he looks like dick cheney, he sounded like dick cheney, and it was really a greatjob by people behind rather more co ntroversially, scenes. perhaps rather more controversially, he also thanked satan for giving him the inspiration to play dick cheney. another film thatis to play dick cheney. another film that is doing well is green book, and this is the film that a lot of people expect at the end of the night might be winning for best picture. this has so far one, two awards, for best screenplay, and ali, who plays the pianist who stars asa ali, who plays the pianist who stars as a roving performer in the american deep south during the era of segregation and strikes up an unlikely friendship, you might say, with an italian—american who used to work as a bouncer in the clubs of new york. he becomes his driver. it isa new york. he becomes his driver. it is a very intense film, it is a comedy as well, there's lots of laughs, and the fact it is doing well now is leading people to think that come the end of the night, we got a little bit of the show to go yet, it could take home the big awa

in fact, in his a cce pta nce become dick cheney.eech he thanked the prosthetics department and the make—up department for that transformation. he also rather co ntroversially transformation. he also rather controversially credits satan for the inspiration behind playing dick cheney, so some rather politically charged comments. certainly in terms ofan charged comments. certainly in terms of an acting performance, from christian bale, yes. peter bowes, keeping an eye on everything, i am sure we will hear more from you as the ceremony goes on. let's get some of the day's other news. the palestinian authority is pulling its staff out of the rafah border crossing between egypt and the gaza strip, in protest at what it called brutal practices against its workers by the rival palestinian faction, hamas. the move effectively closes the main exit point from gaza through which most goods pass. president donald trump says negotiations are underway on the location of the next summit with north korean leader kim jong—un. donald trump held a hist

how much like dick cheney he is. >> he's more dick cheney than dick cheney. >> jimmy: he's got a little> i mean, if i had made that joke, i'd bow right now. that's good. >> jimmy: the supporting cast is terrific. >> unbelievable. >> jimmy: and your producer, well, the director, adam mckay, did a great job with this movie. his partner is will ferrell. he's a producer on the movie and brad pitt is a producer on the movie. >> we had a whole -- an amazing group of producers. >> jimmy: did brad pitt do any actual producing on the movie? >> yeah, well, yes, he came to set one day. [ laughter ] no, it's -- and the reason i knew he was there is because i was like, oh, there's -- i had been in make-up. i play lynne up until 70 so i was in 70-year-old lynne make-up, which is a lot of wrinkles and prosthetics and a suit that makes me look quite a bit heavier, and i was wondering why all the girls had lip gloss and were skipping to set. and so i walk on to set, oh, and i had just been diagnosed with pink eye. >> jimmy: oh, great. >> true story. so i'm walking on the set like what's everyone so happ

it is the most nominated film, and it is about the former vice president, dick cheney.ale, a really great performance by christian bale, really because he transforms himself physically to ta ke transforms himself physically to take on the mannerisms and especially the voice of dick cheney. and he is nominated, as is the film, for many awards. amy adams plays lynne cheney, is white, and sam rockwell plays former president george w bush. it is up against green book, which is probably the favourite in that category, the story of a well—known pianist who goes on to during the segregation era, it is 1962 in the southern states of america, and it is a story ofan states of america, and it is a story of an unusual friendship. he states of america, and it is a story of an unusualfriendship. he builds it up with an italian—american nightclub bouncer from new it up with an italian—american nightclub bouncerfrom new york. so those are two of the favourites. nightclub bouncerfrom new york. so those are two of the favouriteslj am those are two of the favourites.” am sure you will con

heather: carley shimkus with siriusxm 115 with how dick cheney's daughter responded.ley: she sure did. kicked off with the star-studded golden globes and while the host and majority of the award winners skipped the political statements you just heard you heard actor christian bale who won for portrayal of dick cheney delivered one-two punch insulting two politicians but like you said liz cheney has responded to the criticism. she tweeted out an article about christian bale's arrest for allegedly assaulting his mother and sister in 2008, she writes, satan probably inspired him to do this too. he denied doing that, the charges were later dismissed but many other people on social media also responding to his political statement, let's see if we can pull up one more. this person says, this is why the viewership is dropping, you are paid to be actor, i don't care about your beliefs. and justin on twitter chiming in saying, sad for christian bale to act in such a classless way, a lit bit of controversy to kick-start monday morning. heather: yeah, well i have not seen vice.

