[cheers and applause] kevin spacey!nd applause] what are you going to do? beefcake what are you going to do? you machiavellian piece of (bleep) uconn -- you conniving -- it's so good. >> perhaps you have your white man fear goggles on. >> jon: you don't scare me spacey. how did they get you -- everybody knows netflix now is delivering these incredible shows. at the time when the house of cards first came out they are the company that sends you dvds in the mail. when they come to you and say this do you go what are you talking about? you are not even a network? >> i've been talking about this happening for about eight years. one of these companies, it was either netflix or hulu or google who somebody who made ga zillions of dollars was going to want to get into the original content business. they were going to want to compete. it made sense to me when we went out to house of cards. we went to the networks, everybody. and netflix said we believe in you. we like the original british series and we don't need you to do a pil

and we have kevin spacey live. all right here this sunday morning. >>> hello, a lot to get to this sunday morning. most of us are begging for spring. so much of the country battered by the record-breaking winter. and u.s. this weekend, yet another blizzard in the northeast. and out west, an epic drought. what's behind the weird weather, what can be done about it, and abc meteorologist ginger zee starts us off. >> reporter: most of the nation is in a state of meteorology exhaustion. the coldest winter in minnesota in 33 years. the great lakes, almost 90% frozen. normally it would be just over 30. and new york city, buried. now in their top ten snowiest seasons. snowfall totals from north carolina up to indianapolis between two and three times their normal. 75,000 flights cancelled since december 1st. that's an all-time record. and pennsylvania, they've been in the heart of the misery, a giant pile up on friday. abc's linn swree janice was right there. >> reporter: the sun was shining, the roads mostly clear, but the

down in back, kevin spacey. he started the standing ovation.ion of myself which i got to say is much more interesting than the real thing. >> you said that when you won the golden globes, congratulations, for this role that you had. >> thanks, yeah if a couple of years ago and you said that you are more interesting, the character is, but is there something about it that you pull from in your real life? >> well, you know, it's just like loose parallel of my life so they can pull the fact that i was on "friends" so they make references to that and there's enough real references about it that people wonder, is that what he's really like? is that what he's not? what's the real deal, so it's been kind of fun to sort of dodge those questions and kind of keep it vague. >> yeah, sagetly like that and you know something you've done so cute a perception of you because of your character and your character joey you're not right and you actually use that to your advantage in real life, haven't you? >> i don't understand. yeah, you know, it gives me an edge,

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according to spacey. >> we can get done shooting on a day and i'll come home asand tu on the news andow, our storylines are not that crazy. they're really not. >>> here i am. an actress. representing at least in some sense an industry that places crushing standards on all of us. >> "juno" actress ellen page came out in front of hundreds at a conference for the human rights campaign foundation. >> and i am here today because i am gay. >> the inspiring speech quickly found a much larger audience. and nearly 4 million views later page tweeted she is profoundly grateful for all the support. will there be box office support too? she's set to play julianne moore's lover in the upcoming indie drama. thank you for watching abc news. world news now is coming up soon with overnight breaking news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night. >> every day more americans choose abc news. america's number one news source. access a philly cheesesteak anytime, day or night. just like you can acce anytime, day or night. there is only one way to ce

where in your mind did you find frank underwood, played by kevin spacey? who is now the vice president? >> it started in an organic place. the bbc version was fantastic. he came from a place of aristocracy and privilege. i thought the american myth of anyone can be president coming from nothing and working your way up to the white house was powerful. i wanted our francis to come from a small town. my dad was from south carolina. he grew up in greenville. there is a catchphrase phrase in the bbc version. you very well might think that i couldn't possibly comment. when said with a british accent, it it makes perfect sense. but it is not the diction of an american. i thought, what part of the country would that diction make sense from? so i asked dad, what is a small town in south carolina that would be the last place that you think a president would come from? he said gaffney. it is perfect. there, you have a small town off of interstate 85. it is a place called hope. >> let's look at this and we will come back to other things. a moment between frank and cla

the show follows a scheming politician played by kevin spacey as he navigates the political waters of washington. here's a teaser for the season. >> i will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the offices of duty i'm about to enter, so help the goddard one heartbeat away from the presidency and not a single vote cast in my name. democracy is so overrated. let's start this new chapter with a clean slate. >> i know you will do whatever you think is best. >> the connections are troubling. >> this goes all the way to the white house. >> i need you to lead all of our phone history. >> you want me to walk away and act like i don't know anything? >> he is convincing the president to change his mind. >> it would be making a mistake. >> i feel like i'm losing control of my own administration. >> hit him again. >> he is a dangerous man. >> i want him obliterated. >> let's make them suffer. >> i don't know whether to be proud or terrified. >> i think people believe that your marriage might be a little more calculated than you let on. >> i told you to stop back channeling. >> i can turn th

