rogers, tom hanks was my mr. rogers. >> seth: right, right. >> i grew up with tom hanks.act as if i wasn't nervous or perversely star struck before i could start acting with tom hanks. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> so, i was acting, trying to be calm and trying to stop my head from sweating in front of tom hanks before i could do anything to do with the film so, it was one of the greater acting jobs i think i've ever done >> seth: well, we all tip our caps >> ah, yes >> seth: but, you had done this before so, keri, your costar and partner now in real life >> yes >> seth: so, your first two years in "the americans. >> yeah. >> seth: i have heard it told that you were doing the same thing with her you were not acting to be in the scene. >> no. >> seth: you just were trying to, like impress her >> the very same thing so, i spent the first come, two years on "the americans" trying to impress keri. so, i'm quite sure my acting was at its worst [ laughter ] and the same with tom hanks. i wasn't acting to serve the script i was trying to impress tom hanks. [ laughter ] so, i'm

we have richard joel starring tom hanks. we have richard joel, directed by clint eastwood.the rhythm section, uneven thriller with blake lively. so, a beautiful day in the neighborhood, you have seen it? i am already injured because you said it was unusual, it's kind of interesting. it isa unusual, it's kind of interesting. it is a study which centres around a legendary figure in america, fred rogers, everybody in america knows him, he is a symbol of everything good and honest and wholesome and terrific. i have to say, before i saw the film, i knew nothing about him at all. in the film, we see him doing a kid show, kind of a cross between sesame street and a session with a psychiatrist. that is a donor was played by matthew rees, called lloyd vogel, someone who is known for taking a scalpel to their subjects, after he has written about somebody, they don't want to talk to him again. they sent him to do a profile piece on fred rogers as a serious on pcs on american hero. he goes to meet fred rogers and cannot figure it out but that he is for real or whether it a fake. here's

oh, hank. [applause] he stayed there like he should have, we would not have the problem that you ended up having with our economy, but it is great to have you, hank. we have some tremendous senators here, and some really incredible people. i want to say, if i miss your name, stand up and i promise to say it, because a lot of people wanted to be here. a senator who has been new to the game, and he took it up so quickly and so easily, and he ran a race that was undoable. the person that he ran against was unbeatable. nice woman, heidi. unbeatable. and then kevin kremer said, i can beat her. he only won by like 12 points, right? he is the only man in north dakota that can win. and i said, he will do it. and i had them in my office three times, i said, kevin, you have to do it. d he is doing it. and he turned it down.? so instead of being a congressman, he is a senator, and you have been great. thank you very much. kevin kremer. these are all warriors. mike, thank you very much, mike. what a job yo

hank greenberg is here. hank.they took care of hank, they wouldn't have had the problems that they had. where's hank? hank greenberg. [applause] oh, hank. if hank stayed there like he should have, you wouldn't have had the problem that you ended up having with our economy. but it's great to have you, hank. thank you very much. we have some tremendous senators here and some really incredible people. and i want to just say, the ones that are here, if i miss your name, stand up and i will promise to say it, because a lot of people wanted to be here. a senator who has been new to the game, and he took it up so quickly and so easily, and he ran a race that was undoable. the person he ran against was unbeatable. nice woman, heidi, but unbeatable. and then kevin cramer said, i can beat her. and i think he only won by about 12 points, right? and they say he's the only man in north dakota that can win. and i said, we'll do it. and i had him in my office three times and i said, kevin, you got to do it. and i said, he's doin

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hank greenberg is here hank if they took care of hank, they wouldn't have had the problems that they had. where is hank? hi, greenberg. o hank if hank stayed there, like he should have, you wouldn't have the problem that you ended up having with our economy, but it's great to have you, hank thank you so much. we have some tremendous senators here and some really incredible peop people i just want to say if i miss your name, stand up. i will promise to say t a lot of people wanted to be here a senator who has been new to the game, and he took it up so quickly and so easily. and he ran a race that was undoable the person he ran against was unbeatable nice woman, heidi, but unbeatable and then kevin kramer said i can beat her i think you only won by 12 points, right? he said he's the only man in north dakota that can win. and i said we'll do it i him in my office three times kevin, you have to do it i said he's doing it he turned me down. then he came back again. this time i know he's doing it he called me back, sir, not going to do it i never give up, do i? instead of being a congressm

hank greenberg. [ applause ] >> hank. hank stayed there like he should have you wouldn't have had the problem you ended up having with our economy. great to have you, hank. this thank you very much. we have tremendous senators here and really incredible people. i want to just say the ones here, if i miss your name, stand up and i will promise to say it. a lot of people wanted to be here. a senator who has been new to the game, and he took it up so quickly and so easily. he ran a race undoable. the person he ran against was unbeatable. nice woman, heidi, but unbeatable. but then kevin cramer said, i can beat her. i think you only won by about 12 points, right? they said he's the only man in north dakota that can win. i said, go do it. i had him in my office three times and i said you have to do it. he said, he's doing it and turned me downand thistimehe calls me back, not going to do it. in all fairness, i will call you back. i never give up, do i? instead of being a congressman, he's a senator, he's been great, thank you

