daniel? >> no, rocío. mi madre... >> ¿sentimental? >> yo tenía que hablar con él porque hace nueve años ya no pude hablar con él después de lo que me paso. yo tenía que cerrar un círculo con él. >> cerrar ciclos de vida es lo correcto, sin duda alguna, pero si se presenta una oportunidad, creo que debemos hacerlo. sin embargo, hay formas de hacer las cosas. y por eso la mujer casada, hasta donde yo sé. y hasta hace poco tú confesarás quedas felizmente casada. tienes una suegra que, caramba, aceptó a tu hija, la sigue visitando en la tumba, ella la considera su nieta, dice que nunca va a dejar de amar la idea respetarla como su nieta, cuando realmente pues no era la sangre de ella. y estuvieron apoyándote hasta el fallecimiento de esta pequeña. >> rocío, yo sé que ellos me han apoyado mucho, y marcos es un hombre maravilloso. mi suegra en su momento ha sido buena gente conmigo. yo la respeto hasta cierto límite, pero si yo le decía a mi madre, o yo le decía marcos que tenÃ

super daniel! ♪ ♪ who can you call when things go wrong? ♪ ♪ super daniel! super daniel! ♪ ♪ he'll help out just wait and see ♪ ♪ he'll get your toy out of that tree! ♪ ♪ who's super brave and super strong? ♪ ♪ it's super daniel! super daniel! ♪ - wasn't that grr-ific? - it's time to go. are you ready, daniel? - zoom! ok, mom. can i wear my super daniel cape to dr. anna's? my cape makes me feel brave. - sure, super daniel. - oops! not without you, tigey! here comes trolley. (trolley dings.) - please take us to dr. anna's, trolley. - trolley do you know what? when i feel scared i close my eyes and think about you, trolley. you make me happy. (trolley dings.) what's something that makes you happy? you can think about that if you ever get scared. grr! (trolley dings.) - we're at dr. anna's office. let's go inside. - goodbye, trolley! - bye-bye! - hi! - hi, daniel! - hi there! - let's go say hi to the fishies! hi, fishies. it's me super daniel! - super daniel? - today i'm super daniel because i'm getting a shot. - oh, meow-meow. - daniel tiger? - oh, gotta g

(hope and daniel continue arguing indistinctly) daniel okay? sure. he just gets kind of jealous, that's all. does he have reason to be? oh, come on, i'm not that flattered. anyway, manfred's just a show-off. he's one of life's eternal flirts. hmm. has he played up like this before? daniel, i mean. a little but, you know, nothing that's not age and gender appropriate. can you please stop rescuing me? i'll try not to make a habit of it. maybe you should come work for my dad. nasty feeling he wouldn't understand my accent. i could be your interpreter. couldn't afford you. too old for ambition is that it? i've seen where it gets you. (laughter, chatter in distance) they here for me? afraid so. come on, this way. (overlapping shouting) (distant bell tolling) i had this crazy dream that over here i could-- i don't know-- disappear. sounds very human to me. oh, boy. you know when you're a long way from home and you do stupid stuff? you want to tell me about it? some rock. congratulations. they're all set to announce the engagement at jessica's birthday part

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daniel, mr. hershkowitz, i like what they have to say and i would like to see the move forward. >> supervisor kim: supervisor yee? >> i want to thank everyone for coming out also. and chairperson kim, i really appreciate the whole issue of wanting to discuss the translation services available to our residents. i know how difficult it is. you are right. one may be able to speak in chinese or spanish or whatever; it does not mean they can translate formal types of words. i did not get to meet any of these people. but when i read the resume of ms. robia crisp, i was impressed by the resume. i know she did not apply for the alternate position. if she did not apply, does it mean we cannot nominate her for the alternate position? >> city attorney? >> should ask the question again? >> deputy city attorney. the committee can essentially mix and match. if the applicant has applied for one of the positions on the agenda item, you can appoint her to a different position. >> thank you. so i would like to hav

