david begnaud, cbs news, buffalo. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday.ome of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember, you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. ers, including one american back home. the original capsule was damaged by meteorites. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> airports and travelers are still feeling the effects after a stunning computer outage that grounded all domestic flights this morning, leaving questions about what could have caused this. >>> plus, there is another big headline tonight involving congressman george santos. he says he will not step down despite growing calls to resign from members of his own party. and there is a new resume of lies he has admitted to telling. but we want to begin with some surprising information that we received just this afternoon, another batch of biden documents with classified markings were found. today the white house and the president's lawyers wouldn't

david begnaud, cbs news, buffalo. >> o'donnell: never forget her kindness. "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. capti >>> good evening, and some good news. some welcome news tonight after getting battered by storm after storm. we are getting a brief break. today's rain was nothing like the storms that we saw this week. now it is still rat on the richmond -san rafael bridge but those showers are tapering off. after that we will see a full day without rain. so without further ado, let's get to first alert meteorologist paul heggen. take it away. >> good news has been in short supply lately, so even if it is temporary i am glad to deliver the good news in the short term. let's take a look at the last of the showers that we are tracking this evening. mainly north of the golden gate. there are pockets of heavier rain, especially over na

. >> great morning here in buffalo, new york. damar hamlin is back home in buffalo, new york.ere at the hospital behind me at buffalo general recovering and also doctors running tests to figure out exactly what happened that led to him going into cardiac arrest. look here. the tweet he sent out yesterday. big news weighs back home in buffalo, 24-year-old sharing the big news that he was here tweeting that he was watching the world come around him and was truly an amazing feeling saying the same love you all have shown to me is the same love i plan to put back into the world and more. bigger than football. one week ago, bill, hamlin wasn't able to breathe on his own after a routine hit on the football field that left him in critical condition for days. according to the hospital here in buffalo, hamlin is stable and continues to make significant progress. doctors in cincinnati, he was watching from his hospital bed and it got hamlin off on his feet. the bills had a big lead. >> we learned this week the bills mafia is a very real thing and feel the love from you all in western ne

>> it's heartbreaking to see what's going on in my hometown of buffalo, new york.till praying for damar. >>> coming up, we're awaiting the house to reconvene soon after failing to elect a speaker of the house, once again. so what happens next? >>> we're about an hour away from the house of representatives returning to session after republicans failed again to elect a new speaker. this as the senate minority leader kevin mccarthy and president biden showed off a rare moment of bipartisanship in kentucky. our white house correspondent jeremy diamond has our report. >> reporter: president biden is kicking off 2023 with a searing contrast. while house republicans are still squabbling over their choice for speaker, biden is taking a major victory lap with senate republican leader mitch mcconnell at his side, showing what can get done when democrats and republicans work together. >> after years of politics being so divisive, there are bright spots across the country. the bridge is one of them. for decades, people have talked about the brent suspense bridge. b but, folks,

news coverage. because of what happened on monday night football. buffalols safety is in critical condition after collapsing following a collision during the first quarter of tonight's game between the buffalo bills and the cincinnati bengals. hamlin fell on his back. moments after getting. he tackled the bengals wide receiver. tee higgins. stood up. but then collapsed. buffalo bills team trainer scott got to him within ten seconds after he collapsed. an ambulance was brought onto the field. and he was administered cpr. also we are told defibrillators. which indicates possibly. and again we do not have specific information. but possibly. that it has something to do with his heart. that is why you do cpr and they defibrillator. we have got a lot to get to this hour. joining us now is cnn contributor bob costas. on the phone. cnn sports anchor coy wire. coy, i want to start with you because you were just part of this nfl conference call where they made clear that they do not have any specific updates on them are hamlin's medical condition. which is something

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a welcome sight for droughts ravaged california and residents of buffalo new york are working to dig out from under more than four feet of snow that fell during last week's historic blizzard. in the coming days temperatures are expected to rise above freezing but in the area at risk of flooding is all the snow and ice melts. >> we go through this every year. all of this is going to flood. we can't shovel this out to get to the drain. they ask for people to cooperate. we are trying to cooperate but they're not cooperating with us. >> county officials say they prepare for possible flooding by stockpiling pumps and generators in digging draining ditches for melting snow. so mike after mass cancellations and chaos southwest airlines is finally back on a full schedule. it had only five cancellations on saturday as the vice president of the airlines pilots association is urging people to give them another chance. >> i encourage them to give us another shot. i think we are going to end up fixing this going forward. it does take a very large event to make this happen and the union is deftly

