he's had a busy night already and chris lawrence gets us caught up from the inauguration desk now. >> jim, a little more than a mile away there from shomari and though protesters, the president-elect was thanking his supporters at union station. but he singled out spokesperson kellyanne conway and brought her right up on stage. >> there is no den she will not go into. when my men are petrified to go into certain networks, i say kellyanne, would you do it? then she gets on and she just destroys them. so anyway, thank you, baby. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: he and his family kicked off the inaugural festivities at the lincoln memorial. lee greenwood, toby keith and three doors down performed at the concert which culminated with a huge fireworks display. mr. trump recounted his campaign against hillary clinton and how he overcame the polls, but he also hinted at trying to unify the country as president. >> i'm the messenger. i'm just the messenger. on the campaign i called it the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. you're not forgotten anymore. that i can tell you. but we're

." >>> hi everyone, i'm chris lawrence. in a few weeks donald trump will take the keys to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. hundreds of thousands of people will crowd the national mall, among them several former presidents. bill clinton will be there along with hillary clinton. george w. bush and his wife laura will attend. but due t father george h.w. bush will not be there. jimmy carter was the first forge president to say he would attend. the peaceful transfer of power is central to american democracy and it's a tradition follow former presidents to witness that ceremony. >>> we also learned president-elect donald trump will give a speech the night before he is sworn into office. on inauguration day people can expect some differences from ceremonies in the past. we take a look at what we know so far. >> reporter: just as president obama did before his inauguration, president-elect donald trump will host a concert the night before he's sworn in at the lincoln memorial. >> we're so -- still planning that out, still shaping what hi

." >>> hi, everyone, i'm chris lawrence. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states after an inauguration day full of pageantry down on the national mall. check out the nbc washington app festivities. the inauguration is over, but there is still plenty going on. a lot of people are headed to the national mall for the women's march on washington, and metro is making changes to accommodate all those people attending. trains started at 5:00 a.m. on saturday, two hours earlier than normal. and some two dozen additional trains will be added to the red and orange lines. they'll be running every 12 minutes, and there will also be no track work. >>> madame tussauds museum lifted the curtain on its presidential wax figure this week. donald trump is the first president to already have his likeness in wax as a celebrity. he was fitted for the first version at trump tower in new york back in 1997. it takes a team of 20 artists to roll out this updated version. they say each individual hair of trump's famous combover was

." >> hi, everyone, i'm chris lawrence.he area around the national mall is transforming into a fortress as crews get ready for the inauguration of donald trump. nearly a million people are expected for the event. as news4's tom sherwood reports, lots of folks means lots of temporary bathrooms. >> reporter: truckloads of toilets, part of every inaugural. thousands of them. when you got to go, you got to go. is this your first inaugural? >> this is my first one. >> reporter: lon van ruth is crew john for don john's toilets. the former long hawk truck driver from prince william county wants them in place and working. how many port-a-johns will we see on the mall? >> tom, there's going to be a lot. there's going to be a lot -- >> reporter: thousands? >> there's going to be thousands. >> reporter: while super security is sealing manhole covers for inaugural day, the toilet brigade is spreading across the whole national mall. people joke about it, but it's serious. >> absolutely. >> reporter: honhron has a tip check the door. don

i'm chris lawrence.e begin with a major murder trial in montgomery county that ended with a life sentence for a woman convicted for her role in that calculated attack. this week we get a look at the evidence prosecut case. news4's pat collins has that story from rockville. >> reporter: it took two tries, but they finally got the sentence to life for an execution-style murder. >> after two injuries have convicted this guy, to my knowledge he has absolutely never accepted any responsibility for involvement in these killings. >> raminder cower, convicted in the shooting death of a 43-year-old. ms. gava gunned down near her germantown apartment in 2013. miss gava was walking to the bus stop when she was shot and killed and fell to the pavement here. she was the ex-wife of cower's husband, and he was tired of paying her alimony. cower was convicted of murder one already, but she got a new trial when he job. she got a new lawyer and a new trial and got convicted again. >> this case proves if you're willing to

