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look at look at the normal and this means expensive foreign publications like national geographic esquire and vote come with pages crudely torn out readers like vida are upset to find their magazines defaced in this way. they tore it here quite badly. here it's ok even the president is less than impressed with the new law. it reminds me of the middle ages and it's caused huge international harm to lithuania as image and reputation abroad. and yet there's no question that lithuania has big problems with alcohol according to the world health organization per capita alcohol consumption increased twenty two percent in a decade to over eighteen leaders of pure alcohol in two thousand and sixteen and lithuania has the highest suicide rate in europe. that wraps up our show for now for more on the latest business stories be sure to check out our facebook and twitter feed i'm christopher where i'll be back here with a fresh update on. what . the to cut. the to. the to. the to move. to a pick up. the phone just make up. mommy turn around buy a new me go from b. to goes down to her she's tough and f

i know he had a relationship with "esquire" but he was not a formal staff member.rian: he is not alive? mark: he died a short time ago. brian: here he is. the reason i wanted you to react to this is, he is talking about war and writing about work from a documentary called "first kill." [begin video clip] >> i am a nice middle-class jewish boy. i am not john wayne junior. you know, i am not a blood and guts guy. i just had a very strong attraction to war. >> was it satisfying? >> yes. yes i was satisfied. , very few people do these things without what they believe is a good reason. because you know, you would see guys come up and say, "why are you here?" and they would say, "i am here to kill gooks," and they knew why they were there and they were not kidding themselves and they liked it. you know, they got into it and they liked it. ♪ [end video clip] brian: what do you think? mark: i think he's talking very candidly and honestly about his experience. but he is a lot different than me and that, he is a real brave reporter who put himself in the middle of the action

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>> did anyone read our interview had in esquire? well now the world knows, well so many -- there's really i think so many directions we can go there are so many unbelievably pass mating biways to con techt to some thee military officers have for not just individual lives but millions of lives. i think where i want to take the discussion we've done the dead happened device and idea that we have assassination take out kim jong-un that might lead it a nuclear exchange. let's go back to the preatomic era. we have some interesting discussions about -- what it's like writing long detailed book as well as what we have done in dealing with editor both of us have done, and how hard you fought to keep a section of the book that discusses the idea of strategic bombing and why it is in the first place that the idea that you could win many a war by killing thousands and thousands of people through bombing from above evolved and -- what it means. >> i didn't have to fight my editor on this issue fortunately but i would have had it been necessary

your name, darkest hours, gary old man, and in a surprise, danzel washington for roman j israel, esquirer if he got the spot that would have gone to the disaster artist james franco, allegations of sexual misconduct hadn't surfaced against him. >> what do you think we do here for a living another another snub, tom hangs stephen spielberg failed to score, newspaper drama did pick up best nomination and a lead actress nod for star meryl streep. >> danielle nottingham, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> the oscars to the grammys. the grammy awards will bended out sunday night right here on cbs-3. >> and in new york city, they're gearing up the show mayor de blasio gram grammy week, the grammy awards will be held at new york madison square garden. >> again, cbs-3 is your gahm i station. you can catch the 60 ' annual grammy awards 630 right here on cbs-3 and james cord on, cb s own, will be returning to host the awards. we will be right back. judge getting your children to eat healthy food can be a challenge, but now doctors say there is a crucial time in their lives when they need to get certain n

>> did anyone read our review in esquire? now the world knows. there's so many directions we could go there. there's so many unbelievably fascinating highways and absolute contempt that some of these military officers appear to have for individual life. i think where i want to take the discussion, we've done the device and the idea that if we have an assassination team take out kim jong un, that might lead to a nuclear exchange. let's go back to the three atomic era. we had some discussions about what it's like riding a detailed book as most of us have done in dealing with editors and how hard you fought to keep a section of the book that discusses the idea of strategic bombing and why it is in the first place that the idea that you can win a war by killing houses and thousands of people through bombing from above evolve and what it means. >> i didn't have to fight my publisher on this issue unfortunately but i wouldhave . because although it seems like history, prehistory as you say , i've felt for over half a century from studies in grand and e

