cheers. >> are you from out of town. >> my name is woody boyd. >> woody?as thinking, well, i need to stay pure. i don't want to do television. i've got to stay pure and do theater. >> reporter: what changed your mind? >> every other person said, "go do that frigging show you idiot." >> i'm a great believer in intuition. like when i first saw you, sam, something told me you were super smooth with the ladies. maybe it was that time you walked out of here with four of them, one on each arm. >> reporter: and winning an emmy before cheers finally wrapped in 1993. were you worried about being typecast though in sort of the woody role? >> oh, yeah, i was six years on that show without any... without even a nibble. >> reporter: he didn't have to wait long. he's done almost 40 films since cheers. his first oscar nom nax came in the people versus larry flynn. >> what's your name? tell everybody the pervert is back. >> reporter: the part he will only agreed to take after he met and liked larry flynt himself. >> it took sitting down with him and hanging out and realiz

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allen's midnight in paris i'm going to fad of woody allen and myself never being but this what is it about the pound or. had the the kind of festival so i went to watch it and it's not worth half of the backs of the few ships people because back to the future is better i mean it's for kids but it is better why is it happening what do you know that he is a classic what is the story what do we what does it woody allen was in his day one of the great iron ists. and certainly great social and. personal. masters of well the difference between appearance and reality and his films are very complex and fascinating and even if i were in the seventies yeah it was you know those days are past and tell you lost it yeah he's lost. but he's woody allen and he makes films are very low money less than ten million dollars and they always make money because of the momentum of his reputation and so he's struggling and has for years that i think the last. satisfying woody allen i saw was bullets over broadway you know that was thirty years ago maybe twenty twenty years ago yeah and so. but you know so i

woody davis is kind of a jack of all trades.though he's never made much money at it, by all accounts he has earned his wings. >> he's the epitome of something dear. >> reporter: did he always get paid for everything you did? >> i wouldn't say that. >> you'd have to chase him down to pay him sometimes. >> i stuck it in his pocket. you can't hand it to him. >> it's uncommon. he's special, he's a gift that this community has had all these years. >> reporter: which is why folks here in corbett, oregon, are now going out of their way to thank woody for the thousands of good deeds he's done for them. >> this is the stacking crew. >> reporter: recently they all got together to cut and stack his firewood for winter. a couple guys fixed up his old pickup truck. someone even built him a beautiful wood box and invited the whole town to sign it. did you know how much the community cared for him? this is woody's son clint. >> not to the degree i do now. >> reporter: he says all the work his dad did for people has been repaid tenfold. >> bill

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woody allen.rance malick. >> for best original screenplay the nominees are: michael hazanavicius. woody allen. >> for adapted screenplay: alexander payne, jim rush. john logan. george clooney grant hazanavicius. aaron sorkin. bridget o'conner peter strong. >> for best foreign language film: from belgium, from israel, -- a separation. >> for best animated feature film: a cat in paris. chico and rita. kung fu panda 2. "puss in boots". >> finally, i'm pleased to announce the film selected as best picture nominees for 2011 are: warhorse. the heart 'tis. -- the artist. moneyball. the descendants. the tree of life. nominees to be determined. midnight paris. -- midnight in paris. the help. hugo. extremely loud and incredibly close. >> please join us on february 26th, when we celebrate the magic of the movies, thank you. thank you jennifer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live where president of the academy and actress jennifer lawrence made announcements of the nominees for the academy awards to be held february 26th. this y

woody thank you for making the effort to come in. >> thanks, andrew. >> super bowl, what a coincidence, it's on! >> the jets. >> it's on nbc? wow! i didn't know -- i don't know if i would have been talking so positively about it then. so it is on nbc. well that is fantastic. >> super bowl sunday on nbc, the national broadcasting corporation, parent of this show. >>> exxon mobil reporting a couple of minutes ago, we'll dig through the report with an analyst. as we head to a break check out the price of crude. "squawk box" is coming back right after the break. is is. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" on this tuesday morning. exxon mobil reporting just a couple of minutes ago. joining us now on the "squawk" newsline, chris edmunds, managing partner of enerecap. when you can't make $10 billion in a quarter don't get in the game. >> what are the high lyings for you? >> i think it's becoming more difficult and expensive to produce oil and you know adjusted in the upstream side of the business, adjusted production, down 4%, and the way they

they're laughing at woody allen, and there's a huge ensemble cast. there's 15 of us.s people. >> you're working with st. jude and you're playing people who face tough life circumstances, helping them. here you're playing that part. >> right. >> is humor the way to kind of deal with grief and adversity? >> humor is the way to deal with everything, marriage, getting up early in the morning, and certainly what you want when you go to the theater. we have 1,100 people laughing hysterically at us eight times a week and i think they come because you can hear it. you can hear them as they're coming in. they've come to laugh. woody allen, alain mays and cohen, you know they'll have a good time and that's exciting to be a part of that experience. i've been in "who's afraid of virginia wolfe" and sad and serious plays. it's wonderful to be at an evening where everybody is coming and want to have a good time. >> talk about the adrenalin rush, when you hear the audience loving and laughing at every line. >> that's right. >> what does it feel like? >> it's a thrill and also it's a