we you to stay in your space. >> okay. >> chris lawrence is at the end of the parade route. in front of the white house at lafayette park where the president and his family will watch the parade from the reviewing stand there. chris? >> i don't have as many as pat but this is my third inauguration in this very spot. i'll give you a look and let you see behind me. a beautiful view of the presidentiare the buses take their seats. we have also seen them start passing out these presidential blankets, going by with huge plastic bags and passing out the blankets to help keep people warm. i cannot tell you how much i would like to get my hand on one of those blankets after standing outside for so long. but, again, pat showed you some of the security high above. we can also see that as well. take a look at the roof of the white house right behind and behind, that the washington monument. you can see the secret service and some of the security personnel, they have been up there all day. now as we bring you back down to the ground. you can see some of the military band members starting

it seems to be pretty much okay for the parade too. >> chris lawrence is right about where the president's car should be right about now, chris? >> you're exactly right, vance. we're just starting to see the edge of his car come down this last stretch of road, of pennsylvania avenue, to pass right here to the reviewing stand. you can see the police us court there and the familiar triangle formation. the leading edge of that, right behind that. roar of the . the announcer announced that the president donald j. trump was arrives here at the reviewing stand. again, we are expecting him any minute now. he has just made the turn onto this last stretch to pass in front of the reviewing stand on pennsylvania avenue. so, again, there is a lot of excitement here. we have been talking to some of the people who have made the journey from all over the country to come here to witness this. and there was something that he said earlier in the day when he was at the inauguration. he said, if you open your hearts to patriotism, there is no room for prejudice. that gave people hope that perhaps after this d

at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >> chris, thank you. >>> two metro workers were hurt on the job today. they were making repairs on the green line tracks. one man was shocked when a metal rod he was carrying hit the electrified third rail. the other worker got hurt trying the injuries came on the same day metro's largest union held a news conference to slam the agency over employee safety. one said metro is unsafe for riders and workers. the agency is targeting employees who report problems. >> scorched earth firing of low-level employees is serving mostly to silence all the employees from speaking out about what is really going on with the safety. >> they said the employees were fired for falsifying records. in a statement he said we cannot condone falsification of documents and i stand by the actions we have taken to hold employees responsible. >>> new tonight, a search for clues in the killing of a 27-year-old man. police canvassed the capitol heights neighborhood where somebody shot and killed carrington carter. shamario up. >> i'm numb some days. >> carrington carter sr. and

at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >> thank you, chris. a campaign to undermine the integrity of the american political system, that's how a senior u.s. official describes the findings of intersethe inte from the russian government. the intercepts show that the russians were behind the stolen e-mails from wikilks. a word of caution, the intercepts are open to interpretation but the timing isn't good. they're expressed doubt in the intelligence community in the u.s. officials are worried he won't accept their findings tomorrow. >> this was a multi-facetted campaign. so the hacking was only one part of it and it also entailed classical propaganda, disinformation, fake news. >> does that continue? >> yes. >> intelligence officials are calling members of congress asking for backup tomorrow, anticipating a public beat double play from the president-elect. a couple hours ago former fbi director james woolsey quit trump's transition team. >> montgomery county police tell us social media is at the center of a murder in gaithersburg. tonight five s

at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence, news 4. >> thank you, chris. >>> new tonight, nbc news learned that a briefing given to president-elect trump last week allegedly made damaging allegations about his dealings with russians. his transition team has not responded to a request for comment. trump's adviser kellyanne conway dismissed the report on late night with seth myers. you can watch this tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. on news 4. >>> now to capitol hill where confirmation hearings are under way for the president-elect top cabinet picks. hearings begin tomorrow for rex tillerson and transportation secretary nominee elaine chow. retired marine general kelly who has been tapped to lead the dear and jeff sessions, attorney general nominee is also due back tomorrow after a controversial day today. >>> nearly a million people could be in town for next week's inaugural festivities and the protests here. cell phone companies want to make sure that everyone is connected. verizon and at&t have spent millions of dollars to boost cell phone service on and around the national mall. the companies have

