. >> reporter: best reference to saint meryl streep? >> meryl streep is not here tonight.nd i hear she's amazing in it. >> reporter: worst reference to saint meryl? >> what does this say? i beat meryl. >> reporter: most presidential? daniel day lewis. also nominated, bill clinton. >> what an exciting special guest. that was hillary clinton's husband! >> reporter: and the best dressed nomination? clooney, clooney, clooney and the winner is clooney. most beautiful, tina fey. it's my award, i decide. and best acceptance speech by a new mom who, let's face it, doesn't get out much these days, adele. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god. >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> and you can write nick your thoughts at abcnews.com. "nightline" at its new time, 12:35 a.m. eastern, tonight. and i'll see you again tomorrow night. good night. >>> only on abc 7 news, police put a dent in the market for stolen electronics. thousands of items recovered from a massive fencing operation. >> a redwood tree falls on a house and find out what the neighbors did when they heard someo

you'd have to -- you'd have to go with streep, i think. you know? >> just the sheer just amount of amazing movies -- >> just oscar count. yeah. >> she's pretty phenomenal. >> it's crazy. >> it's almost like if she isn't nominated now something's -- >> something's wrong. something's rigged. >> will you be watching the oscars? >> i will indeed. >> a lot of good movies this year. >> always part of the fourth hour. >> have you seen "lincoln"? >> i have not. but i'm told it's amazing 37 he's number two, by the way. daniel day lewis. >> tommie lee jones is brilliant in that film. >> and a hell of a nice guy i hear. >> are you still winning, charlie? >> today i am with you. absolutely. >> it's been brilliant to see you again. >> likewise. thank you so much. >> come back soon because i really enjoyed it. >> you're an absolute pro. >> good to see you. we've got a very special hour ahead but first we want to get you quickly up to speed on the day's headlines. first to egypt where rioting has erupted over a court decision sentencing 21 people to death. these 2

you'd have to -- you'd have to go with streep, i think. you know? >> just the sheer just amount of amazing movies -- >> just oscar count. yeah. >> she's pretty phenomenal. >> it's crazy. >> it's almost like if she isn't nominated now something's -- >> something's wrong. something's rigged. >> will you be watching the oscars? >> i will indeed. >> a lot of good movies this year. >> always part of the fourth hour. >> have you seen "lincoln"? >> i have not. but i'm told it's amazing 37 he's number two, by the way. daniel day lewis. >> tommie lee jones is brilliant in that film. >> and a hell of a nice guy i hear. >> are you still winning, charlie? >> today i am with you. absolutely. >> it's been brilliant to see you again. >> likewise. thank you so much. >> come back soon because i really enjoyed it. >> you're an absolute pro. >> good to see you. >> i appreciate it. >> i appreciate it. >> charlie sheen. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, everyone. don lemon here. we've got a very special hour ahead but first we want to get you quickly up t

meryl streep at the beginning of "death becomes her" and meryl streep at the end of" death becomes her." that was the difference i saw. bidens will have one plug left by the first of the year. he does not want this to happen. >> why is she allowed in that pink dress? why are we burning effigies of her? it should be hillary clinton day. >> you said it. remember when the -- they killed an ambassador. why is everybody talking about this? and then they got lost. she got away with it. all right. boy that must have been good stuff. do you have anymore? no, i quit years ago. >> go to red eye at fox news.com. if you have video of your animal doing anything? we might use it. still to come, the half time report with andy levy, jerk. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by chess, the game played on a checker bored and the object is to checkmate the king. thanks, chess. >>> we're back. let's find out if we got anything wrong so far. >> hi, greg. should we leave smokers and obese people alone? the trouble is it is picking two gro people and saying they are poor choices when everybody engages

