. ♪ there are some things that just aren't explainable ♪ >> hello, i'm bill murray. here everybody just calls me the new guy. >> when chevy chase leaves, bill murray comes in. >> come on, pop! >> cut, cut -- cut! makeup, can we get in here, please. sorry, fellas. dean. >> that just opened up other doors. and "saturday night live" was just kind of taking on. >> two wild and crazy guys! >> super bass-o-matic 6. you'll never have to skill or cut again. >> roseanne roseannadanna. >> cheeseburger, cheeseburger. >> no! >> where do we come from? >> france. >> it was the show for us. it was the show about us. >> you wanted to be a part of it. it was inextricably linked with the times. >> good afternoon. >> good night. >> and have a pleasant tomorrow. >>> monday, monday, monday, it's the greatest day of the week! >> throughout high school there was one show that was religious broadcasting that you had to watch. if you didn't see it you wouldn't have anything to talk about for all of tuesday and most of wednesday and a big part of thursday. >> why? because monday night is nfl

. >> dan aykroyd and bill murray would tell they have a hit on their hands. >> his character is a skeptics not afraid of ghosts. ♪ i ain't afraid of no ghosts. >> i am. i was scared of that movie when it came out. by the way, the theme song was written and performed by ray parker jr. it hit number one. it was nominated for an oscar. >> deservedly. >> yes, indeed. >>> while we are talking music, a lineup including brad pitt got together to pay tribute to chris co cornell, the musician who took his own life. >> i would like to introduce a very special duet. >> brad pitt introduced the daughter of his late friend chris cornell. the duet with ziggy marly was poignant. through years we have watched the father and daughter share red carpet moments. >> she's good. he loves to take care of people. >> are you excited? >> yes. >> why? >> because i want to see my daddy. >> i'm extremely proud. >> adam levine also performed at last night's benefit, which included 42 songs and lasted five hours. in the audience, leonardo dicaprio, courteney cox, and chris pine. another big moment? miley. the singer wo

. >> good old bill murray. he reveals what his real name is and why he decided to shorten it. you can watch it right here at 4:00 and stay tuned for nbc bay area followed by repo from president trump. >>> more than 180,000 people are in vegas. annual event showcasing new technology. >>> liz is live with the scoop t on the latest and greatest gad jets. looks like you have some in front of you there. >> reporter: absolutely. artificial intelligence is the brain behind many of the hot products here especially robotics. we are seeing more and more applications. it is getting more and more advanced each year learning ways ur preferences and even make predictions all to make our lives easier. walker can even get you a snack. >> we want walker to become that assistant in your family that is a lovedne. >> artificial intelligence programmed to give robots a personality and some times an attitude. >> please don't touch me when i am dancing. >> there is often robot that can fold your laundry. you also fold up your tv or get a screen with 8k resolution. it is one that could benefit from a

. ♪ there are some things that just aren't explainable ♪ >> hello, i'm bill murray. calls me the new guy. >> when chevy chase leaves. bill murray comes in. >> come on, pop! >> cut, cut -- cut! makeup, can we get in here, please. sorry, fellows. >> that just opened up other doors. and "saturday night live" was just kind of taking on. >> two wild and crazy guys! >> you will never have to cut again. >> roseann, roseanna-danna. >> cheeseburger, cheeseburger. >> where do we come from? >> france. >> it was the show for us. it was the show about us. >> you wanted to be a part of it. it was inextricably linked with the times. >> that's the news, good night. >> have a pleasant tomorrow. i'm ken jacobus and i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? getting used to each other's idiosyncrasies. it's an adventure. a test. [ grunting ] a test that jeff failed miserably. [ upbeat music starts ] the

bills. let'ss. murray: thank you, madam president. i ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: thank you, madam president. i woman to the floor today with a number of my colleagues on this 26th day of this deeply damaging and completely unnecessary trump

