or action there are certain directors he works with regularly but christopher nolan . similar has worked on more than one hundred fifty films including the monumental score for ridley scott's epic gladiator in which he admits to parity wagner. cognition lot of i don't want to keep doing the same thing that i have to jump from an action film to a comedy or to something small collider for that gives me the ideas the different stories and the different approaches to them or just need to be synched off or does it really bites way toward. the composer begins by creating a kind of symphony his version of the story sometimes it's music that just serves the pictures well but now and then something miraculous happens. all of a sudden you have a hundred people all pulling in the same emotional direction and then it happens there's something in the air there's nothing like it just to skip. them and now works with the very best his company remote control productions and santa monica brings to go. lots of creative talent is this the culmination of a dream. that up fifth risk if i d

. >> reporter: bruce nolan is the third generation of nolans on the wharf serving visitors here more than 50 years. >> we just moved some letters around and said, this looks pretty good. let's throw usa in on the bottom. >> reporter: soon after it went on sale, however, that shirt caught the attention of a rival surfing community 400 miles to the south. and bruce's mother and co-owner ginger nolan got a very upsetting notice. >> she came to us with a letter she received from lawyers representing the huntington beach conventional visitors bureau. she was not aware of the trademark surf usa. as the santa cruz visitors bureau, christina glenn helps local businesses. >> we sat down with her in the conference room and read the letter. it was a cease and desist letter asking her to cease selling t-shirts emblazend with the logo. >> we demand that on or before september 24, 2006, you must agree to be showing or any other marks. immediately that means we're going to sue you. >> reporter: harold is a partner at singularity rrp in silicon valley. and he's a santa cruz resident and devoted surf

fingers fair to say about nolan? he had some real engineering skills, but he leaned on our incredibly heavily to make all of this work and our is a very generous and talking about this because he feels like nolan needed him to actually build this stuff and he needed nolan to push him to try to do things that al thought were completely absurd, i mean, there were a couple times when al tells the story saying i'm going to do this for the pleasure of having a blowup in my face and telling nolan i told you you couldn't do it and then it works. al said is like the dog puppet car, now what you do, so i like that story because so many things that happened in the valley happened in these teams that have these complementary skill sets and you really see that there. >> we have talked about almost all of the main figures in your book, but what we have one more to talk about and that's bob swanson. let's introduce him and then we will talk about some other things in the book. >> bob swanson's story gets folded into the story of n

but what could kevin nolan and his tea m but what could kevin nolan and his team of former premier league the second 45? they started brilliantly. jorge grant went close several times, but missed even the most inviting of openings. he comes across. great chance, headed wide. should have levelled it up. luckily, the leveller did come, and from a familiar source. grant across goal. 1—1. from a familiar source. grant across goal. 1-1. former blackburn striker jon stead has scored in every round of this season's fa cup, but should this have stood? the ball looked to have gone out in the build—up. not that notts county minded, they then had to soak up pressure, wilfried bony should have sent his side through. that was how it ended, though. 50 league places separated these sides. this is a real giant of an effort from notts county. absolutely delighted, i thought they we re absolutely delighted, i thought they were fantastic. very unfortunate not to come in 0—0. but i thought the reaction after the break was brilliant. very unlucky not to get a couple more. so absolutely delighted, and proud of

the home of nolan ryan. >> nolan ryan. >> greatest pitcher ever. >> yes, sir. >> my boy.ellow texan here. you ready to go? >> absolutely. >> you're about to face 14 questions, the money value's growing from $500 all the way up to that $1 million. [cheers and applause] you have your three lifelines. they're there if you need them. >> okay.

