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definitely a lot of very justified criticism and the words from natalie portman certainly struck a chord i mean they always do even barbra streisand. is shocked that that kind of a history of being has been so long well let's take a look at the winners one of the winning films was the german film and the fate it took the award for the best foreign language film and this is by a german turkish director and write the stars it stars the actress here you see diane kruger it tells the story of a woman whose husband and son are killed in a bombing and she suspects neo nazis were behind the blast to film the so-called and as you would tax which show in germany in recent years tell us more about this ok so this is a very personal film for. people here in germany obviously this film speaks very deeply to them because of the recent scandals of alleged neo nazi attacks in germany the so-called n.s.u. scandal and that's a trial actually the only remaining orchestrator that is ongoing at the moment in germany. so it's a really scathing commentary of on the justice system in germany and what it can ac

we hope, and it seems to be, have suffered either professionally or personally as we know from natalie portmane this will transcend the film industry so we can all feel supported. the daily mail is reporting on how which will affect the golden globes when we see all of the golden globes when we see all of the stars on the red carpet. reese witherspoon leads in black. that is the dress code this year. that sounds like a limp response. if i was these women in hollywood, i would be demanding to work with female directors, i would be demanding that men and women were paid equally. if these hollywood a listers really have that much power, wearing back to an award ceremony when you are going to do what you always do which is stand there and hand out awards to people. it doesn't sound like a powerful response. as powerful as they are, though, being the first to speak out and not knowing whether everybody is following behind you, is a scary place to be. the more you have to lose, the biggest mistakes. arguably, rose mcgowan, brave though she is because she has been so alone and so isolated so long in

what her male counterpart costars earning not just equal pay charon but also attention something natalie portman brought up during the awards ceremonies that there were no female nominees for best director that's right and you know especially incredible in a year that was so strong for women not only in the directorial role for instance if you think of patti jenkins with wonder woman i mean there was not even a nod for her grettir gerwig obviously did very well but wasn't on the list herself so few with with the beloved or the beguiled story earlier this year and very strong female performances as well you know in all of the seventy five years the hollywood foreign press association has actually only nominated women seven times for the best director and it's only been one and of those seven only one has been a woman of color so. definitely a lot of very justified criticism and the words from not only portman certainly struck a chord i mean they always do even barbra streisand. is shocked that that kind of a history of being has been so long well let's take a look at the winners so one of the win

thousands of people from politicians to celebrities rally for change as celebrities like natalie portman open up. about their own personal struggles. >> addressing the accusations. the embattled missouri governor speaking out about his extra marital affair. his first interview since the scandal came to light. >> there was no violence. >> what he's saying about allegations of blackmail and hush money. >> we've got a combo of grid iron and glamor. will tom brady play? >>> hollywood gearing up for the s.a.g. awards. kristen bell hosting. could it offer a hint on who will take home an oscar? >> we say happy sunday, everyone. good morning and welcome to day two of the government shutdown. >> welcome to day two. there's a live look at one of the casualties of the shut down. the statue of liberty closed because of the shut down. we have a live look this morning at capitol hill. members of congress are sleeping in this morning. they worked somewhat late last night. they'll reconvene in a few hours to try to resolve an impasse that's devolved into name calling, blame shifting and accusations. >>

natalie portman noted that omission. >> here are all of the male nominees. >> hbo's big little lies won 4 awards. >> the marvelous mrs. maisel won for best comedy tv series. it is wonderful. >>> i can't say the same about the weather. >> we are lucky, it has been a cold stretch and the good news is we are not looking at a serious ice storm. outside it is clouding up but i want to emphasize most of this will go of our friends in southern maryland. it is 32 0 and there is room when you get moisture flowing that this temperature will lower and the dew point will rise. winds out of the south southwest at 7 miles per hour. light freezing rain possible until around 6 p.m. mainly north of town. there is a winter weather advisory . slick spots are primarily on driveways and roads . there is a ton of salt on the roads already. walking i think will be more dangerous than driving. now through 7 pma light wintry mix for the evening commute. light accumulations of freezing rain and sleet and it could be a little above freezing. slick spots are possible here is the radar over the past hour. a good mi

