watts has never shied away from tough roles. >> don't touch me! get out of my house now! >> reporter: in "21 grams." she wasn't always in demand. >> i was doing endless auditions for years and getting rejected over and over again and really taking a beating on my soul. >> reporter: she landed a role in "mulholland drive" at age 31, old by hollywood standards. >> people said overnight success after "mulholland drive." i went overnight? that's a long night. >> reporter: now 44, she is still getting prime roles in hollywood. >> i feel like the roles are better for women at this age. there's just more than what i girlfriend would be. >> reporter: and there is real buzz over a role she's about to play. princess diana. >> this is a story about a woman who was both complicated, full of contradictions. someone who was fighting for happiness and forced into isolation. >> reporter: in real life, she is happily living with her partner actor liev schreiber and their two sons. we talked at the top of the crosby hotel. not far from their downtown home. >> i've grown to love new york. i

>> delight both uses 100 watts. -- a light bulb uses 100 watts. facebook and google are some of the more enlightened players in relative terms as to how they use that electricity. this is a revolving conversation as to what responsible means. they're more for cleaning the many banks or big box stores -- forward leaning than many banks or big-box sores. -- stores. this is an incredibly energy intensive industry. after i asked google for its energy figures -- they had never release them. i bothered them enough that maybe it played a role in their decision to release the figures last year for the first time. they did it again this year. last year was around almost 250 million watts. this year is 300 watts. that is a growth of 50 watts in just one year. in a town like quincy, a town of 7000, you look at the houses and small businesses, they are may be using something more like 10 megawatts or something like that. you are talking about the amounts that large urban areas would use, or extremely large steel plants, or something like that. to% is roughly

you get the per watt price. you divide this by this. you get the price per a.c. watt. you want to ask about permit fees as well. each city typically will charge fees. now those fees are coming down and we're working very hard to get them standardized and clear. there is some cost. sometimes the installers will pass that on to you. ask how they're dealing with it. you say, ok, what's my watt. let's see it was four d.c. but you'll have 18% less here, so that's the number you want, you divide this by that and you get that. so this would be 926 a watt. therefore, you can compare apples to apples. they have a standard calculator that they use on the web and they include that printout on your bid and they have to file that printout in your rebate application. so there is another possibility of lowering costs, the group buy. when i went, in i went in with a bunch of friends because i thought i wanted to bring people in because i knew all of these people, these greeny homeowners that were needing to walk the talk and because i brought a lot of businesses vendor, they lowered a

watts. let me ask you point blank, what do you think about what roland martin had to say, what the party has to respond to you even considering running, thinking about race? >> well, erin, i don't necessarily believe that the answer is to take a black face and put him in the chairmanship at the rnc or female or hispanic or asian ornatetive americ nati. i think it's bigger than that. i think we have to surround

there are a lot of halogen lights and this is a 20-watt bulb. they're popular in kitchens and very popular for display. the problem with them is they are very inefficient. they create a lot of heat for the light and they are not allowed to be used by the energy code except in displays. even though customers like them, they're really not desirable in terms of the energy code. >> a lot of stuff is sold in stores that doesn't meet the code or is not efficient or is really not in your best interests, but they sell it. you go to the big box hardware stores and you can buy a lot of stuff that isn't -- that is simply not energy first or not used, green, or not allowed under the code, but they continue to sell it and people buy it. so we don't regulate that. we cannot regular it. we can regulate things that people put in their homes and usually only when they get a permit and then we do an inspection. a lot of things are done without inspection. somebody replace a bulb, no permits required, may not be efficient. >> while we're on the subject of lights,

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here's abc's nick watt. >> reporter: it's cold, silent night.est in a long line of movies in which santa was bad. >> christmas eve is the scariest damn night of the year. >> the santa costume is right. there's too much imbibing of the christmas cheer. >> reporter: from "southpark." >> we meet again, jesus. >> reporter: to "american horror story." >> what do you say we blow this pop stand. >> reporter: they love to turn the embodiment of goodness into evil. >> christmas has a dark side, too. >> it's a tried and tested theatrical christmas. >> reporter: it's scary like a clown is scary. evil behind a jolly mask. it's scary like the original "silent night" is scary, back from 1984. >> it was deemed sort of sacrilegious to make santa this figure. >> you people have nothing to be proud of, even if you made a few bucks off all the negative publicity. your profits truly are blood money. >> reporter: it's funny, like dan aykroyd in "trading places." and it's funny like a local news story about a grumpy mall santa getting fired in maine. >> he didn't eve