at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >> thank you, chris. this was the first full working day of the trump administration and that work continued tonight white house. the senate confirmed president trump's pick for cia director mike pompeo by a 66-32 vote. and rex tillerson nominee for secretary of state advanced out of committee for a vote in the full senate. meanwhile the president met tonight with leaders of both parties in congress. two sources tell nbc news the president spent at least part of the meeting talking about the popular vote in november's election. he said he would have won it if not for 3 to 5 million, quote, illegals who voted. a claim that has been widely debunked. >> honesty and honest mistakes took center stage at the white house press briefing today. press secretary sean spicer faced some tough questions after denouncing the media's correct reporting that the crowd at president trump's inauguration was smaller than it was at president obama's eight years ago. spicer said it's part of a pattern of minimizing the presiden

news4's chris lawrence is in the newsroom with the latest. >> they're not wasting any time. senate republicans introduced a resolution that would allow them to dismantle the affordable care act with a simple majoritity that wou that would cut democrats out of the equation. >> it's totally reckless to appeal the affordable care act without presenting any kind of alternative. >> immediately they have to figure out how that resistance is going to take shape. americans facing skyrocketing premiums and soaring deductibles, he wants to repeal obama as soon as possible. some republicans senators say if they don't vote on a replacement at the same time, they risk being blamed for the system's collapse. democrats are lining up to push that narrative. >> we have 400,000 marylanders who have access to affordable care today because of the affordable care act. you wacan't weight that out and tell people some time down the road you're going to replace it. that is irresponsible. >>> donald trump is indicating he doesn't want anyone to lose their coverage. just today his senior advisor said

chris lawrence. >>> new tonight, we've learned a man from sacramento, california, is the one behind bars for allegedly shooting at an off intersection of third and u streets in northeast about 9:45 this morning. police say edward bowling, jr., shot at the off duty officer who had been following him. that led to a chase throughout northwest d.c. fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> new video from d.c. police appears to show the shooting of a grandmother in a wheelchair. 68-year-old vivian mara was killed monday morning in the 2400 block of elvins road southeast. video shows a gunman chasing another man there. it also shows who authorities believe is marrow in her wheelchair. they don't believe she was the intended target. marrow's family says she was a fixture in the community and handed out treats to children in the neighborhood. investigators hope the video helps them catch her kill er. >>> next, a local mother taking a child out of her pre-k classroom. more parents demanding more safety for their children. >> i'm jackie benson in northwest d.c. vandals do a quarter million dollars in damag

i'm chris lawrence. >>> thousands turned out for the march for life today. anti-abortion activists marched from the washington monument to the supreme court. the annual protest marks the anniversary of the supreme court's decision in roe versus wade. the crowd rallied near the white house where mike pence became the first sitting vice president to address the crowd in person. >> he was a powerful witness of this administration's support of life. >> i just think it is really important to come out to show support for this issue, especially in the wake of the so-called women's march, which seemed to exclude pro-life in it. >> i believe that every girl and every woman has the right and responsibility to make a choice on whether or not they have children. >>> and the news4 i-team broke this story, deante caroway has been in prison since last winter facing more than a dozen counts related to accusations he sexually assaulted students and played recorded imag he was an aid at judge sylvania middle school before his arrest. the plea is only on the federal counts. he