natalie portman pointed out not a single female director was nominated. oprah winfrey accepted the cecil b. demille award and rallied the room. >> bearing black in solidarity is one step. many feeling she best summed up what the night was about. >> speaking your truth is the most powerful tool we all have, i'm especially proud and inspired by all the women who have felt strong enough and empowered enough to speak up and cheer their personal stories. but it's not just the story affecting the entertainment industry are for too long whim were not heard or believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men but their time is up. [cheers and applause]. >> reporter: pretty incredible and powerful night films featuring strong females faired well. leading ladies in the films won. next up, the oscars, nominations are out january 23. rick we'll talk a little bit more about speculation as to what's next for oprah winfrey today at 4:00 p.m. it's quite a speech last night. thank you alicia. >>> another check of the accuweather forecast as we look out

. >> that was natalie portman. later in the show barbara striesman noted she was the last woman to win the golden globe 34 years ago and that was for "yentle." >> we have to talk about the speech because there is a lot of talk she will run for president in 2020. >> i was mesmerized. everyone was locked in. i will tell you afterward oprah's long-time partner angeles times" that, quote, it's up to the people. she would absolutely do it. so it sounds like she's into this idea of oprah 2020. maybe a presidential run is ahead. no one knows better than the lady who usually sits next to you, norah. >> that's right. show'll be here tomorrow and we'll ask her in person. thank you so much. it was interesting. stedman didn't just push open the door. he kicked it open. >> in fact, gayle asked her about it on this show not too long ago. we'll play some of that. kevin, thank you very much. "entertainment tonight" will have much more on the golden globes later this evening. >>> the white house pushed back against the new book tha

the female director was not nominated an omission natalie portman noted. >> here are the all male nominees. >> hbo's big little lies won four awards including best limited series. >>> let's get a check of weather. i have a feeling you are going to talk about rain. >> that would be the big topic today. we are seeing widespread rain all over the bay area. the only place getting a little break just south of san jose. but it's a short lived break. here is where some of the heavier bands are coming through. satisfy than a row -- santa rosa, this is what we were worried about. this takes effect at noon. they're getting a lot of rain over areas where there is no vegetation to soak in the moisture. the drive is going to be nasty. there is ponding already occurring across the area. if you have been out at all you have seen it. dylann beach and further south, significant rain is coming down along highway 1 and then as we move to san francisco, richmond district, a light break. the sunset district is seeing a quarter to a half inch per hour. daily city, it's not easing up there. as we move to piedmon

natalie portman marched in support of time's up at this year's kingdom day parade.nwhile oprah is helping move the conversation forward. >> once somebody has been accused of sexual harassment and loses their job should they ever work again. >> i'm not here to make that decision. >> yay give the good photograph. >> all convening with oprah to seek answers and share. >> you were also a woman who could say me too. >> yes. i have been very open i was assaulted. it's important that people know. >> i was assaulted when i was 16 years old. >> the first time i have heard from reese was after i posted my me too message when i was 9 years old being assaulted. what struck me about my experience was his certainty that i would be silent and he was right. he was right for 24 years. >> by forming time's up a campaign that has raised 16 $.6 million and counting these women are helping harassment victims take legal action. it all started last fall. >> have you been having meetings with other women to see where you can take it from here. >> yes. >> was she the first one you called? >

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personal favorite moments of the night was after oprah gave that rousing speech, ron howard and natalie portman come out to present the best director award. when she said, and here are the list of the all male nominees, that shows you exactly what the problem is in hollywood. that it is still a partry or ca i, and the battle for the gender parody, with an equal number of men and women in powerful positions in hollywood making decisions. >> anne thompson, i'm glad you brought up the moment with natalie portman, too. because she looked like she dropped the mike and said, come at me, after that to gasps in the audience. >> and she had an impossible situation, i mean, everybody was just so moved after oprah's speech. and ron howard referenced it and she had the perfect line. >> anne thompson, thank you for joining us from 30 rock. i want to bring in eugene and anna, we'll talk about the 2020 speculation on oprah, but it was one hell of a speech from oprah. she and others made an effort to try to make the point, this is not about famous celebrities. this is not about people on tv. this is not about