. >> best reference to meryl streep. >> she's not here tonight.r she's amazing in it. >>reporter: worst reference. >> what does it say? i beat meryl streep. >> daniel day lewis nominated bill clinton. >> what an exiting special guest. that was hilary clinton's husband. >> and best dress nomination clooney clooney and clooney and the withiner is clooney. most beautiful tina fay. best acceptance speech by new mom who let's face it doesn't get out much these days. adele. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> nick watt abc news los angeles. >> there were some pretty good moments on the show last night. all right. larry is here. >> i'll do sports as if tommy lee jones were doing it. is that humorless. >> angry. >> redefining the quarterback position. collin is part of the new trend. forty-niner quarterback using the rocket arm and tour would speed taking the 49ers to the championship. i'm going to grimace then i'm going to grimace then sports is well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in

seem like it's quite right, it's very hard to let that go. >> how did she -- how was she the meryl streep that? >> she created not just an online persona. she -- and she did this by stealing about 2,000 photos from a young woman's flickr account that she repurposed as maella, but she -- we talked on the phone all the time. it was really love at first voice when we talked on the phone the first time. and she had an ability to create a character, to live that character, that was utterly convincing, even though part of the reason we kept not meeting was because of all of these traumas, all of these horrible things that had happened to her in the past. >> she was an actor. >> she was very much an actor. >> she would pick up on what you bo talk about and what you would want and then she would add to that. >> you know, what if she'd just used her powers for good instead of evil, she could have been a novelist. because what she did was -- her life sounded like a soap opera. and if you looked at it, you know, objectively, you'd think this is a soap opera character. but she had this genius for pic

if i had gone with the publishing house at disney and abc, they have direct contact, meryl streep does a lot of work for women and has given oprah $1 million for the women's museum in washington d.c.. the bill has been placed in the house. they are raising money. we don't have a women's museum in washington that she would be the one, a younger daughter to play -- that would be my choice but i don't think i will have much influence. we got questions right here? >> i would like to commend you for your tenacity from in everything you have done. and strengthen you in everything he has ordained for you to do. what i would like to ask is do you not say there is a paycheck fairness lot? the, are you receiving bipartisan support? is it democrats, republicans, where has this data been and where is it being past? >> it will come up again and it will place, but what happened was -- it crinkles. not really. if that had been the law when i was at goodyear and shortly after i could have found out because i did ask. goodyear said they wished i had come to them first. i did. what my boss said, too muc

an overwhelming 40% believe meryl streep. a little anti-climatic, don't you think?her names? >> i'm not going get myself in trouble. >> when would this stop you? nbc "nightly news" anchor, brian williams stopped by "late night with jimmy fallon" they broke down details of the fight in slow jam the news. >> the obama administration finds itself locking horns with republicans over the issue of raising the debt ceiling, the amount of money the nation is legally allowed to borrow. ♪ oh, yeah, when it comes to raising the debt ceiling ♪ ♪ the president is having a hard time getting enough ♪ ♪ seems the gop ain't rubbing him the right way ♪ ♪ especially with the country's $16.4 trillion in debt. ♪ ♪ we're still in debt, but it's all right ♪ ♪ the united states really couldn't get any broker ♪ ♪ got to liquidate its assets just like al roker ♪ >> sometimes you feel bad for brian. last week, many criticized the military's decision to allow women to fight in combat roles. jon stewart explains the logic. >> there are certain facts ability upper body streng. 6'4", 240 pound ma

as clinton leaves office, merle streep is the favorite in a poll of who should play clinton if a movie is made about her. more than 6 in 10 voters say it's time for rick perry to step aside and not run for reelection next year. >>> george ryan is getting out of prison. he's served five years for corruption and now 78 years old. >>> and michael bloomberg had had high praise for joe biden telling politico, you know, joe biden, you can joke about him but he has a set of, fill in the blanks, and he says what he believes and is forced to focus on gay marriage. that's your scrambled politics. >>> turning to australia where massive flooding caused by the remnants of a cyclone has forced 7,500 people from their it homes. there's no power in most of the joan and officials are warning to be careful about drinking water. >>> now for a look at the national weather we turn to bill karins. >> it's been a busy night. a lot of rough storms. tornado sirens in kentucky and tennessee. here's the recap. four tornadoes so far reported. no fatalities. no towns destroyed. a lot of isolated homes with roofs o