. >> we have team coverage starting with news 4's chris lawrence. >> trump wall between the u.s. and mexico. sources are telling nbc news, tomorrow he's going to sign executive orders related to immigration and border security. earlier today he tweeted, big day planned on national security tomorrow. among many other things, we will build the wall. the president is heading to homeland security office to install retired general john kelly as the secretary. he'll sign orders, one of which will crack down on sanctuary cities, areas where local officials refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. the district is one of them. and so are prince georges and montgomery counties in maryland and alexandria and fairfax county in virginia. the president will go even further later this week and roll out plans to restrict the flow of refugees to the u.s. mr. trump will speak to an employee town hall at dhs, and it's important to point out, any jobs that are necessary to meet national security needs. >> chris, thank you. >>> white house press secretary sean spicer said today that

at the live desk, i should say at the inauguration desk, i'm chris lawrence. >>> and we had some showers in the area tonight, here is some weather video from thomas circle. you can see folks, we're prepared. they had umbrellas out, they didn't get a lot, about a tenth of an in or less, really not enough to make a dent out there. but shrs area, take a look here at storm team area, still tracking the showers, but the widespread weather pushing up into new jersey and new england. still showing light showers, parts of montgomery county, around gaithersburg, clarks burg, and traveling in between washington and baltimore dealing with light rain right now. for most of us we're dry and will be overnight tonight. and dry for many of us through the morning hours. only a small chance of isolated showers tomorrow morning, there could be patchy fog out there from the rain showers this evening. notice the temperatures. 50s, guys, so we're not worried about any ice tomorrow morning, wait until you see how warm it will be during the afternoon, and then after that, a wintry mix. we'll have updates coming

at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >>> thank you, the lights are back on, but we likely won't find out until tomorrow at the soonest why the washington monument lost power this evening. earlier all power to the washington monument went out. it's the second time in less than a week that there's been a power issue at the monument. but tonight the red avs lights electricians say they traced tonight's issue to a ground fault. they say they plan to look into it more tomorrow. >>> now to new details about donald trump's latest edition to his future administration. his son-in-law jared kushner named a special adviser today. he'll resign from all positions with his companies and divest substantial assets. kushner also plans to forgo a salary while serving, an effort that an official with the trump transition team says should help combat any potential challenges on anti-nepotism laws. meanwhile, this will be a jam packed week up on capitol hill with senate hearings for trump's cabinet appointees. tomorrow includes one of trump's more controversial picks, senator jeff sessions for attorney g

at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >>> a south carolina judge ruled today that dylann roof is competento serve as own attorney in the penalty phase of his trial starting on wednesday. the judge issued the ruling after a forensic psychiatrist deemed roof mentally fit. the judge ruled he cannot approach witnesses during the hearing in court. a judge found that roof was guilty of 33 charges of the massacre of black parishioners. the same jury will determine if roof gets life in prison or the death penalty. >>> and coming up, face time, the victim's family now suing apple. what they say the company could have done to stop the crash. >>> plus going door-to-door in d.c., a community leader little safer in the new year. >>> and how these guys pulled off a huge jewelry afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comca

. >> chris lawrence, what you got? >> vance, we're waiting for president trump to come out of the white house and enter the reviewing stand. i think we have a picture of the door that he will leave. this door really gives us a chance to take a look at the arc of the day for president donald trump. remember, he came here this morning as a guest of president obama for coffee, for tea, to, as you said, vance, we would all love to have been a fly on the wall, to hear that conversation and to hear what those two men talk about. he left this morning as a guest. hours later as the president of the united states. this is his house now. and that is just an incredible arc when you think about the change from morning to evening in one man's life. you also mentioned the talladega band that is making its way down here. they have a fascinating story. i think, as you and as charlie mentioned, they got here under a cloud of controversy, because other historically black colleges like our own howard university refused to participate in

. >> we go to chris lawrence at the live desk with the late breaking details. >> president obama justardoned one of the nation's highest ranking officers. retired marine corps general he also commuted the sentence of chelsea manning. that story focused on a clan december tine effort to use a computer virus. the journalists asked the court for leniency and other supporters claim cartwright was trying to talk the times out of publishing that story, not intentionally leaking classified information. the general was supposed to be sentenced at the ends of the month. the other case involves chelsea manning, the american soldier who put wikileaks on the map by leaking thousands of military and diplomatic secrets. manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison. so far she's served 7. manning is also a transgender woman incarcerated at a male military prison and tried to commit suicide twice las