actress natalie portman noted the lack of women in the best directing academy. >> reporter: host seth meyers kicked off the night addressing hollywood's sexual harassment allegations. >> good evening, ladies and remaining gentlemen. >> reporter: the red carpet was a sea of black. nearly every celebri black for "time's up." meryl streep and amy poehler were among several actresses to bring activists including tennis great billie jean king and the leader of the "me too" movement. >> that a new day is on the horizon. >> reporter: and oprah winfrey became the first blackwoman to be honored with the cecil b. mill award for her contributions to tv and film. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> this morning delays continue at new york's kennedy airport following a water main pipe brake that shut down one of the terminals. the break appears to be weather-related. this was on top of thursday's big snowstorm that stranded thousands of >> having the arrivals out of commission for four hours on a business sunday particularly given the flights had been rescheduled, inconvenienced and will in

natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognise female directors.ed up to give voice to a movement now known as #timesup. time is up. we see you, we hear you, and we will tell your stories. thank you. applause. it was really great to be in this room tonight, and to be part of the tectonic shift in our industry's power structure. but no speech was more powerful than oprah winfrey's. so i want all the girls watching here now to know that a new day is on the horizon! time and again here on this red carpet, we've heard the same word — and that word is change. the stars who've been walking down here are insisting that this is notjust a moment, this is a process — which they say will continue. james cook, bbc news, at the golden globes in hollywood. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the ever developing stories. there are growing fears of environmental disaster in the east china sea as a huge tanker continues to leak oil two days after colliding with a cargo ship. the iranians vessel which was carrying a million barrels of oil to south korea is stil

musical, and hbo's big little lies to come for awards, including best tv movie or limited series, natalie portman noted the lack of women in the best directing category. >> and here are the all-male nominees. >> reporter: seth meyers -- addressed the sexual allegation issue. before the show began, the red carpet was a sea of black, nearly every celebrity were black in support of time's up, a legal defense fund for sexual harassment victims, meryl streep, among several activists , and actresses, including billie jean king, and the founder of the me, too movement. >> a new days on the horizon! >> reporter: oprah winfrey became the first black woman to be honored with the sessile be demille award, for her contributions to film. -- cecil. >>> four barrel coffee has left the company in the wake of sexual harassment allegations, the ceo, eight female x enclosed -- ex-employees accused him of sexual assault, harassment and creating a toxic workplace. the company's remaining owners have reviewed the statement, we have reviewed it, we take it seriously and are deeply saddened. it will not tolerate inappro

oscar winners natalie portman, blanchett, and cate are among supporters of time's up. do is tohey want to us help those who may be facing sexual harassment and misconduct and have reported it and face backlash. many of these women in these circumstances do not have the money to fight. that is where the legal defense fund would come in. reporter: hollywood is entering award season, and on the red carpet this year, organizers are as the actresses to wear black. the central promise of the movement lies away from the clamor -- a end to gender inequality and rebalance of power and a final sign up in solidarity. ,aura: well, it is a new year and alongside our hopes for 2018 comes the reality of an insecure world. the eurasia group has been its annualthis for top risks report, highlighting the dangers that global investors and the rest of us should be aware of in the year ahead. topping the list is china and how it could fill what it calls the leadership void created by the planning u.s. influence. then there is the risk of accidents which could trigger conflict potentially i

times up members include cate blanchett, ashley judge, meryl streep and natalie portman. >> and finally, alabama already a four point favorite over georgia for next week college football national championship game. they cruise todd 24-6 win over clemson last night and georgia oklahoma final turned into instant classic. first time rose bowl went into over time and georgia took it 54-48. national title game will be played at atlanta stadium next tuesday. go dawgs. >> thank, holly. >> coming up, arctic blast gripping much of nation is leading to a number of water main breaks across the region. >> and family of five is is displaced in cold weather after their home goes up in flames. >> we're headed to break. live look across the d.c. region. yep. it's cold, 14 degrees. 4:41 is the time. back after this. this. >> time now is 4:44. here's eye look at stories we're following for you today, january 2, south korea offered to hold high level talks of north korea in olympic games after new year's day message. north korea's leader is willing to send delegation to olympics and repeated nuclear threa

