detainments correspondent scott rocks there from v.w. culture joins me now welcome scott now let's talk more about the styles using the speeches to get political how significant was that at the golden globes. well i think it's actually quite significant particularly because the globes opened with host ricky gervais's warning the audience not to use the awards as a political platform he's known for being quite cynical and snarky and he deliberately told potential winners to not use as a political platform because people don't care what they think thankfully they ignore them as we just heard there are a lot of political speeches last night led more or less by the topic of climate change that was the biggest issue driven by the disaster of the bush fires in australia and australian our actor russell crowe who accept an award in abstention

called a scott rock for a who put together is with me now the grammys too old to white to my. all same sort of changed yeah definitely definitely be that was the argument that everyone would make was making similar make with the oscars that they're out of touch that they're all about giving prizes to the old white men and they have no connection to the sort of the youth diverse used today and the music they're listening to and the. there the music they're making but this year completely different i mean we not only had the youngest ever album of the year winner with 18 but her brother phinehas phineas who produces her music he's the youngest ever producer in producer of the year at $22.00 but it kind of seems as though it's actually jumping a generation i mean i stole that willy necklace somebody but that was all yeah definitely the whole it's incredibly young generation and through them all you see there they're making music in a very different different way and they're showing up styles i mean it's you know it's it's billy eilish it's a little now as ex and the way they comb

and dover's your film critic scott rock's fair is here with me now scott i have to ask you you said in our report this is a feminist take is there a new feminist agenda which is eating little boys that i missed something yeah yeah it's not really postmodern feminism i mean maybe it's pretty modern of how it isn't yeah i definitely don't think this this is being advocated by modern feminist groups but the way to direct your approach is the story is quite interesting he sets up this does world as being credibly male dominated and that the girls like great all are worth nothing in this world and then she goes out to the woods she meets this witch who is the most powerful person much more powerful than any man she's ever met right which becomes sort of a i don't know mother like figure to her and she teaches her about as we would say day talks like masculinity should consider that over her brother who seems so sweet now he's going to turn to a horrible man and he's going to abuse her and subjugate her and so forth and so ok the solution to to to eat eat a little boy's probably wouldn't be

film critic scott rock spirit here with me now scott i want to talk to you about the movies in just a 2nd but 1st i want to hear what's your take on jeremy irons as this year's jury president yeah kind of interesting i mean you know great actor and whatever but i mean this is a new belly nala new directors that you know making this big new star and they pick you know 70 something a white guy as jerry presby the new face of i mean i mean i can count as spike lee as a. this year cate blanchett will be the president of the jury and invent us but i don't want to prejudge it you know we'll give him a chance we'll see how he does but the visuals don't look great ok so you're saying good actor no spike lee what about the movies that because the belly knowledge is this big festival it's actually the biggest public festival in the world but usually it's more art house than hollywood how's it looking this year yes similar the vast majority of films will be in the art house category only got one really big hollywood film and that's what we just saw on board the picture animation movie and it loo

even worn so maybe the solution is to buy a few were more expensive clothes so it last longer and scott rocks pro has join me in the studio to talk more about sustainable fashion were welcome scott dana will fashion an expression that for me seems the little bit like an oxymoron because i mean the face it the fashion industry is one of the most polluting industries on the planet so what exactly does this new new to trade fair intent to do well in it is look gaint going to this nice which is still very small d. shove those sustainable fashion or green fashion and what they trying to show the industry is that it is possible to produce clothes and reduced really high end fashion in the sustainable environmentally friendly way and those we just saw where the main things the doing is a using a recycled materials to make to make their clothes so is a couple examples there on in the piece i'm new at you know we saw a couple of really interesting oh ways of using new resources up these shoes for example here are partly made from algae gather from the osho one of the consequence of i'ma changes of we