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(daniel snoring softly) ready? let's say, "wake up, daniel tiger." wake up, daniel tiger. (daniel yawns.) - good morning, tigey. hi, dad. - good morning. (daniel yawns.) - oh, hi, neighbor. - what a beautiful day in the neighborhood. - wow! ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day to say good morning to you ♪ ♪ good morning! - ♪ good morning - ♪ good morning - ♪ good morning to you! - good morning. muah! - good morning to you. i think i have to go potty. - definitely need to go in the morning when you wake up. - ♪ if you have to go potty, stop, and go right away ♪ ♪ flush and wash and be on your way ♪ ♪ mm mm mm mm mm oopsie daisy. grr! - ok, it's time for me to get ready for work.

(daniel laughs.) - ♪ ba ba badada da - here you go, tigey! hug! i've never been at your house at bedtime before. this is my first sleepover. - you know what, daniel? mine too! i'm excited! let's play dinosaurs! rooaaarrr! i'm a big t-rex! munch, munch, munch! rooaaarrr! - let's pretend tigey is my baby dinosaur! raar! raar! - hi, baby dino. - raar! baby dino needs a friend. - roaaar! here's a friend for baby dino... mr. lizard! roaar, roar! will you be my friend? - raarrr! yes! (laughter) - over here! roaaar! - ah! - what!? - prince wednesday,

i need to talk to you. >> against her better judgment, teresa met daniel. to her shock, teresa says daniel showed her pictures of the rape that his cousin took while hiding in the bedroom. >> it looked like very compromising pictures. it didn't look like there was a struggle. >> you can traffic your next door neighbor and that is happening to many of our youth. >> assistant u.s. attorney erica mcdonald says as shocking as it may seem to most americans it's not unusual for girls to be trafficked out of their homes. >> people hear trafficking and think it involves transportation. it doesn't. >> over the last two decades she has prosecuted numerous cases where men used every means possible to control teenage girls. >> with each one of these individuals there is something that has made them vulnerable to the trafficker. >> teresa says that daniel's two cousins threatened to show people the pictures. and she had to earn the right to get her pictures back. she had no idea what that meant until she got a call a few days later. >> he said, you know, this is daniel.

. >> host: michael daniel is the president of cybersecurity coordinator. mr. daniel, did the president's executive order of february 12, 2013 he talks about vital infrastructure. how is the white house defining vital? >> guest: title infrastructure is really defined as that infrastructure that is something really bad happened to it lots of really bad things would happen in the real world. in other words, significant damage to our national security, significant economic disruption and potentially loss of life and specifically in the cybercontext means that infrastructure that something happened in the cyber realm you could have the resulting physical effects in the real round. >> host: so a lot of those infrastructures though are in private hands come is that correct? >> the vast majority are in private hands well in excess of 80%. >> host: will these private companies banks etc. have to participate in the cybersecurity enhancement? >> guest: well i think for the most part it will be a voluntary and collaborative process with industry for them to participate if

daniel d. portado." it revisits the political debate in california in 1994 over prop. 187 which was blocked undocumented immigrants to health care, education. a cartoonist named lalo alcaraz decided to make up a name and character to to win the debate pakistan was daniel d portado. >> i remember the day in the summer i was driving my friend to the airport because he lived in the bay area. i could feel in the pit of my stomach, we were talking about prop. 187 and how awful it was and all of the heat it generated and legitimized to some people -- the wanteds if th to make california so unpopular that would leave on their own. they decided to roll with this idea. first they came up with the fake group called hispanics for wilson. it was some militant, its members were willing to the poor themselves. >> that is where self deportation concept was born. >> is also how the fake leader of this organization was born. >> we had to come up with a name for the leader of this group. i don't know how it came

(daniel chuckles.) ba-dum-boom! ready! - goodness, i hope your backpack isn't too heavy. - don't worry. i'm big and strong! grr! (grunting) (trolley dings.) hello, trolley! (grunting) whew! heavy. (mom grunting.) - that is heavy.

