this year's golden globe nominations are out! a lot of t-v shows and movies were nominated, but some of the nods have speical meaning. david daniel looks at a few examples on the film side in the hollywood minute. "i believe... we can make this work."(nat-laughter) "hot damn!""vice" is second to none in this year's golden globes nominations! the political pic leads the way with six nods: it's up for best film comedy or musical, plus nominations for adam mckay's directing and screenplay, and acting nods for christian bale as dick cheney, amy adams as his wife lynne, and sam rockwell as george w-bush."so your family is, like, rich?""we're comfortable.""that is exactly what a super-rich person would say.""crazy rich asians" is also up for best film comedy or musical... and constance wu is nominated as best actress. according to the hollywood foreign press association, which runs the golden globes, she's the first nominee of asian descent in that category in nearly half a century. the h-f-p-a says just 50 actors of asian descent have

and around the globe. china is demanding the release of the finance chief at one of the world's biggest telecom companies, huawei. meng wanzhou was arrested and in canada on saturday and could now face extradition to amica. there are unconfirmed reports that the united states is investigating huawei over possible violation of sanctions against iran. this report from shanghai. reporter: it is one of the world's biggest smartphone makers, a massive firm buiov up 30 years by a former chinese army engineer. huawei is a china company that has truly gone global. but now one of its top i executivin jail.s meng wanzhourporate royalty in china, the daughter of the company founder. she was arrested as she transferred flights in vancouver. s is reported the u.s. wa her for overseeing illegal business with iran. >> we ve made solemn representaons to canada and the u.s. we have demanded that both parties immediately clarify the reasons for this detention. reporter: chinese officials in canada went furtr, condemning the

like the oscars, the golden globes also celebrate the smaller screen.creen. leading the pack is the assassination ofjoan rivers saatchi -- gianni assassination ofjoan rivers saatchi —— gianni versace. killing if is also nominated. —— eve. the bodyguard received two nominations. they were a surprise to many in hollywood. faddes hope it means a second season is coming soon. —— fa ns second season is coming soon. —— fans of the show. tremendous performances. you know it is awards season performances. you know it is awards season once the golden globes around. good luck to all the nominees. have a great weekend, cu monday. —— see you. hello there. we are ending the week on a pretty turbulent note. some strong winds on the way to scotland. severe gales here could cause some problems. and as well as the very strong winds on friday in scotland, we'll also have some heavy rain around, particularly across south—west england, over the next few hours, and that could bring some localised surface water flooding. the troublemaker is this developing area of low pressu

the golden globe nominations are in... and a bay area native is on the list. we'll have the story after the break. story after the break. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or when you get the best deal... on a treat for your best friend? or when you score a magical gift... at an unbelievable price? yes! that's yes for less. ross has you and your list covered with gifts you'll love to give. and it feels even better when you find them for less-at ross. yes for less. (justine) awards season is nearly upon us... and the golden globe nominations are in. entertainment tonight's kevin frazier has the story. it wouldn't be globe nomination day without a little controversy -the list is full of snubs and surprises that has everyone going gaga! oh, i'm just so humbled lady gaga is even more gracus for her "star is born" role which just earned her a nomination for best actress in a drama. bradley knows she deserved it. she did what it takes to make this what it is - and that i owe her forevercooper was also nominated for best actor and director and his fi

it is right across the globe. sometimes nations like britain and france label to reach into parts of the world which frankly the us sometimes will struggle into doing so. so we have got to show that leadership. let us focus on the values that are common between our nations. let's focus on all the good things. let us not constantly bicker over the smaller minor things. >> there are plenty of places, the example that leaves to mind is west africa where we have a lawless region with all kinds of international criminals. it is france because history has taken the lead in trying to confront and shore up the problems out of libya. there has been that leadership that started and the other thing, i forgot how to say this, not terribly -- america is about more than donald trump. thank god. sorry. just had to. blame me afterward. the rest of the world may not think donald trump is popular for something he has said and done, when you look at great britain or europe, they can have problems with our president and still say ame