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or a cpa, a certified public accountant, or an esquire, esq, for an attorney. >> a lawyer. >> right.he other important question, are you going to be here year round? because while these tax law changes may not affect your 2017 return -- there are a couple that might, but not many -- you'll have a lot of questions throughout the year about getting right for 2018 tax return. you might have questions along the way, so you want to make sure this is something who will be around to be there for you for your tax situation. so it's not a seasonal worker who works three months and is out the door. tax season can bring out scammers. what are some of red flags people should watch for? >> one of them is that the tax you a bigger refund than anyone else. that's why you need to come to mwl firm. that's a red flag. >> i've heard major firms that put that in their advertising. i know, but you need to check them out and make sure. tie the fees to a percentage of your refund. so you're going to pay me just a percentage of what you get back. th should paid. also, don't fall for the you can put some of

izrael esquire just come the two african-americans mary j. blige and octavia spencer received best supporting female actor nominations. in other nonce to diversity the gay romance called me by your name was nominated for best picture and mexican director guillermo del toro's the shape of water one the most nominations with thirteen including best picture and best director i would say now that these nominations have come through a sip of water as for any problem if the show from russia but it's not way ahead of the pack could the story of a tender love affair between a mute cleaning woman and an amphibian humanoid creature really when the film lands top prize. territory stranger things have happened. hollywood's elite will have an opportunity to make war comments on issues of social and cultural importance during the award ceremony itself which this year will take place on march fourth robert oulds al-jazeera lausanne. you know again i mean there's a big problem in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera and an attack on the save the children ai

denzel washington in bremenj israel, esquire. for performance by an actress in a leading role...and in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. margot robbie ni, tonya. saoirse ronan in lady bird. meryl streep in the the post. here are the nominees for achievement in directing... dunkirk, christopher nolan. get out, jordan peele. lady bird, greta gerwig. phantom thread, paul thomas anderson. and, the shape of water, dilemma dettori. —— guillermo del toro. you want to do the big one, for best picture? we should both do it. what could possibly go wrong? you don't know me at all! finally, the nine films selected as best picture nominees... call me by your name. luca guadagnino, amelia george and marco mccullough. darkest hour... dunkirk, emma thomas, and christopher nolan, producers. get out, sean mckittrick, jordan peele, producers. lady bird, eli bush, scott rudin and evelyn o'neill, producers. phantom thread, joanne sele, paul thomas anderson, megan ellison and daniel leavy, producers. the post. amy pascal, steven spielberg and chris —— —— producers. the shape of water, guiller

previous winners -- daniel day-lewis for "phantom thread," and denzel washington for "roman j israel esquire well as 22-year old timothee chalamet for "call me by your name," and daniel kaluuya (kuh- luuu-yah) for "get out." frances mcdormand is also a golden globe and sag winner this year -- for "three billboards." she's nominated in the lead actress category with sally hawkins for "the shape of water," margot robbie for "i, tonya," meryl streep for "the post," -- and saiorse (ser-shuh) ronan, for the female-driven "lady bird," which also saw a best director nod for greta gerwig. gerwig -- just the fifth woman ever nominated in the categorythe #metoo movement -- sparked by allegations against producer harvey weinstein -- triggered a wave in hollywood - raising key questions about sexual harassment and equal pay. actors symbolically wore black at the golden globes.notable in the supporting actor category --- christopher plummer, who reshot all of kevin spacey's scenes in "all the money in the world" in 9 daysafter spacey faced accusations of sexual misconduct.the 90th academy awards will be

israel, esquire.wonder if he got the spot that would have gone to the disaster artist's james franco if allegations of sexual misconduct hadn't surfaced against him. (nats) another snub - tom hanks and steven spielberg failed to score for "the post" although the newspaper drama did pick up a best picture nomination and a lead actress nod for star meryl streep. danielle nottingham, cbs news, hollywood. (suggested anchor tag) also up for lead actress, "the shape of water" star sally hawkins, margot robbie as figure skater tonya harding in "i, tonya" and saoirse (ser-sha) ronan in "lady bird." "mudbound" cinematographer rachel morrison also made history as the first woman to earn a nod in that category. the academy awards air in march. for news throughout the evening, the latest is always on cbs-sf dot-com. and join us for nightbeat at 10 -- announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hi, y'all. than