general nolan, you mentioned cost.ere are some folks out there that made a big deal out of the supposed high cost to operate fifth-generation aircraft with the thought that we can afford the capability. could you talk a bit about the cost-effectiveness of fifth-generation aircraft. absolutely. fifth-generation, what we've learned is that it makes fourth generation better. it makes it more survivable. we've gone out, we put them together, we experiment and we have the 422 out of developmental testing and perational testing, the 53rd wing, the weapon school, now hill has f35's, we put them together and we find that fifth-generation makes fourth generation better, more survivable, more lethal. so yes, you can look at cost and e are looking at cost within the f35, sustainment cost trying to drive that cost down, absolutely and i know that's a priority for industry as well as the air force, but in the end, you're fifth-generation, that mix allows you to get more out of your fourth-generation fleet in a contested area. it's

nolan. we'll have to see what happens be everybody is watching espn to see if they will take action against her. i don't think they will. >> all right. sunday, award season kicks off is the 75th politics is always the but of jokes, seth myers is hosting. a lot of people say stick to the funny stuff. >> well, jim, that is the funny stuff right now. everybody is talking about president trump. we now know that, he said first of all any and everything is fair game. he might touch on that. the young lady is his wife, she's a lawyer. she's involved with the me too movement along with the times up campaign. that's probably what they will address. what will be interesting is how can you do that and keep it kind of funny? so we all remember what happened last year when meryl streep got up and accepted the award. she didn't have so many nice things to say about president trump. he then said some not nice things about her. >> she's overrated. >> come on. overrated? never. >> right >> i'll be watching.

nolan is down playing the matchup. >> it's just another game. focus on winning.ike i'm going out there me versus him. expect a win and that's our main focus. >> switching gears number one villanova is smoldering hot. tonight's opponent is the exact opposite. the wildcats visiting saint john's who have five straight losses. tipoff at the guard 10 is at 8:00. >>> fran dunphy and the temple owls hosting memphis and looking for back to back wins. second half we go. obie tying the game with the three. temple they only shot 34 percent from the floor but we have overtime. freshman nate pierre lewis ball. kid had 23 points and temple up by four but under 10 seconds left owls nursing a two-point lead, the pass, it is deflected and kareem bruton, jr. fading away. are you kidding me? the owls lose at the buzzer for the second time in 10 days 75-72 your final score. >>> lasalle at duquesne. went into triple overtime. explorers down three under a minute left. dukes mike lewis for three it is money. he scored 11 of his 24 points in the third overtime and duquesne taking down l

explosion "nolan's batman doesn't look like it does without burton's batman, to a certain extent, and you can argue nolan's batman doesn't exist without burton's batman" batman proved superhero movies could become international phenomenons by blending a perfect combination of stars, story and a sales pitch. "they didn't just cast it with nobodies, and go on the commodity. they gave it to an auteur and they cast an oscar-winner in it. and i think that's what really elevated batman and made it influential. they didn't take the easy cash grab route. it's a good film." still ahead as we continue our journey of super heroes "through the decades," lou ferrigno sits down with us to discuss his role as the musclebound reluctant hero -- the incredible hulk.plus, we reo helped make the superheroes of marvel comics a media behemoth. marvel comics a media behemoth. many kids grow up idolizing superheroes. lou ferrigno was one of them reading marvel comic books and imagining he was someone different. then one day, in 1976, he became a superhero himself playing the powerful, green, sensitive creatu

our manager kevin nolan said they were magnificent. see what you think.age, every adult must look like a giant. but with notts must look like a giant. but with n otts cou nty must look like a giant. but with notts county the giant killers against premier league swansea city? it didn't look likely in the first half. unsurprising given the hosts lost a cruelly during the week while the visitors beat liverpool. right on half—time, the quality told... the premier league team ahead in the last few seconds of the first half. what did kevin nolan and his team do in the second half? george grant went close several times. but missed. even the most inviting other openings. great shots. should have levelled it up. luckily the leveller did come. and from a de villiers source. “— did come. and from a de villiers source. —— familiar. should this have stirred? the ball looks to have gone out in the build—up. they did have to so grab some pressure. wilfried bony should have sent his side through. that was how it ended. his team league places separated these sites. a real