jessica vilchis: "california live" previews the golden globes. danielle nottingham: will it be a clean sweep for "a star is born"? female: i don't sing my own songs. jessica: but what about those "crazy rich asians"? female: damn, rachel. it's like the asian "bachelor." jessica: and the surprise movie that's got more nominations than any other. danielle: we put "access's" natalie morales and kit hoover on the hot seat for their picks. natalie hoover: you weren't kidding about these hot seats. i mean, oh, yeah. jessica: the globes go gaga. she's--the meat dress, amping the a-list glamour. giuliana ransic: i cannot wait to see lady gaga. jessica: plus, we'll show you how to get that golden globe glow next. jessica: hello, everyone, i'm jessica vilchis. danielle: and i'm danielle nottingham. we're the hosts of a brand-new show called "california live." jessica: that's right, we premiere january 7 and we're live every weekday between 11:30 and noon right here on nbc.

take a look back at the stories of two thousand and eighteen covered by our correspondents around the globe. i'm christine one girl welcome to the program. it's already too many nineteen for people in the pacific nation of samoa and elsewhere in the world the countdown to the new year is running just five hours to go in japan with buddhist temples and shinto shrine like this one are gearing up to receive millions of visitors and final preparations are under way in new york where the famous crystal ball is set to drop in nineteen hours we'll be bringing you new year's updates from around the globe as people say goodbye to the eighteen and hello to twenty one thousand. to west africa now and a tense wait for people in the democratic republic of congo as votes are counted following sunday's presidential election millions cost their ballots in the land while bush which could save the first peaceful transfer of power in decades but questions over its fairness amounting with accusations of delays and irregularities especially in opposition areas. the eager voters refused to give up at the ballot

don mcintyre, the founder of the golden globe race.f 63. it's thought he suffered a heart attack in estonia, where he was living. the band who formed in the 1970s are best known for their hit ever fallen in love. the hit bbc comedy music show, never mind the buzzcocks, was named after them. pete shelley, who died today, aged 63. that's all from us for now. thank you for watching. hello there. we are ending the week on a pretty turbulent note. some strong winds on the way to scotland. severe gales here could cause some problems. and as well as the very strong winds on friday in scotland, we'll also have some heavy rain around, particularly across south—west england, over the next few hours, and that could bring some localised surface water flooding. the troublemaker is this developing area of low pressure. pressure continues to fall and the low pressure deepens, and that continues to strengthen the winds. now, the strongest winds will be going into the north of the uk, and you can see some of the heaviest rain will be trailing back acro

her boat had capsized during the golden globe race. on news watch, broadcasters and politicians all said they wanted a tv debate about the prime minister's brexit proposals, but it is not happening. why not? join us tonight at 7:45pm here on the bbc news. good evening. welcome to bbc news. dover and other channel ports could face disruption for up to six months if the uk leaves the eu without a deal, according to the government. it's being described as a worst—case scenario — after analysis of likely traffic flows if extra customs checks are introduced. meanwhile, ministers have travelled across the uk today to try to convince the public to get behind the prime minister's brexit deal. it's come under attack from all sides at westminster but theresa may insists that she will not seek to get tuesday's vote on it postponed. our deputy political edtor john pienaar has the latest. today, around almost every corner, you would see a minister on a mission, dozens of them, ordered out to defend and sell mrs may's brexit compromise, to make what

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the golden globe nominations being announced as we speak.with us this morning are christian slater, danai gurira, tey crews, and leslie mann. christian, please get us started. >> all right. best performance by an actress a television series drama. katrina balance of, outlander, elizabeth moss "the handmaid's tale," sandra oh, killing eve. she is hosting also? that's good. julia roberts, homecoming. keri russell, "the americans." best performance by an actor in a motion picture, musical, or comedy. christian bale, vice. lin-manu miranda "mary poppins returns." veeg a mortensen, "green book."e redford, the old man and the gun. john c. riley, stan and ollie. best director motion picture. bradley cooper, a st"a star is born." alphonso core an, roma. peter fairly, "green book." spike lee,blackkklansman." am mckay, vice. yeah, i did it. okay. [ cheers and applause ] ance by an actor in a television series. drama. jason bateman, "ozark." steven james, homecoming. richard madden, bodyguard. billy ,port pose. matthew rhys, best performance by an acto