- bye, daniel. - hello, daniel tiger. i'm so happy to see you. - hi, teacher harriet! look, my neighbour came to school too! - hello, neighbour. will you take this block to your friend prince wednesday in the block corner? - ok! i wonder what prince wednesday is building in the block corner. hi, friends! - hoo-hoo! hi! - hiya, toots! - hello, hello, hello to my friend daniel tiger! - hello, hello, hello to my friend prince wednesday! (both laughing) that's so funny! - that was fun! - wow! prince wednesday, you're building such a taaaaall tower! - royally tall! it's going to be... the tallest tower in the world! yeah! - yeah! - (both): tallest tower in the world! (both laughing) - come on, daniel. let's build it even... taller! - you can help us too! let's see... first we need...

michael daniel, the white house cybersecurity adviser, is our guest. dpaw that many nagesh -- gautham nagesh is our guest reporter. >> why is legislation necessary? what are those legal obstacles or otherwisesome. >> guest: well, it's not so much the barriers on the government to private sector side. there those are really about policy and how we actually implement it, and i think that's one thing that you can see in the executive order is we can ramp that up on the executive branch side, um, and i don't think the barriers are as much statutory there as they are policy. in the other direction, um, i think there are potentially barriers to private companies sharing information with the government based on liability, concerns about the government's ability to actually protect information once a company gives it to the government. i think there are also concerns about company-to-company sharing and competitiveness issues and whether or not that's sort of anticompetitive to share that kind of cyber information. so i think from the administration's perspect

- daniel, daniel, daniel! when we get to the beach, i'm going to build a great big sandcastle! - me too. i can't wait to go outside and play! (they gasp.) - oh, no. - it's raining! - ready to go outside? oh, wow. look, it's raining. we can't go outside if it's raining. - why not? - well, because this much rain will make you soaked and cold. - and the sand is all soggy. - i can't go outside to play on the beach? that makes me soooo... mad! roar!

- thanks, daniel. - prince wednesday, would you like to go first? - yes! i'm gonna be the silliest magician! - ♪ hi, prince wednesday, how do you do? ♪ ♪ show us something special that you can do ♪ - ladies and gentlemen... and owls, and kitty cats, and tigers... watch me say the magic word, and pull a duck out of my hat! abraca-doodle! (laughter) abraca-doggie! (laughter) abracadabraaa! - (kids): yaaay! (laughter) a rrroyal thank you! (laughter) that magic trick was something special that i can do! - prince wednesday's magic trick is so funny! don't you think, o? - that was a funny magic trick. - super funny! - prince wednesday can do a magic trick? hoo-hoo-hoo! that is so special! (sigh) i can't do a magic trick. i'm not that special. - o the owl, would you like to go now? - well... ok.

. >> michael daniel is a president of cyber security coordinator. mr. daniel, in the executive order of february 12, 2013, he talks about vital infrastructure. how was that defined? >> that is defined as if something bad happened to it, that things would happen -- bad things would happen to it in the real world. it would be economic disruption. in the cyber context, it means that if something happened ito it in the cyber realm, there would be effects in the real brown. >> a lot of the infrastructure is in private hands er. >> many are in private hands. >> will these private institutions have to participate participate in the cyber security enhancement? >> i think for the most part it will be a voluntary and collaborative process to participate. if you look through the executive order and follow how the ring work is laid out -- framework is laid out, there is a process with the national institute of science and technology leading a process to develop the framework. then the department of homeland security will encourage adoption of that framework. at the

daniel's rejected her offer. he wants full custody. - i thought you said he'd take the deal. - it was a good deal, but the father has a strong case. - does he? - let's look at it from his lawyer's perspective. we've got a switch-hitter who married a man, conceived a child with him, then left him, and took the child to go live with her former lesbian lover, a woman with a time-consuming and very hazardous occupation. - oh, come on. - i'm just looking for ways to normalize this scenario as much as possible. - normalize? - for instance, you two shacking up with a skirt-chasing firefighter is not helping our cause. - i was just trying to tell her how kelly has been so helpful. - ladies, you want me to convince a judge that you're serious about being a family? then you need to get clarice and this baby into a warm, loving, nurturing, and, yes, normal home. - okay. we'll get our own place. [station alert] - all companies be aware, we have a lightweight truss construction heavy structure fire. - i can't get down the sta