everybody gets them. >> i wouldn't expect you to know what that means being a liberal. >> kevin spaceybig hollywood liberal thinks his taxes are too high and they should give him more money. if governor o'malley is smart, he's not going to do that, but he would lower the taxes for everybody in the state of maryland, and if kevin spacey doesn't like it, pound sand. go somewhere else. >> last year, o'malley raised taxes twice on the income earners in maryland. >> it's the connected and nonconnected. >> i don't know how kevin spacey and frank underwood became de blasio and barack obama, but okay. >> it's clear to me. >> we're out of time. "one more thing" is coming up next. thing." i'm going to kick it off talking about the end of an era. john dingell, congressman from michigan, from detroit, is announcing he's going to retire at the end of this year. he's 87 years old. he's been there since 1955. when i was there on capitol hill, he was so nice to all of us staffers. he was a giant of the hill. and a lot of people think maybe it's time for him to go. he will be the longest serving member

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the interaction between spacey and his chief of staff is just phenomenal. i love the show now. >> that's what i loved about it at first, too. >> your impressions have changed, dana? now moving away from the show. >> i had high expectations and they have been dashed. i was a big fan early on. one thing that is accurate about it, the set design. the lighting. i think that in the oval office, it looks just like, at least before president and mrs. obama redid the current oval office, it looks like the one during president bush's time. same couches, same chairs. i like some of the legislative action, too. ien think that the way a bill becomes a law, it's kind of boring, so you have to do it quick if you're going to do it in a 45-minute episode. what i didn't like in this season versus last season is it was the first show i watched where the democrats weren't portrayed as complete angels. everybody looked bad but you could work together to get something done. that happened on entitlement reform, but there's so much portraying of a tea party candidate or congressm

>> rose: this is kevin spacey on this program talking about frank underwood. here he is. >> what i think people might enjoy about francis as a character is that he has no allegiances. he has no allegiance to party, it's not about democrats or republicans or ideology or passion it's about opportunity to move forward. that's what he sees and that's what he does. >> rose: to there it is. there's kevin spacey telling you what it is we like about frank underwood. >> and he would know better than anyone he's done a beautiful job portraying him. what i find so endlessly fascinating about francis underwood is that people ask is he good, is he evil? and he doesn't see himself through that lens. he sees ethics and morality as a form of quick sand. >> rose: and he sees the end justifying the means. >> that's right. if i offer you progress does it matter why i'm doing it? does it matter if i'm self-interested in even if you don't agree with what i'm doing i would rather give you forward momentum than stagnation. if that doesn't work, let's try something else out. but when

spacey's direct address, where did that come from? why choose that?we stole it. yeah, we outright stole it from the bbc version that aired in 1990. richardson would turn to the camera and deliver these direct addresses. and we just loved that device. it gives you an intimacy with the character. you find yourself complicit in all these nefarious acts. it's one of the reasons i think people root for him. >> it reminds me of yago in chase bear. he's a plotting villain letting us in on how his plot -- >> richard iii is a great example which kevin performed on stage for nine months in the world tour prior to shooting the first season. >> if i'm you, here's what's stressing me up and keeping me up at nights. >> there's a lot of things. >> the british model is they go for one year and they're done. the american model, you do them, everyone loves them and have to keep the plate spinning. in the case of "homeland" you start with this one conceit. the end of the first season you don't have the conceit anymore. que you have to figure out how to keep things going

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spacey says the plot lines aren't that crazy. and when asked about the national session with the show coupled with washington's growing unpopularity space he said quote well i've heard from lots of people and some people feel ninety nine percent of the show is accurate and the one percent that isn't is that you could never get an education bill passed that fast wow i couldn't agree more so let's sit back and wait until the whole.

spacey says the plot lines aren't that crazy and when asked about the national session with the show coupled with washington's growing unpopularity space he said quote well i've heard from lots of people and some people feel ninety nine percent of the show is accurate and the one percent that isn't is that you could never get an education bill passed that fast wow i couldn't agree more so let's sit back and wait until the whole house of cards comes crashing down until then let's break this. the. it was. very hard to. get her back was that her right there. just when it seemed like the anti-government protests in kiev had begun to die down the last two days have seen the deadliest and most violent of elements on the ground since opposition forces first occupied independence square three months ago according to ukraine's interior ministry at least twenty six people including police and protesters have been killed and two hundred forty people have been hospitalized many coming projectiles including molotov cocktails and live ammunition protesters are demanding that president viktor yanuk