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my next guest for reaction, rafferty capitol markets, dick, always a pleasure to see you. >> thank you, maria. >> assess the situation or a spear there always a lot of mixed stories how did you see it? >> i think we start to break it down product line by product line, it gets a lot easier to understand. i think the most important product a bank sells is its loans. loan volume is actually reasonably good in every one of the companies that reported in the past few days. so i think that if that is where the earnings come from for this industry, it is looking good.the capitol markets part of the industry did not well at all. particularly, bad was what happened with the trading of bonds and the underwriting. but you have to believe, given the amount of debt outstanding in the united states and in the world. we are talking about trillions and trillions of dollars. all the stuff is going to roll over, all of that has to be treated. whatever the glitch was in the fourth quarter i think will be evened out in 2019. i think the other area that was not doing that well was investment baking. but ag

dick durbin is also saying that this entire thing is a nonstarter. in the last hour, dick and i both says we'll have to see what comes of the speech. democrats are already prejudging the speech based on the early reporting and what he's leaked from his white house officials brief the rank and file and so they are saying what they expect to hear from the president is not good enough. >> let's go over to capitol hill because as you heard right there from geoff, the democrats are saying this is dead on arrival. the last hour we were talking and you said there appears to be movement. is it movement in the right direction? >> reporter: to the extent that proposals are being traded back and forth, that's more than we can say about the last four weeks. let's look at the bright side. dick durbin as geoff reported was one of the cosponsors of the so-called bridge act and one important distinction, the bridge act does not grant a path to citizenship for those young people -- they were young when they came here, it merely provides a temporary work status for th

in the case of this, by the film's own admission, dick cheney is very hard to get under his skin.y say at the beginning, you know, "we've tried to tell a true story as much as possible, with the secrecy." and i do feel with this that it ends up — firstly, it's as funny as the big short. it's more — it feels more polemical, particularly in the sort of last third, in which it feels like there's an awful lot of information that they're trying to cover. and, oddly enough, although i think individual performances are very i think i'm slightly $95“??? 5? eh} [easel : w” ,,,,,, eff” 53 lease? em it doesn't have that sucker punch, it doesn't have that clear line. there's no moment in it, as there was in the big short when you suddenly went, "0h! that's how it happened!" it's much more of a sort of meandering sort of womble through a story. good performance. christian bale never does anything other than look like he's100% immersed in a role. when was the last time he saw christian bale looking like he wasn't properly... you know, that's what he does. he's got a marlon brando—like devotion

that would be dick cheney.ll tell you how that unbelievable transformation might lead to big wins during hollywood awards season. >>> hollywood award season is in full swing. while there's no award for best transformation, maybe there should be. >> there should be. look, some actors are unrecognizable in certain movies and hollywood loves to reward them for that. our stephanie elam has this. >> we can make it work. >> reporter: actors portraying real-life people often set votes in award season. >> a long way from him where i wear one thing every day. >> stunning transformations lead to big wins. >> he's not playing dick cheney. he summons dick cheney. >> so far, christian bale as dick cheney has big wins. >> i knew he was doing that. it was when the make up lined up with the character work, with the weight gain that i had the hair stand-up on my arm. >> reporter: at the s.a.g. awards, it may be another transformer. he already won a golden globe for freddy mercury in "bohemian rhapsody." >> it's tricky. when you

actual content, b-roll, dick jokes, meals scene -- did i say dick jokes? >> anthony: where do we come from? how does it all work? how far can we go? what are we as sentient humans capable of? >> nick: and it's funny, man. it's not until someone's gone that you-that you really, really try to understand what made them tick. and what made tony bourdain tick. he talked a lot about being on the move. and i think that tony, you know, obviously like a shark, needed to be on the move all the time. and it wasn't that he was running from something, he was always running towards something. >> erik: antarctica was, you know, it was the last continent. tony had, i mean literally i think had been to the rest of the world. there have been some very intense logistics on this show, but getting a six-person crew into the south pole was one of the hardest. >> anthony: ah. ah. chilly. >> mo: it is a long ass way down there, you know? you know lax to like sydney, to christchurch, to mcmurdo station, to the south pole. you know, days of travel. >> anthony: my face hurts. >> mo:

leading the nominations this year is vice, a satirical biopic of former us vice—president dick cheneyar is born, which stars lady gaga and bradley cooper. one other film set right here in singapore, crazy rich asians, has been nominated for two awards, for best comedy or musical, and best actress for its star, constance wu. with a majority—asian cast, it represents a major triumph for a community which has struggled to get meaningful parts in hollywood. eleanor, is nicky bringing a girl to colin's wedding? my amanda heard it from her friend francesca. eddie says her name is rachel chu. oh, i thought that nick was coming alone. did you know that he had a girlfriend? nick dates many girls. it's hard to keep track. amanda knows everyone and she has never heard of her. rachel chu? or maybe she's from the plastics chu family? if you want, i have a private... good morning. do you know, i think nobody expected it. but i think in the hands of a director likejon m chu, nina jacobson, you know who was producing, and john penotti, we knew we had something special. but really, at the end of the d

don't cry. >> he's going to cry. >> reporter: dick stewart often came with his wife ann who was oncer on the show. >> we had fun on the show, but i didn't know that he was going to end up being my lifelong love of my life, you know. >> yeah. >> and he still is. >> reporter: dick and ann are now retired in arizona. both worked in hollywood. >> we even did a uso show. >> we danced for those. >> reporter: joey and joanna are also both in the entertainment business. >> my brother and i have established this dance award in her name. >> reporter: recently in oakland in honor of their mother they gave a $1,000 scholarship to a promising high school student who loves to dance. >> it's incredible. it's like real history to meet you guys. it's really honestly awesome. >> reporter: here's to always throwing a dance party. in oakland, andria borba, kpix5. >> there's more on our anniversary at www.kpix.com. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: welcome to the show. how y'all? how's everybody? i appreciate y'al

vice president dick cheney in vice but i have see it from my personal favorite moment was carol burnett the legendary comedian and t.v. comedian who is a childhood heroes of mine receiving her lifetime achievement award which is not as well known in europe she was very much a t.v. comedian but her sort of a septa speech really summed up what the golden globes were this year it was inclusive she's a pioneer female pioneer a comedian but it was also. accepting and also very sort of broad and mainstream which is for me the big surprise this year as well that the globes try to embrace everyone and not be too divisive and i think that's it for me will stay in my memory and how she closed her speech with her trademark pull of the year for me was magic scott rock's verilog would beat as always thank you so much. and finally now for many getting rid of the family christmas tree it marks the end of the holiday season but it s. in germany it is so much more with the city hosting the christmas tree the rowing world championships check this out the competition which sees jovial participants launch

let's bring in dick bove, the man who translates bank speak better than anybody. dick, we have a lot to really discuss and attack here. help us see this clearly. i want to make sure we get this right, was jamie dimon forecasting trouble ahead or spinning last quarter's problems at his banks? i ask that because the government shutdown started december 22nd, just a few days before the end of the quarter. >> no, i think he was forecasting trouble ahead. i think some of the statements he made were more negative than i have ever heard any bank ceo state ever. for example, walking away from the quote you just gave, he said that he had told his lending officers if they had reduced size of their loan book, that would be okay. he said he didn't care what would happen in the first quarter because over the longer term, they would do okay. he also and the cfo seem to reinforce the view that they didn't want to be aggressive underwriters at the present time. they were willing to give up business to nonbanks because they don't like what is going on in the overall -- whether it'

he portrays the former vice president of the united states, dick cheney.controversial remark during his acceptance speech, thanking satan for inspiring him to play dick cheney, and there has been quite a social media backlash against that comment. yes, absolutely, and we have seen that particular element. any other controversy, as particular element. any other c0 ntrove i’sy , as we particular element. any other controversy, as we begin this awards season? what does it tell us about what is to come in the oscars, for example? well, the other film i should mention is green book, not particularly controversial, winning in three different categories. this is mahershala ali playing an african—american pianist, he goes on tour during the american —— of the american deep south during the era of segregation, it is a powerful film and winning in three categories. again, ithink film and winning in three categories. again, i think that is another one to watch as the oscars loom in the next few weeks. this really was a ceremony that highlighted a number of potentiall

regina dick andrizzi. i'm here for item five, but i thought i'd take the opportunity to congratulate the entire team on the work that we're doing. it's big and complicated project, and i think they're doing a great job. they've been a tremendous partner with our office, especially tom working with my staff, rhea maldonado. i just wanted you to know they're doing a great job, and i really enjoy working with them and really appreciate their work. thank you. >> thank you, and thank you for all your work. >> okay. is there any additional general public comment? seeing none, item four, commissioner's questions and matters. 4-a, inquiries to of staff. at this time, commissioners may make inquiries to staff regarding various policies, practices, and procedures which are of interest to the commission. >> i don't really have much more. i'm just wondering if there's any -- has there now -- i think it's been 30 days. is there anymore about the new demolition ordinance that's been proposed by supervisor peskin's offic