>>> president obama is among those who consider daniel hernandez jr. a hero. hernandez is the 20-year-old intern who helped save congresswoman gabby giffords during the deadly mass shooting in arizona two years ago. this morning he writes a letter of advice for our ongoing series, "note to self." >> dear daniel at the age of 5 you've already decided what you want to do with the rest of your life. you want to help people. you enjoy school and you love politics. and you're ambitious but really have no reason to be. you're young your gay and latino, born it a struggling working class family in tucson arizona. i just want to let you know now things may not go according to plan, but in the end everything will work out and you'll be able to still help other people.

>> daniel esdale is also hoping for a bit more freedom. he has five weeks left to serve on his two-year sentence for possession of a firearm. as unlikely as it is, he's still holding out hope that he can serve that time in general population. >> it's still a possibility just like this big. i might. i doubt it. >> esdale is currently back in segregation after refusing to perform his job in the jailhouse infirmary. >> open 4, please. >> but he sees it as one small slipup after four months of what was for him unusually good behavior. today he's meeting with jail officials where he'll learn what's in store for him. >> i'm going get administrative because of my history in the building. they're not going to let me go to pop, because they're thinking as soon as i go to pop, i'll come back in and fight. >> assistant director of classification, cindy is in charge of esdale's hearing. it's not the first time she's seen him. >> how are you doing today? >> fine. >> this is not where i wanted us to be. you know that? right? >> yep. >> what happened? >>

daniel day-lewis made history as the first man to win best actor three times. jennifer lawrence won for best actress. i talked to the man sied -- to an nay o dell. >> tell us about the fall from jennifer lawrence? >> i feel like i jinxed her talking about the train on her dress. i recall her going up the stairs to make her speech one of the highlights of the evening. i'm not saying that to make fun of her it made her more lovable. now she's an oscar winner and human so trying to navigate that train and getting up there and recovering by going i know why you all are giving me the standing ovation it's because you saw me fall and i'm embarrassed. i talked to her on the red carpet and she was talking about how big that train was and how it was even tough for her to get to the red carpet transportation wise.take a listen to what she had to say. >> how did you decide on your dress? who is this by? >> this is the one only dress i tried on. >> how did you fit in the car? >> we took the front eat out and i sat in the back. >> did you really? >> yeah. it was an or deal.

(humming) (sighing) - daniel! ready to go to school, daniel? - uh-huh! today is my show and tell! i can't wait! waiting is hard. - ♪ when you wait, you can play ♪ ♪ sing or imagine anything - ♪ when you wait, you can play ♪ ♪ sing or imagine anything like what? (trolley dinging) - well, we can sing on trolley to make waiting to get to school a little easier. - okay! trolley! please take us to school. i have show and tell today! - ♪ we're off to school today - ♪ i have show and tell! - ♪ won't you ride along with me ♪ - ♪ ride along! - ♪ won't you ride along with me ♪ - ♪ badda-dada-bump! we're at school already! hmm, singing made waiting easier! don't you think? thanks, trolley! - here we are! - so excited! - ugga-mugga, daniel tiger! see you after school!