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. ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, from "isle of dogs," please welcome bill murray. [ applause ]e are two great things about the golden globes. one. and, two, this award. [ laughter ] the best motion picture of a musical or comedy. you've already seen the movies that are nominated. let's remind you one time. okay. >> announcer: "crazy rich asians." "the favourite." "green book." "mary poppins returns." "vice." [ applause ] >> i have a lot of friends in this category so i hope this is going to deepen our friendship. [ laughter ] oh, god, the winner is "green book." [ applause ] >> announcer: coming to the stage are writer producer and farrelly and jim birk. accepting the award tonight for "green book" is peter farrelly. [ applause ] >> congratulations. >> congratulations there, guys. >> oh, my god. >> you did it. >> wow. oh, my god. wow. that's unbelievable. i'm just so grateful. thank you very, very much. [ applause ] first of all, i want to thank the hollywood foreign press. this is beyond anything we ever imagined when we started shooting this thing. thank you so much. i want t

. >> talks with ellen about a toast bill murray hilariously shared with him during the award show celebrations. >> bill was, you know, toasting us and i don't drink, but bill toasted his glass on vego's head and linda and toasts on my head, and vodka just spills all over my face and is running down and into my eyes. >> hey, it's bill. he's a legend. he also reveals what his full name is and why he decided to shorten it. you can catch "ellen" right here on nbc at 4:00, then stay around for "nbc bay area news," followed by "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> nice to see bay area success. >>> 6:27. here are some of the top local stories we're working on you at san jose. san jose staple shutting its doors after more than 40 years. we have new video of a packed house over at harry's hoffbrow. how long time regulars have to say good-bye. >>> but first, it's every parent's worst nightmare, plans for a school shooting luckily stopped by police in the north bay, the student accused in that plot. >>> and 6:45, another apology, kevin hart talking directly to the lgbtq community this morning, whether

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. >> bill murray is one of my all-time favorites ever and, you know, i love that bosley was always ad the films and so i just -- i love that it was the way for me to sort of have a nice fun light vibe on set in a big fancy action movie. >> we hear that you are a big fantasy football fan and i'm the serious football expert at this table. [ laughter ] this week is the week we'll find out -- >> that was -- t we're chael this, this y getting -- we're doing just fine. i actually -- >> whoa. >> i get it. i get it. we win a lot. >> oh! except for when you play the giants, oh! >> it's always for me, i live in l.a. and these two little boys and my husband loves football and trying to make them rams fans so we're just sort of all in on rams for the -- i mean i'm going to stick with my hometown but the rams are also up so it's going to be an interesting weekend and it's going to be an incredible super bowl. >> hopefully you get a 50% chance of being happy because one of those could win and the afc and the nfc so your kids could be rams fans and patriots fans and get away with it both. we're big

bills. let'ss. murray: thank you, madam president. i ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: thank you, madam president. i woman to the floor today with a number of my colleagues on this 26th day of this deeply damaging and completely unnecessary trump shutdown. we are here today to lift up the voices and stories of the people who are being hurt by president trump and his senate republican allies and to once again call on republican leaders here in the senate to finally allow a vote and work with us to end this manufactured crisis, because while president trump is very focused on his political game, actual people, their families, their communities, are paying the price. people we represent, moms and dads, workers, small business owners, people who did not do anything wrong, who just want to do work, do their job, serve their communities, all of them have been pulled into president trump's chaos and dysfunction, and it needs to end. so, madam president, i am very

dagen: to quote bill murray from caddy shack, dogs and cats living together. that was ghostbusters.on. what is this movie about? bryan cranston is quadriplegic in the film and kevin hart enters his life. >> the story behind this movie, is interesting as the movie. this is based on a real-life situation that happened between french aristocrat named philip deboer go and this really happened. it was made into a french film in 2011. the second biggest french film ever phenomenon. they made two other remakes, argentine one and an indian one. this was supposed to come out a year ago but it was a weinstein films i don't have to tell you what happened there. it is truly the store, the reason it has been made so many times, it shows your past is not your destiny and unlikely friendships can be transformative and that is what this is about. kevin hart, bryan cranston has won enemies for drama. dagen: as a tony for portraying lbj. i met him after that. >> you forget how funny he is. he goes to to do with kevin hard. dagen: he is very funny in person. let's talk about the sopranos because that