seem like it's quite right, it's very hard to let that go. >> how did she -- how was she the meryl streepoing that? >> she created not just an online persona. she -- and she did this by stealing about 2,000 photos from a young woman's flickr account that she repurposed as maella, but she -- we talked on the phone all the time. it was really love at first voice when we talked on the phone the first time. and she had an ability to create a character, to live that character, that was utterly convincing, even though part of the reason we kept not meeting was because of all of these traumas, all of these horrible things that had happened to her in the past. >> she was an actor. >> she was very much an actor. >> she would pick up on what you bo talk about and what you would want and then she would add to that. >> you know, what if she'd just used her powers for good instead of evil, she could have been a novelist. because what she did was -- her life sounded like a soap opera. and if you looked at it, you know, objectively, you'd think this is a soap opera character. but she had this genius for

. >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu. and i hear she's amazing in it. >> reporter: experts continue to warn, the virus can survive for up to eight hours. think of all the things you touch every day that others may have already touched. children's toys, grocery carts, self checkout registers, atm and elevator buttons, public rest rooms, toilets and sinks, common door handles, buses and escalators, restaurant tables, the list could go on forever. dr. bob rothstein is the medical director at suburban hospital in maryland. >> when you're at the office, think about all the things you share with all your co-workers that may be contaminated. the rest room, the doorknob. the microwave, the refrigerator, the communal coffee maker. don't forget the fax machine, printer, your keyboard, your telephone. and if you sneeze in an environment like this, you can infect everyone. >> that quickly? >> that quickly. >> reporter: so why is it so much worse this year than last? doctors say the virus appears to mutate. >> as we get one type of im

. >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu.azing in it. >> reporter: their's is a friendship that's been making us laugh for years. the first female team on "snl's" weekend update. fey, the first female head writer. and returning to "snl" to famously play sarah palin. >> are we not doing the talent portion? [ laughter ] >> reporter: and amy poehler has hillary clinton. >> oh, well, my ears are ringing. >> i do want the earrings back. [ laughter ] >> do i really laugh like that? >> i think both of us probably wouldn't have known that are lives would be where they are now. i met tina in '90 -- 19 years we've been friends. hold on, let me get this right for diane. do not want diane to fact check this on me. >> reporter: barbara asked about all of the unhappiness you hear in the world of comedy. >> how come you're not a neurotic mess? >> my experience has been that the women that i've met in comedy are much less of that. they're good daughters. they were good students. their only act of rebellion is doing sketch comedy. >> reporter

. >> some say she is better than meryl streep. lush as read the nominees. both of their films were nominated for best picture. >> the u.s. post office proposes its plan to generate revenue and cut costs. still to come the latest on the new owner of a grocery chain. we're cooking with foods important for women trying to get pregnant. >> will soon have a new owner. they're selling the grocers' store chain along with four others to a group led by investment firm. it is a deal worth $3.3 billion. it includes the sale of a total of 877 stores. some of the other chains. stocks are trading just a bit higher right now. technology shares are slumping. investorswhen it comes to jobless claims it turns out more americans are heading to the unemployment line. claims increased by 4000 to 371,000 last week. most economists were calling for a drop. this new data is a sign that improvement in the label market is on steady. economists want to know, it is tough to get a clear picture this time of year thanks to the holiday and seasonal layoffs. the financial protection burea