kaluuya (get out ) gary oldman (darkest hour played churchill) denzel washington (ronan j israel esquire) just because a movie is up for an oscar doesn't mean you're going to like it.. i haven't seen all the nominated films.. but i have seen quite a few so here are my recommendations.. i whittled it down to five must-see movies that i loved anyway: ( darya )one of my favorites overall 3 billboards.. bad ass mother bent on getting justice for her daughter takes on good ole boys who run her small town. action, mystery, racism, sexism, grief, and humor. the shape of water.. when do you see movie about a mute female janitor in love with a chained up sea creature in a 196o's secret government lab. get out is not new.. u can rent or see for free on amazon.. a phsyco thriller which challenges racism and cultural appropriation.. with humor and horror..much lighter look at racial stereotypes, ethnic issues, and love.. is the big sick.. mostly true unconventional story of a couple before they took their vows of in sickness and in health.and speaking of messy relationships there's ladybird: small,

this is from "esquire."n kelley or copresident stephen miller. >> take your choice. >> how damning are these headlines? tune they're damning for miller or john kelley? >> they definitely are. i think john kelley is in trouble with the president. he thinks of him as a scold, he keeps him from having fun. there's a report out tonight in ""vanity fair"" by xwaib sherman who has great sources in the white house and conservative media that ivanka is looking for a john kelley replacement. i think these headlines about president kelley or president miller undermine both of them. we know one of the reasons the president got sick of steve bannon was the perception that bannon was running the show. he does not like that. and given he already has tension with kelley, i think that's tough. he seems to like steve miller, he seems to -- they seem to have some kind of affinity. i don't really know what it is. but he and kelley kind of chafe, but he and miller are more comfortable. >> "time" magazine ran a thing that said,

denzil washington for his role in roman j israel esquire.he category was james franco. as many wonder whether not recent sexual misconduct scandals will affect his chances. lori metcalf of lady bird and octavia spencer for the shape of water are also nominations. supporting actor includes woody harrison for three billboards. we will find out who gets the awards on march 4.>>> sacramento is honoring their hometown director for her five oscar nominations. she calls her film lady bird a love letter to sacramento. several digital billboards were put up congratulating her on her vote from the academy. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors is meeting right now to decide right now whether not to appoint an interim mayor or stick with the acting mayor london breed. >> it has been six weeks now since san francisco mayor ed lee died unexpectedly. tonight's vote will decide if acting mayor london breed will continue to lead the city or if someone else should take over. >> our reporter has been at city hall all afternoon and she joins us now with a

lled he had convinced esquire vietnam to send him to to write sort of periodic, very unconventional essays about the war. number of pent a years putting himself in the ost dangerous places in vietnam, and writing first hand about the fighting. he was also a tremendously skilled it was fascinating to me because he was such a gifted writer. he was writing about situations i was writing about. at nailing down fax, naming names. for the first time, having read the reporting, i was able to put his reports in context. he is talking about war and about war. from a documentary called "first i am a niceout middle-class jewish boy. i am not john wayne junior. i have a strong attraction to war. i was satisfied. very few people, doing these things without they believe is a good reason. you would see guys that would come up and say, why are you here? kill gooks. they got into it and they liked it. >> what you think? >> i think he is talking honestly and candidly. he is different in that he was a brave reporter who put himself in the middle of the action. i come along 50 years later and piece it togethe

. >> we see charlie pierce, writer at large for "esquire." donald trump has threatened to sue before, threatened to sue tim o'brien, threatens all the time, doesn't follow through that much. if you're omarosa, who knows donald trump, she knows he makes threats, she says she's got a story to tell. do these threats and does this book incentivize someone like omarosa to be next in the door with a book? >> absolutely. and one thing to keep in mind, this guy hasn't been president for a year yet. he's being snowed under by tell-all -- my 35 minutes in donald trump's white house. >> it's pretty amazing. this is what richard painter, chief ethics lawyer for george w. bush, had to say about the idea of donald trump trying to use a lawsuit threat to keep the book from being released. >> there is no way they're going to be able to stop publication. no way. this is not russia. the president of the united states cannot stop publication of a book that's critical of him simply because he believes that's what's said is not true. >> and isn't that the key? be