the band have already toured half the globe you guys still remember their favorite moment on stage. fire and by the audience was huge there must have been twenty thousand people and a wicked stage now. the hill fall guy started doing a shuffle dance. in the home of a minute later everyone was doing it like a sea of people. it was insane everyone there was on the same frequency. music connected them it was a spark. in twenty seventeen milky chance brought out their aptly named second album last summer the two shy musicians have blossomed and are flourishing in their newfound stardom. they like acting in their videos but enjoy performing live best life playing live is what it's really all about people come together they make music together play the instruments while others listen. so that's where you can feel the strongest connection to others. right. but they are toys r us opened. from the bedroom studio to sell out towards gold and platinum discs galore and a ray of international accolades and an appearance on a high profile jimmy kimmel talk show milky chance of come a long way and

. >> the golden globe nominees basking in the plus, cardi b. a which p >>oe jonas on nick's ou this world wedding in priyanka. >> guess what? you're next. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." welcome to hollywood. right behind me is the home of the oscars. in a few weeks the biggest stars in the world will be on the red carpet and inside the tent as this street is blocked off. you know who won't be there? kevin hart. he stepped down as oscar host in a wild turn of events. >> i just got a call from the academy. that said kevin apologizes for the tweet of old, or we are going to have to move on. i took a pass on the apology. the reason why is i addressed it several times. >> just 48 hours after announcing he was hosting the oscars, kevin hart said he was ready to step down rather than apologize again for past home phobic tweets. in one, he said someone's profile pic looked like a gay billboard for aids. >> one of my biggest fears is my son growing up and being guy. quote, my words were about my fear. >> my team called me. oh, my god, people are u

the song to you tube and immediately won over hearts across the globe. they put their first album together here in clements the band's room at his parents' place sad necessary it was a top twenty hit in germany. their studio set up might have changed since but the way they work has not. i think up a song and then i walked over to philip so proud of myself. i've got a new song. let me come up with a beat i'm trying times and. it's every since claimants and philip met at high school in their home town castle the two have been inseparable their friendship is the soul of milky chance and the reason they've managed to keep their feet on the ground after becoming famous. among us. looking at how other bands and musicians have evolved i'd say things were pretty sudden in our case especially since we hadn't planned it at all. it's not like we were working towards these goals we were kind of likes a days ago. music was always just a bit ahead of us. it was pretty sought out. the band have already toured half the globe because i still remember their favorite momen

so it looks like the news has really cheered up investors around the globe.ing session at the end as democrats and republicans when head—to—head. the overall global impulse and the move away from a safe haven like gold and bonds suggest it is the tariffs news that might affect trading in asia today. what about the tit-for-tat between canada and china?m today. what about the tit-for-tat between canada and china? it is certainly concerning global markets if there is an escalation on this side of the issue between china and the us. however, many will see it as a diplomatic rather than an economic measure and for that reason they might put more weight on the economic measures surrounding these current trade disputes. looking to 2019, what are the risks you are looking at? the key risks at the moment remain those, global growth, trade disputes, but other factors which could slow the growth over the course of 2019, of course, one of the keys to that is the actions central bank. we know that the ecb will stop buying bonds, we know the fed will likely continue raisin

natalie missed out on a golden globe nomination, which are out today.et's start with the incrowd and their oscar connection. >> i feel so humbled and honored. ♪ we are far from the shadows now ♪ >> bradley cooper and gaga are in deep. five nominations. >> she did this. i owe her forever. >> other no, ma'am niece, we'll call them the oscar winner club, it's julia, charlize and these transformers. >> my kids are like, what is she doing now? >> nicole got a nod looking like this in "destroyer," penelope as donatella versace and christian bale as don ch nominations. >> kristen bell, the "the good place." >> ted danson was zero for the ryans. the biggest shock? nothing for "this is us." mi actors get recognized over and over again, it takes the spotlight off someone else or something els that really wonderful. >> it's too great an opportunity to pass. >> i can't even put it into words. >> diversity was represented from "black panther" to "crazy rich asians" to "pose." >> seeing young people and how they responded to it was powerful for us, because as kids we