." >> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu. and i hear she's amazing in it. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." new figures show the united states flu outbreak has reached a point of epidemic. new york is the latest state to declare a public health emergency. >> that's right. the cdc reports this morning that 47 states now have widespread flu outbreaks. the only states that don't are california, mississippi, and hawaii. elaine quijano is at st. luke's roosevelt hospital in new york city. elaine, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you're waking up in the west there is good news in california. the number of flu cases there have been minimal. here in new york state, some 20,000 cases have been reported so far with more than five times as many as last year. the nationwide reach of this year's flu epidemic can be blamed on its early start. >> the earlier the flu season starts, the worse it becomes because it usually rolls through all the holiday madness, and that involves a lot of people. so the spread is like a chain lever.

we should -- meryl streep didn't deserve the myriad of awards that she has all these years winning best actress and best supporting actress -- >> they still want to keep the -- sag will keep it -- >> best actor, male or female. exactly. >> i hope that they don't separate the categories, go further and say that just going to be everyone all in one because there is value to the character that women play. i think that should be recognized. >> one fact that -- when they talk to many of the well-known actress saying we need to have different categories, that women only have 30% of the leading characters in films. of course going to be more men eligible for that compared to well. >> when we have a little bit more of equality maybe they will be open to the idea. i don't think it's a critical of national -- it's of national importance, i'm not worried. >> you wouldn't have equality, because if it's 30% versus 70% you had one category, then you would come back complain that only three of the ten were women, where as that would be proportionally representative of the 30% of female roles. right no

singer-songwriter, adele, recognized for her "bond" theme for "skyfall," tweeted "oh my god, i feel like meryl streepway was thrilled to hear she was nominated. she said today, "i just started gulping for air, nervous i was going to pass out." >> blood's been spilled to afford us this moment. >> reporter: "lincoln" led today's list with 12 nominations. the other major contender -- "silver linings playbook," nominated in all the big categories. first time that's happened since "raging bull." >> the first film in three decades to get nominations in picture, director, screen play and all four acting categories and that's an incredible feat. >> reporter: the biggest snubs today -- kathryn bigelow, passed over for "zero dark thirty" and ben affleck passed over for best director for at "argo." emmanuelle riva, is 86 years old, the oldest ever nominee for best actress. joining her in that category, the youngest ever nominated. quvenzhane wallis of "beasts of the southern wild." >> do you know how big that is? >> do i ever! >> reporter: a school girl, in her first role, now up for best actress. david wright,

some say she is better than meryl streep. >> she spilled the beans, he may be singing on the big show. >> i can't give anything away. oh, my god you have a big orchestra there. >> tune in to find out february 24th right here on abc. it was the fans no who voted for the 2013 people's choice awards. nathan won and castle won favorite crime drama. some were thanks for loyal fans whoever they are. >> paul wilson and he is my father. >> full list of winners at otrc.com and check out the oscar ballot. >>> george is talking about something called the my picks oscar app. there is the list of the nominees. when you log in with facebook share your picks with a friend. you can access it at abc7news.com. >> larry: then see who wins when the oscars are announced live only on abc7. i think lincoln is going to do quite well. >> carolyn: still ahead at 4:00, new findings from the investigation into junior seau's death, what was wrong with the charger. >> and vice president biden says a plan is emerging and what the nra is saying. >> is your messy home causing fights between you and your significant o

>> meryl streep and nicholson. >> meryl streep 25, and 24 for jack lemmon. >> only three way tie was8, in a drama, jodie foster and gorillas in the mist, and shirley mcclain. >> youngest winner? >> it was...ricky schroeder but it was not a competitive category. >> the best. ever. thank you mr. chan. have a great week.