. >>> plus, the true tom hanks. the actor reveals how people have been using his likeness to pull off a hoax. >>> and later, the rules restricting what senators can drink during the impeachment >>> four days after a record blizzard, this was the line to get groceries in newfoundland, canada. the storesned again tuesday bu one store limited shoppers to two loaves of bread and after three feet of snow, some streets still aren't clear. >>> the search is under way for an american woman who vanished while vacationing in belize. alison mackenzie and her boyfriend were on an overnight excursion with a tour group and he says she was gone when he woke up saturday morning. police say the 43-year-old mother of two from arizona was seen drinking the night before she went missing, but her family says it's not like her to get drunk. investigators say they're not ruling anything out. >>> a man in southern california faces murder charges after a hit-and-run crash. police say six teenagers were pranking neighbors by ringing their do

oz. >> good luck with mark wahlberg. >>> just ahead -- >> my money is on you, doc. >> thanks to hankslebrities tolerate it and don't want to get mix up into it we have to hammer home to the viewers the stuff isn't real they take advantage of your money and pocketbook. >> you're suing, right >> oprah and i have been going atd t at the guys over ten years. >> what do you do, other cease and desist >> nothing that's the problem they've already gotten two, three days out of it everybody has to be aware that it is probably fake. >> this is turning into the dr. oz show right now. i'm for it i'm here for it. >>> just ahead, burgers, tricche strips, sausage. dr. oz, you'll answer our burning questions about the meatless food craze. >>> plus, stephanie ruhle breaks down the numbers, how much more time women spend on housework than men. >>> jill has steals and deals after your local news. >>> good morning to you. 8:26. within the last few minutes police updated an early morning shooting by officers that briefly shutdown eastbound 580. some of our video shows a man with a limp taken into custody

oh hank,. [applause] hank stayed there like he would have you would not have the problem you ended up having with our economy. but it's great to have you hank, thank you for much. we have some tremendous senators here and some really incredible people. and i just want to say the ones that are here if i missed your name and i promise i will say it, because a lot of people wanted to be here. senator who has been neuter to the game, and he took it up so quickly and so easily, he read a race that was undoable. the person he ran against was unbeatable. nice woman, heidi, but unbeatable. and then kevin cramer said i can beat her. and i think he only won by like 12 points. and they said he is the only man in north dakota that can win. and they said go do it and we had him in the office three times. he said kevin you have to do it. he said is doing it and then he turned me down. he came back again, and this time he says he's gonna do it. but then he calls me back of this i'm not gonna do it. but i neve

, check please, talking about tom hanks' reaction.ou can tell he's an actor. he's trained to do that. >> nerve the audience says that the camera will be on him, how are they going to react to uncomfortable things. heather: speaking to uncomfortable or not, aquaman putting on a show in tank top. carley: he was catching the eye on what he didn't wear to the show, he was caught wearing a tank top, he gave it to his wife, lisa benet. heather: she was a little chilly. carley: jason mamoa, she's a gentleman and gave his wife his coat. will says you have to let the guns breathe. [laughter] carley: like that. i will try to work that in. i will give you credit for it. heather: fox news alert for you now. the media joining democrats slamming president trump with air strike that killed iran's top general, but shouldn't our military do everything it can to protect our homeland and american lives, our panel of military veterans here up next to discuss, stay with us. heather: welcome back, half past top of the hour, the new leader claiming actions

hank greenberg is there. if they took care of hank, they wouldn't have had the problems that they had. where is hank? [ applause ] >> if hank had stayed there like he could have, you wouldn't have had the problem that we had with our economy. it's great to have you, hank. thank you very much. we have some tremendous senators here and some really incredible people and i want to just say the ones who are here, if i miss your name, stand up and i will promise to say it. because a lot of people wanted to be here. a senator who has been new to the game and he took it up so quickly and so easily and he ran a race that was undoable, the person he ran against was unbeatable. and then kevin kramer said i can debate her. and i think he won by about 12 points. and they said he's the only man in north dakota who can win. and i had him in my office three times. i said, kevin, you have to do it. and then he turned me down. he came back again, this time i. i'll call you back. but i never give up, do i? instead of being a co