. >> woody allen had his best in midnight in paris. >> there are rich teams and poor teams. >> brad pitt looks oscar bound in money ball. >> michelle williams looked ols car bound in my week with marilyn. >> you look like marcy may. >> elizabeth olsen wins most disturbing for marcy marcy may marlene. >> i don't carry a gun. >> ryan gosling defines cool in drive. and best picture without words, the artist. arch campbell, abc 7 news. >> we disagree on drive. speaking of movies, mission impossible is tops at the box office. it earned about $31 million over the weekend. sherlock homes a game of shadows was second with nearly $22 million. alvin and the chipmunks, war horse and girl with the dragon tattoo round out the top man: my electric bill was breaking the bank. so to save some money, i trained this team of guinea pigs to row this tiny boat.

this is paraphrase from woody allen. this is at the heart of my service to indian help center. i was trying to think of a single event or thing or contribution i had made in my years of service, and there really is not one. when i did it showed up at least once a month for a few hours for the past almost 14 years and share my opinions, many opinions, and what i had to offer. i think a lot of times people underestimate what showing up can really do. number nine, always wear comfortable shoes. this is important for at least two reasons. one, it is hard to do your best thinking when your feet hurt. number two, it makes it easier to get away from people who do not approve of your opinions or might be chasing you. number eight, being kind it takes no more time than it takes to be a jerk. i learned most of that whenever is practicing law. -- when i was practicing law. number seven, stand up for yourself, even if you are afraid. you have to be willing to stand up to the police that cross your path, or you will not be able to advocate effectively or anyone else. number six, other peopl

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martin won for directing prize for hugo and woody allen for midnight paris. home land and modern family took the top honors for the tv shows. >>> this is going to be plenty of pain at the pump for consumers. aaa says gasoline and crude oil prices are at historic highs. according to aaa, a difficult 2012 at the pump. the average price is $3.39 a gallon. abc 2 is working for you to find the best gas prices in your neighborhood. go to abc2news.com, click on the traffic and gas tab, enter your zip code to find the least expensive gas in your neighborhood. >>> recent college grads scored higher salaries in 2011. graduates who scored a job are making an average of around $42,000 a year. that's up more than 2% from 2010, and higher than the average income for all households. >>> the biggest crowd ever is going to be making the bank and making a great win for the ravens. sherrie johnson, live at mt bank stadium, the excitement builds as the ravens head for the afc championship game. >>> i'm kuren redmond, learn about dr. leon bass and what message he has for students

>> woody i love woody allen so i always pull for him. "the decendents." >> i love george clooney.ght it was a really challenging role. he was a vulnerable character. it's a fascinating thing to watch him do. >> you look at all the actors. look at what paul giamatti did in "sideways." nicholas in "about schmidt." >> will you be at the golden globes? >> i will not. >> so you'll be afraiding the ricky gervais roast? >> oh, yeah. >> do you laugh at the amount of sheer offense that he causes? >> i'm just gad glad i'm not there being the one being picked on. >> i think he's almost single handedly pricked the balloon of pomposity. the fact that he's been invited back now three times -- >> that's pretty incredible. >> he's kind of made american stars perhaps a little too pampered in recent years laugh at themselves again. >> i guess, yeah. i mean, clearly, they've invited him back. and it is the golden globes. it's not the oscars. i don't know if that would fly at the oscars. >> i would unleash him at the oscars. actors take themselves terribly serious. they do need a regular dose of gerv

the weird thing is, woody is still alive and well, and talking to our steve hartman.ve explains on the road, tonight, on the cbs evening news. >>> disturbing disclosures. what lawmakers are doing to ensure the remains of veterans and their families are correctly marked in cemeteries. >>> it seems trivial to passengers. find out just why flight attendants might want you to turn off your computers and cell phones on planes. >>> sectarian flares in iraq. leaves behind a suicide bomb that killed dozens. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues with denise after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i just had it with cable. it just got more frustrating and frustrating. a lot of times, the picture would break up. for the amount of money that i am paying, my cable company should take care of me. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. move up to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years. first time we saw tv on fios was amazing! i was just in a trance watching it. i'm discovering new channels every day. [ male announcer ]

