beverly: nancy pelosi has every right to do so. what i think optically would be good is maybe on the border and talking to the border agents and border families. the media has turned this into we don't like trump, we don't want to put him in a favorable light. when you talk about immigration, this is something republicans have fought over for a very long time. why is this fight now instead of the last two years when the republicans did have the house. howie: it's not good to go 35 days and get the same deal they could have gone the on day one. jessica: it's important for journalists to report it that way. it should haval level of majesty and should in the house. there was pettiness on both sides from you can't come to i'm take away your it in plane. howie: let me move on to roger stone. as you all know web was indicted in the mueller investigation. obstruction, lying to congress. and other charges having to do with his dealing and communications with wikileaks during the campaign. so there was an incredible mob scene at the courtho

beverly, you're up first.the early details of president trump's announcement, if president trump says, okay, guys, democrats, give me $5.7 billion for my wall and elle give you extended temporary protections for deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca, and also legislation to extend the legal status of temporary protected status, tps holders, beverly, is this a deal the democrats can afford to turn down? >> i don't think they can turn this down because let's also remember that democrats, especially the democrats in leadership, were for border security before they now are against it. so even when you take a look at across this country even though americans don't like shutdowns, most of them do agree with border security. so if democrats are able to get some compromise when it comes to dreamers, i think that's a hard one for them to turn away, and i think this shutdown will become something they own if they don't move forward. i think this is a smart move by the president. it's going to be hard to get so

ashley, beverly, thank you both very much. >> thank you.is being told that the senate bill, president's proposal to reopen the government will be unveiled sometime today. but does mitch mcconnell have the votes to pass isn't we'll have a live report from the white house next. ♪ e now i'm thinking...i'd like to retire early. let's talk about this when we meet next week. edward jones came to manage a trillion dollars in assets under care by focusing our mind on whatever's on yours. unstopand it's strengthenedting place, the by xfi pods,gateway. which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. charles: house majority mitch mcconnell will be democrats are already dismissing the deal. blake burman in d.c. with the latest. blake. reporter: day 31. partial government shut down no movement in washington. president stilt con still continuing to call for 5 billion doll for border wall fundings. $

its founders, chris wrestlers and beverly burned the are here with us tonight. in less than a year, we have already started programs in two of our facilities. and google.org recently announced it would invest $2 million into this proven program, that has a zero percent recidivism rate. and thanks to steve and kathy simon, we will soon be announcing further expansion. chris and beverly, steve and kathy, thank you for believing in indiana. [ applause ] i also attended the first graduation of a different workforce program. this one was down at the madison correctional facility. the graduation speaker was a young woman named brittany. she had been in prison for five years. while there, she got training in welding and manufacturing. she got the skills she needed, she got a job. [ applause ] that has enabled her to move into her own home. and she is now helping her seventh grade nephew, and her mom. in one year into her new career, she has earned a promotion. if i had to guess it would be the first of many. the best thing that britney told us, she said, i get to wake

broadway scene twice with two barnstorming shows he's married to joan collins and he's living in beverly hills so in a space of thirty years to go from that beginning. to that point further on is the most extraordinary imus like a judy garland movie with the spinning headlines in the influence so many people have recently as you saw your parents as victims of an ogre called show business way one oh well because their world was extremely insecure they had no insurance in the sense that they had no permanent employer you do a movie here stage appearance there and then it's gone and you have to rely on them and all their money and they lived large i mean my neither of them ever turned to me and explained anything about putting a bit of money away here but you know they lived large but the outside political world doesn't intrude that much i mean you say when you move from l.a. to london you can see the rubbish piling up in mayfair when i arrived in london in the early seventy's there were you know there were massive it was called the winter of discontent there was a lot of discontent in the

were a lot of strikes i remember power cuts walking around with candles and so on and to come from beverly hills of los angeles from this world of plenty and light into london plunged into darkness and strife and so on was the most extraordinary kind of movie although it was l.a. was pretty divided well yes but then your mum's a tory of course yes. yes yes you mention in the book that you might you were told by her that you might have to leave the country if there's a labor government yes presumably this is more to do with taxation rather than the way the famously called the brain drain in the light in the late seventy's and my mother's friend started i mean i remember she referenced michael caine just left. left to the states and she she didn't really explain it to me in any depth but she just said that the new government to come in which was a wilson ago. they had imposed a new higher tax on creatives. people in the upper brackets and so that that was contributing to her decision to go back to l.a. and i wept i really didn't want to leave england you know that was my home and of course a