announced this morning including cousin dense ill washington for best actor for his movie roman j israel, esquire. >> all of the reaction from hollywood, here's entertainment tonight's kevin frazier. >> ukee and jessica one of the big names i, tanya, allison janne and she has been cleaning up on a run but this morning, janne was celebrating with a different kind of clean up. >> so, this is cool, wow. >> champagne cork, is everyone okay. >> reporter: now that is how you celebrate an oscar nod, champagne was flowing for allison january hoy earned a best supporting actress nod. >> dangerous things happen. >> reporter: janne's name being called this morning was expect after winning both golden globe and sag, ward for her role, but biggest oscar snub disaster artist james franco who had also won a golden globe for his role. >> los angeles times report detailing allegations of past inappropriate or exploited, sexual behavior, which he has denied. likely derailed franco's chances because it was published while, voting was still opened. >> mary j. blige. >> reporter: double feel good nomination for mary

from esquire. how damming are the headlines? for miller ob john kelly? >> they are. john kelly is already in trouble with the president. he thinks of him as a scold. he thinks he keeps him from having fun. there's a report out tonight in vanity fair. who has great sources in the white house and con seshtive need ya. that ivanka is out locking for a kelly replacement. the headlines about president kelly or miller under mine them. we know the president one of the reasons he got sib of bannon was the perception that bannon was running the show. he doesn't like that. given he has tension with kelly. that's tough. he likes steve miller. they seem to have affinity. i don't know what it is. he and kelly chafe. >> if time magazine ran a thing that said the most important person this washington for kelly or miller. that would be the end. >> that would be the end for kelly. miller might get a talking to. and lay low. >> who influences president trurp the most? the person who has his ear last? this administration came into office and since they have been here it's been tumultuo

at look at slipping them a lot this means expensive foreign publications like national geographic esquire and vote come with pages crudely torn out readers like vida are upset to find their magazines defaced in this way which they tore it here quite badly. here it's ok even the president is less than impressed with the new law. it reminds me of the middle ages and it's caused a huge international harm to look away as image and reputation abroad go to the good up with thoughts from the good and yet there's no question that lithuania has big problems with alcohol according to the world health organization per capita alcohol consumption increased twenty two percent in a decade to over one thousand liters of pure alcohol in two thousand and sixteen and lithuania has the highest suicide rate in europe. well over to lay the now of music sounds a lot as well on the big apple last night though you betcha sunday night the come to like him of the music world gathered in new york city of for him sixtieth grammy awards this that's the industry showcase event it was a night of powerful and colorful pe

israel esquire he just come to have two african-americans mary j. blige and octavia spencer received best supporting female actor nominations. in other nonce to diversity the gay romance called me by your name was nominated for best picture and mexican director guillermo del toro's the shape of water one the most nominations with thirteen including best picture and best director i would say now that these nominations are come three a sip of water as for any problem even if it's so front runner but it's not way ahead of the pack could the story of a tender love affair between a mute cleaning woman and an amphibian humanoid creature really wins the film wins top prize. territory stranger things have happened. hollywood's elite will have an opportunity to make more comments on issues of social and cultural importance during the awards ceremony itself which this year will take place on march fourth robert oulds al jazeera los angeles now has time for the sports heroes tatyana. thank you very much well number one refound the dolls' dreams of becoming onl

sir robert swan mueller third esquire cordially requests the pleasure of your company, at an eveningon to go [ bleep ] yourself. byo orange ass. [ cheers and applause ] so, trump was in florida over the weekend, and of course at this point we just take it for granted that trump who repeatedly bashed obama for golfing spent the weekend golfing. in fact on sunday trump hit the golf course for the fifth day in a row. even the masters only last four days. [ laughter ] trump golfs more than people who play golf for a living. in fact on friday, when it was reported that trump was hitting the links with professional golfers tiger woods, and dustin johnson. he actually admitted it, but tried to claim it wouldn't take that long. after turkey calling, we'll be heading over to trump national golf club jupiter to play golf quickly with tiger woods and dustin johnson, then back to mar-a-lago for talks on bringing even more jobs and companies back to the usa. you can't play golf quickly. [ light laughter ] golf is the monopoly of sports. [ laughter ] and trump doesn't do anything quickly, he's an

