i'm very intrigued to see the place and to see what film—makerjonathan glazer did with the location toi think in many ways is very unique in terms of the perspective it has and what it tells us about the holocaust. the zone of interest is defined by its point of view. the focus is not on those who suffered at auschwitz but on the perpetrators, chief among them rudolf hoss, the nazi commandant of the camp, who lived with his wife and children a seemingly blissful life in a house adjacent to the concentration camp, just a short distance from the crematoriums. i felt that the film had to be about this place, and also had to sort of blur the line between then and now. i have to say, it's rather unnerving to be inside this former concentration camp here at auschwitz, and the building right behind me was the real home of the former commandant of auschwitz. one of the things that's incredibly powerful with jonathan glazer�*s film, the zone of interest, is how he uses sound to convey the horror of the concentration camp. you hear the noises of hoss's children playing joyfully in the garden jus

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thanks to our contestants fortune feimster, paul scheer, and ilana glazer! i'm taylor tomlinson. "after midnight" to all, and to all a good night! >> happy holidays! [cheers and applause] >>> now at 11:00, a san francisco jury is taking its time deciding the fate of the suspect in the bob lee murder case. >>> the 49ers hopes of making it to the playoffs had a bunch of cold water thrown on them in more ways than one. >> that's not some, somebody went to best buy and picked up a toy. >>> and a lot of people in one part of the u.s. are asking should we be worried? what washington is saying about car-sized drones spotted tchri east bay family. the irreplaceable treasure one man thought he'd never get back. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i'm sara donchey. when jurors first sat down in a san francisco courtroom, they were walking into a case that had violence, drug use, high flying the life styles, and the tech culture. momeni is on trial for the murder of cash app founding bob lee. in the six days since deliberations have begun, it

now fox sports says jay glazer well, he reported that the team is working with the league office to see what next is that they can do when dealing with this situation. boy, such a call cool kill me or the other night. yeah. and that's exactly what it was such an unusual thing to happen. 14 that yeah, even was in the grips. it was pretty messy. and as you know, some people are saying they should let him go. i don't think that's going to happen to you. this this actually with absolutely trying to live. i think they do. they just are trying to get around having to pay out the rest so the max that they're looking at. that's what that means. but i think exactly try to suspend him as long as they can to get them off for the 2 trusting or and all right. thanks. >> have a good night, everybody. >> a dizzying multiplying array of threats and opportunities for the united states around the world. but can washington respond regime change in syria on unstable

pasamos al sur del área de la bahía porque en glazer arrestan a 3 sospechosos por robar correspondenciaectados que se comuniquen con la policía para recuperar el correo robado. para mantener el calor en el interior de las casas, algunas personas preparan sus chimeneas en esta temporada y deciden usar leña, algo que, según algunos expertos, conlleva riesgos. peter ruiz nos habla de ■una alternativa más segura que ayuda también al medio ambiente. chispas explotaron y me quemé en unas en mis piernas. y este fue solo un incidente. las brasas de la chimenea de leña han provocado quemaduras en la familia de carla y han pasado sustos. nos despertamos. teníamos un dolor de cabeza bien grave y no nos sentíamos bien. y pues nos dimos cuenta que era el humo de la chimenea. desde entonces quedó apagada con las cenizas del invierno pasado, como recordatorio de los riesgos que conlleva. ya decidimos que no por todo lo que ha pasado con el humo y explotar y las chispas que ya nos hemos quemado. el distrito del aire del valle ofrece ayuda para reemplazar su antiguo dispositivo de combustión. cada resid

reporter: more on that system later, because confidence is not something that's always come easy to glazer drink every single night of my life, and it was the only thing i looked forward to in my life. >> reporter: she's talked about struggles with self-medicating, eating disorders and alcoholism. >> for me drinking is the worst. it's been whac-a-mole with all of those. but those have never caused me as much pain as drinking did. so i'm glad drinking is not an option. >> in recovery they call the the thing called the dis-ease. >> oh, yeah. >> the general state of not being at ease. >> yes. that's the obsession with work is just not wanting to feel. my therapist always says there is this middle ground where it's like you feel good about things, and then there is this anxiety and then there is the depression down here. and you love being here and love being here, but you do not like being here, because at least something is happening here. >> i was wondering if i could run some jokes for you. that would be awesome. >> reporter: will the pressure of hosting the golden globes get to glaser? sh