in beverly hills, kpix 5. >>> coming up, things don't get much more cute than this. why these penguins are put on the world stage. ♪ ♪ jack in the box ♪ pannidos ♪ no-mess bag ♪ ♪ deli trio! ♪panni-do it while you're twerking at a construction site♪ ♪ wear a hardhat you're gonna do it right ♪ ♪ panni panni panni-do it low ♪ panni panni panni-do it slow ♪ panni panni panni-do it low [airhorn] [construction noise] >>> millions of visitors attending china's ice festival are getting their hearts melted. b what kind of penguins are they and what of imitating emacs e -- >> i think the madagascar movie. they were released for an event during china's ice festival. >> officials say the event is to allow the penguins to get outside and err out there under flappers. >>> did you know that coyotes eat deer, rabbits and rodents. >> here it is having a ball. >> we had a viewer send this video. he spotted this coyote playing with a soccer ball. for the longest time. he filled it and sent it in. >> we were looking at facts about coyotes. their distinctives being listed as least conce

in beverly hills, jennifer bjorklund, nbc news. >>> awards season is here.g up next on "today in the bay," the rainy season seems to be here as well. >> it's going to stay with us and be quite active over the next few days but today, we're going to take a break and just see some mostly cloudy skies. we'll get a look at the microclimates and that you can expect where you live coming up next. >> we see some leftovers, the sheen on the roadway, highway 101 through palo alto. smooth drive here. we'll talk about the new incident for the south bay i just saw. at sfo. flights delayed because of bay area rain. now the passengers have landed, but there's no one to unload their luggage. live report on that problem coming up next. a live look outs alto. >>> and a good monday morning to you all. taking a live look outside. the team is all back. we're having a lot of fun. hey, look, it is still slick out there. be careful as you head out this morning. mike will have a look at the commute in a bit. good morning to you. thanks for starting your day with "today in the bay."

reporting from beverly hills, i'm stephanie stan stop. philip, frances, back to you. >>> turning now to authorities in texas who have announced an arrest in the shooting death of 7-year-old jazmine barnes. houston police are charging 20-year-old eric black jr. with capital murder for the drive-by shooting which led to barnes' death. investigators say they are chasing leads which could lead to more arrests. >> reporter: one week after 7-year-old jazmine barnes was killed by gunfire, investigators said a tip led to the arrest of eric black jr. >> mr. black has acknowledged his role in jazmine's murder. and we've also received information that this involves a second individual as well. >> reporter: the harris county sheriff's department says black was taken into custody after a traffic stop. they say he admitted to driving the vehicle during the shooting and was accompanied by another person. jazz mine was riding in a car with her mother and three sisters early sunday when authorities say shots were fired. police didn't believe jazmine and h

let's go live to beverly hills let's go live to beverly hills for the big announcement. >>> for thoseining us, good morning. it's still very early. for those watching, welcome back. >> and now for the rest of the announcemen announcements. for best foreign language film, capernaum, lebanon cold war, poland never look away, germany roma, mexico shoplifters, japan. how is my posture? >> it's flawless, need to take a picture and recreate it. for best documentary short subject. black sheep end game lifeboat a night at the garden and period. end of sentence. >> nicely done. >> i insisted it should be at the end of that run. >> well done. well done. for best documentary feature, "free solo." "hale county this morning this evening." "minding the gap." "of fathers and sons." and "rbg." >>> at 2:00 p.m., that's when i'm ready hitting my stride. here are the nominees for achievement in production design design. "black panther" "the favourite" "first man" "mary poppins returns" and "roma." i had bananas for breakfast. >> really? >> no peanut butter? >> no. >> cereal? >> no. >> protein of any kin

encouragens, we visitors to go to beverly hills and disneyland, but basing yourself here makes for a really exceptional day. >> kim, thank you for taking us around town. kim: my pleasure. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to santa monica, california to learn more about its rich history. learn more about santa monica and other stops on our tour at c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. tv,ext on american history charlotte waste and talks about influential western women, including annie oakley, abigail scott dunaway, and jeanette rankin. story."o-author of "her the center for colorado's women's history hosted the event. it is about an hour. we could not be more happy that you are here to join us, and we are happy there is a center for colorado women's history. i am the education coordinator here.