. >> we begin tonight in buffalo, new york. john: back at home, the list of communities synonymous with mass shootings continue to grow. the alleged shooter has been charged with federal hate crimes. just 10 days later, uvalde, texas. a gunman killed 19 children and two teache in an elementary school. more than 375 law enforcement than ane subdue the shooter. >> my sister texted me, i love you. i texted her, are you ok? i did not know what was going to happen. john: highland park, illinois. a gunman opened fire, killing seven people. colorado springs, colorado. a nightclub was the scene of a shooting that left five people dead. the gunman has been charged with fedel hate crimes. chesapeake, virginia. a walmart manager killed six people in the employee break room. all told, there have been more than 600 shootings in the united states in which at least four people were killed or wounded. congress passed its first major gun reform legislation in nearly three decades. enhancing background checks for gun buyers der the age of 21 by

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he has been released from intensive care and transfer to a facility in buffalo, new york one week aftereart stopped and had to be resuscitated. dr. say he has made a remarkable recovery. on sunday he wants to his teammates win against the new reglan patriots. players across the nfl he honored him by wearing his jersey. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narratoryou're watching pbs. ♪♪ announcer: usa today calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs video app lets y watchhe best of pbs anytime, anywhere. simply download the pbs video app on your mobile or streaming device. >> on "the newshour tonight, mass arrests in brazil after thousands stormed government buildings. >> president biden meets with his counterpart in mexico city as the u.s. announces a strategy shift at the southern border. >> and a navy veteran describes being

he joins us from buffalo new york james. davis says a republican political strategist. he joins us from arlington, virginia and joining us from vancouver. canada is glenn carl a former central intelligence agency officer. thank you gentlemen for being with us on insight story our sharp. let me start with you and ask you about the timeline, which is a big question. everyone's asking of course given that the first batch of documents were discovered six days before the midterm elections. why did it take so long to tell the public about these discoveries? i think the most important thing about either these two cases with either these two presidents is the concept that no one should be above the law. so peace of the timeline that i think is really relevant here. is it that really speaks to how people behave is november the second we've found or the pipe the biden team found those documents november the third is when they handed them over to the national archives. they were within one day and into the national archives who they themselves the notify the justice department. th

host: charles, buffalo, new york, independent. caller: the most critical question is the future of america in the hands of these people. these people are a circular firing squad. they are not competent or capable of leading us into the next century. in the hands of these people, all of them, democrats republicans, it is a circular firing squad, and we've got to as americans with commonality of interest, we've got to find a way to get out of that hole crew. thank you. host: ok. this is fox news from capitol hill. fox has been told it is believed that the new proposal by mccarthy could get him to 200 and 14 votes. that may not cross the threshold. remember that if the majority of those votes by name that he needs, 434, which it sounds like there won't be, the magic number is 218. it matters who shows up, and what name they say when your last name is called by the clerk. the other tweet as a thought that it will be one vote at noon, and they will see what stance. it will be damming for the house speaker candidates if the houseboat sh

the "buffalo news" reports hamlin was discharged from a buffalo hospital. it came nine days after his heart stopped and had to be resuscitated on the field during a game in cincinnati. doctors said he underwent a comprehensive medical evaluation after being transferred to a buffalo hospital on monday. bills coach sean mcdermott says it's too soon to know when hamlin might visit the team. >> obviously grateful first and foremost that he's home and with his parents and his brother, which is great. sure it's felt like a long time since he's been able to be home naturally there. and i'm sure it's a great feeling. >> doctors say hamlin will continue his rehabilitation at home and with the bills. >>> cbs chicago says a fire caused extensive damage to an illinois chemical plant. yesterday's fire about 90 miles southwest of chicago sent thick smoke billowing into the air. a shelter-in-place order for people living nearby was lifted about eight hours after the fire started. officials say the plant was evacuated, and all employees were accounted for. one firefighter,