along with martin scorsese woody allen is in the running for midnight in paris, setting up a show downetween two of hollywood's heaviest hitters, edward lawrence, wjz eyewitness news. >> the oscar ceremony will be on february 26th, with the return of billy crystal as host. >> cannot wait. >>> still ahead on wjz's eyewitness news at noon lots of sunshine as we look out this afternoon. your complete first warning weather forecast is two and a half minutes away. >> first here is a look at today's midday stocks and last night winning mu,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back, everybody. it is the sun, it is a beautiful afternoon with that sunbursting out right now. we do have clouds from time to time but look at the temperatures, up to 54 in baltimore, almost 60 degrees in ocean city. this is how much warmer it is than yesterday. 18 degrees at this hour. the reason the numbers are not as drastic on the sun is because the numbers did start to knock that fog out there yesterday. >>> the winds are up out of the west pulling in warmer air. there is colder air out there but we are not going to get in

woody said he wrote the part for you. >> yeah, he didn't tell me that. mean -- i was just so happy to be in a woody allen movie at all. and so the fact that people like it and, you know, are enjoying it. he's getting all these accolades is just -- you know, big bonus. >> and working worki ing is just -- you know, big bonus. >> and working worki i is just -- you know, big bonus. >> and working worki ing is just -- you know, big bonus. >> and working worki nerve racr the great woody allen? >> at time. he made us feel relaxed. we were shooting in these beautiful places in paris. it was great. >> it's a good job. >> it's all right. not too shabby. >> congratulations on "the vow." is it good to be back home on "gma"? >> my old stomping grounds. >> you used "gma" for your research for another movie. "the vow" is in theaters february 10th. >>> coming up, gridiron champ and an all--star chef joining fo forces for a winning super bowl >>> and five days until the super bowl. the giants facing the patriots. we have a super bowl champion and an all-star chef here to

not bad when you consider he beat out a couple of guys named woody allen and martin scorsese's. here are a couple of scenes from "the artist." ♪ ♪ [piano plays] ♪ ♪ [drums] ♪ [big band jazz music] tavis: i leaned over to michel during necklet -- his wife is in the movie and i say, she is brilliant and you said -- ? >> yes, she is brilliant, but she is really brilliant in real life as well. tavis: that is not bad. [laughter] >> and no, it is not. she is a wonderful woman. i'm really lucky. tavis: you may have just answer the question. how did your wife and of being cast as the lead? how did you pick both of these lease? -- these leads? >> they really inspired the characters. i used them to write the script. tavis: what is making this thing so resonate? before "the artist" came out, harvey weinstein -- we agreed he is a character. he was on the program telling me about this thing before it even came out. what is ithat is making this work? he gave you all of the credit. he said he was not in it from the beginning. he found out later on. he gave you credit for this process. what is

haunts where the range is put up for the night they reported the find of a walkie talkie could be woodies. there are wolf tracks here now this the wall he's got from a wolf yes they walk keep still let me see them what they go with the tracks no just those. holding. banks here they are two three three. eight calling one zero four eight calling one of four everything's ok tracks only some left by animals the latest tracks are those of wolves three of them over and out. different people visiting the coaxes nature reserve are often different things some seek shelter from the hustle and bustle of big cities others around the thrills only a few are able to blend in with this wonderful place and become possibly. just invested by old and yet i feel i'm an integral part of this world as i do but i'm no crazy romantic. i'm nearly drowned almost frozen to death and full of cliffs already. nature is wiser than we are given if her ingenuity is old pervasive. she is the creator that gave birth to us at that enough but i do not and may bring us to ruin unless we come to our senses. and atlanta i think

. >> reporter: woody allen is in the running for best director for midnight in paris setting up a show down between two of hollywood's heaviest hitters. cbs news, hollywood. >>> the oscar ceremony will be on february 26th with the return of billy crystal as the host. >>> and now it's time for the weather. and we are having, i think, beautiful weather. it was foggy this morning. but the sun has come out. the temperatures have gone up. >> going to the 50s this afternoon. >> i love it. >> winds are light and it's going to be comfortable. and that's a good thing because later in the week, starting tomorrow night, going to get chances for rain thursday and friday. and then colder by sunday and monday. a look for the rest of the afternoon. as we've got temperatures right now still in up ther 40s here in washington. but some areas down to 50. about 50 next hour. and then into the 50s as we head into the afternoon low. maybe mid-50s. it depends on the sunshine. a few clouds now, but when you consider the average high is 44, we'll take it. by 7:00, west wind 5 miles per hour, 47. and by 9:00, d

and woody harrelson break dancing. >> jimmy: what?rrelson break dancing? >> go little negro. it was one of those moments. it was a moment. [ applause ] i just went with it. i was just, like, oh. they're not going to take me off now. >> jimmy: yeah, right. you did the right thing. maybe you can remember those people the next time around. >> yes. >> jimmy: or forget the people that got mad. cut them out of the list. >> i love you. thank you for that award. >> jimmy: you forgot to thank sweet dick? >> i did. i apologize, sweets. my car looks great still. >> jimmy: cuba gooding jr. "red tails" is in theaters now. we'll be right back with sarah hyland. we'll be right back with sarah hyland. [ cheers and applause ] he hangs here. because you don't see this everyday. (child) because we read the books. (man) and watched the movies. and now we're living it. because i can fly with harry. follow me! because now i can turn my brother back into a human being. (narrator) from unforgettable adventures, to the wizarding world of harry potter, only at