reporting from beverly hills, i'm stephanie stanton. philip, frances, back to you. >> all right, stephanie, thank you. >>> we're more than two weeks into the government shutdown and neither side seems any closer to a deal. a white house team led by vice president pence met with congressional staffers to try and kind some common ground but they didn't make much headway. presumis now proposing to build a steel fence along the u.s. border instead of a concrete wall in hopes of bringing democrats to the table. nbc's jeff bennett has is latest. >> reporter: philip, good morning. president trump is now offering what he views as a concession in the ongoing shutdown standoff. he saie' in his administration to advocate for a steel barrier along theu.s./mexico border rather than one made of concrete. now the president said democrats don't like concrete, so we'll give them steel. but look, while mr. trump's definition of what constitutes a border wall is becoming more flexible by the day, democrats have said all along that a wall, whether made of

marion decided to sell her home and moved with him to beverly hills. she sold the mansion and the guesthouses to a man named joseph drown. he owned the bel air hotel and planned to turn the main mansion into a hotel, which he did called ocean house hotel. he took the guesthouse and the rest of the property and to share those with a beach club called the sand and sea club. it functioned at that way for 10 years. joseph was losing money on the hotel. it was expensive to upkeep. it had crown molding and fireplaces. the 60's were coming. a new modernto be era. he decided people did not want an antique hotel. with the estate -- the state that he could tell -- sell the property to the state if he demolished the building. he tore down the hotel and it became owned by the state. the sand and sea club still owned the property with the guesthouse and the pool and releasing the property and continuing to use it. 1994nt that way until the earthquake. with the earthquake, the bungalows not designed by julia morgan collapsed and aware red tagged. meanwhile, santa mo

roger fisk, and beverly hallberg. beverly, i will start with you.g for everybody in the sense that for people who like the president, they feel like they have seen a lot. and for people who don't like the president, there is a ton to rail against. it's been all things all people, no? >> very busy for the media field, as will pay lots to cover. when it comes to president trump, i travel around the country and i like to ask people who they would vote for if they're willing to tell me. i asked this question, "would you vote for him again?" when they say they voted for him. i've yet to meet a person who says they wouldn't vote for him again, even if the only reason was because they couldn't vote for hillary clinton. i think many republicans and independents don't always like his style, or his rhetoric. i think people are positive about tax cuts, rolling back regulation, supreme court, the supreme court nominees that have been confirmed, two of those. that's huge for people. and all the federal judges. i think there's a lot of people ask truly happy abou

beverly, i have reported on off-the-record meetings because i wouldn't bound by an agreement. if i was in the room i wouldn't tell anybody about it because you are giving your word unless the white house agrees to put it on the record. >> they broke the ethic rules you expect journalist to have. if you want to get good information to write better stories they will find more and more people, not just the president but higher ups that won't come forward with what's going on. the president has a point that leaks happen. >> the rest of the reporters should be serious. it makes future off-the-records less likely to happen. >> i spoke to my fox news colleague. he was in the luncheon and he said this is horrible. he said a reporter approached him about what went on and he wouldn't discuss it at all. he made the point that the white house might stop doing these. you shouldn't have off-the-record journalist but it's useful. you can find out what the president is thinking. i reached out to chuck todd and they said they couldn't discuss it because the meeting was off-the-record. it comes