so call now for free information. >>> we are following breaking news. buffaloafety damar hamlin is in critical condition in a cincinnati hospital. the bills say he suffered a cardiac arrest after taking a tackle early in monday's game against the bengals. the team says his heartbeat was restored on the field and he was taken to the university of cincinnati medical center where he's currently sedated. 24-year-old hamlin is in his second year in the nfl. he's played every game for the bills this season. earlier cnn's john berman spoke with jay skerski, a reporter for the buffalo news who was at the game. he described what it was like watching the scene unfold. >> reporter: it appeared to be a relatively normal football play where damar hamlin was involved in the tackle on tee higgins and because there was a crowd around of other players and officials after the play, none of us at first saw him collapse from the press box from a pretty high vantage point, so we never saw him collapse. it was very apparent from the reactions of the players around him and the offici

and joining me is the mayor of buffalo, new york, byron brown, thank you for coming in. ut the continuing progress that damar is making? >> absolutely great news. uplifting news. community has been through a lot. what happened to damar hamlin, his injury was another gut punch to the city of buffalo and to see him recovering so remarkably is certainly lifting spirits throughout our community and across the country. >> absolutely. you know, mayor, we just heard -- we heard adrienne played some sound from his care team and doctors treating him and we heard that doctors said that his first question when he woke up was, did we win? what do you think when you heard that? >> it is amazing. you hear so many stories of dammar ma'am lynn being a giving spirit and being a loving person and sharing his love for his teammates. it is not surprising that the first thing that he would say when he woke up is did we win? certainly someone that has worked hard to become a professional football player and it just shows the type of character he has and the way he cares for his teammates. >> a

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the lieutenant governor, the mayor of new york, and the mayor of buffalo, the chief of the nypd, the - the speaker of the new york city council, all at the same time holding office. the subject that we came together to address is very serious. evidence suggests crime rates has risen since the pandemic, particularly in our communities, here in new york city major crime has jumped 22% last year. while statistics don't always tell the whole story, presidents of african american communities and organizations and residents of those communities are say quite clearly if a feel unsafe and are concerned. new york city mayor eric adams was there at thursday summit and talked about the problem on this program last night. >> i know we must have for prevention. the long term things, prevention, we are putting in place in an unprecedented way in our administration. we cannot continue to deny the intervention. people are dying right now. >> thursday's meeting was held behind closed doors at national action network so the black leaders of several could speak freely and frankly -- audrey stewart-cousi

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families who had to identify their own children with dna, that's how deplorable that was, you saw in buffalo, new york meeting with ten members of the ten victims who were killed and meeting with those families and dealing with heartbreak. this is a president who feels, able to feel what people are going through because he knows what lost means to families. he wants to continue to fight and speak out against this and you have seen his statements the last several days sadly, what we have seen with gun violence across the country so you will continue to see that and he will continue to speak about this in a way that lifts up the families dealing with this loss, devastating loss and continue to call on congress to take action. [inaudible] the political public perception dynamic and what the president has been facing? >> i'm just not going to comment from here. joey. continue to call on congress to take action. >> is any sense that it shifts the political perception dynamics of what the president has been facing? what is the strategy? public lighthouse now, what can the white house do to overcome? >>

a couple of rough weeks in the city of buffalo new york.utal blizzard that left at least 41 dad in new york state. joining me now as the mayor of buffalo, byron brown. mayor brown, i must start by asking you about a football player on the buffalo bills team, damar have mullen. who on monday, collapsed on the field and was taken to a hospital. we've seen the community really coming together with an outpouring of sympathy, donations, and just this afternoon they posted a muscle john social media thinking his fans and supporters. what is the latest on his recovery and the mood in the city of buffalo? >> damar hamlin's recovery, reverent, has been nothing short of remarkable. he continues to recover and make progress. and certainly in my estimation shows the power of prayer. people bring in buffalo, erie county, western new york all across the country. and all across the world. this young man's heart stopped on two occasions, according to his family. on the field, and again at the hospital. and now he is able to speak to family, has medical tea