wearing black at the golden globes.ashion statement protesting the power structure that allegedly allowed sexual misconduct to fester for decades. the poster child for that system, harvey weinstein. the movie mogul handcuffed and humiliated in may. >> mr. weinstein has vehemently denied any of the allegations which suggest he engaged in nonconsensual sexual activity. >> reporter: back in january, i sat down with one of weinstein's first accusers, rose mcgowan. >> i thought he was a wart hog from hell. i thought he was terrifying looking. >> reporter: as a result of investigations by "the new york times" and "the new yorker," including accounts from mcgowan, weinstein lost his studio and his status within hollywood. >> what does justice look like to you? >> bars. this man should be behind bars. for the rest of his life. >> reporter: while the criminal case against weinstein continues, elsewhere some women are seeing justice served after decades. bill cosby, once beloved as america's dad, now disgraced. >> icon bill cosby

she is currently nominated for three golden globes, once for the new movie "vice."as day. please say hello to amy adams. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you it's good to see you. [ cheers and applause ] you're beloved. how are you? >> i'm really, really good. thank you. i'm doing really well. >> jimmy: may i -- how old is your daughter? >> she's 8. >> jimmy: she's 8 years old. is there an elf on your shelf at home? >> we do. >> jimmy: and what are your thoughts on it? >> you know, her name is sprite. >> jimmy: the elf? ours is fresca. interesting. >> and -- no, my daughter likes to watch me on the shows. >> jimmy: oh, like on talk shows. >> yeah, my -- >> jimmy: got it. >> a friend of ours introduced her to that idea so now she asks me, which is weird. >> jimmy: have her not watch the monologue, then. >> i'm not going to. but sprite's amazing. >> jimmy: you love sprite. >> i love sprite. she is now wearing an ice skating outfit, and she is currently flown up to an impossib impossibly window. >> jimmy: and sprite moves around every night? >> sometimes -- no, i

awards season news: jeff bridges gets a globe.lywood foreign press association has announced bridges will be the recipient of the cecil b. demille award at the 76th golden globes ceremony. the honor recognizes individuals who have had a lasting impact on the entertainment world. the golden globes will be handed out january 6th. (robin) and here's a (robin) (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. skies will remain partly cloudy through the course of your tuesday with dry skies across the region with just the chance of a light shower for the north bay. daytime highs will remain in the upper 50's and low 60's much like yesterday.

like continue traveling the globe to perform. but change every twenty sixteen things change dramatically. at a festival in the netherlands he fell off the stage a six me to drop. shot and leading in various places and i have to say i was really really lucky there was a specialist in the logical clinic about ten minutes away from the venue. if it hadn't been traced near the university medical center brazilian amsterdam i wouldn't be sitting here today the damage to my brain would have been so serious that i might not have made it was secretly isn't a solution so i think it's human. he continued question i couldn't speak to you as i had to learn basic things again from scratch. without the strength of my wife by my side without margarita i wouldn't write it off if she hadn't been there as my reason to live i would have given up and had to. have the drama. was soon back in his studio and just a few months off to be an accident he was back on stage. just gets. there wasn't like my d.j. sets were part of a therapy plan or something no

and the golden globes nominations are out — we'll have a look at the favourites.storm throughout the night and into tomorrow. you can see this area of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. it will bring heavy rain and storm gale —force it will bring heavy rain and storm gale—force winds at times. likely bring travel disruption through the early hours of tomorrow. the theories of the winds like they will be on the far north—west. in an industry are worse, we'll see some of that green colouring. some of it quite intense across england and wales mac. that could bring lookalike issues as well. band of wild, this significant error of low pressure. to the southern flank of that low, that is where the strongest of the winds are likely to be across the north of northern ireland and into western scotland as well. the heavies of the rain to the west. this will be the story if your belly on friday morning. we're likely to see widespread cost of wind — 70—80 mph not out of the question on exposed case. there will be very rough seas and intense rain here. elsewhere, the ra