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watts. doesn't seem he supports reince priebus in the head of the rnc, they have a diversity issue of what the brand the republican party needs to march into the future. do you agree there might need to be new leadership at the top of rnc? >> that was a great interview with korngman watts. he made a great point not so much with leadership but the lessons we learn from this election in terms of reaching out to grassroots. there are meetings under way what the party can do specifically with regard to immigration and including more women and minorities and young people. those are the key things reaching out in terms of the grassroots level that's critically important to do. reince priebus had success in terms of the relationships that were built in washington and across the country, on the down ballot railses and the successes we had in congress and some of the down ballot races, those are just as critical as what we saw at the top of the ticket. >> your reaction, what do you think should happe

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60 million watts. can you help us put those 300 million watts and 60 million watts into perspective a little bit? how much energy is that? >> guest: well, a light pull b uses 100 watts. it's a lot of energy. first of all, i have to say that facebook and google are some of the more enlightened players in relative terms as to how they use that electricity. and i think this is an evolving conversation as to what does responsible mean, but they're more forward leaning than, let's say, many banks or, um, big box stores or something like that in how the kind of technology they use to try to reduce the waste. nevertheless, what even in those cases what these figures show you is that this is an incredibly energy-intensive industry. last year after i asked google for its energy figures, i want had never released them until i started this reporting. i'm not saying they did it only because i asked them too to, but i bothered them enough that maybe it played a role in deciding to release their figures last year fo

i'm nick watt for "nightline," on san francisco bay. >> well, thanks to you, nick watt. and thank you for watching abc news. "good morning america" will be waiting for you right here in the morning. we're always online at abcnews.com. good night, america. jimmy kimmel, right here, next. >>> tonight on jimmy kimmel live. david letterman. >> what can i do for you? that you haven't been able to do for yourself? >> live with me for a month. >> jimmy at a brooklyn barbershop. >> what do you think of mitt romney's hair? >> i don't like it. >> look at you. >> and music from vampire weekend. >> do you like carrots? >> no. >> you don't?

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julie watts says there's another change on the way. julie. >> that's right. i'm in for paul tonight filling in or weather duty and i can tell you temperatures already beginning to drop. in fact, current temperatures out there right now anywhere from the low 50s to mid-40s and they will get cooler from there. the good news is not quite as chilly as last night. we'll see freezing temperatures but a bit more mild. rain returns thursday afternoon, a wet windy extended forecast is coming up. >> thank you. >>> what's rich in the eyes of congress? how the "fiscal cliff" rescue plan may hinge on differing definitions. >> this hotel has done nothing for us but try to bring us down. >> a nuisance neighbor closed by the courts. why the owner of a bay area hotel known as a haven for hookers says he should be allowed to reopen. >> and some advice for drivers and pedestrians who take to the streets of san francisco. ,,,,,, at least one republican >>> a looming vote on a republican plan to avert the "fiscal cliff" is exposing some party fractures tonight. at least one repub

starting tomorrow, companies cannot make or import the 75 watt incandescent light bulb in the u.s. retailers can still sell any remaining stock in their stores. but there's a green reason behind turning the lights off on the 75-watt incandescent bulb. >> 90% of the energy that the bulb generates is wasted. so what they replace them with are much more energy efficient bulbs that are just as bright and just as good and will actually save you money over the long run. >> traditional 60 and 40-watt bulbs will go away in 2014. you can buy compact fluorescent light bulbs or led bulbs instead. learn something new every day. >> right. >>> 4:54 is the time. good morning everyone. the clock ticking on 2012. coming up at 5:05. we'll go live to new york city for a look at how the city is preparing to ring in the new year. >>> first, putting speed cameras under the microscope. why maryland lawmakers may make some changes. >>> why you have to act qui >>> changes could be on the way for maryland's speed camera law. lawmakers plan to look closely at the law in the upcoming general assembly. they ex

we're going through a giga watt of coal burning in china alone.need to make this shift in ways of saving and reducing energy profitable. is that the example that need to be e ported? >> i mean, we can do things. the fact that it's coming from the developing world does not mean that there is nothing we can do. we can set an example that they can follow. it needs to be cheaper than coal. there are solutions that we've come up with that can have a huge impact. first it's energy efficiency. it's profitable. you can get returns of 20% a year and its tax free. it's wonderful. it's something that we all should be doing. the other one is switching the developing world china in particular away from coal to clean natural gas. we use the term clean fracking which doesn't mean it has been clean in the past but it can be clean. that's a solvable problems in the near term in the way that cheap solar optimistic by cheap shower in the long term and getting china to reduce it's emissions in the immediate term, i think clean natural gas is a practical solution. >>

