i like diane keaton, though -- >> it was one of those cases, a movie nobody saw and diane keaton for marvin's room. >> amy: that is what you'll say? here's your answer. mcdormand, fargo! >> yeah. >> good stuff! okay, so, you know, i used to watch pre-kids but, watch them walking up on stage, watch her, ready, here she goes, here she goes. what is that! >> i won! >> john: that is funny. >> amy: i wonder -- i don't know if she is still acting? what is she in? what is she doing now, do you know? >> i don't know. i didn't hear what she said. anyway, frances mcdormand. the big winner. [applause]. >> got it right. >> she has been married to joel cohen since 1984, she's 58. i got nothing else. >> thank you. >> that's all we've got. sorry, david. hit in hollywood time! >> let's find out what is going on today. now the president of the academy is responding. >> amy: joining us, from xl 106.7 is ray, she has the scoop for us. good to see you. >> good to see you guys, good morning. over the weekend we had people announce they are boycotting the oscars. they will not be attending the ceremony on

bradley cooper turns 41, diane keaton is 70. and robert duvall turns 85.aiders make it official - they want to leave oakland again. the very latest reaction from >>> the raiders make it official, they want to leave oakla oakland, again. the very latest reaction from the city. >>> president obama takes action on gun control when congress won't. but is he overreaching his presidential power? >>> we're tracking more rain. a live look at the golden gate bridge. "today in the bay" starts right now. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. that rain is coming down, kari, just as you protected. streams across the bay area with this second storm system of the week. and at times we

best actress, including liza and faye and 1978, if a smart business attire look that year with diane keaton> check it out. any spries? the bison liver that got you? >> does he necessity that is high in cholesterol? really? >> high went this just for the oscar. all the cholesterol will kill him later. can't wait to see that. loved "big short," because i love the financial markets and how crack dead they can be. now, live doppler hd shows starting clear and now we are cloudy so the fog is not so prevalent but the temperatures are in the 30 and 40s so dress warmly you can see it is a very beautiful sunrise around 280 and 17 with pink and colors in the continue. grab the umbrella, you will need it this evening. a series of storms tomorrow through tuesday and the storm door will open and it will be healthy, at 9:00, clouds and by noon the light-to-moderate rain in the north bay and by 4:00, starting the evening commute the rain is going to be light-to-moderate and everywhere, and it will be that way through 7:00 and 9:00, and now midnight through tom morning you can see it is going to taper and

. >> diane keaton has a thing for channing tatum, merrill streep has a thing for will ferrell, how about >> just her. >> just her. >> it does come will with a package, package deal right there. >> you know what a razzie is, award for really bad movies. >> yes, indeed. >> nominations came out today. >> they do bad ones because redeem's ward and that honors artists who accomplishments in film have have redeemed itself. >> it the is a fairly new you award. if you make a come back, you make a stinky movie and then a really good movie, you get a razzie redemption kind of thing. >> local guys hoff done it, m knight shame len, will smith and sylvester stallone. he is not from philly but he claims it. >> he really bounced back with a oscar nomination himself for creed. >> yes. >> i'm really disappointed. >> it was really good. >> but before you go, you are married. don't you have a book, how to make it work. >> this is how we do it. >> make a new marriage turnout to be. >> she's pretty. >> she's gorgeous we can't wait to see you tonight. >> my celebrity crush, thank you. >>> live there new york

tuesday marks the 70th birthday of actress and director diane keaton who won an oscar for her role inht for the 42nd people's choice awards hosted by jane lynch, to be seen live here on cbs. thursday is the eve of elvis presley's 81st birthday and official kick off to a four-day celebration with events both in hollywood and at his graceland passion. friday is day one of the wizard worldcom i can con in new orleans. a three day celebration of pop culture and comic books. and on saturday folk singer and activist joan baez celebrates her 75th birthday. right now we to go john dickerson in washington for look what's ahead on "face the nation." good morning, john. >> dickerson: good morning, charles. we'll have our in ii view with donald trump we sat down with him on new year's day to talk about the campaign, about hillary clinton how he would provide differently as a president shawn he does as candidate. >> osgood: next week here on sunday morning. >> i'm going to do this until mo rocca says please. >> osgood: comedy legend. i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) i

sylvester stallone, diane keaton and cher. mary tyler moore and robert red ford mark 8 decades on this planet and turning 90, tony benefit, her majesty queen elizabeth and our very own. and finally kirk douglas will turn 100 years old this year. happy early birthday to all of them. and now the big pop culture event will be 20 years since we money. can you believe that? with the release of jerry mcguire, and tickle me elmo was the must have toy. 2016 marks the 20th anniversary of movie favorites like ferris bueller's day off and pretty in pink and also the premiere of you get a car, you get a car, the oprah winfrey car. check out what debuted 40 years ago this year. rocky on the big screen. laverne and shirley on the small screen. 1976 was also the year jane pauley joined this here show and 2016 marks 50 years since the sound of music won best oscar and star trek debuted on tv. >> and billboard named the sound track for the sound of music the second best album of all time. >> what was the first? >> adele. >> number three, thril

cooper is 41 al- rock singer marilyn manson is 47 sarah- actor ted langeis 68 al- actress-director diane keaton is 70 sarah- talk show host charlie rose is 74 al- actor robert duvall is 85 sarah- former vice president walter f. mondale is 88 >> << wx timer @ :45 the fog won't be nearly as thick this morning as it was yesterday, but a possibility during the first half of the day, so watch out for a few slick spots on the roads. southerly winds and some limited afternoon sun will help temperatures reach the lower 30s before another chance of light freezing rain again tonight. a few snowflakes might mix in too, but better chances of snow showers will be during the day tomorrow that shouldn't result in anything huge accumulation-wise, but a coating is certainly a possibility. 'll see yee another small chance of an isooted mix on thursday with some light snow possible on friday before our next big shot of cold air arrives this weekend. see graphics. >> when we come back on this tuesday morning, we'll give you the top headlines in siouxland. and a family in idaho woke up to a special, but stataling g

diane keaton was last year's previous winner. i love that it turns on the value of a first edition. because one of the things in the show is that you have to -- this challenge is, what's the greatest difference between what you paid for the item and what we have this writer telling the ory. her roommate on the reality show is a former playboy playmate. helen ellis -- >> all the elements. >> has a wacky, wonderful imagination. i was thinking last week, you could have read it one day during the snowstorm and from cover to cover. it is just hilarious. also, you should look up helen ellis' biography on the web. she has a very interesting back story herself as a poker player. >> a little mortem pert is the book about prohibition. >> what a wonderful segue. >> that's really good. i'm impressed. >> the war on alcohol by lisa mcgirr. i heard raphi say we're going to have a dry start to monday. this is about the dry start to the early 20th century. the institution of prohibition. and then the rise of the penal state, which led to the institution of prohibition led to much more incarceration,

. >> the woody allen movie where he kissed diane keaton and said now that's over with. we can have a regular date. i thought the president's comments about the sputnik was the best line of the night. it went to the people, the science deniers and deny reality. they saw that sputnik and it surprised everybody and surprised me as a kid. we watched those van gard rockets go up and fall down. they failed and we couldn't do it. kennedy came along and said let's get a man on the moon in ten years. we did the squares. the uncool guys with slide rules and they did it. you were kidding about the fact that they were. there odd people. >> donald trump has to take this stuff seriously. >> the ending part we will be talking about a lot. the shared guilt over the failed political process. if i were a critic of the president, he talked about too much money and politics and who was the guy in the 2008 elections who said forget the limits. i have more money than you do, john mccain. forget the limits. he broke the rules and trampled past him. we have news here. nbc's lester holt talked