there is analysis from editors around the globe.lysis from editors around the globe. we want to hearfrom you, get involved on the bbc‘s business live page. on twitter we are at bbc business and you can find us on facebook. business live, on tv and online. what you need to know, when you need to know. richard hunter is back. we will talk about data encryption and we have been asking people their thoughts. do you think it is legitimate? the idea of cause is police and security services can get into encrypted messages. a p pa re ntly get into encrypted messages. apparently the likes of what sap has something called end to end encryption, as i understand it. —— what's up. so only the sender and recipient can understand the message and it cannot be unscrambled. security services say it needs to be unscrambled. but the additional costs will be technology companies. australia, it is difficult to see how it would work unilaterally. it has been rushed through this law as well. very interesting development. we have had lots of tweets. owen sa

two golden globe stars are born.dley cooper and lady gaga leading the nominations today. >> it's a big one. i'm just grateful. >> julia roberts' son. >> give her a golden globe statue. >> you plus the surprise snubs. prynka chopra's first interview after her wedding. >> i wanted the longest veil in the world. >> what joe jonas revealed about the wild party. george and amal clooney totally decked out for a new york date night. why mrs. clooney is laying into president trump. >> the u.s. president -- >> tea

might get another golden globe to add to her mantle as well.here are a lot of new shows as well. homecoming with julia roberts and she was nominated. and plenty of other great shows on the lulandscape, ing the kaminsky method. you saw both michael douglas and allan arcin as well the golden globes likes to looks at the new shows a t it seems lit's what they're rewa rewardi rewarding. >> thank you, natalie. >> see you. >>> turning to the weather. a bit controversial as well. >> somant phase one and some want phase ii. >> it is ahilly one. phase i would be no phase at all. >> phaseless. >> and phase ii, a lot of snow. we've been talking wh the tional weather service, speaking with other meteorologists about things ming up this week. we're all saying, wouldn't it be great if we have this thing coming up? snow. we want the big storms. it doesn't look like we'll get to it on sunday though. lots of clouds. temperatures now, 43 degrees. now down to 43 but still chilly. 37, winchester, 40. thisng up to the south, won't be hitting the ground though. anot

let's go to golden globe. nominations came out yesterday. dolly parton . >> meanwhile, across town, a historic celebration decades in the making. >> i can't. >> "crazy rich asians" star contans wu, "crazy rich asians" best actress nominee, first asian in 44 years. >> that's like half a century. i'm so hopeful this means opportunities for more asian-american actors. >> i'm so happy for her. >> at last night's "gq" men of the year party was happy for contans and the nomination. >> blown away. >> it was a full circle globes moment for denzel washington's family. >> unbelievable. it did happen right? >> john david washington says his father got emotional over his best actor nom "blackkklansman." it came 30 years after denzel's nomination in the same category. >> you got same nomination on the same day as his. >> for real? i love it. that's great. >> also popping champagne, kristen bell. shocked at her nom on the show. >> i'm so in the depth of my bones proud of "the good place." it's never been recognized like this and just something that was no

it's right across the globe, because sometimes nations such as britain and france were able to reach into parts of the world that actually -- which actually, frankly, the u.s. sometimes would struggle into toingdoing so, so we've got to show that leadership. but again, let us focus on the values that are common between our nations. let us focus on all the good things. let us not sort of constantly bicker over some of the smaller or more minor things that occasionally divide. rep. smith: and if i may, i think there are plenty of places now where other nations are leading the example that leaps to my mind is west africa, where we have a lawless region in there with all kinds of international criminals, terrorists, and elsewhere, and it's really france that has, because the history there, that has taken the lead and trying to confront and shore up, you know, mali and niger and deal with the problems that have come out of libya, so there's been that leadership that has started. and i think the other thing is -- i'm trying to figure out how to say this in a not terribly -- america is abou

welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe.y name is lebo diseko. our top stories: asian stock markets recover, despite the arrest of a huawei executive and fears of a renewed us—china trade war. canada's prime minister says it's not political. there was no engagement or involvement in the political level in this decision because we respect the independence of our judicial processes. the trade war‘s already having an impact in the us. we report from ohio, where pain is being felt by auto workers and farmers. it's just hard to imagine that the one thing you thought you would never hear, and never wanted to hear, just happened. paris braces for another round of protests by the yellow vests movement. thousands of police and armoured vehicles are put on standby. hello, good to have you with us. there have been sharp falls in global stock markets. they were reacting to doubts about an easing of the trade war between the united states and china. those concerns were aggravated by news of the arrest of a top executive from the chinese