chris lawrence with details. >> donald trump is furious over some of the unsubstantiated allegations that have been made public and u.s. intelligence report on russian hacking. two u.s. officials tell nbc news that briefing materials for trump and obama contained information about potentially damaging but unverified allegations that russia has compromisi compromising information on mr. trump. originally circulating among his opponents at republican primary but passed on to u.s. intelligence agencies. investigating but enough to lash out at buzzfeed and cnn. >> go ahead -- not you. >> can you give us a chance? you're attacking our news organization, can you give us a chance -- >> as far as buzzfeed, a failing pile of garbage, i think they'll suffer the consequences, already are. as far as cnn going out of their way to build up it -- >> mr. trump's outrage overshadowed the reason for today's news conference, supposed to outline plans to prevent conflicts with vast business holdings. president-elect announced he will turn over control of the company to his two adult sons. >> don and eri

chris lawrence has a look at some tough questions. >> reporter: yeah, vance the one that caught our eye involved scott pruitt. democrats grilled the attorney general about climate change and his ties to big oil. >> why is the climate changing? >> senator, in response to the is constrained by statutes. >> i'm asking you a personal opinion. >> my perm personal opinion is immaterial. >> really? you are going to be the head of the agency to protect the environment and your personal feelings about whether climate change is caused by this is immaterial? >> he defended his business deals. ross said he's pro union and thinks his vast business dealings given the experience. trump's pick for united nations ambassador also testified today and told lawmakers she can reform the u.n. governor nikki haley told lawmakers she supports sanctions on russia, but criticized the obama administration for not blocking that u.n. resolution that condemned israel settleme real policy experience. >> thanks. there is a growing list of lawmakers promising to boycott the inauguration on friday. just today, virginia d

at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >> thank you, chris. >>> as the nation counts down to the final hours in office for president obama, a florida man hoping to get a last-minute pardon on a felony conviction finds himself in some new trouble now. from miami. but when he got here, he was charged with another felony, as he entered arlington. news4's megan fitzgerald tells us what did he do now? >> reporter: so wendy, police tells us the guy drove up here, parks his car along 12th street here and walks into this starbucks, but the thing is, he stole the car. which is why when he walked out, he was taken into custody. marcus patman admitted in 2009 to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of artwork like these picasso etchings from a california gallery in florida and even this from georgetown back in 2007. >> he then did some interstate commerce and sold them fraudulently in california. >> reporter: he served his time in prison but on sunday, arlington police say he drove to crystal city, hoping to speak with former u.s. attorney general, eric holder. >> he chose to drive up

chris lawrence is here with a look at session's first day of testimony. >> on the other side of the desk facing colleagues he's worked with for years as he tries to become the next attorney general. >> the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god. >> sessions has been a senator since 1997. before that he was alabama's a.g. he was not confirmed to a federal judge position back in the 1980s because of racist charges against him, charges he calls false. >> you know who i am. you know what i believe in. you know what i am a man of my word and can be trusted to do what i say i will do. you know that i revere the constitution, that i'm to the rule of law and you know that i believe in fairness, impartiality and equal justice under law. >> sessions is one of the more deserve senator conservative senators. diane feinstein challenged him on some civil rights issues. >> you have referred to roe v. wade -- >> it is the law of the land. it has been so established and settled for quite a long time and it zephydeserves respect. >> do you a agree that the issue of same-sex marr

i'm chris lawrence. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. lawmakers are fighting over the future of barack obama's signature piece of legislation. >> republicans are moving quickly to dismantle the affordable care act. and wendy rieger has more from the hill. >> well, what happens in the next few weeks could affect health care coverage for millions of americans. president obama back on the hill today glanked by top democrats. charles schumer and nancy pelosi for two hours they strategized over how to protect the affordable care act. the president did not answer reporters' questions on tim kaine tells news 4 the president's message to democrats was to keep up the fight. senator kaine calls today's efforts to dismantle obamacare malpractice. >> like we're going to jump off a cliff an figure out how to land later. and all the economic and health care catastrophe is on your shoulders. >> and mike pence is insisting there is no rush, but he said a full repeal is a top priority of the incoming administration. house speaker paul ryan voiced his ful