>> it is lights out for the 75- watt incandescent light bulb. the u.s. pulling the plug. 75-watt bulbs can no longer be produced or imported. retailers can still clear remaining stock. there is a reason and flipping the switch. >> 90% of the energy is wasted. what they've replaced them with a much more energy efficient bulbs that are just as good and will save you money over the long run. >> most bulbs must use 27% energy by 2014. here are two replacements. >> they do not get bright instantly. >> and led's. >> they use about 75% less energy and produce as much light. >> they are expensive but prices are dropping. the future is dim for incandescent bulbs. the government will turn out the lights for those in 2014. kurt gregory, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a close look at the job market in 2013. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. are you thinking about getting a new job fast? 1 in 5 plans to start looking in the next three months. fewer than half expect a pay raise next year. next may be the iwatch. apple is working with intel on a blueto

nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> nick watt on the last-minute larrys. thanks, nick. >>> looks like two former presidents from opposite sides of the planet will be spending christmas in the hospital. president george h.w. bush is still recovering from bronchitis. doctors say he needs to build up his energy before he can be released. doctors say nelson mandela, in the hospital now for two weeks is improving. he's 94 and recovering from a lung infection and gall stone surgery. also, queen elizabeth is a bit under the weather tonight, trying to get over a nasty cold before christmas. the 86-year-old had to skip church today, something that rarely happens. buckingham palace says she'll be back in church for services on christmas day. >>> in newtown, connecticut on this sunday, church leaders were given standing ovations at the st. rose of lima catholic church. mon senior robert weiss was thanked by his congregation for helping so many people through the horror of the sandy hook elementary school shootings. tonight we're noticing something very positive acros

watts: we had a very long lunch. and gerry said he was being embattled. and i said, "gerry it's not worth the battle. it's not worth all of that acrimony," and i was trying to encourage him to walk away from such ugliness. anawalt: had he not been part of the company at that point, there is no way on god's good green earth it could have gone forward not as the joffrey. but fortunately gerry had a good section of the board that was on his team. once it became a public issue in the press gerry wound up in charge. anawalt: but when he assumed the role of artistic director, the reconstructions suffered. and the company began to lean a lot on the arpino ballets because that's what they owned and that's what they owned the rights to, so the company changed. woman: i first met mr. arpino when i was in joffrey ii and i had been dancing the "nutcracker." we sort of filled in for different parts that they needed, for bigger ballets. and he saw me and gave me this look and he said, "good, baby, you're a good dancer." and i was in awe "thank you, thank you." then he

watts, u.s. congressman watts, you have been elected to office before.ill you seek the republican chairmanship against mr. reince priebus? >> chris, you know, i have kind of gotten caught up in this whirlwind and this thing has kind of taken a life of its own. everybody points fingers and whistles when -- >> how about pointing like this to yourself and saying i want to run? >> but the fact -- the fingers that i'm pointing, i have been pointing for 20 years. >> i know. >> you're like jack kemp. you're a good guy on this stuff. >> that they have done a poor job in establishing deeper relationships, and that's my point. >> agreed. >> i think it starts at the rnc and they keep saying -- >> we're going to have to wait and see if you run. >> they keep saying we're going to do better, they never do. >> i'm waiting to see if michael steele runs. i want to see if you both run. i don't think he's going to run, but i think you may run. thank you, j.c. watts. thank you, judith. >>> up next, jon stewart explains how republicans hate the u.n. more than they hate the d