despite efforts from the big hollywood studios in the past trying to muscle in on its film expert scott rocks will be here in a minute to talk about 3 documentaries premiere that 1st a look at them starting with one of hillary clinton. i provoke strong opinions ready she's one of the most divisive figures in american politics brought adored and hated in equal measure this new documentary series zips through the political and personal life of hillary rodham clinton. our women's rights and women's rights are human right. presenting the film at sundance with director annette bernstein clinton said she hoped the movie would make a difference. we've got to do more to get people to understand what's going on in our country and the world and if this can contribute to that i'll be very happy. politics are everywhere at the 2020 sundance film festival a new documentary premiering here explores the murder of washing post journalist jamal khashoggi. called the dissident the film investigates in intimate and often gory detail what happened to 2 years ago after he entered the saudi arabian consulate in is

and my colleague scott rock spirit is here to talk more about the cultural impact of coronavirus scott this virus is obviously very scary but for a lot of people it's also pretty boring people are basically stuck at home they don't have the entertainment they're used to they can't go to concerts they can't go to movies how are people coping yeah no i mean this is quite severe a lot of people are staying home other because they have to or because they want to because they're scared to go out but of course people find a way to amuse themselves they find a way to connect and of course a lot of that's happening now through social media in rwanda which is the epicenter of the crisis of people in a tenement apartment buildings some are are getting together now on their balconies and singing together at night singing together and chanting and fights of spirits be the course of filming these for social media. and see even little kids are getting involved and this this family here they posted this video of a traditional chinese game that usually is played in the streets during new year's celebr

those people got paid for their efforts the festival starts in 3 weeks we'll be talking to them scott rocks for it thanks so much for coming on the show. and speaking of innovative the artist pablo picasso spent his aides decade long career breaking rules and inventing new techniques and styles and while he's best known for his canvases he also worked in sculpture prints and ceramics now an exhibition at london's royal academy of arts focuses on his works on paper. casso paper was the perfect tool to explore ideas and of food endless possibilities . include much cologne women after 20 lent which was completed by the artist in 1938. paper with the material that he tent he went at that he needed to create something immediately he strikes me as the type of artist the rest he always needed to be creating something paco with the media and the format the material that he was able to transform into and i think. another highlight studies the artist attempted for his find oil painting. so much more than just prints he made copy. paste a paper form of black that he invented with. paper sculpture phot

always thanks very much for being with us today i'm not for this edition of culture for myself i'm scott rock struck by. kick off. things are getting tight at the top of night 6 nights in frankfurt and now. just plain dumb and. dumber than dog man's nuts to life in s.f. this sucks and that's opposition. to. the game of dog. in the army of climate change. has a massive. amount of people. want to do years do they have their future. d.w. dot com african mega city the melting. sure. if it is for me. is for. beethoven is for him beethoven. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for embryonic. beethoven 2020. 150th anniversary here on d w. this is deja vu news live from berlin a deadly corona virus that's raising global concerns reaches germany the virus has now spread to more than a dozen countries and china where it originated more than 100 people have died 4500 have been infected. witnessing so the world will never forget.

get here to talk more about the maestro of italian phenomena is our film expert scott rocks for us got fitted because he is regarded as one of the all time greats he's absolutely a giant he's even found an adjective phinney ask what was it that made his filth so special yes funny i mean that adjective fellini eskil we say that we mean sort of a scene or an image that's so bizarre so so strange hallucinatory it it almost feels like a dream and i think that's so the key to fellini's work he came from a realist tradition but he's sort of left that and his his films have a real dreamlike quality about them yeah using fusing images that seem to sprout out of the deeper. depths of the imagination and. i think that's sort of his is greatest contribution to cinema because he showed that he recognized that cinema as a medium is really closest to the to the feeling of dreams but with his images a little to fight fantastic while watching the film it feels real you know sort of like when you're in a dream it feels real wall while you're dreaming and that combination is sort of his his his sort of

