it's will farrell and julia louis-dreyfus. and applause] it's will and, yeah, okay. >> they all know who we are. >> jimmy: right, right. >> sorry, we didn't mean to interrupt your show, but we in the neighborhood. we just thought we might pop over and interrupt your show. >> jimmy: oh, what were you doing in the neighborhood? >> julia louie and i have a standing thursday-night date where we meet at the wetsels pretzels and share all the hot hollywood goss. >> did you happen to know that xavier ghosted tiffany? >> jimmy: i did not know that. who are xavier and tiffany? >> the manager of wetsell's pretzels. can you say drama? >> jimmy: that's really hollywood goss. thanks for stopping by. >> well, we're not leaving. >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't really -- [cheers and applause] but i really don't have time for a visit right now, because -- >> oh, really? but you had 12 minutes for the hanukkah saurus thing? >> jimmy: that was not my call, and it was the hanukkahcorn. >> oh, yeah, that's a lot better. >> let's keep it s

i am the dreyfus of lebanon? what does that mean? >> it means you are a victim. of a large victim company. -- ill, when you understand that some people say it does seem right, he is a profiteer. an arrest on ae non-declaration of revenue that wasn't declared, or even withdrawn, to arrest a boss of a major company without even having called him to say, can you explain, nothing at all. just sent to prison without an inquiry, don't you think that is a bit bizarre? so i do feel i was a victim. i feel that i shall have the explanation, but you can't arrest me and explain after. but it is not even a crime. i am not the only one saying that. all of the law professors we consulted, including in japan, say we can't understand why you are arrested. there was never a case of this kind before. they have never arrested people on the interposition of a piece of legislation when in fact, the money wasn't even paid out. that is income principle. we will have one last question. go ahead, sir. >> [speaking portuguese] guy: it's been two hours, 20 minutes, carlos ghosn entering que

his drama about the dreyfus and for emerald has more.orter: the academymy was unapologetic c claiming it was t its job to take moral positions when giving awards. many disagree.e. >> [speakingng foreign lanangua] the french film industry has a longng way to go on sexism and sexual violence. i find it shocking we are celebrating a person accused of rape by several women. reporter: the director has received nominations for his drama an officer and despite. ire to be feminist says there number of women who accuse him of rape. they are going to protest outside the ceremony. rape charges in the u.s. in 19 somededay. -- 1 1978. allegations and they did not stop the film from being a hit at the french box office. the ceremony m may be uncomfortable for him though. he could share the stage with the best actress nominee who claimed she had been sexually harassed by another director when she was 12 years old. a qck remindeder of the top stories we are folollowing. chinese authorities confirmed the death toll from the coronavirus has reached 170. t

his film about t t dreyfus affair which dr. francnce at the beginning of the 20th century is in line for 12 prizes in next month's ceremony. for another1 knots film which has a nomination for best foreign movie at this year's oscars. let's take a look at today's headlines. the death toll from the coronavirus in china passes 130, with more than 6000 cases officially announcnced. several countries, incncluding japan, the u.s., and france evacuating their citizens from the chinese epicenter of wuhan. the european parliament testing its final vote today on brexit. that vote to formally approve the didivorce deal from the e.u. is the last one for some 70 british mep's leaving office when the official split happens on friday. train and metro service in france almost completely back to normal, but the most hard-core among the anti-pension reform strikers are back in the streets of paris today. a look at now for today's business news with brian quinn. you are starting with a big day for trade in the u.s. as donald trump gets set to sig

. >>> coming up, we have the very funny julia louis dreyfus and will ferrell on their new movie.s, the parties and all the exclusives. this week no one does oscar like "good morning america." >> i think we just found a new "gma" co-anchor. a new "gma" co-anchor. >>> good morning. super bowl opening night is tonight. the event will kick off this week's festivities in south florida. the 49ers arrived in miami yesterday, as did their opponents, the kansas city chiefs. jobina? >> thank you. i have an alert, t-third is delayed due to a collision. there are bus shuttles in between to get people where they need to go. live look at 101. thinks are looking pretty good. i'climate is the number 1ove priority.sage. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challeng

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that's what apple is doing with julia louis dreyfus and other people as well.ing news for you. that's what we have. netflix reports tomorrow, i believe. not sure what to expect from netflix tomorrow. >> it's the first quarter that they will be reporting that their competition has been on-line. apple and disney. so did they lose subscribers? how much are they building their international subscribers? then going forward you have more competition coming on. hbo max for instance. it is getting a bit heated. but netflix has done well. if you look at their share price, since disney plus launched netflix stop is up 16%. stuart: 16%, since disney launched. >> yes, since november 12th, better than the s&p 500. stuart: that's impressive. okay. now we have a special guest for you. before the commercial break we asked you this, who said this? this current anchor on the fox news channel started as a reporter at fox business and was a commodities trader at the cme. you were with us from way back when, weren't you? >> and it was an honor and a pleasure to join you at the begi

they just signed julia louis dreyfus, she has the most number of emmys, she started with sign seinfeldent to cable with veep on hbo and now she's with apple. does a that up apple's game here? >> in my view, not really. it's very early for apple. they have an ambitious slate of programming. i think they're doing something that should be applauded. there's been mixed reviews on some of the services. they're acting like a film studio, trying to build loads of new content from scratch with a big budget. some of the things will work, some won't work. again, they're very different than netflix. so probably just at the incremet will help. lauren: so many choices out there. thank you for the time. cheryl: our question of the day, do you think that meghan markle should cut a deal with netflix? maybe it will be about an american woman who marries a prince or is that the hallmark channel? i can't keep track anymore. tell us your answers, we're on twitter, facebook and insta. lauren: maybe it's something that president obama and michelle obama did, they inked a nice deal with netflix. we'll see. c

the academy announcing that timothee chalamet, will ferrell, gayle godot, mindy kaling julia louis-dreyfusresenting. statuettes during the ceremony, though no one in the crew there nominated for their performance, many on that list star in this crop of nominees. the academy saying in a statement, we're excited to welcome these talented artists to help celebrate this year's movies. each bringing their own unique energy and appeal to our global audience and we sure agree. they will join the reigning best actor and actress. they always hand out the big awards of the night. do not forget, the 92nd annual academy awards airs right here, sunday night, february 9th on -- >> abc! [ applause ] >> it's trending. >> it's trending. >> speaking of which, robin, now to the legacy of mr. kobe bryant. earlier we told you about the #girldad and how it was trending inspiring fathers everywhere to share their stories about their relationships with their daughters. now here's how it all started. espn anchor elle duncan told the story of how she met kobe a couple years ago. during the conversation they talked