and he needed nolan they are completely absurd. i am doing this just for the pleasure of having it blow up in my face and telling nolan i told you. and then it works now says it's like the dog in the car. i like that story. so many things that happened in the valley happened in these teams. we talked about we still had one more to talk about. let's introduce him. bob swanson story it actually gets and the birth of the biotech industry is very interesting the way the overlap happens is the patent for dna the whole idea to even pat not came from neil who would be the first to tell you he was just a chemical engineer he have no idea what the heck it meant. to build anything in this whole universe and he talked about going on vacation unlike a 4-pound book. this technology could be in the beginning of something huge. he have to really a battle battle and work through the question of what is the purpose of the university. the way you do this is to increase the public knowledge at the same time patent some of your ideas. and how do you d

needed him to build this and he needed nolan to push him that they thought were completely absurd. doing this just for the pleasure to have this blowup in my face. and it works. it is like the dog caught the car. now what do you do? i like that story because it happened with the complementary skill set. >> we still have to talk about bob swanson. let's introduce him. >> and his story is folded into the framers that i was telling you about. number of the biotech industry the way the overlap happen with the whole idea would be the first to tell you they are the chemical engineer they didn't know what that meant to build in this universe talking about going on vacation biology 101. nonetheless he felt this technology to the semi conductor industry. and really had to battle to work through the question the purpose of a university? how do you have a place that is to increase the public knowledge and at the same time patent some of your ideas? and only pursuing profitable research? so at the same time bob swanson just got fired and is literally living on welfare to interest people and ba

dunkirk, emma thomas, and christopher nolan, producers.ird, eli bush, scott rudin and evelyn o'neill, producers. phantom thread, joanne sele, paul thomas anderson, megan ellison and daniel leavy, producers. the post. amy pascal, steven spielberg and chris —— —— producers. the shape of water, guillermo del toro and j miles the shape of water, guillermo del toro andj miles dale, producers. three billboards outside ebbing, martin mcdonagh, producers. thank you very much, all, for watching this morning. congratulations to all of the nominees. make sure you watch as we celebrate the 90th oscars, on sunday night, march the 4th on abc. applause cheering studio: so, finally, the full list of nominations, nine films nominated for best picture. remember, this is the third year where they are allowed a maximum of ten. nine nominated for best picture. if our maths is correct, it is the shape of water leading the way. yes, unlucky for some, 13. i'm sure they will take it now! a record has been broken. i mentioned rachael morrison, a female cinematograp

chris nolan is one of the best directors we have.i don't think he's going to win. i think it will be one of those that gets nominated for a lot and does not win that many. but we ask you about women because there is a big focus on the way that women have been treated in hollywood and the roles they get and also the roles they have behind the scenes. this yearfor they have behind the scenes. this year for leaderboards, greta they have behind the scenes. this yearfor leaderboards, greta goh would get a nonissue for best director and it is astonishing to note that in all of the years the 0scars have been going on committee is only the fifth woman to get a best director nomination and only one has won it. yes, kathryn bigelow won it previously and it is because women in hollywood do not get the chance to direct films that get attention. is that because the films that women want to direct are not taken up by studios or is it because... because studios are not taken them on traditionally as directors? it is absolutely the latter. women hav

deputy chief of staff for the airports for operations nolan and his partner, lieutenant mison.l -- -- dash ja a cat bit of introduction for you all. i think most of the people in this room understand that air superiority

"call me by your name," [ applause ] "darkest hour." >> "dunkirk" emma thomas and christopher nolan,s. >> "get out" jason blom and jordan >> "lady bird," eli bush and ef lynn o'neill producers. >> "phantom thread," megan ellison and daniel loupe, producers. >> "the post" steven spielberg producers. >> "the shape of water" >> "the shape of water" guiellermo del toro, producers. >> and "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri" graham broadbent, peter zernan and broadbent, peter zernan and martin mcdonogh, producers. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, everyone, for watching this morning and congratulations to all the nominees. >> and make sure you watch as we celebrate the 90th oscars sunday night, march 4th, on abc. >>> okay. so we watched her stumble a few times but she's so charming i don't know if anyone minds. >> i want her to host everything from now on because usually this is a very sleepy kind of announcement but i was awake. >> i think we're still sorting through any upsets or surprises. i know a lot of people speculating whether james franklin would be nominated after the