the statement choice in the current hollywood clients alongside the likes of natalie portman and meryl streep she was one of the first woman to speak out against top formally with producer harvey weinstein. who now faces over a hundred accusations of souls some? nice lunches also helped launch the time's up initiative this week aimed at wiping out sexual harassment and inequality in the workplace following the string of allegations against prominent men in the film industry. which follow the one scene revelations. the project sets out to help victims phones legal fees. far as his business usually activity is with us in the studio and i can't we all just four days into the new year. and moses on wallstreet are hitting record highs on a that's right now jones of breaking through the twenty five thousand point threshold for the first time ever this thursday. continuing its record breaking momentum of twenty seventeen the index crossed twenty thousand at the end of last january that celeste than twelve months ago. shows little sign of slowing down. businesses in widely welcomed president o

natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognise female directors.voice to a movement now known as hack #timesup. time's up, we see you, we hear you and we will tell your stories. thank you. it was really great to be in this room tonight and to be part of the tectonic shift in our industry's power structure. but no speech was more powerful than oprah winfrey's. so for all the girls watching here and now, i want you to note a new day is on the horizon. time and again on this redcarpet we've heard the same thing and that word is change. the stars walking down here are insisting that this is not just walking down here are insisting that this is notjust a moment, this is a process which they say will continue. james cook, bbc news, at the golden globes in hollywood. among the winners last night were british actor gary oldman, who won for his portrayal of winston churchill in darkest hour. best actress churchill in darkest hour. best a ctress we nt churchill in darkest hour. best actress went to francis mcdormand for her performance in three billboards ou

natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognise female directors.n as time's up. oprah winfrey led the charge. for too long women have not been heard and believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. the speech was so powerful, that it fuelled immediate speculation of a run for president. the time is up. this all began with the downfall of the mogul who abused his power. the spotlight is now on harvey weinstein's accusers, standing side by side. we have an opportunity to lead nationally and internationally so everyone everywhere can work safely, earned the same money for the same work, and we can finally put sexual harassment in the way past where it should have been a long time ago. is it happening? it is happening. four months ago you could not have dreamed of a night like this. time and again on the red carpet we have heard the same word, and that word is change. the stars walking down here are insisting that this is notjust a moment, this is a process which they say will continue. oprah winfrey made

. >> natalie portman used her introduction of the best director category to point out an elephant in the room. >> and here are the all-male nominees -- >> well, guillermo del toro won for "the shape of water," the last female to win best director was barbra streisand 34 years ago. she said the time has come for that to change. some other winners -- "three billboards" as well as frances mcdormand. nicole kidman and laura dern won for "big little lies." "lady bird" for best musical or comedy. james franco won best actor in a comedy for "the disaster artist." the "today" show will have more reaction and coverage this morning at 7:00. >>> we want to hear what your favorite moment was. weigh in on social media. our twitter handles are right there at the bottom of the screen. >> i didn't watch any of it. i was trying to sleep. this morning, my phone is blowing up because of oprah winfrey's remarks. >> i loved her speech. i could listen to it -- i watched it when i got up, too. >>> a cold morning, that's my comment to start with. cold this afternoon, another comment. things will be getting

natalie portman had one of the most memorable moments of the evening when she pointedly co-presented the award for best director, saying, quote, here are the all-male nominees. one of the highlights included oprah winfrey honored with a cecil b. demille lifetime achievement award. >> i want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon! [cheering and applauding] >> and when that new day finally dawns, when nobody ever has to say "me, too" again. >> powerful words from oprah winfrey. she is the first african-american woman to receive the prestigious award. and in another first, sterling k. brown became the first black man to win best actor in a tv drama for nbc's "this is us." nbc's stephanie stanton has more. >> reporter: frances, the after-party here in beverley hills is in full swing. and while the winners are celebrating, perhaps the biggest winner of the night is female empowerment. >> "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> the story of the mom seeking to avenge her daughter's murder took best drama honors at sunday night's golden globes. a

natalie portman pointedly copresented the award for best director saying this is all the male nominees. one of the highlights was oprah winfrey honored with the lifetime achievement award. open with a is one of the first african-american women to receive the prestigious award. and another first sterling k. brown was the first black man to win best actor in a tv series, "this is us." >> reporter: the after party is in full swing and while the winners are celebrating perhaps the biggest winner of the night is female empowerment. >> "three billboards." >> reporter: the story of a mom seeking to avenge her daughter's murder. and the film's star won best actress. >> the women in this room tonight are not here for the food. we are here for the work. >> reporter: her comments part of a night that began with stars wearing black on the red carpet to highlight gender inequality, a mood reached a crescendo with a rousing speech by cecil b. demill award recipient oprah winfrey. >> i want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the horizon. >> reporter: gary altman for "dar

