>> 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

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 w

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

"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

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.

rancic right now at 11, the cold snap leading to bad breaks and water creating a mess on the road. >> we are in weather alert mode again, winter advisory for your monday. >> reporter: i'm at howard

across the campus and delaying classes. we will show you the cleanup. good evening, everybody, i'm erika gonzalez alongside chief meteorologist, doug kammerer. it is a storm team weather alert and spots vania schools closed tomorrow and stafford public schools delayed two hours and frisk delayed two hours. open our app and you will find them all right there. we're starting in the storm team weather center because we're talking about -- yes, another weather alert. a winter advisory that goes into effect. >> the fact of the matter is we

we hit a record of 1 below zero at dallas airport and 8 at dulles. temperatures outside were only in the teens, 19 at d.c., 18 in roswell. whatever falls tomorrow, once it hits this very cold ground, it is going to freeze and why we have the winter advisory. here is the storm system itself. there is warmer air. it won't matter much. >> changing to sleet and eventually to rain. for us, we have a winter weather advisor and goes through the 7:00 hour through the areas in purple and doesn't include southern maryland. i will take you hour-by-hour as far as the sleet and rain and snow. and the temperatures, too, over the next couple of days. see you in a minute.

caused even more water main breaks this weekend. one includes college park route. route 1. it's one of four along the same line in recent days. it's mostly due to aging water mains. the one that burst today is more than 80 years old. steam coverage continues. this long stretch of weather caused howard university to postpone classes more than a week. other parts av campus are dealing with a faulty boiler system. dorothy spencer is live in northwest d.c. now with more on this story. >> reporter: i'm standing outside the annex. one of the classrooms on campus and the steam pipes caused significant damage. you can

out at this hour. it will take at least a month to get it back open. leandra gardner is moving back into the residence hall at howard university but she and thousands of other students won't return to class monday as expected because the extreme cold has caused damage across the campus. >> it's kind of good because it gives us an extra week to get ourselves together. >> reporter: the told caused steam pipes to burst filling two classroom buildings, douglas hall and the annex with moisture. that hot air got into the ceiling tiles. they had to be ripped out on every floor, the air so moist it even fogged our camera lens. >> this is our main physical therapy lab for this college. we had just got finished remodeling this space and it's a total loss. >> reporter: they will treat the building to prevent mold.

the cold also caused problems for the campus boiler system so some buildings don't have consistent heat. howard has it in 4 of the 9 residence halls. >> we've asked students to delay coming to campus and the most comfortable place they will have is in their homes. >> reporter: they're working around the clock trying to get the campus ready for return on january 16th. >> that's the only good thing, get more sleep and chill and prepare for classes. >> reporter: back out loud you're looking down the side walk at the building where these workers are continuing in these extreme cold conditions to try to vent the steam in front of the building. officials say they house more than 4,000 students on campus. as of earlier only 300 had returned and the ones we spoke to were taking it pretty well. >> d

ready to head out. they are deploying a fleet of 300. salt trucks start about noon tomorrow. watch out for them. storm team 4 meteorologist, chuck bell, will lead our winter weather coverage tomorrow morning. news4 team starts at 4:00 a.m. you can get ahead with our nbc washington app. breaking tonight, a news4 exclusive about metro. they want to give you a credit for your trip if you are delayed more than 15 minutes. transportation reporter adam tuss broke the story on twitter and we have been talking with him to get details. the major change is an effort to get back riders. it only applies to weekday periods called the customer confidence program and the staff were asked to approve the program this week. much more on this tomorrow on

new tonight, a possible break in the search for a missing maryland man with dementia. prince george's county police say 60-year-old daniel dehaven may have been picked up last tuesday by a driver as he walked along route 1. officers believe that driver dropped dehaven off in gamble and a nearby county. they have been looking for him for days and last seen at a costco store. inside a car in silver springs, somebody called police after spotting a body inside a vehicle on thayer avenue. it came around 5:30 this evening. it's still early but detectives do not suspect foul play. they haven't identified the man yet. a family is grieving after a teenager who was shot more than a year ago in northeast d.c. died this weekend. a gunman shot 17-year-old

coulter on jay street in 2016. he died friday. an autopsy showed he had in fact been shot and nobody arrested in this case. a brazen early morning jewelry store heist at an upscale jeweler in the district. the owner is wondering if it is the same person who hit the store a few days before christmas. somebody threw a rock through the store about 2:30 in the morning and smashed two display cases. and we spoke to the owner what he plans to do next. >> you cross your fingers when you go home at night, everything is locked up. i think a gate is coming soon. >> there is surveillance video of the break-in and police could release that soon. there is a process to remove the president of the united states from office if they are unable to performe

and duties. the author of a new book rocking washington told "meet the press"'s chuck todd the white house discusses that possibility all the time. nbc kelley o'donnell picks up our story tonight. >> reporter: brutal cold on the president's return from camp david today. while a biting wind flew across twitter and the president blasted again. i have to put up with a fake book written by a totally discredited author. adding ronald reagan had the same problem and handle it well, so will i. on "meet the press," michael wolff said white house officials regularly discuss how to remove a president. the 25th amendment? they bring up the 25th amendment? >> the 25th amendment is a concept alive everyday in the white house. >> reporter: the book's fallout and mr. trump's response has madead

fitness a central question. mike pompeo. >> i'm with the president nearly everyday. we engage in complex conversations about some of the most weighty matters facing the world. >> reporter: a more blunt assessment from lindsey graham. >> i don't think he's crazy. i think he had a very successful 2017. >> reporter: steve bannon gave the author insider white house access. wolff writes bannon accuses the president's son of treasonous conduct with a russian lawyer. >> i think he saw this white house as disfunctional in large part because it was being run by the president's family. >> reporter: but today, after the president cast him aside, bannon backed down, with an indirect apology. i regret my delay in responding to the inaccurate reporting regarding don jr. has diverted attention from the president's historical

today, wolff defended his journalistic method and portrait of the president. >> this book is not about my view of donald trump, it is about the view of all of the people closest to him. we continue to follow our top story, a winter weather advisory leading to a storm team weather alert. team meteorologist, doug kammerer is standing by. you saw it here. the golden globes just wrapped the golden globes just wrapped before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month