he joins us from buffalo, new york. james davis is a republican political strategist. he joins us from arlington, virginia, and joining us from vancouver, canada is glen call, a former central intelligence agency officer. thank you gentlemen, for being with us on inside, sorry, our shot, let me sot with you and ask you about the timeline, which is the big question. everyone's asking, of course, given that the 1st batch of documents were discovered 6 days before the mid term elections. why did it take so long to tell the public about these discoveries? i think the most important thing about either these 2 cases with either these 2 presidents is the concept that no one should be above the law. so piece of the timeline that i think is really relevant here is that really speaks to how people behave is november. the 2nd we've found the pipe. the biting team found that the documents november the 3rd is when they handed them over to the national archives. they were within one day headed to the national archives, who they themselves then notified the justice department. the cr

welcome back to our 11th hour special coverage of the breaking news out of the nfl tonight. buffalos, safety 24 -year-old damar hamlin collapsed during times monday night football game, after a tackle, he's given cpr an oxygen on the field. whose and taken by ambulance to a local cincinnati hospital, and trauma, center where he remains in critical condition. back with us is dr. vin gupta, critical care pulmonologist, he advises the seattle sea hawks. resist got enough date, local reporters have gotten a call with, nfl they've shared some of what -- conference call starting, now jeff miller, who is on the nfl communications team starts to call by saying there will be no update on tamar hamlin's medical condition tonight, nor any update on when the game will be resumed. troy vincent, who's the ebp of football operations said, coaches and players were traumatized by what they saw on the field, and suddenly their head coach for the players discussed resuming tonight's game, troye went on to say, he's never seen anything like it. the nfl said that the bills are going to return to buffalo

cbs news, buffalo. >> and that is the overnight news for this friday.news continues. for others, please check back later. for cbs mornings. and of course, follow us online any time at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capital. >>> this is cbs news flash. lisa marie presley has died after suffering cardiac arrest at 54. the news came hours after her mother priscilla presley confirmed she was taken to the hospital thursday. the singer just attended the golden globes on tuesday, celebrating austin butler's award for playing her father in "elvis." >>> at least seven people were killed when storms slammed the southeast. in hard-hit alabama, 12 others were hospitalized and tens of thousands are still without power. >>> a tax season begins on january 23rd. the irs expects to receive 4 million more returns this year. the deadline t o file extendedo april 18th. cbs news, new york. >>> breaking news. the severe tornado outbreak in the south leaving behind significant destruction and reports of injuries. plus the investigation just announced into president

our breaking news continues tonight. buffalo4 demar, hamel of to the first quarter of tonight's games between the bills and the cincinnati bengals. what you're seeing right now are people from outside of cincinnati and fans of the bills and fans of the bengals holding a bit of a vigil outside of the hospital tonight in support of them are. he fell on its back just moments after getting up from an open field tackle, a wide receiver, buffalo bills team turner got to him within ten seconds after he collapsed. an ambulance was brought on to the field and he was administered cpr. i want to bring in former nfl player, dontÉ stallworth and what you're seeing to night as well,, dante you have people out there that are showing support and who are wondering what has happened and whether he will be okay. we are monitoring all of the different imports coming and waiting for official reporting, official news about his current condition. he has been in critical condition. i wonder what is going through your mind. and tonight, in particular, t

. >> it is incredible he is back in buffalo and this news is coming to us. there is still a long road to recovery, a major milestone but more to come. can you talk to us about what doctors describe as the next steps for damar ham lynn now that he is there. >> that's a great question. and one of the reporters had asked that question, and now, he is under the care of a different medical team some of the they're kind of deferring those questions to them, so like i said, it is still tbd where he has been transported to, but it seems like they are just kind of sharing the good news here, and the latest update here, that he has been released, and they are leaning on the physicians who are watching him and closely monitoring closely monitoring there but it sounds like the flight to buffalo ended up well, he is doing well at the moment but a little weak. >> kathy park, understandably so. thank you for the update. i noil will keep you up to date on his condition. appreciate it. >>> coming up here on the show. the fulton county grand jury just wrapping up its investig