james: natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognize female directors. star after star gave voice to a movement now known as times up. oprah winfrey led the charge. oprah: for too long women have not been heard or believed if they dared speak truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. james: the speech was so powerful, it has fueled media speculation of a run for president. oprah: their time is up! james: it began with the downfall of a mogul who abused his power. the spotlight is now on harvey weinstein's accusers, standing side-by-side. >> we have a little bit more of an opportunity to lead nationally and internationally so everyone can work safely and earn the same money for the same work and finally put sexual harassment in the way past where it should have been a long time ago. james: is it happening? is it happening? >> it is happening. 4 months ago you could not have dreamed of a night like this. james: time and again on the red carpet, we have her to the same word, and that is "change." the stars are insisting that this is not just a

natalie portman and ron howard introducing the nominees for best director. >> and here are the all-male nominees. >> reporter: and there was oprah winfrey. the first black woman to win s cecil b. demille lifetime achievement award. and she remembered watching the oscars in 1964. >> in 1964, i was a little girl sitting on the linoleum floor of my mother's house in milwaukee, watching anne bancroft present the oscar for best actor at the 36th academy awards. she opened the envelope and said five words that literally made history. "the winner is sidney poitier." and i'd never seen a black man being celebrated like that. and it is not lost on me that at this moment, there are some little girls watching as i become the first black woman to be given this same award. >> reporter: oprah spoke of being inspired by the women who have felt strong enough to speak up. >> so, i want tonight to express gratitude to all the women who have endured years of abuse and assault because they, like my mother, had children to feed and bills to pay and dreams to pursue. they're the women whose names we'll never

. >> reporter: presenting for best director, natalie portman took her own shot at the industry. >> and here are the all-male nominees. >> reporter: most years the red carpet is finished with bright colors, but this year none of that. actors, act imrors, staff and journalists all wearing black in solidarity. several actresses brought anti-harassment activists as their guest, promising to do more for women in all industries. >> we see you. question hear you. we will tell your story. >> may we teach our children that speaking out without the fear of retribution is our culture's new north star. >> reporter: from presents presenters to performers, the night was dominated by strong women with a very clear message: >> trust me. the women in this room tonight are not here for the food. we are here for the work. >> reporter: mireya villarreal, cbs news, beverly hills, california. >> now to some other stories we're following. we learned today that mitt romney was treated last year for prostate cancer. the cancer was removed surgically and found not to have spread beyond the prostate. romney is 7

panelists included natalie portman, american ferrera, kathleen kennedy, tracee ellis ross, shonda rhimesshonda rhimes, and reece witherspoon. >> so we are in this new territory where there really is no playbook for this. how do we as a society have a mature, nuanced conversation about how men and women should be relating to each other? because there are so many men-- men and women now-- who are uncomfortable in their workplaces because of all that's been uncovered and aren't just really sure how to be. what do we say to them? >> we're humans. we're all humans. and i think it's treating people as fellow humans, and it's not because you have a daughter that you respect a woman. it's not because you have a wife or a sister. it's because we're human beings, whether we're related to a man or not, we deserve the same respect. we're all human beings, and it's-- should be-- i think it's a-- we have an nsync about how to treat our fellow human bein beings. >> ninan: it's a wide-ranging discussion many will be talking about on monday and it airs tomorrow on "cbs sunday morning." up next, a vacatio

among the initiative supporters include emma stone, natalie portman, kate blanchett and many more. >> in south carolina, one little girl had a birthday for the record books. and the very first few hours of 2018, the baby came about three weeks early so her parents were racing against time as they sped down the interstate to the hospital that was about an hour away. but that race quickly tusrned into a police chase. >> we were going about 90, 95. he started -- police officer came up behind us to pull us over and he was like, stop? don't you stop. i felt her coming. next thing i know, i looked back, there's like 20 police cars. and they had the exits blocked off and everything and i was like, i hope that's not for us, and it was. >> wow, police eventually blocked them in and they stopped them right there in the middle of the interstate. >> they ended up putting him in handcuffs for safety reasons. there are people that will fake having a pregnant wife or whatever. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> fake? well, investigating the story, police, though, soon realized the baby was not fake. they coul

