>> sally hawkins, "the shape of water." >> frances mcdormand, "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> meryl streep, "the post." >> michelle williams, "all the money in the world." >> and the golden globe goes to -- frances mcdormand. ♪

[ applause ] >> well, i have a few things to say. i'm going to keep it short because we've been here a long time and we need some tequila. all you ladies in this category, bar, tequila's on me. thank you to the hollywood foreign press. i'm still not quite sure who they are when i run into them, but for the last 35 years, but i love seeing their faces. and let's face it, they managed to elect a female president. i'm just saying. martin mcdonagh, you know how i

feel about being your mildred hayes. her every ragged inhalation and fierce exhalation is evidence of my gratitude. our producer, graham broadbent, thank you for listening to me and valuing my input. to fox searchlight, who allowed our film to find its audience and we are still putting people in the seats of brick and mortar cinemas around the country. call me old-fashioned, but i love that. and have i mentioned my two favorite cowboys, sam and woody, because they are. then i will have to list the entire cast and crew of our film because everybody brought their best game to this one. the very best game. for instance, i cannot throw a baseball for --. across a two-lane street.

that was really fun but don't try it at home. so many of you know i keep my politics private but it was really great to be in this room tonight. and to be part of the tectonic movement in our industry's power structure. trust me. the women in this room tonight are not here for the food. we are here for the work. thank you. ♪ >> announcer: and now ten time golden globe winner who made history as the only woman to receive a globe for directing. barbra streisand. [ applause ] >> thank you. that's so sweet.

i'm not going to sing. oh, that's so sweet. thank you. thank you. so backstage i heard they said something about my -- i was the only woman to get, did i hear it right, yes, the only woman to get the best director award. and, you know, that was 1984? that was 34 years ago? folks, time's up. we need more women directors and more women to be nominated for best director. there are so many films out there that are so good directed by women. anyway, i'm very proud to stand in a room with people who speak

out against gender inequality, sexual harassment, and the pettiness that has poisoned our politics. and i'm proud that our industry faced with uncomfortable truths has vowed to change the way we do business. truth is powerful, and in a really good film, we recognized the truth about ourselves, about others, and it's so powerful that it can even change people's minds, touch people's hearts, and ultimately even change society, itself. this evening we've seen highlights from five really good films nominated for best motion picture drama. and once again, here are the nominees. >> announcer: "call me by your name." "dunkirk." "the post." "the shape of water."

"three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> and the golden globe goes to -- "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> announcer: coming to the stage are writer/director/producer martin mcdonagh and producer graham broadbent. accepting the golden globe tonight for "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri, is martin mcdonagh. >> wow. where's fran? you're there. >> hi. >> thank you, thank you. you can tell we had a wonderful time making this film.

it was a truly extraordinary experience. like we all have. had a beautiful heart. had beautiful people. thank yous are due to fox searchlight, film four who fitness e financed the movie for us and left us to make a wonderful film. thank you to our crew who just made every day going to work a pleasure. everything worked great. everyone upped their game. it was fantastic. thanks to our cast, to sam, to fran, to woody, and the others who are all terrific. thank you, finally, to martin mcdonagh. we made three films together. he is a true creative genius, extraordinary talent and lovely friend. we wouldn't be here but for him. thank you. >> just want to thank my agent, rhonda price, and all the nominees and, thank you.

>> thank you so much. >> hey, good night, everybody. that's the golden globes. have a good evening. >> announcer: the nomination ballot is mailed to all eligible members of the hollywood foreign press association, who choose up to five nominees in each category. on the final ballot, the same members vote for one nominee in each category. information concerning the final results is known only to the accounting firm of ernst & young, llp prior to tonight's opening of the sealed envelopes. this is shawn parr for the 75th annual golden globe awards.

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messy monday mix. we're getting you prepared for the next round of winter weather that could disrupt you tomorrow. still snowed in. one city hit harder than others hasn't been able to dig out yet. terminal flooded. travel comes to a halt at one of america's busiest airports. right now hat 11:00 weary getting you red for a messy monday mix, specifically your evening commute. it's the latest round of winter weather to hit us. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm denise nakano. the cold is on its way out, but tomorrow a messy mix moves in creating a slippery monday afternoon and evening commute, and we're making sure you're ready for it. here's a live look at atlantic city tonight where neighbors there are still having a hard time digging out from thursday owes blizzard. tonight we've learned all schools in atlantic city are closed for tomorrow.