christopher nolan's dunkirk. when will the lesson be learned?!est hour, which sees winston churchill struggling in his early days as britain's wartime prime minister. when your head is in its mouth! several of the scenes in the darkest hour were shot in a replica of this place, the churchill war rooms in westminster, where i am joined by terri white, editor—in—chief of the film magazine, empire. terri, welcome. thank you. we're going to go through the runners and riders, starting with the best film. will the darkest hour win? i don't think it will. i think we're looking at a win for shape of water, the guillermo del toro fantasy monster epic. but actually, the film i think should win is get out. which has a british rising star, daniel kaluuya, in the lead role. he gets a best actor nomination. i'm certain i was never meant to marry... along with daniel day lewis, for phantom thread, timothee chalamet for call me by your name. i'm tired of doing the impossible for the ungrateful... denzel washington for roman] israel, esq. really, yes, sir! and ga

our staff, since you know these people, i'm going to mention them, tom nolan, dana levit and mcgee did a fantastic job of putting together the training and they took their time and did it as volunteers. they went out and trained the majority of our staff. we still have some staff left to train, but they did a fantastic job. so that was good. and then our aging and disability friendly san francisco work has -- our task force just concluded its work. as i think you know, we had a 12-month process with the task force and looked at what we call domains that affect older adults and adults with disabilities in san francisco. so thinking about, an example being transportation, another technology. how are we doing with respect to older adults and adults with disabilities? are we -- do we have great programs? what do those look like? what are our strengths? and where can we do better? so this group was very enterprising and energetic and came up with 200 recommendations for us to follow and we took that, the 200 and brought them down to 27, which we thought was a little more manageable for this

it is terrifically exciting because though we're expecting christopher nolan for "dunkirk" about theuation of british troops from france, the fact of the matter are that "the shape of water," a dark fantasy movie about the relationship between a mute played by sally hawkins and a sea monster, that is in with the chance. my own feeling is that the post may very well win because it has such relevance today and it also has tom hanks and meryl streep, but nolan may win for best director for "dunkirk" and also frances mcdonough for "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri" and "call me by your name," a gay romance, a superb movie. you have five top class movies in the drama category and "lady bird" probably likely to beat "i, tonya," in the musical comedy category. >> we heard president trump got together with his cabinet and watched hugh jackman in "the greatest showman" at camp david on friday night. we have heard from hugh jackman. he says he doesn't think he's going to win best actor in a musical or comedy. he's putting his money on james franco. >> i think he's right because "the d

christopher nolan is certainly among the finest directors of his generation but so far he hasn't been able to bag an oscar. his harrowing world war two film dunkirk could well change that. in may the world's biggest music competition the euro vision song contest will be held capital of lisbon for the first time ever a. portuguese singers salvatore's or bra won the contest last year with his song last boyish. british edge sharon is set to fill many a stadium there's sama overall forty concerts across europe most already sold out the kids. are all gallagher will also be touring with his band the high flying birds they'll be performing worldwide the former away says member now over fifty has created a new sound but concert goers won't be deprived of the oasis classics. i. twenty eighteen will also see two new european cultural capitals the dutch city of layer wilden along with the country's coastal phase and region. and the maltese capital of the letter which was listed as a unesco world heritage site in one hundred eighty locals like in the town's unique maybe eagle center to an open ai

and sit next to christopher nolan for awhile. >> i would say go for it. >> it's the director of dunkirksit next to the director. >> last year if i recall kevin was sitting next to ryan reynolds so this year he's going to the person with the power. >> yeah. last year i was at the "deadpool" table which was so cool. i was sitting next to ryan reynolds the entire time. i did ask about sitting at the dunkirk table. i don't know if it will happen but there's a little -- there's a guy there named hans simmer, if i see him i'm going to start crying. he does the music for all of nolan's movies. >> if you can pull it off and sit at the dunkirk table i'll watch it on my phone tonight. >> i was on a plane yesterday and they had dunkirk on the plane and i was like -- >> what. >> i didn't watch it but people -- i got messages from people who watch fox5 saying they have not watched it on a plane because i told them not to. steve you got to listen to your entertainment reporter. >> i'm helping you look like the expert that you are. styles be there at the dunkirk table. >> i don't think harry styles wi