get more on this we're joined by our very own scott rocks there our film expert here in the studio scott tell us you were at the press conference today give us your highlights in terms of big movies you could see coming up yeah i mean. that made big movies there's a lot of very interesting smaller our host on which berlin is known for there is one huge movie coming there's a pixar animation film on word this could have its world premiere at the bell and all such a big event and it looks a lot of fun it's basically a fantasy story set in sort of a modern day world where elves run the world and the story is about 2 teenage elves and the old magic to try and kong you're back there dead dad bring back the dead from a dick for a day but they only manage to conjure his lower house just the bottom off the top so you have big adventure story a road movie where they have the days to get dad back looks like a lot of fun i mean just looking at the trailer and looks like something like a combination of the war of the rings so you can have birdies or something so could be a lot of fun to be a lot of

and with me is scott rock star who better to talk about these nominations that with you scott wow it's the usual suspects a bit yeah i mean a handful of films basically picked up everything led by the joker in some ways i thought was great that the joker to get so many nominations because it was sort of it was a hugely controversial film but didn't credibly well the box office i found it really interesting that movie and then he combined the most successful is all of that we have right now in popular cinema which is superhero movies with the period of movies in the 1970 s. which is think is perhaps the best period that hollywood has ever produced in terms of quality and he's managed to combine both of those genres in one film but of course it was incredibly controversial a movie many people are saying it's a bit of an apology for. or insult culture so for of aggressive male culture so it's going to be very very interesting to see how the cademy react to these nominations and whether or not joker has a chance of winning big in any surprises i was surprised a bit that it's all basically

festival last year it won the palme d'or i was a man who knows all about this sort of stuff you saw scott rock's rough and d.-w. culture welcome scott let's talk about the joke at the end with the most know. a nation's. backed movie based on a comic book character to lead the nominees. unthinkable even just a couple years ago that you could have a movie that would be so dominant at the academy awards i thought the film was amazing i saw it last year at the venice film festival where premier and what i think's amazing about this movie is that it just combined. the comic book honor which is this moment is the most commercially successful genre in film and so dominant but it combines that with sort of the sort of dark psychological dramas that we know from 1970 s. new hollywood particularly the martin scorsese films this film really smart scorsese throughout the movie and to be able to be able to combine these 2 movies and make of commercially successful film that takes us to really dark. unsettling places i think is very very impressive and shows people are talking about the end of movies and the

particularly on voters at the golden globes and maybe next month at the oscars right do you have a scott rock star was it that is it to you if you're just going to say watching the news coming to you live from but on his if the top stories that we're following for you. iran's leader ayatollah combination has been leading prayers at the funeral of general qassam soleimani and others killed by a u.s. drone strike in baghdad on friday his assassination has increased tensions between tehran and washington with the drama vowing revenge. and the studios government has pledged the cribbing to fall over a 1000000000 euros to help communities ravaged by catastrophic bushfires that's amid warnings that the fires could continue burning for months to come. and you and i'm with there's lots more on our website that's dot com as well as you can also follow some pretty and on facebook that's it for me on the thought she meant the news team but if you can do stay with us for global 3000 that's globalization program of us. glenn nye is the coffee bum from the imus and just been in touch let's its name to braz

it's still that these stores that they have on the retail side, scott, continue to rock. as far as the 5g i won't even continue with that. it's going to be huge. but the services i mean, if you've picked up an 11, you know, their newest model phone. you can't believe the amount of storage that you're going to use with the three camera set on that pro amazing how much extra storage you're going to have to have that all goes straight up to the cloud because even with the 256 gig phone, you can't hold it on there. especially if you do any videos and that's the temptation with all of these multi-camera phones apple has figured that out and i think the analysts are exactly right. the stock will be higher the question is, you know, do you violate the greater pig theory not the greater fool, the greater pig. that's why i was lightening up on my call. >> the greater pig theory. >> the greater pig theory. >> he just invented that >> happy new year, we haven't seen you in the new year >> you, too. >> how do you feel about the market what are you telling your clients? >> we're telli