joining us now is daniel, mil ken institute director of financial markets policy. great to see you, daniel. you had a wonderful -- this is why we got you on here. that piece in "the wall street journal" called who needs wall street was provocative and, essentially, talks about crowd funding, vis-a-vis the new jobs act which allows for much more freedom for companies to issue stock in the private sector as opposed to the public markets which are much more highly regulated. so what -- how would you balance that out? what could, what can you do if you issue in the private sector that you can't do in the public sector? >> yeah. well, first and foremost, thank you for inviting me on to your program. david: of course. >> look, the jobs act is a bill that's focused on improving capital access for american companies, especially start-ups and small businesses. it was a bill that sailed

daniel's mother prays he meant the apology. >> chilling to listen to that tape. robert gladden's defense attorney says this case should have been tried in juvenile court. >> after the plea, he tried to argue for a lesser sentence. but the judge handed down that sentence just five years under the maximum. with thesentencing, gladden at 15 years old will become one of the youngest inmates in maryland's system. >> he's a 15-year old who chose to do an adult act. heendangered the lives of many people and significantly one person who was struck. >> the evidence is overwhelming, but we don't penlize people with mental illness, and now what we're doing is penlizing people with mental illness. >> that shooting had the potential of being another sandy hook. now the debate of gun control is back under the limelight. . >> new tonight, we're in baltimore where a human skeletal remain was found in the woods near the high school. theremains were turned over to the medical examiner. no word on how long they were this tl. >> he was on trial for killing her mother and daughter bu

it's me, daniel tiger. i've been waiting to play a game with you! come on in! ok, guess what i hid under my blanket. you can ride on it, it's red, it says, "ding! ding!" can you guess what it is? it's trolley! (trolley dings.) this one's my toy trolley, but i love trolley! ding! ding! hop on board, tigey! let's go for a ride! you say, "ding! ding!" too! (trolley dings.) ding! ding! ding! ding! (trolley dings.) ding! ding! next stop on the trolley: mom! - hi, daniel. hello, neighbor. hi, trolley. are you picking me up to go to the doctor's office? - ding! ding! hop on board! wait a second. are we going to the doctor's office for real, or pretend? - for real. remember? today dr. anna will give you a check-up, and she's going to give you a shot. - a shot? i don't want to get a shot. next stop, my bedroom! ding! ding! have you ever had a shot? (footsteps) - oh, my little daniel. can we talk about this? - grr, i don't want to get a shot. i'm scared. why am i getting one? - well, because a shot is medicine, and medicine helps you feel better when you're sick. - but i

happy birthday, daniel tiger! - buckle up! - ♪ we're going to the bakery to pick out a cake ♪ ♪ won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ and me! - ♪ and me! (trolley dings.) - here we are at baker aker's neighborhood bakery! - after hoo, birthday tiger.

- ♪ it's daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ ♪ a land of make-believe ♪ won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ ride along - ♪ it's daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ ♪ so much to do, so much to see ♪ ♪ won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ ride along - ♪ i've got lots of friends for you to meet ♪ ♪ in this land of make-believe ♪ a friendly face on every street ♪ ♪ just waiting to greet you ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ in daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ - hi, neighbor! today is thank you day! we say thank you to everyone we love! so thank you for coming over today! happy thank you dayyyyy! thank you day! thank you day! it's thank you day! grr! (parents laughing) - thank you for that great big tiger hug! ♪ thank you for everything you do ♪ - you're welcome. hey, what are you making? - fruit salad for the thank you day party. - oooh. yummy! can i help? - yes! - i would love that! - here you go, buddy! - ok, what do i do? - you hand me the fruit i need, ok? - ok! you can help too! - first i need a straw

i'm really happy because i think daniel, the way daniel does it, is a shocker. you think because it's so clipped and sort of almost modern as the war came and has this kind of steely precision and economy until that gets to the theological part where it becomes a little bit more expansive, that he must have done the whispering, which of course would have been an audible and what i thought daniel did which surprised me, it never would have occurred to me is that lincoln went to the theater is often as they possibly could. he loved acting and actors but he would use 19th century stage language, this big rhetorical gesture when he spoke and i think even daniel does it is somebody who isn't an actor, who is a politician who is it doing it with incredible grace but grand authority. i thought it was a real new wrinkle into what we know. >> because he was so contemporary and very spare with his gestures but that he would suddenly do a grand gesture and it would look so dramatic. cover your face for a second in malice toward none, it rings very true particularly at that

