, they have experts, res

martin scorsese's latest film has a record number of "f" bombs. >> what are those?appen. the most "f" bombs ever, according to "variety" which keeps track of these things the world is said, screamed or yelled 600 times. the record is held by spike lee. we want to congratulation mr. scorsese. >>> ketsha goes to rehab for an eating disorder. >> it comes just before a month she's set to perform in dubai. she wrote, i'm a crusader, being yourself and loving yourself, i found it hard to practice. i'll be unavailable for 30 days seeking treatment for my eating disorder. to learn to love myself to love mites exactly as i am. >>> and if it sounds too early to talk about oscarworth performances, think again. >> we're still seeing the december movies. >> we are still seeing the december movies because it is award season. but plenty of movies causing buzz before they hit the big screen. let's talk about this. what to watch in 2014. we got kim serafin. and editor of as you correspond sight gold derby.com tom o'neal. good to have both of you. i want to start with "the monuments