her boat capsized during the golden globe race.kent roads may become gridlocked in the event of an idea brexit as minister is that dover could face disruption for up to six months. at eight, we will find out how paris is preparing for the next wave of so—called yellow vest protests, due to take place this weekend. and later this evening, we will find out what is on the front of tomorrow's front pages with our reviewers. the political correspond of the times and jason beattie, head of politics at the daily mirror, willjoin us. that is all head on bbc news. now it's for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. ben stokes and alex hales won't miss any more cricket for england — despite being found to have to have brought the game into disrepute. jurgen klopp, the liverpool boss, isn't happy at his player being branded as "cheating" by the burnley boss sean dyche. england will miss influential midfielderjordan nobbs

so, we like to rest on our days off but what about a harlem globe trotter? i'm sure it involves playing basketball but not quite in the traditional way. i want you to check out this vid video. >> that was pretty right there. the globe trotter right there, hammer harrison, took to the skies above las vegas earlier this week for the world trick shot day and set a new world record for the world's highest slam dunk. >> i want to see it again. >> play it again, sam. >> so he jumps out of a plane -- >> no, i think it's a building, the stratosphere. you can do those drops daily there, but -- >> it's not a little drop, marcus. >> big drop. >> you're only 6'4". >> can you dunk, marcus? >> depends on how low the -- >> true. >> like with style, though? >> not as great as they used to be. >> how tall are you? >> 6'4". >> what's the height of the net? somebody tell me. somebody school me on that. right now we are seeing a bit of a change in the weather. if you're going outside shooting some hoops, you should be fine. satellite/radar, you can see we have changes in the we

and federico are busy making and shipping off lamps and other paper figures to clients all over the globeour american clients are buying lots of pieces like this one to put on top of their christmas trees. well clearly our australian clients like our little rabbit figures like this one. well in all colors . and our french clients of whom there are also many really like these little characters either in white who are painted. we don't want to get more that home along. with you but our top seller are the modern ones as. we sold about a thousand of them so far. whatever the time of year it is decorative lamp shade a cosy light on any space. here in berlin the city is really in the christmas spirit with its traditional markets lighted boulevards and spice wine but tourists are also flocking to the famous museum island to see what's on offer now one of the architects responsible for helping to shape museum island is david chipperfield we see now how he has made his mark there . crowded on to belinda's museum. which houses the collection of classical and. the. nineteenth century art. which come

brunell has the story from los angeles. >> george -- >> the 2019 golden globe nominations are in.tarring christian bail who gained 40 pounds to play dick cheney and up for a globe with amy adams and sam rockwell. blockbuster romance picture a star is born clinched five nominations recognizing lady gaga and bradley cooper who also directed the film. >> four of the 10 films up for awards have a mega hit black panther. >> i'm glad we got the nomination. >> female directors were shutout again prompting this on stage jab. >> here are the all male nominees. >> for her role in crazy rich asians would be the first to win her category. she responded saying i am beside myself with excitement. i never imagined something like this would happen for me because i have never seen it happen to another asian-american actress before. the ceremony will have an asian host. >> bay area talent is well represented. best supporting actor and competing for rockwell with this is vice. dare know chris is nominated as best actress. "incredibles 2" is nominated for best animated feature. >> could you believe t

the golden globes can feel the heat. paying off big time today. star is born got five golden globe nominations. >> it's a big morning around here. it's sort of our pre super bowl morning. another huge story line here,

it sends a message all across the globe. and you're right, the north koreans are going to tven to ba -- continue to back off. sam stein, i want to play you more from the president talking to the troops this time about domestic politics. >> i don't know if you folks are aware of what's happening. we want to have strong boarders in the united states. the democrats don't want to let us have strong boarders. he gave me an idea, just looking at this warrior group. i think i'll say i don't want the wall and then they're going to give it to me. i figured out the solution. first lady. tell nancy pelosi, i don't want the wall. oh, we want the wall and we get the wall. when you think when it, you're fighting for boarders in other countries. and they don't want to fight, the democrats, for the border of our country. we want real offense and we have not real defense and that's what we're doing. we have secured a record increase to our military budget and we are purchasing all of this great equipment. $700 billion last year. $716 billion

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