his dad said daniel is always going to be daniel. >> he's the best. he's the best. if every person out there could live like the way he does, which is say hi everybody, which is give everybody a fist pump, which is give everybody a thumb's up, that's danny. if danny doesn't bring a smile to you, then you need to check your heart. >> reporter: his dad would love to see how schools react to kids with problems. as a society we have an obligation to make sure all children are taken care of. in the meantime, gladden will be sentenced sometime next week. >> for the latest developments, just follow us on twitter right now on abc2 news. >>> the murder trial of jason scott was delayed because the witness related to the victim tried to kill herself. the 29-year-old is accused of killing a mother and daughter in tween. the witness became so upset over testifying that she tried to take her own life by walking into traffic. the prosecution is asking for more time before it continues. >>> and police have identified a 15 yerld boy who was shot to death near prince george's county

- good morning, daniel. hi, neighbor. now, for breakfast, you can choose hot oatmeal like your dad and i are having, or cold cereal with berries. - hmm... i like hot oatmeal and cold cereal. which one would you choose? i'm not sure which one i want. - well, when you have to make a choice, you should... ♪ stop, think, and choose - ♪ stop, think, and choose i'm thinking... that i feel cold. brrr! so some hot oatmeal will warm me up. i choose... hot oatmeal, please! - ok, good idea! now go sit down at the table and i'll bring you some hot oatmeal. - thanks, mom! - now, here's some oatmeal for you. there you go. - me too. i love mom's famous oatmeal. (mom chuckles.) - mmm. deeelicious! so, what are we going to do today? - we're going to clock factory park today. king friday has something important to tell all the neighbors! - something important? wow! grr-ific! (trolley dings.) - trolley's here! let's go! - great! let's go see what king friday has to say. - here we go! hi, trolley! (trolley dings.) - up we go, daniel. now

(both laughing) - look, daniel. prince tuesday is here. - hi there, prince tuesday. - hi, prince tuesday. - hey! - are you here to babysit me? - i sure am, little d! - that's right! because mom tiger and i are going out dancing. ha-cha-chaaaa! (mom tiger laughing) - dad and i will be gone for a little while, and prince tuesday will take care of you until we come back home. - this is going to be a royally fun night! - oh. ok. but... i don't want you to go. i'm going to miss you. - i understand. we're going to miss you too. but we'll come back. ♪ grown-ups come back - we'll come back tonight when you're asleep and give you a kiss. - muah! - and you'll give tigey a kiss too? - yes. a very fuzzy kiss for tigey too! mm, mm. fuzzy. - and while we're gone, you can show prince tuesday your cave! - well... ok. ♪ grown-ups come back ugga mugga. - ugga mugga. - ugga mugga. love you! - goodbye! - bye. - bye. - hey... is that your jungle cave in the living room?

if you will excuse the pun, daniel, this is a targeted campaign, isn't it? >> it is. and i think it's so great to see the congresswoman using her own words. as we saw two weeks ago with the senate hearing, it's so difficult for her to be able to speak but her voice is a really important one. and her message to the members of congress and to the senators is we need you to be brave and courageous because americans are counting on you. now we turn on the heat with this new ad. >> daniel, many of us felt that when the congresswoman appeared on her final day in the house, that it might provoke some kind of change, and it didn't. so why is this different? >> you know, as a young elected official i was so distraught with what happened at newtown. i'm a school board member and having that happen to the most vulnerable people i think was the big wake-up call. it wasn't just something that could happen to a member of congress. it wasn't -- it could happen to any of us. it could happen to our children. i'm hoping along with congresswoman giffords i believe that this will hopeful