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the golden globes after parties are just getting started. everybody wearing black in solidarity with the me too movement, the sexual harassment controversy front and center at tonight's show. >> good evening, ladies and remaining gentleman. >> we are the story in print and we are writing the story ourselves. >> and when that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and phenomenal men! >> but it wasn't all serious. after all, the golden globes is known as hollywood's biggest party. tonight is known about honoring the best of the big and small)b screen.

the post show party with more of the big night. >> reporter: steph meyers presided over a show mindful of the sexual harassment in hollywood. actors and actresses walked the red carpet in black and activists fighting against workplace abuse. >> i don't know i've ever been more excited than i am tonight. >> reporter: the night's early winners included "the handmaid's tale" and best drama and star elisabeth moss as best actor. and to sterling drown in "this is us" and nicole for "big little lies". >> and the marvelous mrs. maisel. >> and the best comedy for the disaster artist,

by the man he played, mysterious director, tommy weiso. and former olympic figure skater tonya harding watching as the actress that played the movie based on her life called requests i, tonya." >> if you missed any, check our online for the golden globes. cancellations and delays were just part of the problems today. a water break added to the misery, a sprinkler system broke and water flooded one of the terminals. today was the third straight day of flight delays and cancellations since last week's wintert

to drive. ice is a completely different matter. freezing rain led to numerous crashes in southwest missouri. all over the place and trucks hauling boats, sliding into ditches and fortunately no serious injuries have been reported. check out this video in chicago. a broken sprinkler made a building look like an ice castle. water streamed down the side of the building. police were concerned it would thaw and closed down a nearby street. the metro green line was a little breezier today. this was the annual no pants metro ride. dozens of riders didn't let the cold stop them from stripping down and some even took their pants off before they got inside the metro station today. did we mention they took their clothes off? it was to laugh and have fun and make

uncomfortable. >> to freak people out. not make people uncomfortable, live your life, it's fun. >> we have amazing legs. everyone should know. >> the reaction from everyone is so great and the way everybody dresses up, it's so much fun to be part of all of this. >> the no pants ride has been a tradition in nbc for 10 years now. you know, doug, just live your life like the guy said. >> make people smile. chief meteorologist doug kammerer joining us now. a winter advisory coming our way. tomorrow is another messy cold wintery day. >> we had a lot. this morning waking up to record low temperatures and tomorrow waking up to very cold numbers, too. that's where we stand right now. that sets the stage where we're will be tomorrow afternoon. a very cold evening, temperature at 19 degrees. look at that

if you have a wind like that you get a little bit of wind chill. in d.c., at 7 degrees, 10 in gaithersburg. and 9 at indianapolis. what that means is we have a chance for ice. we have a winter weather advisory in effect tomorrow afternoon. the arias highlighted in purple, not including waldorf and fredericksburg. even you could get a little ice. ice this is big concern. it's really 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. now. this will be a mess and that evening commute could be a real problem because of the rain and ice. this is not a very powerful system so it won't have a lot of moisture. it does not take a lot of ice to produce big-time disastrous results. this will not be tomorrow morning.

fine. 8:00, looking okay. cold when you wake up. when we move through the noon hour, this is sleet. i think it will be sleet first. we see more sleet and areas of plain rain. because temperatures are so cold, the rain will fall and freeze on the surface. that's why it will be such a big issue. 6:00 moving to the south. temperatures should moderate above freezing. because it's so cold it will take a little while. here we are at 7:00 a.m., well below freezing. watch what happens as we move to the noon hour as the precip moves in. we're above freezing. 36 in fredericksburg. it will fall as plain rain. because we've been so cold a whole week, well below zero that means we will see around 3 o'clock, d.c. ar

during the day. tomorrow, temperatures will stay up tomorrow night. anything that is there as far as the ice goes, i do think we will see melting tomorrow night, some good news. by tuesday morning looking a little better. ice on the roadways and sidewalks. rush hour could be very difficult. bring your ice scraper. you may not need it tomorrow morning but you may need it with a coating of ice. the temperatures looking a little better. 45 degrees on tuesday and wednesday, 41. look at that. 55 degrees on thursday. let's stay in the 50s the next couple of days. thursday, friday, saturday and sunday, we do get back to the 30s next week. at least we have some 50s. >> does that look messy? >> rain and 50s? yes. chuck bell will have the latest on "news4 today." >> thanks, doug. still ahead, the

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it was a win for the maryland men but probably should have been a lot better. >> it should have been. it was a little scary in the beginning but they were able to pull it off. the maryland basketball team trounced another big opponent today after being trounced themselves. terps lost by 30 to number 1 michigan state. and the iowa hawkeyes, the worst team in the conference, after a while they got going with a powerful performance from a freshman looking for their third conference win hosting iowa. a three point game, passing to derek, the dunk, 14 points for him and a few minutes later, anthony with a strong move takes it to the rack.