christian bale for his role as dick cheney. > here's four things to know.inning today, bicycles are allowed onetro trains during rush hour. more on this in the nbc washington app. >>> a woman is expected to be okay after being shotng dri along i-398 this morning. the suspect shooter was driving northbound in the vehicle. >>> a dim led to the arrest of a 7-ar-old houston war. eric black jr. admitted to taking partn that shooting. more of the information is ahead. >>> today, kevin spacey is facing charges of a sexual assault of an18-year-old. the incident is expectedpl to d not guilty. stay tuned for more on this story. >>> first 4 traffic ahurt in virginia. chopper shore showing you 395. and the delays leading up to that. the hov lanes. >> n a bad day today. mild tomorrow with a chance over the weekend of snow. >> just a chance so far. it was bound to happen. >> it is january. i like it. >>> that is the news for today." thanks for waking withupwhisha scandal." hitting the wall. both sides dig in hard. the shutdown enter the third week. the president threaten

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. >> former wells fargo ceo dick kovacevich joins us. powell doesn't believe issuance is the market turbulence >> i do. i think people in the market think that's the case, and they have been very loud in the past few weeks, tightening, rules coming to an end economically, powell doesn't know what he's doing and so on. i have been supporting what they have been doing and what he has been doing for a long time and i think it turned out to be the appropriate thing. i don't think it has that much influence on the market. and i think they should be reducing the balance sheet they should have started earlier than that. and i think that's even more important than whether there's a rate increase in the fed funds rate in march instead of april or september instead of june or whatever >> so if it is more important, why isn't it having impact on tu turbulence in the market >> that's the whole point. i think qe 1, 2, 3 had very little value other than monetizing the debt of the country. and that's just not a good thing to do. we don't need -- we did

dick durbin has already said what the president is proposing is a non-starter, so has nancy pelosi. both of them have said, they're not doing in kind of negotiating until the government is reopened, until the president agrees to sign some of those bills that the house democrats have been floating for about, what, the last week, to be sure. so on all of those points, we're still stuck here. sort of, you know, the underlying dynamics of the debate have not shifted. don't forget, president trump is still saying he wants the $5.7 billion for his border wall. winning money for that border wall is as a major win for him as blocking it is for democrats, joy. >> no mention in the speech, which was ten minutes or so, of the government shutdown or of the 800,000 federal workers who are struggling and who are on every nightly newscast all over the country, every local broadcast is talking about people selling blood, people selling possessions, people desperate to pay their rent. not one word in this speech about them. any reporting on why this speech, which we presume steven miller and others

and christian bale for dick cheney in "vice." >> thank you to is satan for inspiration on how to play this road. >> "green book"ra regina king won for if be a ale street could talk. the co minute sky method captured best comedy, best actor for michael douglas. rachel brosnahan won for marvelous mrs. maisel. globe's co-host sandra oh also celebrated. a best actress win for "killing eve." >> i'm killing eve! >> reporter: and phillip, frances, today oscar albegins for the so of the academy to make their picks for the academy awards. they have eight days to do so. jennifer, thank you. >> we have more than two weeks in the government shutdown. neither side seems any closer to a deal. the white house deal led by mike pence led congressional staffers to make common ground but they didn't make much headway. tracie potts brings us the latest. >> reporter: parts of the federal government remain closed this morning. >> we'll see what happens. we'll see whether or not it's settled >> reporter: president trump predicting progress by wednesday after weekend negotiations brought no breakthrough. >>

dick first ran a dairy farm with his father. he was a graduate of lancaster men nonite high school, he established the farm's ice cream business, operated its four family restaurants two dairy stores and wholesale milk business he eventually became lancaster county commissioner. he was a strong plo opponent of farmland preservation because he knew the importance ofing a cull hurd -- of agriculture and farming in our community he served on many community boards and his church boards and always gave back. he's survived by his wife, pam, his son, his daughter and six grarne. dick's legacy will undoubtedly live on in our community. we are grateful for his service to lancaster county. we also know that he's in a better place but we will certainly miss him here. it's humbling to be able to honor his life william that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to al, who