daniel checks out. there's a queue of grateful cocktail drinkers who swear he was never near the maze. if tom rattenbury wasn't covering for his son who was he protecting? the wife? cecile? drowning a fit young man in his bath? stab a big, strong lad in the back? besides which, same problem with her as with tom: she'd have known she was killing the wrong man. no, what's-his-name marc cotton, did his alibi stand up? yep, solid-- potempka went to battle. (phone ringing) here's your chum. hope: thank you so much. if you could just dump it all by the porter's lodge. see? chivalry is alive and kicking. given the right encouragement. i'm so glad you're here. i wanted to say good-bye. oh? i'm being airlifted back to reality. papa's orders. what about daniel? collateral damage. something like that. he was meant to be here, see me off. who knows? maybe he had a better offer. actually, i'm kind of relieved. oh, don't say that. oh, why not? couple of weeks, he'll be so over me. i was going to mail this to him. i d

we're going to go quickly to daniel day-lewis, with his reaction. it's the third time he's won a piece of history in oscar legend. >> have you been able to come out of character now? >> i think i'm out of character at this moment. if i slip back into it by mistake you can do an intervention of some time or the heimlich maneuver or whatever you do with actors the get stuck in character. i'm definitely out of character now. >> we're going to 186 and then we'll go to 104. >> congratulations. right here. >> thank you. >> you've had so many acceptance speeches and they've all been so eloquent and smart. is anybody helping you? >> i wish. i wish. no. they haven't. they haven't. if you can't find your own words to say in situations like this, i think that would be a little sad, wouldn't it? personally, it's so sweet of you to say that but i kind of love it when people are inarticulate when they are making speeches, as well. it says the same thing in a different way. >> we're going to 104. i need to wrap it up so 147. >> daniel. >> hi. >> congratulations. >

way that daniel does it is a shocker. you think, because it's so clipped and sort of almost modernist, and the war came, i mean, has this kind of precision and economy until he gets gets o the theological part, that he must then whisper -- would have an inaudible, and i thought daniel did -- complete surprise to me, never would have occurred to me. i was jealous he thought of it, lincoln went to the theater as offer has he could. he loved acting and actors, and he would use 19th century stage language, the big rhetorical jess tours -- gestures when he spoke, and daniel does it as somebody who is not an actor, not a politician, doing it with grate and authority and i thought that was a real new wrinkle into what we know about. >> just because he was so contemporary, said he was very spare with his gestures but he would suddenly do a grand gesture but it would look awkward and also dramatic. so with malice toward none, and charity for all, rings very true, an emphasis he would make, particularly at that event which may have

- ♪ it's daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ ♪ a land of make-believe ♪ won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ ride along - ♪ it's daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ ♪ so much to do, so much to see ♪ ♪ won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ ride along - ♪ i've got lots of friends for you to meet ♪ ♪ in this land of make-believe ♪ a friendly face on every street ♪ just waiting to greet you ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighbourhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbour ♪ ♪ in daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ - hi, neighbour! i'm glad you're here. dad and i are about to check the mail. check with us. - up you go. - look, we got a letter! (dad grunting) - ok. i wonder who it's from. - come on in. la, la, dee, doo, dee, doo, doo, la, la, la. - here we go. look. the letter is from grandpere tiger! - yay! grandpere! grandpere is my grandfather and your father, right? - right. let's see what he wrote. "hello. i'm having lots of adventures sailing. "i wanted you to see the big fish i saw. it's almost as big as daniel." - wow. - "i miss my tiger family and think you of

daniel day lewis got into it. >> he is an incredible actor. wow. >> all right, the winter weather advisory has been expanded and we'll show you northwest, just a little bit of icing. you'll see the freezing drizzle falling. if it falls lightly, it has a chance to freeze, even though it's close to freezing. on railings and decks and patios. there you go. that's what happened here in northwest. do take it easy if you are trying to get the paper tomorrow morning. okay, take a live look outside to our michael and son weather cam. we're looking at temperatures 34 downtown. some light drizzle. dew point is 30, which means there is wiggle room. the temperature goes down a degree or two before the night is out. winds southeasterly and the pressure is falling at 30.25. and it is going to do that because we have another storm headed our way. this looks impressive. rain into east tennessee. this is going to race up, give us a glancing blow, so nothing heavy tonight and nothing really heavy tomorrow, for that matter. be careful walking in the early mornin