news4's chris lawrence is in the stud o studio with a look at how the man was able to survive. >> he considers himself lucky. he's a defense contractor originally from pennsylvania. his brother tells our station in philly he had just celebrated his 35th birthday days before the shooting. he spoke in his hospital room with nbc's richard engel about the horrifying or deadeal. he dove under a bench and played dead as the gunman went and shot people already on the ground. >> i do find myself very fortunate. i was with dying people. seven of us were shot. when he shot me, i didn't move. i just let him shoot me. >> reporter: you didn't flinch? >> no. you've got to stay as calm as you can. >> reporter: and take the i took a bullet. >> he says his phone may have been crucial. the bullet went from his hip to his knee where it lodged and it missed all of his major arteries. >>> in news for your health now the american college of physicians has now added a popular medication to its recommendation for type two diabetics. metformin has been added for bringing down high blood sugar levels and is o

. >> let's go first to news4's chris lawrence at lafayette park right across from the reviewing stand with more on what's happening now and what's happening later tonight. >> reporter: just a beautiful view from this point. those bagpipes that you're hearing behind me are from the coastal florida police and fire drum. there you are. you can hear them. i can tell you president trump is showing a lot of trail. while the family members have at times sat down to watch part of the parade, i haven't seen him take a seat yet. he has been on his feet, clapping, cheering as each element of the parade comes past. it has been an incredible arc. he started his day as a guest here at the white house. now ending the evening as the president of the united states. earlier in the day in the parade, just about -- i would say in the last ten minutes, 15 minutes, we saw the talladega college band come by. that brought the entire family to its feet, clapping and applauding. they're a historically black college, the only historically black college that agreed to participate in the parade. they took a lot o

also passengers, starring chris pratt, jennifer lawrence, about two passengers sleeping in suspendedeir way to a new colony on a far—away planet and they wake too early. and also assassin's creed — michael fassbender‘s big movie, based on the computer game. right, so let's kick off then with silence. this is scorsese's great passion — he's been trying for years and years to get this film made. yeah, i think there was first talk of it in 1990 with daniel day lewis, gael garcia bernal and benicia del toro attached to it, and as is the way of these things that idea kind of disappeared and came back, with a different cast. he was famously brought up a devout catholic, had a great and genuine interest in the priesthood himself — i think at one point he was going to join the priesthood, so catholicism has been a real thing for him. and religion in his films, the last temptation of christ — obviously — and kundun, but it is always there, even something like mean streets, it is marvellously there. but what is the religious scorsese like? this is an incredibly difficult film to watch — it is

passengers, starring chris pratt, jennifer lawrence, about two passengers sleeping in suspended animationears on their way to a new colony on a far—away planet and they wake too early. and also, assassin's creed, michael fassbender‘s big movie, based on the computer game. let's kick off then with silence, a great passion of martin scorsese, trying for years and years to get this made. first talk of it in 1990 with daniel day lewis, gael garcia bernal and benicio del toro have been attached to it. he was famously brought up a devout catholic, had a great and genuine interest in the priesthood, at one point he was going to join the priesthood, so catholicism has been a real thing for him. religion in his films, the last temptation of christ and kundun, but even something like mean streets, marvellously there. what is the religious martin scorsese like? this is a difficult film to watch, it is about the persecution and torture of priests and their flock. 161 minutes, incredibly long, and relentless, long conversations reflecting martin scorsese's own ambiguity towards his own faith. i know t