merryl streeps. for "hope springs". >> have you seen anyone look more miserable? the best audience cut away was during jodie foster's speech. she received the cecilleb. demille award. >> jennifer allen, grant and his uncle may he rest in peace. lifers. my family and friends here tonight and at home. >> jimmy: you put me in a movie with a beaver. when anne hathaway picked up her award she said nice things about sally field. she lost anne hathaway. see if we can run her reaction through our body translation device. >> i can't tell you how encouraging it was to learn that the flying none grew up to be norma e.r.a. and mama gump and mary todd lincoln. thank you so much. >> she's an actress and a great one at that. meanwhile there was a police chase going on in englewood last night. a guy driving a stolen car ran from police for two hours. this is something i have never seen before. this is what i call an interactive television experience. >> there they are all. he is in the wrong lanes of traffic once again. part of this is a familiar pattern we've gotten to see with

you'd have to almost -- you'd have to go with streep i think, you know. >> just for sheer amount of amazing -- >> just oscar count, yeah. >> pretty phenomenal. >> it's crazy. >> if she's not nominated -- >> something is wrong. >> will you watch the oscars? >> i will, indeed. >> a lot of good movies. have you seen lincoln. >> i have not but i'm told i should. >> he's great. >> he's number two. >> daniel day-lewis. >> tommy lee jones is brilliant. >> and hell of a nice guy here. >> are you still winning, charlie? >> today i am with you. absolutely. >> it's been brilliant to see you again. >> likewise. thank you so much. >> come back again. >> you're an absolute pro. >> thank you. >> i appreciate it. >> that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper starts now. >>> we all know there's a good network he sort of broke down telling oprah what it was like as a father of five kids to lie to a child, to lie to a son, his son luke. >> when this all really started, i saw my son defending me and saying, that's not true. what you're saying about my dad is not true. and it almost goes to this question of why

streep apparently had the sense to stay home.ted a public service announcement aimed at workers who won't leave. >> why are you still here? >> take your sick [ bleep ] and go home! >> go the hell home! >> if you do happen to be home with the flu, here's a facebook app for you, help, my friend gave me the flu. the point is you feel really lousy so you want to blame someone for making you feel that way. >> yes. >> reporter: the app tries to find which of your facebook friends made you sick by examining their posts, perhaps they wrote of having symptoms before you says cnn tech reporter lori siegel. >> evidence of sneezes, vomiting. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: ridiculous but fun. >> erica. >> reporter: instead of pointing the finger, point the needle. tv people allowed their own arms to be shot while getting a flu shot. cnn's anderson cooper. >> the light is glaring off your white arms. >> to the executive producer of "the ellen show." >> ow! >> oh, please. >> the award for most infectious go woo go to jennifer lawrence. the fl

some say, she is better than meryl streep. >> who says that? >> a lot of people. no one. a lot of people. read the nominees. >> the nominees will be read in particular order. >> best performance by an actor in supporting role, from django unchained and he has won before. and hoffman from "master." and robert deniro in "playbook." he has won before. and allen arkin and tommy lee jones in "lincoln." he has won before. >> breath of fresh air if that category. for best original song the nominees are "before my time" and "lullaby" from "life of pi." "suddenly" from les mis. "everyone need as best friend" from "ted." and "sky fall" music and lyric by a deli. >> coolings i got nominated. i get to go to the oscars. >> the mtv awards gave michael jackson a lifetime achievement award so he would show up. i am not saying that is what is happening today...but...i kind of am. >> best performance by an actress in a supporting role are...sally field in "lincoln." anne hathaway in les mis and "jackie weaver" and "helen hunt" in "the sessions." and adams in "the master." you five ladies n

>> it would have to be look a peter sellers or a jack nicholson or a -- i don't know a meryl streep or something like that. i guess it wouldn't be so action packed. >> all right. now, kevin joins us in the next hour with his review of hansel and gretel and other new movies opening up this weekend. >> a sure sign spring isn't too far away. natsfest is this saturday at the washington conference center. the team will name a fisk real estating president. it will be revealed at natsfest. who do you think should be the fifth racing president? tell us on facebook. we've got a few comments. jessie coffee suggests bill clinton or george w. bush. and stay with us this morning. coleing up at 7:30, mark lerner and screech will be here live from the nats. >> it is interesting. we were talking about the presidents and any time kevin starts talking about the movies, we start talking about the movies. >> everybody starts talking about their favorites. >> still ahead, this morning as big story continues to be the weather. >> sidewalk and side roads are still a little tricky this morning after what we s