into the lead but unlike the sixty five dollars which was primarily contained to watts slaves of may need to earn their way to the very doorstep bordering affluent. place. marcus garvey used to say that when all else fails to organize the people conditions will. and ninety nine to the reasons all clustered together and it happened again cut. led. to. the aftermath the ninety's uprising a high profile private sector initiative was formed to create rebuild. the six billion dollars investment program to find its goals as a long term systemic change the promise to create seventy four thousand new jobs within the rides over the next five years. at the same time my tentative troops between. optimism for. the war weary. just one year later with many neighborhoods still in room. to build quite close to . the young generation of kids heard about this promise they momentarily got their hopes up they committed to this peace treaty and they learned that it was just another four time promise of the man. police. if failed. we should have known what the future would be in other cities from here to

abc's nick watt got a rare access to the set to find out. >> rolling, quiet, please.. >> reporter: here we are behind the scenes of "downton abbey" filmed in a real castle, not a sound stage. >> you can come up. it's a girl. >> reporter: a sneak peek at the series about to hit your screens, perhaps the most unlikely smash hit on american tv. it's just so downright british. but it's a soap opera so soaked in history that even pseudo intellects confess their love of it. a blend of crumbling bricks, corsets, men dying in their own beds and englishness. >> of course. would happen to a foreigner. it's typical. >> don't be ridiculous. >> i'm not being ridiculous. no englishman would dream of dying in someone else's house. >> reporter: hugh bonnville plays the patriarch trying to marry off his three daughters the keep the estate in the family. >> you could stay here if you married matthew. >> you know i'd never marry any man that i was told to. >> reporter: it's unexpected formula for a ratings bonanza. >> someone said it's like crack. >> it is. it's crack with a little bit

julie watt, cbs 5. >>> netflix users who want to crawl up with a couch are in luck. the streaming company is back on line. they blame amazon's clout for this to happen. this is the third time this year that an amazon outage has disrupted netflix's service. >>> if you are dreaming of a white christmas, you certainly got your wish but enough is enough. >> who says we had a white christmas? way want the snow or nothing at all. the heaviest of the rainfall moving inland, livermore, walnut creek, vallejo. taking you to berkeley where it's still pretty soggy. not as many cars traveling on a typical afternoon. but speeds are reduced. south bay, asiding the rain. we have northeast south and west, right over top of san jose. we are picking up zero rainfall but, trust me, we'll get some. steady. alamo north of walnut creek and con court, south of san ramon. we are get that go brick right now in and around santa rosa which you and-of-have had 15 inches of rain over just the past four weeks. pretty sloppy over san francisco. downtown san francisco, only hit a high of 48 degrees

fifteen or one thousand watts residents are surging up and down up along. about one am spike twenty nine arrest the sporadic reports of mandamus the situation was assessed by the l.a.p.d. has been under control. you're. going. there's the morning dawn tense but relatively quiet. at two pm a meeting was called a neighborhood rec center simply representatives from various community groups elected officials the l.a.p.d. the media. and even mean from i think that we must stay off the streets i think the civil rights dr in america have demonstrated that well be that. the cutting through a call for order only the night before was raised by thousands in the street and i would take night you know whether you like. this week the negro people down here. let's hear. it. we know it's real and you can sell it you greater than living it show that it doesn't work it doesn't destroy. it in oppressed as we were taking. their parents are coming from places where black men are expected to step up the street and say yes to a twelve year old white boy. where black men are lynch

and when we come back, jc watts is considering a run for the republican national committee. he will join us next live. it's hard to see opportunity in today's challenging environment. unless you have the right perspective. bny mellon wealth management has the vision and experience to look beyond the obvious. we'll uncover opportunities, find hidden risk, and make success a reality. bny mellon wealth management from president obama against the bill. this marks a major shift of momentum for the g.o.p. states all across america are now forced to deal with crippling debt and spending. and the man rumored to be running for chairman of the republican national committee, jc watts. how are you? >> what do you say, mr. hannity. i'm doing well. >> i see you have a bowl game coming up in memphis this year, congratulations. >> actually the tulsa hurricanes. the sooners are going to be in dallas versus johnny football january 24ing. >> sorry, i messed it up. >> that's okay. i forgive you. >> all right. let's -- notre dame is going to be beat alabama. we have a battle in the hannity house