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. >>> still ahead, former wells fargo ceo dick kovacevish says there might be surprises. >>> a head ofop grocery chain sees red flags for the consumer in 2019 what kroger ceo told me at the national retail federation conference over the weekend. >> what was it >> midtown manhattan they get 30,000 people 's a huge show we'll be right back. ♪ >>> welcome back to the "closing bell." after three straight up weeks for the major averages, taking a pause today and within the overall market there's bright spots. financials and industrials are in the green it's energy weighed down by pg&e time now for a cnbc news update with sue herera. hello. >> hello, everyone. >>> the white house is defending the lengths president trump went to to conceal details of conversations with russia's president putin. white house counselor saying there was great concern of leaks in 2017. >> he had an oval office meeting in may of 2017 contents of that leaked. there was great concern at the time i haven't discussed this directly with him but we were concerned -- we're always concerned about leaks, particularly nation

democrats have called for more like dick durbin u will were we immoral a year ago when dick durbin ando build your wall or fence in terms for pathway to citizenship for the daca eligible kids who are now young adults? to say it's immoral is a nonstarter. ainsley: someone who is not for the wall that's alexandria ocasio-cortez. the darling, the youngest person who is now a congresswoman representing new york. she sat down with anderson cooper on "60 minutes" and he asked her about the gaffes she has made in the past and her fuzzy math. listen to some of the gaffes to resh your memory and then interview with anderson cooper. >> in order for us to feel safer in our churches and homes we must abolish ice. >> you used the term the occupation of palestine, what did you mean by that? >> oh, um, i think it -- what i meant is like the settlements. i am not the expert at geo politics on this issue. unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. capitalism has not always existed in the world and it will not always exist in the world. medicare for all is actually much more -- is actually much

. >>> plus, the number two demcrass in tde democrat in the senate dick durbin joining us. >>> and the president declared the terror group defeated. in less than an hour he departs the white house for a meeting at the pentagon. our team covering this from washington and coast to coast. >>> the president's attorney rudy giuliani telling nbc news he doesn't think he really changed his story on collusion. that's what he says now this morning but roughly 12 hours ooh he opened the door to collusion between member s of the trump campaign and russia. listen for yourself. >> i never said there was no collusion between the campaign or between people in the campaign. >> yes, you have. >> i said the president of the united states. there is not a single bit of evidence the president of the united states committed the only crime you can commit here, conspired with the russians to hack the dnc. >> herein, folks, lies the rub. all the times the president and giuliani have said the campaign, specifically the trump campaign, did not collude. >> is it still the position of you and your client that ther

conference committee will be the appropriations ranking member senator leahy of vermont, minority whip dick durbin, and jon tester of montana. the u.s. house is gaveling in sometime this evening take up the measure that's now been passed by the senate. of course we'll have live coverage here on c-span. next up, we'll show you the news conference shortly after the senate came into session with the democratic leaders from the house and senate reacting from the -- to the president's announcement. mr. schumer: well, good afternoon. first, i am proud that this is the first time this year that leader pelosi is appearing as speaker pelosi in this room. and the longest shutdown in american history will finally end today. the president has agreed to our request to open the government and then debate border security. which is great news for 800,000 federal workers, and millions of americans who depend on

in new york city i'm dick brennan, kpix5. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk. san jose police are looking for your help. they need your help identifying two wanted men. they are wanted for murder. let's take a look at this surveillance video. police released this video of the suspect just a while ago. you can see both of them were on scooters walking into a liquor store. police say that they responded to a shooting at this store just last month and they found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound. again, if you recognize that man or the one coming in behind him, either one of those people, san jose police want to hear from you. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida. back to you guys. >>> scary new video of a close call in minnesota, a 2-year-old girl is strapped into a car seat. there, she falls out of a moving car, but just in time the driver who was recording this stopped and helped the child. police say the girl was not hurt, although she was safely strapped into the car seat. the car seat was not correctly attached to the car. now police are considerin

christian bale, best actor for his role as dick cheney in "vice."ha >> you to satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role. >> reporter: the interracial road trip "gre book" won best musical or comedy, and supporting acting honors, for mahershala ali. regina king won supporting actress for "if beale street could talk." >> we're so proud of this film.: >> reporurprises in the television categories, "the kominsky method" won best comedy and best actor for michael douglas. ratoel brosnahan made it bac back wins for best actress for "thearvelous mrs. maisel." >> "the americans." >> reporter: the spy drama and best actor for "bodyguard." cohost sandra on celebrated a best actress win for "killing eve." >> killing eve! >> also tonight, poignant moments.to carol burnet home the lifetime achievement award, which was named for her. actor jeff bridges taking home the cecil b. demille lifetime hievement award. reporting from beverly hills, i'm stephanie stanton. philip, frances, back to you.ll >>right, stephanie, thank you. >>> we're more than two