come on, daniel, let's go pick some veggies! - vegetables! have you ever picked vegetables? i haven't. so i'm excited. here i come! look at our garden! what vegetables do you like? i like tomatoes! i can't believe how much our garden grew! wow! - that's because we planted the vegetable seeds. - and we watered them. - and we had lots of sunny sunshine! - and now we get to pick the vegetables and taste them. - yippee! - yeah! (laughing) - tasting the vegetables? oh, no, i don't think i like vegetables. i don't want to try them. - ok, you three, would you like to find some juicy red tomatoes for the group to taste? - yes! - yep! - off you go! - tomatoes! let's look for red tomatoes. where would they be? - oh, tomaaaaaaatoes! - looking... looking... looking... do you see red tomatoes? (he gasps.) look! these bushes have tomatoes! i think. but... they're so little. - are they tomatoes? - uh-huh. those are cherry tomatoes. - i never had a cherry tomato before! hi, little cute cherry tomato!

best actor honors went to daniel day-lewis for his portrayal of abraham lincoln, a victory which puts him in the record books. we have more from the star- studded night. >> it was music, music, music for this year's show, with some of the stars showing off their fancy footwork, but the night belonged to daniel day-lewis. he made academy history, becoming the first man ever to win a third best actor oscar. >> my fellow nominees, my equals, my betters, i am so proud to have been his -- been included as one amongst you. >> he made fun of how deeply he throws himself into his roles. >> my wife has been in bed with some very strange man. -- men. ♪ ♪ ♪ sky falls >> sadele gave a stirring performance of "skyfall." she won the oscar for best original song, the first time a n oscar.me has won a it was a short, but emotional thank you. >> oh, god. thank you for believing me all the time. and my man. i love you, baby. >> jennifer lawrence won the oscar for best actress, but stumbled when she was accepting the award. she took it all in stride. angl lee won tester after four life of pi, -- w

- ♪ it's daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ ♪ a land of make-believe ♪ won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ ride along - ♪ it's daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ ♪ so much to do, so much to see ♪ ♪ won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ ride along - ♪ i've got lots of friends for you to meet ♪ ♪ in this land of make-believe ♪ a friendly face on every street ♪ ♪ just waiting to greet you ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ ♪ in daniel tiger's neighborhood ♪ - hi, neighbor! today is fruit picking day! i hope we get to pick strawberries. do you like strawberries? they are my favorite fruit. - hi, daniel! are you excited to pick fruit for the whole neighborhood? - yes! i can't wait! - me neither. - hi, trolley! - hello, trolley. here we go. - trolley, please take us to the enchanted garden for fruit picking day. you're going to love it. - ♪ we're going to the enchanted garden ♪ ♪ to pick some fruit won't you ride along with me? ♪ - ♪ ride along! won't you ride along with me? ♪ - here we are! - thank

. >> daniel, you must be on cloud nine. >> i'm excited. >> reporter: daniel day-lewis celebrated becoming the first person ever to win trebek actor awards. >> it's heavy. >> reporter: christoph held his best supporting actor oscar high for his role in "django unchained. >> don't get carried away. >> reporter: "argo" one best picture even though it's director ben affleck wasn't nominated. >> i was excited to make it and work with the cast and, you know, i was willing to let the chips fall where they may. >> reporter: with affleck out of the race, many thought steven spielberg would nab the best director for "lincoln" but ainge lee took home the prize for "life of pi." >> thank you movie gods. >> reporter: without a clean sweep they gave many of the big movies reason to celebrate. the award for best picture, director and the four acting awards went to different films. 22-year-old jennifer lawrence who tripped over her dress while collecting her best actress statue for silver lining playbook was stuff flustered got back stage. >> i got my hair and makeup done and -- [ indiscernible ] >> i'm