first alert meteorologist steve sauce sosna has more. >> this is not a clean snow storm coming in here. it's freezing drizzle and freezing rain and one of the worst kind of scenarios that you can get, especially during an evening commute. hence, we've issued this first alert for the entire viewing area going no effect at 11:00 tomorrow morning and expirg at midnight tomorrow night and for the potential of light snow, sleet and especially this, the freezing rain in and around the city and the nearby suburbs so any bridge overpass, on and off ramp, sidewalk could be slippery as you go through tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. the storm system that will bring us that freezing rain is out across missouri right now. there's a plethora of freezing rain advisories all the way into the atlanta metro area so this is a big storm, not necessarily a whopper in terms of accumulation totals but enough to cause a esin. this is the schuylkill

expressway camera, and i pushed this up for a reason. the schuylkill last weekend with a little bit of snow. freezing drizzle again could cause issues. it's 16 right now in philadelphia and 16 in the surrounding suburbs. waking up tomorrow morning, not an issue. the morning commute is a-okay, but notice at 11:00 tomorrow morning there's a band of light snow in the blue coming in our direction, and it's the pink that you really need to be concerned about. that's the freezing drizzle and freezing rain coming around 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. coming up in just a bit, i'll walk you through the hour by hour, which neighborhoods are most concerned about the freezing drizzle and last point, a major warmup on the way. >> and as steve just mentioned, the timing of this latest winter weather has the potential to make a mess of the roads right as people head home for the evening commute tomorrow. nbc 10's drew smith is live in roxborough talking to drivers about how they are getting ready. drew? >> reporter: and denise, they are getting ready right now making sure their cars are ready and equipped to be out in these

kinds of elements. there's still snow out all over the place. add a thin layer of ice on there and it could make for really dangerous driving tomorrow. cars lined up all night for the air pump. people trying to get ready for another round of winter weather. >> how has this winter been for you so far? >> terrible, cold. >> reporter: this brutal stretch of cole has made everything harder from walking the dog to parking the car, but the possibility of icing precipitation for tomorrow negotiate's commute has people wondering how they will get home safely. >> they don't really salt down there. >> reporter: cars are coated in salt. you'll want more of that on the roads because the untreated areas will be the first to become slippery. >> it's scary and it's dangerous. you can slide through a stop stein. you have to be really very careful. >> reporter: tires already caked in snow and slush are struggle to stop on ice. aaa is recommending people take

it extra slow and break early once the snow starts falling. >> you can't tolerate in ice. >> reporter: dan is where he draws the loin. >> i don't get until 3:00, if it starts around noon or 1:00, i'm stuck up here. i won't drive in this. >> reporter: people are out salting their walkways and driveways. it could be a problem on the road for your cars and want to make sure nobody slips and falls in that weather. drew smith, nbc so news. >> thank you. atlantic city is still digging out from thursday's blizzard as more winter weather is moving. in atlantic city schools are closed again tomorrow after city leaders say there weren't enough resources to clear the roads and now state transportation crews this stabbed in. aundrea cline-thomas shows some of the conditions in those neighborhoods. >> reporter: khalid mohammed uses his car to pack down the snow on the unplowed street.

he's trying to create a path that will allow him to get out easily. he leaves for work at 5:00 in the morning. >> they have been out, but nothing has been done back here, and it's a shame. >> reporter: he's talking about the snow. saturday state transportation crews stepped in after atlantic city leaders acknowledged they didn't have enough personnel or equipment to clear the streets. >> we plan on working 24 hours a day each in these temperatures. >> reporter: we spotted crews removing mounds of snow near the texas avenue school, a priority especially since the lack of progress forced schools to remain closed again tomorrow, but some residents say their neighborhoods also need immediate attention. >> they only plowed the main streets they see fit. the rest of us got to suffer. >> the piled up snow taking up parking spaces and narrows roads. meantime, residents adapt as they navigate icy side streets. days after the storm ended patience is running out. >> do what they have to do so we

can have school and things can run accordingly like everywhere else that has money. >> an juniata park academy will be closed tomorrow. pipes froze during the cold blast and may have impaced the heating system. all after-school activities have been cancelled. you can get everything you need to track this messy mix on the nbc 10 app from the interactive radar to traffic alerts and a signup for school closings. >> terminal flooded. sweeping up a sewing mess at jfk airport. what caused this waterlogged issue. >> and an icy danger on monday. the amounts behind me are not impressive, but it's just that light glaze of ice that will make a chaos commute tomorrow afternoon. i'll let you know what you need to know and walk you through hour by hour coming up next. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce.