base jumper scott frankson stranded on a vertical rock wall. his torn parachute snagged on a rock.y thing keeping him from falling a thousand feet to the ground. >> can you break that away? >> reporter: a state trooper drops from a hovering rescue chopper. >> it's the best place to cut it. you got me clipped in? >> reporter: quickly working to cut frankson out of his parachute harness. >> thanks, man. >> reporter: finally, the helicopter lifts frankson and his rescuer to safety. >> hey, buddy. >> reporter: this is frankson's second dangerous close call base jumping off the same mountain. and after this latest mishap, frankson was airlifted to paramedics, but remarkably was not injured. whit? >> all right, clayton sandell, thank you. >>> and up next right here, what doctors found in a 7-year-old's stomach right after christmas. the x-ray and the popular tech item revealed. we'll be right back. bell] (bur at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "three-ring fender bender." (clown 1) sorry about that... (clown 2) apologies. (c

somehow that carried more weight than netflix very deep marketing pockets the ws got rock star as ever thank you scott. you're watching if you give you news coming up and do you have your news asia a momma's house on a university in delhi leaves india and shop with the finger of blame being pointed at the government and the struggle for education in the philippines city that's recovering from the scars of battle. all that more coming right up my colleague there ashburner gee you're watching video views from berlin and i'm sorry kelly for now on behalf of the whole team here thank you so much for joining us on the big one. i'm sure that of us are. in support of. what's there. over. the river. and. language courses. video and audio. talk. w. media sector. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their homes nearly 71000000 people have been forcibly displaced the consequences to satirise our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises around the world you know. what a good thing we don't need to i didn't go to university to kill people. or to have my boss come to me and tell me to

scott? >> reporter: good evening. the home behind me in the allen rock district in san jose is vacant and has been for years but it is kind of an anomaly around here. we don't see many vacant homes in the bay area. lisa, like a lot of san jose residents is struggling to make ends meet largely because of housing cost. >> i'm having a problem right now. >> reporter: she knows not far from where we're talking this house on east jackson in san jose sits vac ant. >> yeah. that could be a lot for homeless people. or people that are are low income. >> reporter: the u.s. census said the bay area has tens of thousands of vacant houses. more than 11,000 in san francisco, nearly 6,000 in oakland. and close to 4,000 in san jose. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: the ongoing story of two homeless moms who took over this vac ant house in oakland can give the impression that abandoned homes are everywhere. but we found a census also counts homes that are for sale or for rent as vac ant. and truth is, there aren't that many homes like this around here. >> i think we're seeing some communities being revitalized and formerly vacant home

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i'm rock scoick scott and i app this message. >> who is that?han the person you were running against. i think the title should be earned, not given to you because you got one more vote than the other person. there's no honor in rick scott in that moment. he's a juror in a trial right now representing 20 million people in the nation's third-largest state and he's running an ad in iowa saying i've made up my mind and i'm going to get my licks in on the president's number one opponent going into the 2020 cycle. rick scott will probably be on the presidential bolt in iowa. rick scott is saying to his friend donald trump let me spend 20 or $30 million in iowa four days ahead of the iowa caucus to damage joe biden. it was an awful moment from rick scott and i would say if he's on the ballot in iowa in 2024, he may or may not be successful. he's going to be on the ballot again in florida. >> it maybe an violation. he does not stand for election in iowa. it's paid for his by senate campaign for a seat where he is declared legally to run in florida. he h

rock for the foreseeable future. with australia still battling bushfires and more hot windy weather to come, prime minister scott morrisonn a billion dollars to aid recovery. he has been heavily criticised for his response to the disaster. last week, he had to cut short a visit to the town of cobargo when angry local people shouted abuse at him. the bbc‘s clive myrie is there. since a huge fireball ripped through this town back on new year's eve, there has been very little outside help that has come to the people here. there are local food shortages, people have to get stuff in, water problems is one and there is no power. look at the south behind me. completely destroyed by that fireball. an irony of ironies. right over there it is extra to the local fire station. but it is the random nature of the damage that is frankly bizarre. look at this house here, completely untouched. you wouldn't think anything had happened, and yet right next door the neighbour parliament house, two houses in fact completely destroyed. well, while the government has received a lot of witticisms for its handling of the crisis, the firefighters,