one more quick question for you would you consider switching from that llc partnership model to an esquirelong only bigger investor base? >> yeah. i think what is pretty clear after the final resolution of the tax plan is that the compelling argument to move into a c-corp didn't materialize. i think that most of the past partnership firms like the llps and private equity firms and the other investment banking and asset management firms will conclude with the settlement of the tax package as it looks that there is not a compelling driving need to convert to a c-corp we'll continue to evaluate it and see how things evolve over time but as of now, i think we're comfortable with our current structure. >> glenn, a lot to get to that we weren't able to but thanks for coming on and talking about this we'll see you soon i hope. >> great thank you very much for having me >> glenn youngkin, co-ceo of carlyle group. >>> still ahead, miami, another city on amazon's hq 2 list the mayor is going to join us to weigh in and as we head to break, a look at cryptocurrencies this morning, stabilizing after th

israel, esquire.o not nominated following accusations of sexual misconduct after his golden globe win in that category. best actress sally hawkins for shape of water, frances mcdormand for three billboards, margot robbie for i ton i can't and saoirse row nan. and meryl streep. we've posted the entire list at nbcbayarea.com. >> i think she sets a record. >> 21 nominations. >>> at 6:46 happening today in santa clara county talks of building a new jail and just how many prisoners it will house. this is video of the main jail in west san jose. a board of supervisors approved a seven story building to be constructed in the same area but since then measures have been taken to reduce the number of prisoners this the county which means there is no need for such a large facility. >>> it's illegal to have pot delivered in fremont, but someone had it delivered anyway. now, there was an arrest, but not for ordering the recreational pot. it was for robbing the delivery guy. fremont police say that when that delive

. >> esquire is reporting the trump administration may evict the press from the white house.opposition party, a senior official says, unnamed. i want them out of the building. we are taking back the press room. >> i said today, let's not ever do any more press briefings. you don't have them. unless i have them every two weeks and i do it myself, we don't have them. i think it's a good idea. >> donald trump's administration has silenced a channel of communication between the president and the people. by ensuring nearly all press briefings this week would beneath seen nor heard in a live broadcast. >> when you deal with moving the press out of the white house, we are built into the framework of this nation. >> the media is trying to attack our administration because they know we are following through on pledges that we made and they're not happy about it. the fake media is trying to silence us. but we will not let them. because the people know the truth. the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house. but i'm president and they're not. >> at one point he says tha

and denzel washington in roman j israel, esquire. >> and for performance by a actress in the leadingally hawkins in the shape of water. frances mcdormand in three billboards outside ebbing missouri. and margot robbie in i, tanya. and saschaan in lady bird. meryl streep in the post. >> um, um. >> and here are nominees for achievement in directing. >> dunkirk, christopher noland get out, jordan peel. >> wow. lady bird, greta. and, phantom thread, paul thomas anderson. and the shape of water, guiler mo dell for owe. >>> you want to do the big one for the best picture? >> we should both do it, what could possibly go wrong. >> you don't know me that well , you don't know me at all >> finally here are nine final , the nine films selected as best picture nom minute knees. call me by your name, peter spears. luca, and. emily george and marco more pinto. >> darkest hour, tina bevin, lisa breeze, anthony mccart or and dug ivansky producers. >> dun kirk eric thomas and christopher noland producers. >> and get out, shawn mcken describing, and jordan peel, producers. >> and lady bird, scott grind

right after that suddenly esquire says the same thing, w. magazine.e our president? and what's interesting is she has said, said last night apparently she has no plans to run for president. but then the "l.a. times" talked to her long-time companion steadman graham and he said that if the people wanted her, she would run. ainsley: she would do it. pete: i'm told by the experts there is some sort of difference between nbc, nbc news and msnbc. if you look at all of that there sure doesn't look like one. if nbc is tweeting out our president about oprah. could you imagine them doing that about any republican ever? steve, please? steve: no. no. pete: all right. ainsley: joe biden for the 2020 ticket or oprah. let us know what you think, please. friends@foxnews.com. steve: nbc didn't say what year she would be our future president, did they? just our future president. meanwhile 7:11 in new york city and time for a fox news alert. jillian: we are following breaking news. get right to that a sheriff's deputy in washington state killed while responding to a su