kevin spacey made an appearance on abc's "this week." how did he prep for the role? by shadowing kevin mccarthy. >> if i could kill just member of congress, i would never have to worry about another vote. >> the example that would set. what did you pick up? for him,interesting there are so many new members of congress who were brought in to fight against washington, we are not going to do it the usual way, it is difficult to harangue 218 congressmen to vote a particular way, i do not envy him. for me, it was fascinating to go meetings and see what they are going to put out there, how they do it. it was very helpful to understand what it is like. >> pretty cool. how close is the show to reality? >> for me it is performance art. we could getatch, done shooting and i will turn down the tv and think our storylines are not that crazy. they are really not. >> how close is it to the real deal? ask lawmakers. thing only unrealistic about the show is that a democrat could represent gaffney, south carolina. it is great acting. >> kevin spacey makes it look more exciting than i

i want to mention what kevin spacey mentioned.s not just an actor in film. he also had an accomplished career on broadway. most recently in "death of a salesman" in new york city back in 2012. he certainly has had talent that spans multiple mediums. and he was working on this television series for showtime recently also. >> yeah, "happiness." but here is the thing. you mentioned "the big lebowski." he was in so many films. it's oh, yeah, right, he was in that film as well. >> that's what i was so, you know, in a way inspired by on facebook and twitter today, on youtube. people were all sharing different favorite video clips. it's almost as if everybody had a different favorite movie or a different favorite moment of philip seymour hoffman. that might be a great tribute to him that there are so many different clips to pick from. and of course, in this day and age, that's how people do try to pay tribute. they do try to find their most favorite line whether it was long ago or most recently. >> thank you very much, brian stelter. we

kevin spacey made an appearance this week. how do the prep for the role? recently that if i could kill just one member of congress, i would never have to worry about another vote. >> i think that is pretty true. >> would you pick up from following him around? >> it is interesting for him because there are so many new members of congress who are brought into the tea party. difficult to get to an 18 congressmen to vote the picnic of -- the particular way you want on the vote. a is fascinating to go to couple of with meetings and see what the agenda is, how they do it. it was very helpful to understand what it is actually a like. >> how close is the show to reality? >> is like performance art. we canimes watch it and get done shooting on a day and i would come home and turn on the news and think, are storylines are not that crazy. >> how close is it to the real deal? let's ask the lawmakers themselves. >> the only unrealistic thing about the show is that a democrat could represent. it is great acting. >> kevin spacey makes it look a lot more exciting than it

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actors like kevin spacey and robin wright, they are movie actors.t do you see as the netflix ability to continue to attract that kind of talent with this kind of format? >> they are showing that they are willing to take creative risks. that is appealing to the talent. it is a very unique type of storytelling which will continue to attract movie talent. the fact that they are creating a bridge between gnome and traditional television and it's very appealing to tell these toger stories -- a movie is two-hour investment and then you are out. people like the idea of knowing that they can stick around for 12 hours, they can watch for two hours, they can watch for one hour -- it is the best of both worlds. >> thank you very much for being with us. thisot all the way through series. i'm looking forward to more this week. we will be right back with more of "bloomberg west." ♪ "bloombergback to west." the new samsung high-end smartphone will have a sharper and bigger screen. aboutrger display will be 5.2 inches and the phone will include an improved battery

house of cards" and a film where actors like kevin spacey and robin wright, they are movie actors.do you see in the net links's ability to attract that kind of talent with this format? >> they are showing that they are willing to take creative risks. i think that is appealing to the time. there is unique storytelling that will attract movie talent. as you just described, they are creating a bridge between film and traditional tv. it is very appealing to tell these longer stories. a movie is a two-hour investment and then they are out. people like the idea of knowing that they can stick around for 12 hours and watch for two hours or one hour. it is the best of both worlds. thank you to the ceo of buguru and jon erlichman. i'm looking forward to more episodes this week. we will have more "bloomberg west" after a quick break. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i am emily chang. the smartphone will have a sharper and bigger screen. that is according to people who are where the matter. it will be 52 inches and it will have a new and improved the battery and camera. it will be releas

kevin spacey and robin wright penn coming back to the screen. one day early.ichman is with us from l.a. as well as phil mattingly in washington, who did stay up late to watch it or it as the president would say, no spoilers, please. >> i will keep them away. i only got one episode in. i was up at 4:00 a.m. and got that first episode in. it's great. i'm psyched to spend the rest of the long weekend watching it. >> how much do people in d.c. love this? you mentioned the snowstorm on tuesday, where everybody started clamoring for netflix to release it. they decided not to. netflix is really involved everyone in this. they got lawmakers to come in and help them with the process. people just like watching something that is so intriguing. we took a camera up to capitol hill and asked senators their thought on the series. unrealistic thing on the show is that a democrat can represent south carolina. think kevin spacey makes it look a lot more exciting than it actually is and a lot more devious. none of us are quite the interesting. >> i'm one of the few living americ