. >> nos viene a la mente ciudades muy afluyentes como beverly hills, west wood y otras donde se vvan la necesidad. >> estamos hablando de una economÍa que se podría contar en varios 100 dos o quizÁs miles de millones de dÓlares, que le va representar al estado tambiÉn ingresos en impuestos. adriana: la sonda espacial de la nasa, "nuevo horizonte", tomara fotografÍas de alta resoluciÓn de un nuevo objeto desde 3500 km de distancia con el objetivo de reconocer su superficie y averiguar si tiene atmÓsfera u otros cuerpos celestes alrededor. y la loterÍamulti estatal, "mega millions", arrancÓ el 2019 con una fortuna en juego. esta noche realizÓ el primer sorteo del nuevo aÑo con un pozo acumulado de $425,000,000. los nÚmeros ganadores son el 34, 44, 57, 62, 70 y el mega ball 14. si hubiera ganador y decide cobrar elpremio en un solo pago, se llevarÍa aproximadamente 254 millones y medio de dÓlares. indignaciÓn y protesta en perÚ por los sobornos de odebrecht figuras polÍticas. una niÑa de origen hispano fue el primer este aqo nuevo llego con tremendoregalo para una familia del area de c

band queen another was the wife starring veteran actor actress glenn close a night of high drama in beverly hills rami ma at. the top price came as a true surprise. the jury chose bohemian rhapsody as best drama for rami mouth expert trail of queen front man freddie mercury his performance also earned him best actor in drama feel belongs thank you to freddie mercury for giving me the. time i love you. this is for the world yes. been very nice glenn close was named as best actress in a drama for her role then the wife. close appeared stunned when her name was called and her deeply personal except in speech marked the emotional high point of the night. you know women we were nurture is that that's what's expected of us we have our children we have our husbands are for lucky enough and our partners for whoever but we have to find personal fulfillment we have to fill our. five three. we have to say if i can do that i should be allowed to do that. the award for best foreign language film went to roma filmmaker alfonso ode to his childhood in one thousand nine hundred mexico he also picked up the

they went all over the beverly hills area. the driver asked if they wanted to see the sun set. they landed on this roof. he had a rose. some champagne. they take in the city view and sun set. and andre drops to one knee. i like that ice. she does too. >> i see the place you've chosen. >> it will look just right. >> she jumped on him and hugged him. that was the end. >> yes. >> all of the angle's were perfect. he really thought this one through and they lived happily ever happen. >> a difficult rescue. find out the additional danger that makes this so dire. >> there is so many layers to this and no room for a slip up. >> plus women of all ages are asked what they are looking forward to doing. >> finding love again. >> i'd like to see every country in the world. >> you won't believe some of their answers. >> living in nature with dogs. >> sorry. what? i didn't really know anything about my family history. went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first. i got a leaf right away. a leaf is a hint that is connected to each person in your family tree. i learned that my

>> the beverly hillbillies. >> cbs had "the beverly hillbillies."acres." >> "petticoat junction." and these rural fantasies of mayberryism. >> the hillbilly shows were everywhere and then they weren't. >> fred silverman who was running programming at cbs said, we're going to get rid of the shows that are most highly rated and replace them with shows that they thought would be more appealing to that younger audience. >> they changed the face of television. >> my name is norman lear. >> until 1971 he was a very successful if largely unheralded producer/writer in hollywood. but then he burst upon the public consciousness when he took on bigotry with his "all in the family." >> norman lear and bud yorkin created absolutely iconic shows. >> they revolutionized not only cbs but all of american television. >> our world is coming crumbling down. the coons are coming. >> to use language like that on tv was just unheard of. but it really captured a certain moment. >> archie, 12% of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out he

hello, andwelcome, everyone to the beverly hilton hotel. we have news tonight on olivia newton john and the report that she has only weeks to live. >>> also news on the golden globe winner who's taking on one of america's biggest music festivals. >> the show begins today with andy samberg and sandra oh. >> just heard that lady ga go and bradley cooper are presenting. that lends itself to a quartet. a singing quartet. >> oh, i don't sing. >> neither does bradley cooper so you're in good company. >> kidding. >> the hosts rolled the red carpet this morning and talked to us in the middle of the noisy last-minute preps. >> this sound, this sound will be going on throughout the entire show. >> a lot of forklift action during the show. this is how they're going tell people off if their speeches go on for too long. they're going start breaking down the set. >> when did you get the call, and what was the ra ex? >> it was a shock for me. i thought it was a joke. then i thought, fantastic. or terrifying. >> i'm andy samberg and this is my best friend