one thousand and sixty five in the corners of one hundred sixteenth and avalon twenty one year old watts resident marquette frye was pulled over by the california highway patrol on suspicion of drunk driving a routine traffic stop until police insisted on him pounding frys car despite being less than two blocks from the home fries mother won't call join the rapidly growing crowd who along with marquette grew increasingly belligerent of what they felt was the heavy. l.a.p.d. reinforcements were called in the scuffle broke out and fried his mother rena and brother ron were all taken into custody. the squad cars rolled away and the crowd continued to swell as word of the incident swept through the neighborhood when i walked up one hundred fifty two now when i was my quarter from the dartanion as a male what happened is they jumped on market and. we just got more and more upset it was a cumulative thing it was one racist traffic stop two minute. please speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots fifty ip interviews intrigui

watts. >> i'm doing will. >> your sooners got a bowl game in memphis this year.tulations. >> well, it's actually the tulsa hurricane. the sooners are going to be in dallas, versus johnny football -- >> sorry, i messed it up. >> that's okay. i forgive you. >> notre dame is going to beat alabama -- we have that in the "hannity" household. >> your wife's probably going to win that argument. we are wasting time. are you running for chair of the rnc. >> i heard an rnc member say, you know, last weekend, said, you know, unfortunately, he said, we have had one black guy in the chairmanship. we have been there, done that. we don't need to go there. this is never -- i have never said that you needed a black person there. i never said you needed a white, red, yellow or brown -- or even a female. you said, you need someone sitting in that chair that understands the val of growing deeper relationships with -- with voters, especially non-traditional voters. you mentioned in your earlier segment with ann, how republicans are made to be racist or anti-woman, or whatever the cas

those who love your 75 watt light bulbs stock up while supplies last. new federal laws prohibit them to be import order produced in 2013. the tribune company announced it's emerging from bankruptcy with new ownership and new board of directors and forbes has compiled a list of new york's resolution that successful people make and actually keep. among them plan vacations now. wake up to the essentials first, check e-mail second. support a cause. find your purpose and go for it. go for it. new year's day marks the 150th anniversary of emancipation proclamation. the document is once again on display. ron mott has details. >> reporter: showing its age the emancipation proclamation still draws attention. >> it's amazing to see abraham lincoln's signature. >> reporter: today the frail order consigned to history on january 1st, 1863 by abraham lincoln is again on public display. showtime just a few days every year. >> very uplifting experience. very important document. >> reporter: presidential historian doris goodwin on president lincoln freeing the slaves. >

while 175-watt edison bulbs go the way of the dinosaur, the u.s.urn out the lights on the 60 and 40 watt bulbs in 2014. >>> right now at 6:00 --

. >> as we hear from nick watt, the holiday shopping season is not over yet. >> reporter: we have just entered the final frantic hours of gift buying. you look stressed. >> i have a little anxiety. i'm not going the lie. i'm tripping out. >> reporter: there are crumbs of comfort. the sign says the delayed gifts might be the best. number one, frugality i vap rates. you throw money at the problem. number two, you make a gut instinct decision. >> you want to buy a sweater for your wife. if you think about it too much, you may outthink yourself and not make a good choice. >> reporter: you to feel you perform better under pressure? >> absolutely. you have to make a good decision. you have to make a decision. >> reporter: stores stay open for the last-minute larrys. target until 10:00 p.m. walgreen's is open christmas day. another advantage of last minute is the sales have already begun. the late bird can catch the best worm. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> happy shopping, everybody. >>> some shoppers may have been waiting for the sales to begin. others may be proe contrast narts like m

on the consumerwatch, julie watts, cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,, deal on what they really wa for christmas. fer mistrot >>> malls are packed with shoppers who have high hopes of getting a good deal on what they really wanted for christmas. cbs 5 reporter jennifer mistrot was in the middle of the mayhem to find out what everyone was taking back. >> reporter: that's right, kids. santa has left the building. no more throngs of shoppers running down those last-minute christmas gifts. what day is it today? >> the 26th, day after christmas, where everybody mobs the stores. [ laughter ] >> reporter: she's right. >> let me see if we have one that i can scan. >> reporter: and they're back! ready to return. >> just some boots and clothes. >> reporter: hats, makeup, jewelry, sweater and everything else these folks found under the tree. >> i need to return these. that's the only reason i'm here. >> reporter: the shoppers confessing to something that many of us don't want to admit. on the day after christmas, americans return about one in every 10 presents we receive. price code in, cash out. simple. >>

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