kevin spacey makes it look more exciting than it is. and a lot more devious.ll be interesting to see what they do with the new season. >> he is probably a composite. none of this are that industry and -- that interesting. >> i have not watched it. but i will. >> pretty much everyone is watching. we talked about the president, he said something on twitter, oilers this no weekend. the white house is prepared. one, keep an eye on the late episodes. julianna goldman makes an appearance. keep an eye out. >> this is amazing. she goes to a state dinner, she is making an appearance on "house of cards." where did we go wrong? >> i don't know. she is the lead. one day, we hope to reach that level. usphil mattingly joining from the white house. he is either a macho man or it is not that cold, but he does not have a coat on. have a good weekend. time for the week ahead, we preview the economic data with joe brusuelas. he joins me on the phone to go through the charts. good to have you on. let's start with regional manufacturing. how much impact will the weather have on th

kevin spacey is in a political thriller set in washington, dc and critic are buzzing over a shockingoment. the show has been renewed and president obama is a fan. he sent out a tweet saying he doesn't want to hear any spoilers. spacey will be on "this week with stephanopolis," to talk about the reason. >> lady gaga is california's new drought spokeswoman and will be on the air urging california to conserve water part of a deal she made with the state to to the castle for the video. she wanted to use the neptune pool but it was emptied because it was leaking 5ed gallons of water a day and she agreed to pay for the water to be pumped in and return to a facility after the shoot. >>> the abc7 news continues at 6:30 with the top stories including coverage of the south bay firefighter arrested for a slew of crimes involving drugs, sex, and children. >> do you have the measles? bart passengers may have been exposed but a last people have not heard about it. >> good morning, i am tracking fog for the come houston and -- for the commute and rain for the welcome. >> looking at the bay bridge t

. >> it's house of cards, available on netflix, and stars kevin spacey who will be on "this week" with george stephanopoulos. they are on sesed, the president tweeting no spoilers. why the obsession? >> all attention is good attention. they just like being paid attention to by hollywood. but i do think it's so popular because it feeds into exactly what people imagine about washington. they're us from stratd, sick much it, they don't like what's happeni happening, it splays that out. >> and you had a cameo in season one of house of cards. do you think that this show bears any relationship to reality? >> they get the suits right. they have the food court in the bottom of the capital offices right. but everything else is created. i don't know the statute of limitations on a spoiler alert. >> my answer is no spoiler alert. >> i can guarantee you nothing that happened in first episode could happen in real life. >> and that's a good thing. >> i think that's a good thing. >> yes. the state of the union. having seen that first episode, that is a good thing. >> and be sure to catch all of georg

but how much hours of kevin spacey can you take at once? @w@g >>> i can't go 15 minutes without reading something or hearing something about the media object session du jour "house of cards." real tv anchors have been lining up to make cameo appearances. >> replacing democracy with tyranny. >> what we've come to expect. >> but why is the series you have to download from netflix generating so much chatter? joining us now is david zurich, television and media critic for the baltimore sun. this is a show where the whole second season has been dumped out there. obviously, not on everybody has seen all 13 episodes. >> the new netflix model, dumping all 13 episodes and in this case on a valentine's day. i want to spoil it for people. i actually saw the first four episodes on february 4th in a screening. then i saw the rest on the 14th. and i still don't feel comfortable talking about any plot developments. i really don't. >> but the buzz seems to be as much about the bin ge viewings, you like it, some other critics don't, what do you make of that

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and be sure to catch all of jarj's interview with kevin spacey, and the happenings in washington coming up on abc's "this week". >> he did well in the cameo. >> he's got potential. >> and back to bill kelly for the weather. good morning, once again. >> good morning, everyone. we'll start in the pacific northwest where we had a tree down on highway 101. shut it down for a couple of hours yesterday. we have been in drought, but you are relentlessly getting this rainfall moving in. skps one to three feet my monday night of snow. 1-2 inches of rain. but the winds continue, 50-70 mile per hour gusts. over to the midwest, this is in minneapolis, you guys got some snow. but it's not so much the snow, it's the cold. 44 days with sub zero temperatures. you have to go back to 1981-1982 season to find one so cold. it has just been relentless there in terms of the cold conditions. over 30 years. look at the forecast today, only at 22 for the high temperature, 23 in chicago, 26 in indianapolis, 34 around st. louis. and watches, warnings and advisories, winter weather advisoes in seven >> good mornin