she will face dunnkirk christopher nolan phantom thread paul thomas anderson and deltoro.orror satiety about race also took home a nomination for star daniel kal ullia goes cents against call me by your name, darkest hours, gary old man, and in a surprise, danzel washington for roman j israel, esquire. many wonder if he got the spot that would have gone to the disaster artist james franco, allegations of sexual misconduct hadn't surfaced against him. >> what do you think we do here for a living another another snub, tom hangs stephen spielberg failed to score, newspaper drama did pick up best nomination and a lead actress nod for star meryl streep. >> danielle nottingham, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> the oscars to the grammys. the grammy awards will bended out sunday night right here on cbs-3. >> and in new york city, they're gearing up the show mayor de blasio gram grammy week, the grammy awards will be held at new york madison square garden. >> again, cbs-3 is your gahm i station. you can catch the 60 ' annual grammy awards 630 right here on cbs-3 and james cord on, cb s

shortlisted is the horror-mystery "get out," and a couple of british world war ii films, christopher nolan'skirk" and joe wright's "darkest hour," which sees winston churchill struggling in his early days as wartime prime minister. several of the scenes of "darkest hour" were shot in this a replica of this place, where i'm joined by the editor in the film magazine "empire." welcome. starting with best film, will "darkest hour" win? >> i actually don't think it will. i think we're looking at a win for "shape of water," but i the film i think should win is "get out." reporter: which has british .ising star daniel kaluuya he has a best actor nomination, along with daniel day-lewis for "phantom thread," timothÉe chalamet for "call me by your name," denzel washington for "roman j. israel, esq." and gary oldman for "darkest hour." that is quite a list for best actor. will daniel day-lewis win another oscar for what might be his last film? will gary oldman win? or somebody else? >> i think this is gary oldman's year. how he has never won an oscar is beyond me. "darkest hour" feels like his finest m

and a couple of british world war ii films, christopher nolan's dunkirk... hour, which sees mr churchill struggling in his early days as britain's wartime prime minister. several of the scenes in the darkest hour were shot in a replica of this place, the churchill war rooms in westminster, where i am joined by terri white, editor in chief of the film magazine empire. terri, welcome. thank you. we're going to go through the runners and riders, starting with best film. will darkest hour win? i don't think it will. i think it will go to the shape of water, guillermo del toro's fantasy monster epic. actually, the film i think should win is get out. which has a british rising star, daniel kaluuya, in the lead role. he gets a best actor nomination. along with daniel day lewis for phantom thread... timothee chalamet for call me by your name... denzel washington... and gary 0ldman for darkest hour. quite a list for best actor, quite a lot of stories. will daniel day—lewis win yet another 0scar in what might be his last film? will gary 0ldman win for churchill for da

thanks for joining us i'm lucy nolan >> i'm iain page, those temperatures should help melt a lot of that with atlantic city public schools will be closed tomorrow and the margate city school district will open on a two-hour delay: parts of shore saw more than a foot of snow. kathy is in there let us know what we can expect. >>> we're talking about a winter weather advisory. and where you see this purple, that is where we have the advisories, as far south as alabama and georgia and moving into the great lakes and of course, through the delaware valley. this is snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain. it's actually going to warmer around here but that's the problem. warm air will be not at the surface. all of that cold air is locked in and we have icy concerns and that's why the national weather service issued a winter weather avisory for tomorrow afternoon between 1:00 and 9:00. the main threat for philadelphia will be sleet. and even freezing rain. this is how we break it down, through the poconos and lehigh valley, mainly snow, up to an inch. not a lot of precipitation. philadelphia suburbs