and senator murray for introducing this bill today. my hope, and i think it has been affirmed today, is that when we gather again for equal payday, april 2 this year, we will be celebrating the passage of this bill in the house, and then onto the senate. thank you very much. and i want to introduce emily martin from the national women's law center, a wonderful friend and leader on all of the things that affect women and girls. note specifically asked to that she started her distinguished career in congresswoman delauro's district. yale lawschool -- school. ms. martin: i am throughout to be standing shoulder to shoulder with so many leaders from the 116th congress. thank you to representative delauro, speaker pelosi, chairman scott, senator murray, to all of those standing up for equal pay. the november election showed us the power of women as voters and leaders, the power of women of color as voters and leaders. at the paycheck fairness act is a key part of the answer to that call for change that we heard so badly in november. how do i

bill. the electric company is threatening to turn off her power to her home, to her barn, to her murray milk power and milking machines. she received one installment firm of facilitation program to help mitigate the effects of the trunk tariffs. she has not received the second installment because the shutdown. the second installment is needed to help her pay her bills. she says she'll be in better shape when they cover the new farm bill. and i applaud senator pat robertson stop and offer issuing that through almost unanimous vote. unfortunately, no work is being done to get the program up and running because of the government shutdown. she's frustrated and worried about her future. she's an honest hard-working person implementation of the farm bill we spent more than a year working on i was on the committee conference and i worked hard to deliver for vermont in our nations farmers. especially a struggled with the dairy farmers now on hold during the shutdown in nearly every agency is furloughed. the president is he shutting down the government paralyzing our country it is necessary to addres

. >> i'm sure bill barr will be asked about his position on making it public during confirmation hearings. sara murrayhank you very much. pop poppy? >>> much to discuss here. let's bring in cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin and jack jack jackie kucenich from the daily beast. we know cohen can't disclose a lot of what he talked about with mueller's team on the russia probe. he can say a lot of other things. what do you think it means to the president and how do you expect it to be? >> it's significant politically. i don't think there will be a legal case here. the president is not going to be indicted by mueller. there is justice department policy against it. the question is will this investigation lead to impeachment which is a political process more than a legal process. i think there is going to be open questioning of cohen during his testimony on february 7th. remember, there are no rules of evidence at a congressional hearing. so he can be asked all hearsay questions. what did donald trump say to you about stormy daniels? what did he say about karen mac d dougal? what did he say about other w

president said to me and senator murray there were three things he wanted in the legislation before he could sign it. i told the president that if he would not oppose the bill as it made its way through the congress, that those three things would be in the final bill or i wouldn't bring it to him. on december 10, 2015, president obama signed that bill. it's called the every student succeeds act. he called it a christmas miracle, even though there were plenty of provisions in it he didn't agree with. the three things mentioned were -- i promised him that but there were plenty of other things he did not agree with. he kept your word, he told me. you did too, i said to the president. now that's how you get a result when you have divided government and strongly held opinions. why as a republican did i agree to a democratic president's request with which i did not concur? because i have read the united states constitution, that's why. and i understand if the president does not sign a law, it does not become a law. on the other hand, i knew that the entire law was historic in what it was doing. "the wall street journal" said that it was the greatest evolution of

bills to reopen the government, and that's important because tomorrow 800,000 federal employees go without their pay packets, and saturday marks the longest shutdown in us history, so there's a lot to play for. murrayd. our top story this lunchtime. britain's biggest car—maker, jaguar land rover, announces thousands of job losses, with most of them in the uk. and still to come... the duchess of sussex becomes the patron of four charities, that champion causes close to her heart. coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on bbc news... the draw has been made for the first round of the australian open and there's a tough path ahead for the british number one johanna konta. heavy snow is causing widespread disruption across much of central and eastern europe. at least fourteen people have been killed, and avalanche warnings are at their highest level. ski resorts and mountain villages have been evacuated, and three regions in austria have been declared catastrophe areas. our correspondent, bethany bell, reports from scheibbs, in the foothills of the austrian alps. winter has central and eastern europe in its grip. for days now, much of the region has been covered in a thick blanket of snow. and mo