very funny and talented ilana glazer is with us this morning.ng that girl power in the studio. >> you talk about being a toddler and we can relate and you get honest about it but what is the hardest thing for you? >> lack of sleep is -- i'm begging you to tell me it gets back at some point. i don't think it does. this morning our daughter was sleeping in my bed with us and i had alarm set 4:45 and to not wake her up army crawled out of the bed like mission impossible. i'm telling on the floor, rolling out of the door opening for a barn door and rolling out. it is impossible. >> you will do anything for them and you completely lose yourself, all lack of self-respect. you will army crawl so they can sleep, doesn't matter. >> truly. and the special filled with comedy and behind the scenes, all of this death. -- stuff. how do you think about your child as your contact? i look at my daughter all the time. >> my special might be so hot, it is blitzing the system, guys. >> this is live tv. i feel like this is right in your zone. because it is fun when

okay, jay glazer and i are mental health buddies. we both struggle.we're both having our bad days, we go through similar ups and downs and we do similar things when we're down. if that makes sense. and, we both have this conversation the other day. because when it happens, for me, i reach out to him. when it happens for him, he reaches out to me. i have a couple friendships like that, we've been able to form a bond. and to what we were saying before is, i literally sent a text to him. i'm never quitting, every in my life. that's not who i am. >> when you say i'm not a quitter. you mean, you're not quitting? >> anything. i won't quit anything. i will never give up at anything. there are so many goals of mine that i have and want to accomplish. no matter how hard it gets, i'm never giving up. there's a reason why i was able to win 23 olympic gold medals. i'm determined. i'm stubborn. yeah, laundry list of things. i just don't give up. >> what is your advice, for someone struggling, who feels alone. who doesn't feel like they have the strength or communi

jay glazer actually reporting that the team is working with the league office to see what's the max thatld in seattle where the seahawks were hosting the packers some sunday night football for your 1st quarter. no score on 3rd and goal. josh jacobs to get the packers going with the one yard. teddy there in the packers. they strike first later in the quarter. second in 8 here, jordan love throws it over the middle to romeo dobbs. he muscles his way in and he go down and he's in there for the touchdown. and the packers. will they go up 14 to nothing a cent in the 4th quarter. now, same seahawks down by 17 zach charbonnet. when he gets the carry gets past, his offenders runs down the sideline. this a 24 yard touchdown run by start charbonnet and the seahawks showing some life still trailing by though, later on in jordan love who would put this one on ice 3rd bit by bit. he airs down the field. see great pitching kids. 2 dogs, a shoestring catch. is 22 yards for the touchdown. and dob second touchdown of the night extends the lead to 17. the packers. they dominate the seahawks 30 2.13, green

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okay, so jay glazer and i, we're mental health buddies.truggle, and when we're both having our bad days, we go through similar ups and downs, and we do similar things when we're down, if that makes sense. and we both had this conversation the other day because when it happens, for me, i reach out to him. when it happens for him, he reaches out to me. and i have a couple friendships like that where we've kind of really been able to form a bond. and to what we were saying before is i literally sent a text to him, and i was like, "i'm never [bleep] quitting, ever in my life." like, that's not who i am. >> when you say, i'm not a quitter, you mean you're not quitting...? >> anything. i won't quit anything. i will never give up anything that -- you know, there are so many goals of mine that i have and want to accomplish, and no matter how hard it gets, i'm never giving up. there's a reason why i was able to win 23 olympic gold medals, right? so i'm determined. i'm stubborn. i'm -- yeah, you could -- a laundry list of things. i just don't give u