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scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> take a look at this frightening video. you see that? there's a man down there on the rocks as this huge wave comes down on him at bonnie doon beach. this actually happened last week when the waves crashed over him. he was, thankfully, rescued and is okay. now, the national weather service has issued a high surf advisory along the coast through thursday morning. this is a very good reminder to be safe if you are anywhere near the coast. oh, my gosh. >> a miracle. >> it's a miracle he's still alive. >> i know. i know. that video happened last thursday but the conditions continue for an entire week. i was down by the coast earlier today and saw huge swells going on. >> 10 to 20 feet expected as we head through the next about 36 hours. otherwise in our forecast, we do have cloud cover that has started to move in. but no worries. i still think we'll be able to see those fireworks. let's get you into the microclimate forecast and your new year's eve weather. hopefully you had a good day so far, getting ready for a big party tonight, got it turned on in the background. so, let's g

rock face in arizona hundreds of feet above the ground. will reeve is here now with the incredible video. will, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. scotthad close calls but likely none as close as this dangling off the face of a cliff. his plight and rescue all caught on camera. this heart-stopping video shows a life literally hanging by a little more than a thread. scott frankson was b.a.s.e. jumping over arizona's superstition mountain sunday morning when he got stuck on a sheer face vertical wall. you can see a small sliver of his torn parachute catching the edge of a rock. a helicopter hovers overhead as a state trooper works to free frankson. >> can you break that away? >> it's the best place to cut it. you got me clipped in? >> reporter: listen to the blustery conditions. the wind whipping the parachute as frankson hangs on for dear life. the jumper suspended hundreds of feet off the ground. the rescuer finally able to detach a grateful frankson from his harness. >> thanks, man. >> reporter: minutes later, the lucky man's feet touching down on firm ground. despite the harrowing scene, frankson managed to walk away unscathed. this

scott frankson was base jumping over superstition mountain on sunday morning when he got stuck on a sheer face vertical wall. you can see a small sliver of his torn parachute catching the edge of the rock. the a state trooper works to free him. >> can you break that away? . that's the best place to cut it. >> frankson hangs on for dear life. the jumper suspended hundreds of feet off the ground. the rescuer finally able to detach a grateful frankson from his harness. >> thanks, man. >> minutes later, the man's feet touching down on firm ground. despite the scene, frankson managed to walk away unscathed. coming up at 7:00 a.m., more on this dramatic rescue. i'm will reeve, abc news, new york. >>> i'm glad he's fine. the do we need to be jumping off of objects? >> just sit here and think about what you did. >> that's right. >>> letters from a great american poet will finally go on display starting today. >>> and we'll introduce you to the first babies born in the bay area in 2020. >>> first a live look outside at 5:21 as folks make their way into san francisco. we'll be right back. >>> good morning. the time is 5:24 a.m. we continue to track the fog out there. it is dense. napa down to a

rock stadium which will host the super bowl on sunday. the company says it has added 300% more capacity it should be a fantastic game. that's the news update this hour scott back to you. >> sure hope so. sue, thank. >>> more trades coming up. s&psector check before the break. we are down across the board s&p down 38 points, more than 1% staples are the best of the worst. we are back after this i love the new myww program, because it's tailored to you! ...take the personal assessment and get matched with a proven weight loss plan. find out which customized plan can make losing weight easier for you! myww join for less than a $1 a day. and when you open a new brokerage account, your cash is automatically invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity leads the industry in value while our competition continues to talk. ♪ talk, talk >>> welcome back materials stocks among the biggest losers in today's selloff. and the sector has been a dud over the past year can it become a leader again dom chu is at our big shiny wall to take a look at that >> i was listening spently to your huge conversation about the energy complex just this last five or ten minutes or so.