bills. let's vote to end this national nightmare. madam president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, madam president. i ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: thank you, madam president. i woman to the floor today with a number of my colleagues on this 26th day of this deeply damaging and completely unnecessary trump shutdown. we are here today to lift up the voices and stories of the people who are being hurt by president trump and his senate republican allies and to once again call on republican leaders here in the senate to finally allow a vote and work with us to end this manufactured crisis, because while president trump is very focused on his political game, actual people, their families, their communities, are paying the price. people we represent, moms and dads, workers, small business owners, people who did not do anything wrong, who just want to do work, do their job, serve their communities, all of them have been pulled into president trump's chaos and dysfunction, and it needs to end. so

.>> bill belichick bothered tht the person didn't seem to know which of the two williams receivers he was asking the question about yesterday, there's mike and tyrell on the chargers. tyler murray play baseball for the oakland as. they expect him to enter the upsoming nfl draft. spring training is right around the corner. tough to do both, even though he said he would like to. nothing like getting hit in the head, especially when you don't expect it. look what happens to james harden of the rockets last night. the mil assist, and a 7 point wn for the bucs. super bowl liii is coming and so are the clydesdales which means some of the great commercials. budweiser said they will purchase five and-a-half minutes of ad time in super bowl liii. we always see great budweiser ads. cheryl: bud light, it's the second largest sponsor of the nfl. >> it's one of those great ads. cheryl: bring on the clydesdales. thank you very much. jared's sports reports are on fox news headlines 24/7, sirius xm channel 115. lauren: don't go anywhere, we have -- selloff is a strong word. it's a slight decline in the futures. we've seen it a lot worse. the world's richest man is divorcing his wife of 25 year

murray: thank you, madam president. madam president, we are 26 days into president trump's completely unnecessary government shutdown. 26 days of pain and uncertainty, 26 days of missed paychecks and missed bills. 26 days, the longest in our country's history. i have heard from so many constituents in my home state of washington who have been impacted by this shutdown, heart-wrenching stories, workers who do not know how much longer they can make it without a paycheck. members of our u.s. coast guard, the very men and women who stand ready 24/7 to make harrowing rescues and keep our country safe didn't get paid yesterday, did not get paid yesterday marking the first time ever that service members have not been paid because of a shutdown. small business owners who don't know when their s.b.a. loans will come through, people who are dedicated to our national parks, our national treasures who are in despair as they hear about trash piling up and irreparable damage being done. people waiting in lines at airports, worried about food inspection, worried about losing their homes or their cars or their jobs. entire families, entire communities impacted, uncertain and scared. in my home state of washin

murray: mr. president, the fact that the united states is debating and voting on this bill attacking women's health care right now is an absolute disgrace. we are 27 days into president trump's completely unnecessary government shutdown. workers are not being paid. families are huddled around their tables wondering which bills to pay and which expenses to cut. our national security is being impacted. our parks are filling up with trash. our economy is losing billions of dollars. the list goes on. it needs to end. so i urge my colleagues, vote no against this bill today that would erode women's health care and take away our constitutionally protected rights. demand that republican leaders let us vote to open up the government and then let's get back to work getting our country back on track. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. mr. schumer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. schumer: first i want to just echo the words of my colleague, our great ranking member of health and human services, senator murray. and now, look, folks, the trump shutdown drags into its 2

president said to me and senator murray there were three things he wanted in the legislation before he could sign it. i told the president that if he would not oppose the bill as it made its way through the congress, that those three things would be in the final bill or i wouldn't bring it to him. on december 10, 2015, president obama signed that bill. it's called the every student succeeds act. he called it a christmas miracle, even though there were plenty of provisions in it he didn't agree with. the three things mentioned were -- i promised him that but there were plenty of other things he did not agree with. he kept your word, he told me. you did too, i said to the president. now that's how you get a result when you have divided government and strongly held opinions. why as a republican did i agree to a democratic president's request with which i did not concur? because i have read the united states constitution, that's why. and i understand if the president does not sign a law, it does not become a law. on the other hand, i knew that the entire law was historic in what it was doing. "the wall street journal" said that it was the greatest evolution of