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eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> tucker: she's the director of the response to love center in buffalo, newt offers hot meals and guidance. on a saturday morning, early this month, thieves tried to rob the center. sister mary responded. she went outside and she saw the thieves setting up a ladder. she prayed as she kicked the ladder. the thieves ran away. she's a nun and a leader at the response to love center. she's also our employee of the month. show joins us. we are honored to have you on tonight. your response to this burglary amazes me. can you describe what happened? >> well, it happened i was tossing with wrestling with god because i wanted to sleep a little longer on saturday. something told me to get up. i got up, sat on green emerald island. that's my chair where i prayed. i sat there for an hour in prayer. i said i will have breakfast with my two sisters. walked down the stairs and i heard noise. i thought it was the newspaper or someone driving down. i opened up the door, i saw the stepladder. i said oh, this doesn't belong here. closed the door again. i thought, i got to move

buffalo. what his doctor said today about his recovery >>> new details on a 6-year-old student accused of shooting a teacher in virginia. how police say he got the gun. >>> the former president of brazil reportedly hospitalized in the u.s. a day after his supporters stormed the country's capital in echoes of january 6th. the major crackdown. more than 1,000 detained >>> the new bombshells from prince harry. the accusations he's leveling at his stepmother, camilla parker-bowles. >>> the grim discovery in the massachusetts home of a missing mom as her husband appears in court >>> and how a tiktok video led to the gift of a lifetime for an 82-year-old veteran. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening in california nature's floodgates are wide open tonight that series of atmospheric rivers still flowing and bringing jaw-dropping rain and snowfall totals leaving many without power, others forced from their homes. the conditions forcing high water rescuers into action. days of heavy rain saturating the ground have triggered mudslides and debris flows and forced road clo

welcome back to our 11th hour special coverage of the breaking news out of the nfl tonight. buffaloafety 24-year-old damar hamlin collapsed during times monday night football game, after a tackle, he's given cpr an oxygen on the field. whose and taken by ambulance to a local cincinnati hospital, and trauma, center where he remains in critical condition. back with us is dr. vin gupta, critical care pulmonologist, he advises the seattle sea hawks. resist got enough date, local reporters have gotten a call with, nfl they've shared some of what -- conference call starting, now jeff miller, who is on the nfl communications team starts to call by saying there will be no update on tamar hamlin's medical condition tonight, nor any update on when the game will be resumed. troy vincent, who's the ebp of football operations said, coaches and players were traumatized by what they saw on the field, and suddenly their head coach for the players discussed resuming tonight's game, troye went on to say, he's never seen anything like it. the nfl said that the bills are going to return to buffalo this

. >> this is jon scott from spectrum news in buffalo.ological intact -- what have been those signs that you have seen from him that give you the reasoning to make that assessment? >> we are in the situation where we wanted to allow him to gradually wake up as the rest of his body was healing and last night he was able to emerge and follow commands and even ask who had won the game. >> and time linewise, i'm sure you don't necessarily deal with these events regularly but how common is it from monday night to now for that sort of improvement to be made? >> the answer to that is it's variable. we do manage post-cardiac arrest patients routinely as part of critical care in all of our icus and it's variable but it speaks to his age, his incredible fitness and then again i don't think we could emphasize enough the immediate medical response, the fact that he had highly trained professionals from the buffalo bills in addition to having paramedics, emergency physicians, respiratory therapists all right at his bedside in less than a minute from t

back with us tonight, jay, skarovsky bills reporter for the buffalo news. jay, you and i met exactly one week ago, right around this time, about an hour and a half after damar hamlin's heart stopped on the field. give us the latest on this extraordinary week, and his recovery. >> yeah, miraculous i think is probably the right word to use for this recovery, i seem like every day finally had the breathing to removed, and he could face time with his teammates. i have to tell you how uplifting that was the entire organization. it is well enough to have flown on to buffalo, and continue with his recovery here. this entire process has just been, number one, it's been taxing on everyone involved, in the organization. there's been a lot of prayers, there's been a lot of worry about damar hamlin, but to see the recoveries made, i think it's been a weight off of everyone's shoulders. this entire team feels incredibly fortunate, to now have until, marbach canyon a all the players are very excited to see him soon. >> they sure are happy, i want to share a little bit of