beverly, we talk about that. we're angry at both parties.ing parties we're all independent or more and more americans considered themselves independent. what is farfetched from independent run from howard schultz. >> he is self-described long-time democrat this is coming out of nowhere. he knows he would have no shot if he was in the democratic primary but he brings up good point in the "60 minutes" interview. he talked about fundamental issue with how much republicans and democrats, how much money they spend. our debt is the big issue. republicans have not dealt with the two years they had the house. you have a point. a lot of people wonder why not change the democrat party? they're moving so far to socialist platform these days. if he really wanted to have a reason to approach to try to change the trajectory, don't go for independent bid, try to change the democrat party. charles: although, tiana, like look it will be a donnybrook on the democrat side. it will be two or three dozen candidates. it will be a free-for-all out of this world. >

." >> welcome everybody to the beverly hilton hotel where you can hear the final preps under way for the golden globes on sunday. you can see them. >>> britney spears postponed her record breakingeto las vegas. we know about her alarming family emergency. >>> first it's been 29 days since kevin hart stepped down. did he set the stage for a come back? >> i called the academy today 'cause i really want you to host the oscars. >> ellen practically begged kevin hart to host today. she even joked it was a done deal. >> we're back with this year's oscar host kevin hart. >> the comedian stepped down in december. >> one of my biggest fears is my son growing up and being gay. that's a fear. >> i don't joke like that anymore. it was wrong. >> i don't joke like that anymore because that was wrong. that was a guy just looking for laughs and that was stupid. i don't do that anymore. >> kevin told ellen there were people out to get him. >> somebody has to take a stand against the quote unquote trolls. you have to. >> right, but they're going to win if you don't host the oscars. >> ellen facing a b

the star showed up on the red carpet in beverly hills as the two thousand and one thousand a word season kicked off with hollywood's first major award show the seventy sixth annual golden globes last year was the beginning of an ongoing movement until everyone was safe for women so this year's times the times today where they're making an effort to double the amount of people from minorities we not have women at the helm within this industry and within every industry and so it's just important to make sure that we keep the conversation going those conversations included unity in the united states solidarity in the world and equality in the entertainment industry to host sandro calling attention to one expected blockbuster crazy which asians made over two hundred million dollars at the box office sad asian moms everywhere. anyone with the sound like. the civil rights bill green book took home three prizes including best picture in the musical and comedy category and best original screenplay. it's got the movie and i want people to see this movie just losing the ability to bring people tog

by all means we encourage visitors to get to beverly disney land, but basing yourself makes for an exceptional kim, we thank you so much for taking us around today. next we read from eleanor memoir -- roosevelt's memoir. birthday eleanor roosevelt. ou know, it is one of the things that we are so lucky to have eleanor's papers here, papers of frank lynn roosevelt from his administration, and if you look two wings ding, the f the library are the eleanor roosevelt wings that were built in 1972. they were open, f.d.r. sketched the strublth

after learning it did not come popular deli in beverly hills. how do you find this out?ch: people around sumner -- a lot of them had something like ptsd. they actually loved to tell the stories of his abuse. he was a pretty abusive boss. he was also very smart, also very funny, but everyone seemed to have a sumner story they could not wait to tell. he was not like any other person. he had irrational fits of rage and he yelled at his subordinates a great deal. when that happens to you, it is not hard to find people wanting to tell you the story. -- these stories. brian: this has been going for a long time, but how many people has he fired? keach: he famously fired all these ceos, right? the former ceo of viacom, another former ceo of viacom -- he tried to fire tom cruise, even though tom cruise did not really work for him. he made this statement he was going to fire tom cruise from paramount pictures. he loved to push people out the minute he sensed this loyalty. isloyalty.yalty -- d brian: you suggested frank , who was the ceo of viacom, he did not like the fact he would

jeannie mancini, members of the board, my friend carl anderson to the knights of columbus, beverly lahayejim dalley and all of you, we are the pences, and we are pro-life. [applause] and we are honored to join you here at this 37th annual march for life rose dinner. i have to tell you that it is a special joy to be with you here tonight with my wife karen. she has been my wife for 33 years by she is so much more. a marine corps mom. and she is a champion of military families and spouses all around the world. if you have not heard about it, she is even an art teacher at a christian school. and i have to tell you, where is she? has she gone backstage? i want her to come back up. because i could not be more proud of the pro-life second lady of the united states of america, karen pence. isn't she something? and i tell you come up i go one step further, let me mention a friend of mine. fewst left his office a minutes ago and i told him i was headed your way. he is a leader whose heart you heard today at the march for life once again. i bring greetings from the 45th president of the united stat