sunday morning," she spoke with organizers of hollywood's time's up movement, panelists included natalie portmanerica ferrera, kathleen kennedy, tracee ellis ross, shonda rhimes, nina shaw and reese witherspoon. >> i think a big part of this too is not just changing the written rules but the unwritten rules. and i think what we are experiencing right now is a tectonic shift underneath our feet where women and men are feeling like we can no longer not say the truth, and when the truth is said, there is maybe a ripple in our culture right now that is going to allow for there to be a change. >> i feel like there is a constructive theory that has resulted in a resolute pursuit of equity, like there is like this, as you said, that tectonic shift and then like something has galvanized that we are all like, this is not just my hurt, this is more than my hurt. this is not just my anger. this is our anger. and instead of it just being a feeling, it is becoming an action. >> i heard of the confusion about the difference between -- people are afraid to even say there is a difference between inappropriate b

actress natalie portman noted the lack of women in the best directing category. >> and here are the allale nominees. >> host seth meyer addressed hollywood sexual harrassment allegation. >> good evening, ladies and remaining gentlemen. >> before the show began, the red carpet was a sea of black, nearly every celebrity wore black, in support of times up, a legal defense funds for sexual harrassment victims, meryl streep, and amy polar, were among several actresses, to bring activists as their guests, including tennis great , billie jean king, and the founder of the me too movement. >> it feels powerful t feels like a collective. >> new day is on the horizon. >> and, oprah winfrey became the first black woman to be honored with a set he will de mill award, to tv and film. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> man, everybody was talking. when i woke up this morning, my time line was full of oprah that speech last night was rivetting and powerful and what i really loved about last night from what i saw the highlights of course because a lot of us were sleeping, not just the women who wo

unfortunately tonight there were no female nominees and natalie portman did not let that go unnoticed mentioned, we have all the latest on that now golden globes life page on the bbc website. —— live page. in spain, hundreds of soldiers had to be deployed to rescue drivers and passengers who were trapped when their cars were stranded due to heavy snowfall. thousands were forced to spend the night in their vehicles in a section of motorway between the capital madrid and the northwestern city of segovia. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. what a welcome sight this must have been. a snowplough clearing an escape route for an awful lot of people who'd experienced a truly awful night. members of the military‘s emergency unit helping to free more than 3,000 vehicles. a 70—kilometre stretch of motorway brought to a standstill. soldiers handing out blankets and bottles of water. some motorists said they had been trapped for up to 15 hours. this was the scene earlier in the morning before help arrived. this woman describing how she'd been stuck since 6pm the night before. this was the worst chaos s

over the past two weeks women have spoke out including natalie portman. clip from that interview. >> dylan farrow was visibly moved by support from natalie portman. >> i believe you, dylan. i want to say that. >> i'm going to start crying. >> she's been searching for that acknowledgement for most of her life. >> with so much silence being broken by so many brave people, against so many high-profile people, i felt it was important to add my story to theirs because it's something that i've struggled with for a long time. it was very momentous for me to see this conversation finally carried into a public setting. >> reporter: as the "me too" movement continues, dylan took to social media to call out ceito have starred in woody allen's films. >> are you angry with the people t celebrities starring in his movies that hold him in high regard and continue to compliment them? >> i'm not angry with them. i hope that, you know, especially since so many of them have been vocal advocates of this "me too" and "time's up" movement, that they can acknowledge their compl

he's referring to natalie portman's comment about all male nominees. female directors. so you have two of the biggest film makers spielberg and dell torro saying that it was great that natalie portman said all male nominees like in a sense she was saying it czar crass tick klee. it's a good thing. >> we'll leave time brady for the next time we chat with you. we'll move on. enjoy la for us in the meantime we'll see you again just a little bit. >> yeah, i'll see at 9:40 and 10:30. stay tune. >> perfect. >> see you then. >> thanks kevin. >> protect your personal information. the bbb has released it's list of the top exams of 2017. >> christmas tree return that has lot of people their heads proving costco may have the best return policy ever. i mean ever. coming up after the break. ♪ they came out of nowhere, sir! how many of 'em? we don't know. dozens. all right! let's teach these freaks some manners! good luck out there, captain! thanks! but i don't need luck, i have skills... i don't have my keys. (on intercom) all hands. we are looking for the captain'