actresses to say that he joined a long line of aboutbors like kevin bayson,be kyra sedgerick, meryl streep maybe they should say if they agree with the ad. >> bob: i used to be pro-choice. but the fact that mississippi and north dakota there is only one person who will give an abortion, pass by legislators over predominantly white males. >> andrea: we have to go. it should be pointed out they also said in the statement the reason that they are cutting the ads is because people are sit and tired of politicians telling them what to do so maybe it should come from a celebrity. real smart. golfer mickelson is teed off high taxes and took a twick about president obama in the home state of california. but then, bill took it back. why did he apologize? we'll try to figure that out next on "the five." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have, if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards, destroying jill's credit and her dream of retirement. now meet amanda. with a swipe of her debit ca

>> maferl streep. i know it's really shocking that i would say that. >> i have done battle every single day of my life. >> jennifer aniston. >> you are talking about the titans of the film industry. you are going to w. jennifer aniston? >> yes, i am. >> this is what you are looking for, right? >> jim carrie. pretty much play any role, serious, funny, like all of that. [ laughter ] >> george clooney is a really good actor. >> 7 million. never leave the cave without it. >> you just think clooney is handsome i bet. >> is he a good looking gli sandra bullock, she does all different roles. >> this is much better. >> this is not deserved to be acting in movies these days? >> donna reeves. >> are you sure? >> isn't a good actor. he doesn't have good emotion. >> nic cage has been going down hill for me honestly. >> what do you say we cut the chitchat a hole. >> did you see. >> i don't watch lifetime. >> lindsay lohan lifetime. >> she pumps out the most awards. >> jennifer. >> movie she gets beat up. [slapping]

the actress with the most oscar nominations is meryl streep, landslide.ss ever. seventeen nominations supports the claim. thirteen * including last year for her portrayal of margaret thatcher in the iron lady. the most nominated person of all time is not an actor or actress. walt disney with a ridiculous 59 nominations. one last fact, kevin o'connell, a sound mixer, the most nominations without a wind, 20. still to come, my "2 cents more" on another round of a lunch box tops. will 2013 be another year of an even playing field for small investors. what you need to know about your money. were going to tell you next. ♪ at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. gerri: the corporate comeback for 2013. up-to-date analysis to market analysis and insight for small investors. stay with us. ♪ gerri: new year, new challenges for the small investor, but we have you cover

. >> by the way, i would guarantee that meryl streep and rachel weiss would all be in favor of paving the way for new talent. >> absolutely. they're not complaining. >> it's a subjective award. so, obviously, enough people thought enough of her performance to nominate her. >> and she was phenomenal. she was on the show with us. >> we loved her. >> talked about not knowing she was auditioning for this big role, kind of stroling in, and chilling it. if you've seen this movie, that kid -- she leaps from that screen. >> brand new, innate talent, discovery of that. >> good news is that she's going to be around for a long time and hopefully, this critic won't be. >> tatum o'neill, by the way, was 10 years old when she won for best actress. there is precedence. >>> take three, this has confounded me and apparently some other people now. is it time for an insta diet? there's a fad where people go to a restaurant and instagram their meal. >> you do that? >> i do it. >> natalie, okay. >> what's your problem? >> what am i supposed to do with that tweet? congratulate you? >> here's an idea. don't

you'd have to almost -- you'd have to go with streep i think, you know. >> just for sheer amount of amazing>> just oscar count, yeah. >> pretty phenomenal. >> it's crazy. >> if she's not nominated -- >> something is wrong. >> will you watch the oscars? >> i will, indeed. >> a lot of good movies. have you seen lincoln. >> i have not but i'm told i should. >> he's great. >> he's number two. >> daniel day-lewis. >>