i built a basement in my house in beverly hills and everybody comes over to my house to play. >> yep.usiasm forand dragons," and medieval role play, she's cool having a dungeon in her house. >> it was supposed to be the wine cellar and when the months started to happen, he has, like, these gigantic heads of dragons hanging from the wall. i love seeing part of it, like, organizing the room, giving his food there, cheese, crackers. >> the 42-year-old started dabbling with it when he was 10, and now he shares it with kids at children's hospital of pittsburgh. >> joe p h, how are you? good to meet you. >> we want to play this game. >> you do? >> he and his brother nick donated the game and spent several hours teaching the kids how to play. >> the harder this game is, it's about being able to step out of reality for wagon. >> stop the wagon. it's so important because it allows the kids to be kids while they're gngforcing t be grown-ups. >> well, joe is also a "dungeons and dragons" consultant. he loves it. he has even written a movie script. he's a fan. >>> coming up, ellen loves to next o

. >>> it was a night of those at the the sixth annual beverly hills. >> those awards handed out by the press association kicked out the entertainment award season. they take a look at the big winners. >>> the biopic about freddie mercury got best dramatic picture >> it's star one his first major award for best actor. >> thank you for giving me the joy of a lifetime. i love you you beautiful man. this is for and because of you. >> a tearful glenn coast urged women as she accepted her award. >> we have to say i can do that. and i should be allowed to do that. >> a star is born when only for best original song. the true story of 60s african- american pianist john in his white driver one best screenplay. christian bale delivered an unusual thank you after winning best actor for his portrayal of former vice president the cheney. >> thank you to satan for giving me the inspiration. >> cal burnett accepted the inaugural avoid recognizing outstanding achievement. >> i am godsmack by this. does this mean i get to accept it every year? and jeff bridges got this award for film achievement. >> unl

keach: beverly hills. brian: what kind of health does he have? keach: stable, but not good. people who know him say that he can't speak. he can't eat. he has a feeding tube. he can sometimes grunt, but he mostly communicated about a year ago through an ipad loaded with snippets of his voice. he would push buttons, they would say yes, no, his favorite curse words. he is barely there is how people -- brian: have you met him? keach: i have not. he was very ill before i started working on this project. brian: any reactions about this book you wrote from the family? keach: i cannot really answer the question directly. there has been no public reaction, let me put it that way. my reporting in this book -- i need to protect the sources i talked to for the book. there has been no public outcry, certainly. brian: page 275, it is the end of a trial in 2016 in los angeles superior court. were you in the courtroom? keach: i was not. i actually was on maternity leave. brian: what was the trial, and why was it so important? it's near the end of your book. keach: this is the final trial fo

seen out and about all over the place, january visits denver in beverly hills and sunday in new york city. and what about guest stars coming up? >> out of the loop. >> i wouldn't tell you if i did. >> but we don't even know. >> i honestly don't know. >> the cast has been tight-lipped about that, but ben stiller as former trump lawyer michael cohen is ready to get the call. >> i usually get the call the night before, but i'll be there if i get the call. >> it's saturday night. >> rachel will be making her appearance, and the musical guest is a hard rock band. >>> wendy williams will air repeats of her show next week as she deals with a medical issue. the talk show host is experiencing complications regarding her graves disease, and she will require significant time in the hospital. >>> "star trek" was on all-access, and the cast hit new york. including a new addition to the universe that we like to call hot spock. hot spocket. let's all think about that for a moment. >> is that a smile i see on your face? >> yes. >> so who is the new hot spock? he's ethan peck, 32 years old and star o