vice president dick cheney in vice but i have saved for my personal favorite moment was carol burnett the legendary comedian t.v. comedian who is a childhood hero of mine receiving her lifetime achievement award she's not as well known in europe she's very much a t.v. a comedian but her sort of a second speech for me summed up what the golden globes were this year it was inclusive she's a pioneer female pioneer a comedian but it was also warm accepting and also very sort of broad and mainstream which is for me the big surprise this year as well that the globes try to embrace everyone and not be too divisive and i think that's it for me will stay in my memory and how she closed the speech with her trademark pull of the year for me was magic scott rock's verilog would be as always thank you so much. you're watching the news there's more to come on the program including the following a robot that can get a little brown think about doing household chores at long last a machine that can iron clothes automatically with a look at some of the highlights of the consumer electronics show in veg

when dick cheney saw this report from the defense intelligence agency about yellowcake iraqis seeking yellowcake in darkest africa and asia where. he asked the cia briefer. you think about this this year briefer said well i'll check it out and to verify it the cia summons joe wilson on february the nineteenth two thousand and two wilson is familiar with the fourth largest uranium producer in the world he was posted there earlier in his career when i got there the first person i went to see was a u.s. ambassador. and she said to me we have already looked at this. and we have determined that there is nothing there will some returns to the united states and gives his report to the cia the amount of uranium that was being talked about represented about a twenty five percent increase in annual protection levels and any such increase would have had been approved through the consortium that ran the mine you could not hide that. wilson's conclusions are related to cheney who ignores the vice president is sticking to his dossier from italy. and yet the italians gave the americans fair. warning

dick durbin as minority whip and patty murray also as assistant minority leader. that's just what to expect as far as leadership, the ones that will be making in setting the temple for activities of the 116th congress. the 20th amendment to amendment to the constitution directs that congress convenes at noon on january the and odd-numbered year. that date can change from time to time. legislation makes it able do so. one of the activities we'll see, expect to see a vice president named by the constitution as the president of the senate presiding over the senate as it first convenes. after that we should her prayer from the senate chapln

eye-popping moments including a shout-out on christian bale for his inspiration to play dick cheney. >> thank you to satan for giving me inspiration on how to play this role. >>> we appear no closer to a solution to the government shutdown, but now we're hearing that the gridlock could irs tax7-year-old jazmine barnes as police announce an arrest and capital murder charge. >>> caught on camera, burng veh defeat. we'll hear from the bears kick history sent the resurgent bears home for season >> good monday morning. i'm philip men that. >> i'm fran sells rivera. it was a gelden night for the golden globes. andy samberg and sandra oh hosted one of hollywood's most-anticipated nights of the year honoring celebrities from some of this year's best in tv and film. actor jeff bridges was presented with one of the biggest honors of the night, the cecil b. demille award. >> i've been tagged. i guess we all have been tagged, right? we're all here, right now. this is happening. we're alive, man. >> in his thank you speech, bridges called his career one big game of tag. he's been in the biz over

hello now let's talk to dick how do u. s. academic at stony brook university in the author of the shadow of america from kennedy to trump -- he joins us from new york this evening good evening to you thanks very much for talking to us. us us so suddenly this is the first time drums been accused of lying with this one carries possible perjury charges. just how serious you think this could be for the president. i think it could be extremely serious all the more so since we're havingg this on the backdrop of the struck down. which is the churning opinion including among a certain number of republicans. rather mild disdain ripley taurus. if you wish you could the comparison that everyone will want to draw is with nixon and watergate. and you remember that the person who. yes share of the recording in the white house was john dean who was the attorney. mister next contact lenses [inaudible] i'm. does this suggest then that robert mothers let ness is closing in a little on the us president. it suggests that but we don't know a grea