christopher nolan, no, no pictures, no pictures! laughter ) men really have no idea how to handle this movement. even cool guys like justin timberlake got called up. he inns grappled a picture with the caption "damn my wife is hot! #blacklivesmatter. #bringbackourgirls. #911neverforget." come on, j.t., you can't throw in an activist hashtag on a random post. throw in random posts. those are different posts, justin! ( laughter ) but the high light of the night was obviously oprah winfrey. ( cheers and applause ) she won a lifetime achievement award and her speech was one that made many people feel like maybe oprah wasn't done achieving things just yet. >> 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 the same award. ( cheers and applause ) for too long, women have not been heard or believed, if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. the new day is on the horizon when nobody ever has to say "me, too" again! ( cheer

they're not being trained to be just plain nannies nolan credentials are worth their weight in gold and even britain's royal family relies on norland a lanai who died on their uniform with pride landing a job in the royals is a career dream come true the students say they're not actively seeking a prestigious position. i'd love to talk with that i'd love to see the unknown set me up for that but it's not necessary and i look for is an addition it's not a primary. after graduation the students generally can pick and choose their first job but first they have to be able to afford their education and he will fees that norland amount to some fourteen thousand euros the curriculum doesn't just include classes in quetta cooking and how to sterilize a baby bottle things like how to deal with paparazzi are also on the shuttle the principal knows some modern nannies challenge. cyber security training from former military intelligence officers. again reflects. some of the needs and demands of society today the implications of for example social media usage giving away for example geo location par

christopher nolan has directed a film here that is beyond belief. i love nolan's direction.irector oscar this year. definitely see it on the biggest screen possible. i love this movie. and harry styles is actually very, very good in the movie as well. next up is "call me by your name," this film is gonna have a lot of nominations, definitely in the best picture department, and best actor and best supporting actor and possibly best director. it is beautifully shot. takes place in italy. it is a beautifully romantic love story. definitely recommend seeing it. seek it out here in the d.c. area. next up is "darkest hour." here's why this film needs to be paid attention to. gary oldman has never won an academy award, and i still can't believe that, considering "the fifth element," "the professional," everything he's ever done from true romance in "mortal beloved," "dracula," one of the best actors of all time. this is gonna be the time he's probably gonna win for his career. now, this film, he plays winston churchill. it is a great companion piece, by the way, to the movie "dunki

expecting dunkirk to possibly take best picture this sort of incredible world war two epic of christopher nolan. or the post and people were probably thinking the post should have taken it over dunkirk but came in from the side three billboards outside by mark madonna and he it's an incredible film very very strong. performance by by frances mcdormand so another really strong female role t.v. series also did really well a big little lies a lot from them and handmaid's tale so with with elizabeth last picking up and she dedicated her when also to the to the author of the source to the canadian author margaret atwood and. said something along the lines of we are no longer the standing on the white edges of the page we are no longer the gaps in between the stories we are now the stories i'm writing them ourselves so big plug for for that an alias grace another novel of margaret atwood's is being made into a series as well so i'm sure we'll be seeing a lot more really great television material kurt thank you so much current help from our culture this pleasure. now back here in germany chancellor an

probably in a couple of weeks a posh big—time, dunkirk, which came out last year, directed by christopher nolan the running, call me by your name, a romance between two young nigerians on a summer holiday, so young nigerians on a summer holiday, $03 young nigerians on a summer holiday, so a diverse range this year. we will keep up—to—date with you. thank you very much. a senior bbcjournalist has stepped down from her role accusing the broadcaster of having a "secretive and illegal" pay culture. carrie gracie is leaving herjob as china editor citing what she called an "indefensible" pay gap with male colleagues. she made the announcement in an open letter, in which she said that the bbc was breaking equality law. our media editor amol rajan explains more. it is worth saying that carrie gracie, who appears frequently, is a hugely respected international editor who has been at the bbc for over 30 years. her allegation is that the bbc discriminates illegally against women by paying them less than men doing equivalentjobs. the key point of the letter says that she does not want a pay rise, she wants