it's coming up in a live report from beverly hills at 5:55. don't miss it. >>> there is something you probably missed during last night's broadcast of the golden globes. >> winter is coming. fans got a glimpse of "game of thrones" there. when i say little glimpse, i'm talking about a little glimpse of what is coming in april. take a look. six seconds, that is all you got, and it looks like it will be a showdown between powerful women there. "game of thrones" back on hbo this april. >>> it's 5:26. coming up next on "today in the bay," top stories we're following on this monday morning, including the inauguration of gavin newsom as california's 40th governor. we're live at the state capitol in sacramento with all of today's festivities. >>> it's back to work monday. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza stacking up out there. look at the wet roads and when the next round of rain is coming your way, all coming up next right here on "today in the bay." ad >>> welcome to monday morning. let's take a live look outside, levi's stadium. look at tha

and a livet from beverly hills with all of the highlights from the big show. you don't want to miss that. >> we'll be in a fine mood on sunday evening after the beautiful day you'r forecasting, right? >> absolutely. first, we have to get through the rain. >> there's there. >> the usual. >> we havehowers in the area already, and a few rounds as we're expecting through the overnight hours. it could be more wint l-like. let'k at this video from whis time last year at the potomac. a difference a year makes. back in january, temperatures were down in the 20s. we were in the 20s.ni ovt lows in the teens. by the 7th of january, 8 degrees. not the case today. look at the cuent temperatures ght now.h our average h should be around 43 degrees and we're at 46 in the district. gaithersburg, 43. manassma ssas, how are you doing? 43 down there. a mildnuight by y standards. and a mild couple of days ahead. look at this temperature trend. wewe head through tomorrow, could reach around 51 degrees. sunday, 56. monday, might be the day that breaks this trend and we'll drop below

the golden globes, the stage is, champagne is on ice and final preparations are under way at the beverly hill hilton hotel. sandra owe and andy samberg will do the honors this year. it could be anyone's game when it comes to taking home the goldenstatues. the philadelphia eagles play at chicago bears tomorrow at 4:30. so we won't see the you at 6:00 but after the 8:00 golden globe awards. >>> now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> and for our forecast, as we continue throughout the weekend, kind of an ebb and flow as far as the weather i concerned fop for tonight, the course of rain is over, it endedarlier this afternoon. the skies clear out. .unshine returns in abundance for tomorr but the temperatures will do a rise and fall over the next several days'l talk about that in the forecast. tures here tempe inside the beltway at our studios,2 grees. winds still blowing from the northwest at 12 miles per hour. occasional gust of 15, 16 miles pe hour. keep an eye on the winds throughout the night tonight. rain showers not to speak of across our area right now as we show you thera r. showers well

the show airs live from the beverly hilton in l.a. at 5:00.ll have a final check of the forecast when we get back. >>> a view of our storm ranger mobile doppler radar picking up rain from the tri-valley into palo alto. scattered showers as we await this to wind down. sunday's storm ramping up. if you like wind and a lot more rain, you're in luck. that's the way your sunday's going to shape up. we think a break with isolated showers heading to the championship game at levi stadium on monday evening. >> fantastic. thank you very much, rob. >>> thanks for watching. we're back at 6:00. >>> tonight as the partial government shutdown drags into a third week, a bipartisan group tries to find common ground. amid new concerns about disruptions for millions of americans who receive government food assistance if the stalemate lasts much longer. >>> almost a week after the murder of 7-year-old jazmine barnes in houston, a community comes together. >> please let there be justice for her. i ask from the bottom of my heart. >> her mother joined by thousands

find out at 5:30 when we go live to beverly hills. that is this morning. the big show is sunday february 24th. abc 7 is the only place you can watch the oscars. >>> okay. i am a total slacker and i have not seen one of the movies this year you've seen several, though. do you have any favorites? >> "a star is born" is still my favorite. i know that's been kind of slipping as far as people's expectations because it didn't do so hot at the golden globes and i also really loved rami. i thought he was great in "bohemian rhapsody." >> sue hall liked "bohemian rhapsody" so much she saw it twice. >> i get it. it's pretty great. that's all you really need to know. >> we'll find out in a little less than an hour. >>> it is a major pain for commuters, but it turns out there's one big benefit to the temporary closure of san francisco transbay transit center. >>> also, members of a stafford fraternity are fighting being kicked out of their house. the time is running oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of onc