. >> why can't you say meryl streep was better than another -- for me, it allows more people to be recognized. >> sure. >> five in one, five in another. it makes the show better. >> what are you going to do, add dogs into it, too? >> would have been up there. >>> take three is one that's got natalie and savannah really worked up. this is a medical time-out at the australian open. victoria azaranka, thursday duri the semi final match in the open against american teen sensation sloane stevens, she was granted a, quote, medical time-out, which lasted ten minutes. >> technically, there were two medical time-outs together. a six minutes and then another four minutes was tacked on because apparently she had a stitch in her rib, she couldn't breathe. >> i don't think it's very common. >> then she had a knee problem as well. actually, the people in tennis world say it's becoming sort of a trend. stevens, the american player, said it's kind of happening more and more often. >> i'm surprised at that. i watch a lot of tennis, i have watched a lot of tennis. i can't remember a medical time-out. usually t

you'd have to -- you'd have to go with streep, i think. you know?he sheer just amount of amazing movies -- >> just oscar count. yeah. >> she's pretty phenomenal. >> it's crazy. >> it's almost like if she isn't nominated now something's -- >> something's wrong. something's rigged. >> will you be watching the oscars? >> i will indeed. >> a lot of good movies this year. >> always part of the fourth hour. >> have you seen "lincoln"? >> i have not. but i'm told it's amazing 37 he's number two, by the way. daniel day lewis. >> tom

the only woman to make the top ten, meryl streep. you know who else is on the list? john wayne?'t that surprising? >> that's old old school. >> and you know who didn't make the top ten? tom cruise. remember when there were lists where he was always on it. things have changed. >>> justin timberlake released his new single, but now he's going to hit the stage? >> well, i shouldn't say super bowl, because we remember the last time. he won't be at halftime. the night before he's holding a conce concert. this is his first in four years. he has an album in a year. this is for charity. so iminvitation only, so the tickets are probably like a million apiece. it will be a big deal. >> when most kids are look been for a trade, they go for fruit snacks, but angelina's kids? >> crickets. they eat crickets. that's their favorite. she says they eat them like doritos. her 9-year-old is from cambodia, they went to visit, and apparently it's a delicacy, and she actually had to ban them because she thought they might get sick on them. she says she has to keep them from eating them. >> as long as

. >>> meryl streep is not here tonight. she has the flu.e's amazing in it. >> so amazing. >> a funny line, certainly. but not a laughing matter. this flu season striking early. but is it really an epidemic? and what is its impact on the economy and productivity. joining me now is hudson institute senior fellow and former health and human services. nice to have you back. do we have a gauge as to how much this flu will cost the busy con my in businesses? >> unfortunately costing businesses about $10.4 billion. that is real cash it will cost businesses. on the other hand, while businesses need to get work done, they need to be careful not to force people to come to work, spread it, and make it worse. >> a lot of people want it hang on to their jobs. the economy is recovering but we are not back to the best employment yet. a lot of employees feel they have to come in no matter what. >> the truth is, you learned all the things you need to learn in kindergarten. wash your hands well, cough into your sleeve. if you're sick, don't go to sleeve or w

you'd have to -- you'd have to go with streep, i think. you know? >> just the sheer just amount of amazing movies -- >> just oscar count. yeah. >> she's pretty phenomenal. >> it's crazy. >> it's almost like if she isn't nominated now something's -- >> something's wrong. something's rigged. >> will you be watching the oscars? >> i will indeed. >> a lot of good movies this year. >> always part of the fourth hour. >> have you seen "lincoln"? >> i have not. but i'm told it's amazing 37 he's number two, by the way. daniel day lewis. >> tommie lee jones is brilliant in that film. >> and a hell of a nice guy i hear. >> are you still winning, charlie? >> today i am with you. absolutely. >> it's been brilliant to see you again. >> likewise. thank you so much. >> come back soon because i absolutely. >> it's been brilliant to see you, again. come back, again. >> i appreciate it. >>> from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is "early start weekend." gun owners stocking up for fear of a potential ban. we'll take you to a gun show that is booming. >>> as braz