christopher nolan for best director i voted for best actor forget out. this year, that's the beauty this award season allison there's really no frontrunner, there are so many films that could possibly win tonight call me by your name, the shape of water, the post, dunkirk, but in the acting category i love gary ole man in darkest hours ears a makes as winston churchill i really want to see daniel, take them award. what he did in get out was brilliant and what jordan peel did with the film making. watching get out multiple times it actually gets better every single time you watch it but you guys all know me. dunkirk i saw nine times. six times in theaters. three times in 70-millimeter i max to the best cinematic experience i've ever had movie theater. i'm excited. >> that's so cool you're there, kev. thanks for spending time with us this morning. we appreciate it. >> no problem. if you follow my instagram which is kevin mccarthy tv i'll be videoing all around the show tonight and let me know what stars you want me to come say hi to mary j blige will be ov

dermot nolan was given something of a roasting by the commons business committee.tatutory duty to protect those vulnerable customers, do you think that... well, you have effectivelyjust admitted that you have failed them today. ball i think we have not done as well as we could have. you are the single most important player in the market because you have the most extraordinary powers as the regulator. and, yet, your testimony sounds so incredibly passive. do you everjust roll your sleeves up and really get stuck in? because i don't really see the evidence of that. i apologise if i seem passive. i honestly do not feel passive. i did exhibit, i think... as i said before, i wish we had moved earlier in putting the price caps in. what lessons have you taken from that? and how has that changed your behaviour? we are rolling up our sleeves very strongly at the moment, and we have been doing so over the last year, since the cma finished, in terms of bringing a price cap for vulnerable customers, which i think is the limit. you have just admitted that you wish you'd acted e

that's our very own tom nolan, who is the special project manager overseeing the lgbtq senior task force recommendations, but also was a long time member of the commission, is being honored on thursday by mta, they're going to unveil a plaque in his honor at the castro station, 4:00 on thursday, mezzanine level. hopefully, people will be there to support him then. >> president serina: thank you. anything else? >> i just would like to invite the commission, the staff and the broader community to an office warming, our new office is located at 1663 mission street, suite 525, to locate that, it's across the street from the department of aging and adult services. we're planning office warming for the 25th of january from 4-7 at that site. this kind of marks the transition for us. we're celebrating the 10th anniversary this year and we're trying to lay the groundwork for the next decade, so we're very excited about the new space and we hope you'll come see it. i wanted to mention as board member for the seniors disability action, who had graciously shared space with us, they're also planning

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were expecting were thinking the post should win the best and were possibly expecting christopher nolan to get it with dunkirk but three billboards from having outside it being missouri took that one and that's that's a very interesting statement as well it's a film that is all about compassion and definitely maybe reflecting what we need to see more of and in society all right our culture editor karen holmes that with us to talk about the golden globes thank you carrie. now to some other stories making news around the world former white house advisor steve bannon has apologized over anti trump remarks he made in a bombshell book at the white house last week bannon was quoted as saying a meeting between a russian lawyer and donald trump jr in two thousand and sixteen was treasonous and on a patriotic. french president tomorrow mccall has begun an official three day visit to china where he set to sign a series of business deals with chinese leaders visit began and she added that is the starting point of the ancient silk road and not to beijing's efforts to revive the trading route. space

(graphic) she will face dunkirk's christopher nolan, get out's jordan peele, phantom thread's paul thomasson and del toro. (nats) get out, a horror satire about race also took home a nomination for star daniel kaluuya (kah-loo- yah.)(graphic) he goes up against call me by your name's timothee chalamet (shall- ah-may) phantom thread's daniel day lewis, darkest hour's gary oldman and in a surprise, denzel washington for roman j. israel, esquire. many wonder if he got the spot that would have gone to the disaster artist's james franco if allegations of sexual misconduct hadn't surfaced against him. (nats) another snub - tom hanks and steven spielberg failed to score for "the post" although the newspaper drama did pick up a best picture nomination and a lead actress nod for star meryl streep. danielle nottingham, cbs news, hollywood. (suggested anchor tag) also up for lead actress, "the shape of water" star sally hawkins, margot robbie as figure skater tonya harding in "i, tonya" and saoirse (ser-sha) ronan in "lady bird." "mudbound" cinematographer rachel morrison also made history as the fi