it has six nominations, the story of dick cheney, the former us vice.s himself to take on that character, and does it incredibly well. so i think the very fact that it has the most nominations, a lot of people are talking about this film, i think clearly puts it in pole position. perhaps of more interest to americans than a global audience. nevertheless, critics have really applauded this film, and i think it's in with a really good chance in the best comedy category. however, it has some very strong competition, and i would look at green book. rigor mortis and mahershala ali go on a tour in the american deep south during the times of segregation, and these two characters bond, and an unusual friendship. then again, a lot of people, certainly the critics, really going for this film, saying that green book, it is based on a true story. some people have said that it deserves some criticism for not adhering precisely to what happened, but then of course, it is just inspired by true events, and it isa just inspired by true events, and it is a hollywood inte

senator dick durbin highlighted the hardships faced by workers involved in the shutdown, this is thent in history who has shut down his own government. a lot of people will suffer, it is clear he does not clear —— here. let's get more now from david willis in washington — — any indication how the latest talks are going? ican i can tell you that the vice president has been holding further talks today with congressional aides but president trump himself said he did not expect much to come from them. he said the real discussion would take place on monday, tuesday oi’ would take place on monday, tuesday or wednesday. congress does not reconvene until tuesday so there will not be any breakthrough until then at the very earliest. we're in then at the very earliest. we're in the third week of this shutdown. if it extends to the end of this week, it extends to the end of this week, it will become the longest government shutdown in us history. — new white house chief of staff has been talking about this in the last few hours — let's hear what he had to say — he was willing to agree, he mentio

well quite a few i could go with christian bale thanking satan for his portrayal of dick cheney former vice president dick cheney in vice but i have seen from my personal favorite moment was carol burnett the legendary comedian and t.v. comedian who is a childhood heroes of mine receiving her lifetime achievement award which is not as well known in europe she was very much a t.v. comedian but her sort of a septa speech was summed up at the golden globes where this year it was inclusive she's a pioneer female pioneer comedian but it was also warm accepting and also very sort of broad and mainstream which is for me the big surprise this year as well that the globes try to embrace everyone and not be too divisive and i think that's for me will stay in my memory and how she closed her speech with her trademark pull of a year after he was magic scott rock's verilog would beat as always thank you so much. now handball world championships starts this thursday in berlin and it opens with a unique match germany versus korea it will be korea's first ever unified appearance at a handball ball cha

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another contribution i felt of that film was the tracing of what came out of the mind of dick cheney.society, this kind of fascist war that came out of the bush regime and his delivered these powers to trump and pants. >> we will leave the last few minutes and go live to the u.s. house. you can watch the rest anytime live on c-span -- on c-span. it is a snowy day in washington. theress soldiers on as house is about to gavel in here at noon. work starts at 4:00 eastern. four bills on the schedule in the house. we have live coverage now here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. january 14, 2019. i hereby appoint the honorable anthony g. brown to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2019, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the

about connecticut senator richard blumenthal and unveiled a new nickname for him, calling him "the dickter ] wow, he's getting angrier and lazier. [ laughter ] the guy's name is richard so you nicknamed him "the dick"? go ahead. take the rest of the week off. you nailed it. [ light laughter ] then trump called his former secretary of state rex tillerson "dumb as a rock" and "lazy as hell" after tillerson, in a rare interview, offered some brutal criticism of his former boss. >> how would you describe donald trump? >> he acts on his instincts and in some respects that looks like impulsiveness. but it's not his intent to act on impulse. i think he really is trying to act on his instincts. it was challenging for me coming from the disciplined, highly process-oriented exxon-mobil corporation to go to work for a man who is pretty undisciplined, doesn't -- doesn't like to read. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's the former secretary of state talking about the president of the united states like he's mowgli. [ laughter ] "i mean, he doesn't mean to howl and walk on all fours. he was raised by wolves

and on to ex—vice president dick cheney, played by a mischievous christian bale.which enjoyed television success. and we'll be taking another in—depth look at the papers, our guests joining me tonight, the political strategist jo tanner, and the associate editor of the new statesman, george eaton, that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30pm. yes, we got it right. it took me three goes, though, which is out of order. they are standing byjust to my left. now it's time for the weather with chris fawkes. hello. you might have noticed that the weather hasn't really changed much recently. there is a good reason for that. if i take you to christmas day, as you were eating second portion is christmas day sprouts, this happened, high pressure developed on christmas day to the south of the uk. if i move the charts are forward two weeks to tuesday's charts, the same area of high pressure has gone from the south—east to the south—west, but it is still exert it a big influence on the weather. 0nce is still exert it a big influence on the weather. once this area of high pre