plus, she is there she is one of the hottest comediennes around and we're talking about nicky glazeruary's "golden globes" right here on cbs. is she ready? i'm thinking she is. we're hearing from emmy award-winning actor idris elba about creating the voice of his character knuckles in the new sonic the hedgehog movie. i like anything idris elba does. he's terrific. just like you reed. we'll see you at 7:00 a little over ten minutes from now. >> love you. >> back to you guys. gianna, see you later. >> thank you. reed, you are terrific. >> oh. aren't they cute though. >> they are adorable. i love them and i can't wait to share this with my family too. very, very cool. and how sweet of her to think of you and your kids. >> it was fun to wear to the choir performance. proudly. i wanted to say to people i got this from gayle king but i didn't name drop. cute. clarence clause right? >> adorable. >> i would have name dropped if i were you. pretty darn cool. warming my heart this morning i have to say. >>> temperatures this morning, actually a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. because

the fox sports insider, jay glazer, reported on what happened during that game. >> they started seeing was refusing to go in. so john lynch actually went down there in the fourth quarter and confronted him on saying, you don't want to go in the game. you're refusing. yes. it was lynch who sent him in the locker room. by the way, i got players who called me after and said, hey, we've heard you talk about this alter ego of john lynch. that's 47, red character, man, we saw it. that dude is crazy. >> now, we haven't heard from campbell yet, but he did post on x back on december 4th, a message that may have hinted what was about to happen. quote, no matter what you do in life, people are going to have an opinion about you, so you might as well just do it your own way and live with the results. >> parents are increasingly turning to a new way to get their children to school nationwide. they're using rideshare apps instead of driving their children or having them take the school bus. a new survey finds about 28% of students ride the bus. but in chicago, some parents say a shortage of bus driv

fox sports insider jay glazer reported on what happened during that game. >> we started seeing about the second quarter he was refusing to go in. so john lynch actually went down there in the fourth quarter and confronted him on saying, you don't want to go in the game. you're refusing. yes. it was lynch who sent him in the locker room. by the way, i got players who called me after and said, hey, we've heard you talk about this alter ego of john lynch, this 47 red character. man, we saw it. that dude is crazy. >> we haven't heard from campbell yet, but he posted on social media back on december 4th with a message that may have hinted about what was to come, saying, quote, no matter what you do in life, people are going to have an opinion about it, so you might as well do it your own way and live with the results. end quote. >> all right. it's dark behind us here along the oakland estuary. it's raining across much of the bay area right now. thankfully nothing like what we saw on saturday. still next on the nine. how high tides along the coast turn into a learning opportunity for some

. >> reporter: when megan glazer was young, she didn't just watch the rockettes, she performed with themen sitting here just looking out into the theater, it's amazing. >> what is it about it, do you think? >> it's just one of a kind. radio city music hall, being a rockette, it's just one of a kind. it's legendary. >> so to all the claras out there, you say? >> never give up. dream big. d maybe i'll be dancing with you. >> reporter: and carrying on that legacy in unison. >> you can see the rockettes through january 5th. and i feel like we still have a shot, right? we did do some high kicks earlier this year during our scavenger hunt. >> whoa. >> you can see just how bad we are. >> i think joe's was the highest kick of them all. >> wow. >> you be the judge whether those are high kicks. they werere kicks. >> angie and i are going higher there, i think. >> i think i pulled a hamstring. >> i think i pulled a hamstring. >> you guys are so co covid-19? i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid is an oral treatment for adults with mild-to-moderate covid-19 and a high-risk factor for it

plus, ilana glazer stops by. >> that's at nine on abc7. >> we'll see you very shortly.areas san jose, hayward, concord having a lot of issues this morning. when it comes to fog, we have a dense fog advisory until 11 a.m. for these areas of thick fog later this afternoon. mix of sun and clouds will get you back into the 60s. amanda. >> all right, drew, thank you. we will have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our on ous app and abc7 news.com.bc7 >> announcer: welcome back to gma live from times square. >> michael: welcome back to gma, everybody. we're saying hakunamata to our next guest. aaron pierre is here live, the voice behind mufasa, the new lion king film. great to have you here on "gma." [ applause ] >> thank you. >> michael: the first film came out in 1994, the same month you were born. >> wow. >> michael: what does it feel like now to be part of the story? >> it's surreal. truly surreal. for me, the original 1994 original is one of my favorite disney films. it always has been. i don't know. there was something about it that made me feel