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addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. a water pipe burst at jfk international airport frustrating passengers already dealing with delays and cancellations from the cold weather. several inches of water flooded the arrivals and customs section of an international terminal. incoming flights to that terminal were suspended for several hours and some people still do not have their bags. well, turning now to our weather. in missouri it's icy roads that are posing a big problem there. lock at these cars that slid right off the road. they are getting freezing rain there, and we're expecting a

messy mix on the roads for your evening commute tomorrow. here's a live look now at the i-95 at the gerard point bridge. this is an area that could cause you problems tomorrow. meteorologist steve sosna has been talking about this for kays and now we know when it will disrupt the commute. >> one chute will be fine, the morning commute. may be patchy areas of black ice left over from last week's mess but no precipitation will be falling. the afternoon and evening community is a whole different story so we break that down in the weather headlines where there's cold and quiet weather through tonight and tomorrow morning. the tricky part about all of this is that this glaze of ice will develop likely around is being, 2:00, become in the afternoon depending on where you are. now that's tricky for the school to make decisions like this, so i don't know how those institutions will react to this, but i can tell you that there will be slippery spots on this untreated road surfaces tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, and then our attention turns to a much needed

thaw and meltdown, and that will take place tuesday through saturday, so we have to get through one more little last jab of winter before we welcome in milder temperatures. a live look from the lowe's hotel. this is the ben franklin bridge, any elevated surface, bridges, overpasses, on and off ramps be extra cautious. let get to your neighborhood weather right here. is a in syncing springs. burkes county, lehigh county, 17 in allentown and 17 in nazareth and northampton county. what we have across areas of chester county, is a in oxford. it's is there on the northern end of chester county. as we move into montgomery county, 14 in north wales and 14 in collegeville and 14 in bed minister. philadelphia county, you're looking at is a in pennsport and is a in west mt. airy. jersey, temperatures nor washington township and 15 turnersville and towards mercer

county you're is a degrees and a quick lock down at the shore. temperatures down in the mid-teams over to cape may courthouse and into northern delaware right now you're in the middle teens as well as low single digit numbers where the skies have cleared out. check out your neighborhood. it's cold, and that is really the primer for that ice event that's coming your way tomorrow afternoon. so temperatures may actually rise tonight. that's because the cloud will be coming on in here. it's a dry start tomorrow morning. again, it's a cold start, but temperatures in the upper teens and not much sunshine out there, and then by 11:00 we'll be watching this bandch snow off to the west. glenn will be here tracking that snow for you and i'll be here tomorrow afternoon as well. snow and icy mix moving into the northern and western suburbs, burkes county, lehigh county and northampton county. this is the area where there's more in the way of snow. that's a good thing. montgomery and camden county and

western gloucester and salem county no philadelphia county is where there's the icing and that's mainly between 1:00 and 5:00, can have in the owning and then that will head down to the shore points. we have to get that out of here before conditions will get bert. not every road will be icy tomorrow, but if there's untreated roadways and elevated roadways you really need to pay extra attention to. in degrees tomorrow and 44 tomorrow. greasy conditions there. we'll continue the quiet weather and the next storm system will be rain and we'll chill down towards the second half of next weekend. now over to danny with sports. coming up, the eagles are closing in on their first playoff game in 2014 and a number of players will be getting the first taste of the postseason. plus, it's been an offensive onslaught over the last three games for the orange and black. no different for the flyers. how they clipped buffalo's wings next in sports.

hey, hey. good to see you. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia. the eagles back at practice preparing to face the falcons saturday at 4:30 in a game you can see right here on nbc some of the a lot of eagles in the first more sell of the postseason which includes safety rodney mcleod. >> there's a lot going through my head. want to know why it took so long to get here, but, you know, it's my opportunity now so i'm going to make the most of it, you know, trying to stay even kill and very anxious and excited to get out there on saturday and just enjoying the moment and opportunity, so all week, man, i know i'll be excited and ready

to get out to practice and ready to get this win on saturday. >> can you imagine what the linc is going to be like for you in the playoff debut. >> it's going to be electric. i can tell by the ticket sales. >> and that's what i expect. we'll have a lot of support and i know they will help us push forward and get the pin. >> be sure to catch that interview on the eagles road to victory special coming up next on nbc 10 and we'll speak with analyst mike burke and the plays of the year. flyers, a matinee against the sabres and michael knowberg in nut. couturier. red hot.

flyers win their third in a row. markelle fultz practiced in his first full contact five-on-five today and he's nod played since october because of a shoulder injury. he won't travel to the team with london but is up likely to play against the celtics. that's a look at sports. i'm danny pommells. stay right with us. nbc 10 news coming right back. el: broke, homeless, selling my body to get high, locked up, a slave to heroin - that was my life.

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and welcome back. want to take you quickly through the hour by hour. snow at 11:00 tomorrow morning north and west of the city and then moving to the northern and western suburbs starting at 1:00 with some snow, sleet and freezing rain and then sleet and freezing rain for the city and nearby suburbs into central new jersey, through the afternoon and then making its way to the coast by 4:00 or 5:00. again, icy and messy roads tomorrow afternoon. >> going to be dicy. steve, thanks. >> that's nbc so news for now. next "eagles road to victory" with john clark.

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