>> well, since i'm actually the inspiration for the character woody from toy story, i am interested inuying disney. what's a good way to play it using options? >> good question. scott, take the question. >> disney's a great company. it's up about 30% since october. so you can buy the april at the money call for about a buck and a half. you're defining your risk getting outside potential. >> i'm just curious. what was your favorite song as a village person? >> well, you know, i got to go with ymca because that -- so far we've done a total in excess of 100 million units. i'm loving ymca. >> i remember when i was kid and when you came to visit. >> you know what? do you know how to make the letters correctly? >> of course we do. we'll do that next. randy, it's good to speak with you. randy calling from the ymca.

he thought of george constanza and woody allen. he thought of philip and alexander's father yelling and screaming telling his son he was the son of the family shames. you don't be deserved to be called a view. you, alexander are being embarrassed by the surface of the mirror. you don't deserve to be a mexican. nor the fact that mexicans are the hardest working people and came here to work and give their children a better future. there is no mexican who tried to justify with arguments like a fantasy to celebrate cinco de mayo. you, my friend are the self hating [inaudible] of all mexicans. you are nothing but a big master baeter. foolish man who hides from the rest of the world and sees his shame in order to dream a man can exist without a pas port or green card and labels him as what he is. remember the ones who tried to pass as something else? remember the [inaudible] of life. the [inaudible] of the nation of the [inaudible]. remember the guy from tijuana you met years ago and is proclaimed he was italian because he would and peop

. >> woody allen wrote jobs for local newspapers and comedians. you wrote for comex. does that still happen? >> that is a good question. >> leno, letterman -- they all have staffs. but if you're talking about starting up, most comics writer their own stuff. but they buddy up. that is what larry did with jerry. >> can you teach somebody to be funny, to write comedy? do you have it or do you not? what about being funny? >> no. [laughter] >> either you have it or you do not. >> you do not. [laughter] >> no, i do not believe you can teach people to be funny. i think people can hone it and get better. but i do not think anybody who has no sense of humor is going to get one. do you? >> this is so exciting. the youngest member of our studio audience has submitted to the microphone. i have to say one thing. please keep your questions short and to the point. >> what point? comments. with that, the floor is yours. >> i have a quick statement before my question. it is not like there is a line. >> he is funny. you cannot teach that. >> actually, dave, i want to thank you. when i

woody allen is in the running for best director for "midnight in paris" setting up a showdown betweenwo hollywood heavy hitters n hollywood, edward lawrence, cbs 5. >>> the oscar ceremony will be on february 26 with the return of billy crystal as host. >> i got to look at some movies. i haven't seen half of those. >>> there are no problems keeping these drinks cold. where you can take a seat at the bar and drop your fishing line at the same time. i'll give you a hint. it's not in northern california. >> you think? >> no. >>> we'll be right back. ,,,, >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is beefsteak hot house tomatoes. one of my favorite tomatoes from this time of the year. it's the wintertime. but in the hothouses tomatoes are growing everywhere even in mexico and in canada all over the place. and, of course, the u.s. the hot house beefsteak is one of my favorite varieties for this time of the year. you have to select and store them right, otherwise that caprese salad won't taste good. when you buy it red all the way around, so important. the redder the better. it's got to

others include "war horse" woody allen's "midnight in paris." and "the help." surprises included extremely loud and increbly close. in absence of fastbender and dicaprio in the best actor category. joining me is david denby, of "new yorker," a.o. scott of "new york times," and dana stevens of "slate." is this a good movie year? >> i think it's a good movie year. it's sometimes i think hard for people in our profession to get much of a perspective on it because we see hundreds of movies in a year and i feel like there were a lot that i liked. it was a good year. there was a diverse real estate of very ambitious and interesting movi that came out. it was not a year that, when a few of them stood out for me as kind of really, really great. >> rose: no great, brilliant film that would sort of blow away anybody. >>t least not yet. sometimes a few years go by and you back to something. i have a feeling for me "tree of life" will be that movie that two or three or five years from now i go back and say that was really something speal. that's closest one. >> i had the s