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passengers, starring chris pratt, jennifer lawrence, about two passengers sleeping in suspended animationhey wake too early. and also, assassin's creed, michael fassbender‘s big movie, based on the computer game. let's kick off then with silence, a great passion of martin scorsese, trying for years and years to get this made. first talk of it in 1990 with daniel day lewis, gael garcia bernal and benicio del toro have been attached to it. he was famously brought up a devout catholic, had a great and genuine interest in the priesthood, at one point he was going to join the priesthood, so catholicism has been a real thing for him. religion in his films, the last temptation of christ and kundun, but even something like mean streets, marvellously there. what is the religious martin scorsese like? this is a difficult film to watch, it is about the persecution and torture of priests and their flock. 161 minutes, incredibly long, and relentless, long conversations reflecting martin scorsese's own ambiguity towards his own faith. i know that it has been very highly praised, and not many people hav

passengers, starring chris pratt, jennifer lawrence, about two passengers sleeping in suspended animationrsese, trying for years and years to get this made. first got it in with daniel day lewis, gael garcia bernal and benicia del toro have been attached to it. he was famously brought up a devout catholic, had a great and genuine interest in the priesthood, at one point he was going to join the priesthood, so catholicism has been a real thing for him. religion in his films, the last temptation of christ and kundun, but even something like mean streets, marvellously there. what is the religious martin scorsese like? this is a difficult film to watch, it is about the persecution and torture of priests and their flock. 161 minutes, incredibly long, and relentless, long conversations reflecting martin scorsese‘s own ambiguity towards his own faith. i know that it has been very highly praised, and not many people have gone to see it, but it has been critically tremendously well received. ifound it... i think that there is a pulse of confusion in it, i was not clear what martin scorsese was try

passengers, which stars chris pratt and jennifer lawrence, earned about $20 million.was a slow summer and fall. the top five movies of the year, finding dory, $486 million, rogue one at 440 million and counting, captain america, 408 million. secret life of pets, 386 million, and the jungle book with $365 million. >> dory was very cute. i watched that. >> i didn't see that yet. >> i watched that on the plane. >> rogue one coming second in three or four weeks of the year. >> that's right. i think it's exactly a month. per week opening, rogue one clearly the winner. >> disney accounting for 25% of the domestic box offices for the year, amazing. >>> time for our top trending stories. the fallout from mariah carey's botched new year's eve performance continues. carey's team blaming ridick cla productions. it was rather embarrassing for her, that whole escapade. >> no one wants that to happen. clearly lip-syncing was part of the performance. >> kicking off 2017 with a mini spice girls reunion. victoria beckham and melanie c. getting together to sing their song "when two bec

you look at a movie that went out that starred chris pratt and jennifer lawrence and it did not workes, it becomes more of a real film consumer market, more discriminate in. discriminating. as you look into 17, the film slate looks really good, especially for us. we are in the blockbuster business. this year, there is a lot of blockbusters coming up so you have guardians of the galaxy, fast and the furious eight. you have beauty and the beast, which will be fantastic from disney. you have "transformers," the next "star wars," episode eight, which looks terrific. betty: how do you think rove one is going to do for imax -- "rog one" is going to do for imax? richard: very well. we have something like 11% of the box office in the united states. i think it will index well in china. how the movie goes in china will be interesting to see. as you know, the last star wars did not do as well as the u.s. because people in china were not as aware of the property. has done anue one" exceptional job. they have invested a lot in on a relative basis, you know, it will do well, but i think the real q

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chris smith along the way. >> i'm trying to. >> lawrence fishburn and him are back in a movie john wick ii. >> is he somewheregoing to los angeles. >> la. produce are chris smith is massive john wick fan. i loved this one the first was amazing incredible action film very, very excited to see it and sitting down with lawrence fish isburn and if you would have told me when i was 14 and watching "the matrix" which kill you ask had you he filmed. >> i asked dodge and bullets i have to find something else to ask. >> cool pact the john wick director is stunt double from matrix. >> that's cool. >> all right. guys. >> got run. see you. >> see you. >> let's get the forecast, partly sunny, much cooler air moved in the last 24 hours. of course that's the big wins yesterday. breezy out there, 40 washington. you can seabreezey temperatures north and west of pittsburgh and 28 columbus and 28 chicago as well. our flow the next several days, west and norm and wesan that's means colder air and you know not bitter cold but cold enough to feel like late january around here the next few days. we're fine locally. knowledge and we