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. >> kevin spacey and what keeps viewers coming back for more. it's monday, february 17th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> i'm ryan smith in for john muller. >> we begin with breaking news from europe. the confirmed hijacking of ethiopian jet this morning. flight 702 was flying from ethiopia to rome but landed hundreds of miles away from geneva instead. >> no one was injured and one man in custody. there are some reports that some passengers have asked for asylum but that has not been confirmed. the airline is now scrambling to get passengers where they need to go. we'll continue to follow this breaking story from geneva. >>> investigators are looking into unsolved murders in alaska, california, north carolina and texas, after a disturbing claim by a pennsylvania teenager. >> miranda barbour says over the past six years she's been on killing spree with so many victims she's stopped counting. with more details here's abc news's mara schiavocampo. >> reporter: though

kevin spacey is superb in this lead role and he's at the top of his game.is really a great compelling narrative. and howie, you know, at a time when america is sick to death of washington and hates the grid rock and hates the dealing, this exposes it. this shows it to them. so it's really satisfying in a psychological sense for citizens who feel dispossessed by the self-interested people in washington. >> but you're not disputing my theory that the media and political lead are generating a lot of the chatter because this is where they live, this is what they love. >> oh, of course. this is the land of narcisism. of course it's an unbelievable production. >> the "tonight show," jimmy fallon is succeeding jay leno this week. let's take a look tae brief clip from one of his shows. >> thanks to all the fans for their support. to my buddy who said i'd never be the host of "the tonight show," and you know who you are, you owe me a hundred bucks, buddy. >> great. that's great. >> so fallon had a smooth transition. he seems to be a likable guy. but he's a lot less

. >> in the new chapter for kevin spacey. >> we're taking our time to tell these stories. >> we're rollinge to "on the red carpet" from the fashion institute of design and merchandising l.a. i'm rachel smith. we're talking about all the incredible movie costumes nominated for oscar gold this year. but first, let's get you straight to this week's red carpet with otrc's j.j. snider and kevin costner's "three

kevin spacey plays and the spoiler alert, vice president of the u.s.ok kevin spacey. i am going to give you the next best thing. i thought we were going to see him. he is probably getting seated. my sources tell me tapper has got an impersonation and we will make him do that. that's next. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. . >>> coming up next, you know what it is. the lead with jake tapper. here he is. the chief washington correspondent. i know we are going to have fun in a minute. stand by. let's talk about our colleague on capitol hill. the interview with ted from texas, making all kinds of news already. senator cruz telling what he thought about rocker ted nugent. calling president obama a subhuman hmong rel. >> i don't agree with him. you never heard me say such a thing nor will i. there is a reason people li

whipurrent house majority kevin mccarthy became good friends with kevin spacey.y try to bring them some realism. keep in mind it is all fictional. -- quick spoiler cuppa spoiler, keep an ear out towards the end of the season. julianna goldman has a role in it. eye on,g to keep an some bloomberg cameos later on in the season. >> i want to wait for yours -- for your cameo. >> i'm not that big time yet. >> nick has been listening. are you a fan? >> i kind of like house of cards. i just which -- just wish representatives would get together and pass bills as opposed to kill each other. >> you can always have wishes. side, this is a really big deal for netflix. it has been transformative in several ways. it totally turned the story about netflix. six months after netflix has their quick stir disaster. it has created a new way for netflix to make money. that is very important as we think about the world that is fewer and fewer providing broadband access. >> they don't make as much money on this at the cbs does. >> not even close. comcast charges you on remote per month.

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kevin spacey, who plays the manipulative v.p., says the show about 99% accurate. >> for me it's like performance art. you know, i sometimes watch it actually -- we can get done shooting on a day, and i'll come home and turn on the news and think, you know, our storylines are not that crazy. they're really not. >> one man who's always 100% accurate and who benchwatched all 13 -- >> wow! i watched nine hours, perry. 13 is impressive. >> perry bacon, political editor at the grio. perry, there is an extraordinary level of viciousness on "house of cards." they have ramped it up. i think they have exponentialized the business. i hear some folks on the hill love the show. some hate it. what does the attitude of people on the hill about "house of cards" say about how they actually feel about d.c.? >> first of all, good to see you guys. small correction -- i watched the first six episodes, then i fast forwarded to the last one. i was a little bored -- >> oh! >> yeah. >> what's this cliff's notes watching, perry? >> i think i'm winning the race then. i'm on episode nine. >> okay, are you ahead