while mean, buffalo, new york, residents are working to dig out from under more than 4 feet of snow that fell during last week's historic blizzard. in the coming days temperatures are expected to ride well above freezing putting the area at risk of flooding as all that snow and ice melts. >>> erie county officials say they've prepared stockpiling pumps and generators and digging drainage ditches for melting snow. >>> still ahead on cnn, we're looking ahead to the new year and challenges including a new combination vaccine for covid and the flu. details after the break. >>> plus long haul covid, the lingering condition after an infection that's responsible for millions of deaths. we will talk to an expert about its dangers. frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prprilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work.. pepcid. strong relief for fafans of fast. >>> with 2023 officially upon us cnn is looking ahead to the challenges and opportunities we could face in the year ahead. paula hancocks focuses on north korea where kim jong-un has called for an expedient

after workers at a starbucks in buffalo, new york voted to unionize in late 2021. >> a new startup wants to get rid of plastic pill bottles. rich demuro takes a look in tonight's tech smart. >> let's face it. your medicine cabinet is probably a mess of plastic bottles and half used blister packs some with questionable expiration dates. this actually turns into dirt. now a startup named cabinet wants to help you organize your pills and save the planet in the process. cabin health is a sustainable health care company that invented the world's first refillable income. possible medicine system gone. is the plastic pill bottle with you? cutting back on close. if you just try to open it, not going and that's right in its place. stackable refillable glass containers. you don't have to throw away roughly 3 to 5%, which means the vast majority of lows and up in oceans, landfills and eventually car bodies. cabinet bottles feature a childproof caps and unique magnetic lid. you replace it when you refill. so the expiration date is accurate. there's also a qr code. you can scan for easy to read instr

. >>> meantime, residents of buffalo, new york, are working to dig out from under more than 4 feet ofnow that fell during last week's historic blizzard. in the coming days temperatures are expected to rise well above freezing, putting the area at risk of flooding as well as all that snow and ice melts. erie county officials say they've prepped -- they are prepped stockpiling pumps and generators and digging drainage ditches for melting snow. >>> after mass cancellations and chaos during christmas, southwest airlines says it's back on a full schedule. the u.s.-based carrier had only five cancellations on saturday as the vice president of the airlines pilots association is urging people to give them another chance. >> i do encourage them, though, to give us a shot, another shot. i think we're going to end up fixing this going forward. you know, it does take a pretty -- a very large weather event to make this happen and the union -- the pilots union is definitely going to be pressing the company very hard on making sure things get fixed. >> the airline canceled more than 15,000 flights s

after workers at a starbucks in buffalo, new york. to unionize in late 2021. >> a chilly memphis morning didn't stop mourners from flocking to graceland to say goodbye to singer lisa marie presley. >> my and my >> lisa marie presley. >> more than 1000 people attended, the memorial service included speeches and musical performances from friends and family presley was remembered as an old. so at a fierce protector of her father's legacy. she died earlier this month in los angeles. she was just 54 years old. cause of death has not yet been determined. coming up next in sports, forty-niners heading to the nfc title game for the second straight year. >> sports director jason dumas has the highlights. plus, a live report from levi stadium coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it was the biggest rivalry in the nfl in the 90's and it gave niners fans a lot of nostalgia during the buildup all week long. some good. some not so good. it was the 9th time the niners and cowboys have met in the postseason and nfl record and while it wasn't an off

national tour began in buffalo, new york.y penned the screenplay for the movie transcribed it to the stage. she says the stageplay will get a movie version. that starts in march. mean girls will play at the golden gate theatre. o h already? >> you do? the mecca oh yes, done. >> who are you going with? >> the family. >> i want to see other characters transform on stage. you know movies are different than stage production. i wondered how they would change that to make it work together. >> this is classic. >> i love that they take movies. with betelgeuse, they did that. it was very successful. i like how they are taking movies and doing this. legally blonde did well. spirit we see that was almost all of the disney options . >> lion king, aladdin, they were all good. >> tell us about it. >>> i will be tired the next day, but i will tell you all about it. >>> oscar nominations will be announced in minutes. this year, we could see the most seek was nominated for best actor than any year prior. here are the contenders. top gun maver