. -- hank freeburg is here. hank. -- if hank it stayed like he should have, we would not have the problem we ended up having with our economy. we have tremendous senators here in some incredible people. if i miss your name, say it and i will stand up and call it. as senator that has been new to the game, he took it up quickly and easily. you ran a race that was undoable , the person he ran against was unbeatable, nice woman, heidi, but unbeatable. then kevin cramer said i could beat her. i think you only won by 12 points. they said he is the only man in north dakota that can win. i said do it. i had him in my office three times. --aid kevin you got to do it this time i know he is doing it. he calls back and says i'm not doing it. but i never give up. now instead of being a congressman, he is a senator. you've been great. thank you very much. kevin cramer. mike, a friend of mine. thank you very much. .hat a job you do behind the scenes is nobody sharper or smarter and we all respect you and love you. thank you. a

you saw in philadelphia, tom hanks for 3 a man in with a some sex portrays tom hanks portrays a man with a. of course ellen degeneres, she came out as gay and her show was canceled. that moment was seen as a powerful moment in lgbtq writes. then you have, president biden who spoke about the show will and grace even joe biden had comments about more to get more americans used to the idea of same-sex marriage than anything else because they invited give people to their living rooms, in places were people thought they might not know about gay people in their lives. we had films like birkbeck mountain, modern family a hugely popular sitcom, then, caitlyn jenner coming out on the cover of "vanity fair" as a transgender woman. these were movements that brought moments that brought popular understanding to the issues that lgbtq society was facing. let's go to the gallery and see what happened in stonewall inn 50 years ago. we go back to a hot summer night in june of 1969 to greenwich village in new york city the stonewall inn. stonewall inn was not particularly a nice bar, the drinks were water

hank greenberg. [applause] oh, hank. hank stayed there like he should have, he wouldn't have the problem you ended up having with our economy but, great to have you hank, thank you very much. we have tremendous senators here and some really incredible people. i want to just say the ones that are here, if i miss your name, i stand up i promise to say it, a lot of people wanted to be here. senator who has been new to the game, he took it up so quickly and so easily and he ran a race that was undoable. the person he ran against was unbeatable. nice woman, heidi, but unbeatable. then kevin cramer said i can beat her. he only won by 12 points. they said he is the only man in north dakota who will win. i said we'll do it. i had him in my office three times. kevin you have to do it. he is doing it. then he turned me down. then he came back again. this time i know he is doing it. sir, i'm not going to do it. i will call you back. but i never give up, do i? instead of being a congressman, he is a senator. you've been great. thank

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. >> mans including cate blanchett and ellen degeneres givingm hanks giving - >> sorry a man is blessed with a family sitting down front like that. >> it's hard not to choke up listening to him thank his family for their support as he accepted his award higgs wife rita wilson looked absolutely radiant in the office it was the spider glam squad apparently going mia on the show she tweeted, they were late and she actually never heard if her makeup artist or hair people ever showed up here we go a big night in hollywood last nig night. >> hi, cori, hi, frances yeah, a big kickoff to the award season the surprise winner, though, when they got to the actual results, a film set more than 100 years ago. >> "1917." >> a world war i epic scored major upset to the global globes >> there's not one director in this room, not one director in this world that's not in the shadow of martin scorsese. >> "thn with five nominations but was shut out. joaquin phoenix saluted his joker director >> i'm such a pain in the [ bleep ]. i cannot believe you put up with me. >> "once upon a time in hollywood. >> a b

also lifetime achievement awards for both ellen degeneres and tom hanks adding laughter and emotion to hollywood's golden night. in a first for the golden globes, all the guests were served a vegan menu. the decision to go all plant-based foods according to the organizers was to raise awareness about the environmental impacts of meat production in beverly hills, jinah kim, frances and cori, back to you. >> i want to go back and see what everybody was wearing on the red carpet >> all of the great outfits. you definitely have to go back and watch tom hanks' acceptance speech >>> let's get a check of our weather with nbc's janessa webb. >> thehis rning alonhio valley into central new york now we are forecastingility of but where squalls persist, you could see heavier amounts of snow accumulation is on the light side in eron this afternoon. portions of the mid-atlantic still in the 50s >> after this snow let's talk about some good news we have some warmer air. i'll show you where that's coming >> can't wait to hear that >>> real house wives star vanderpump gets a surprise after a ferrari c

hank you chairman jeffries and vice chair clark for having us here today. ike millions of americans, i now have a pre-existing condition and i get my health obamacare and the trump administration is suing to for nate health coverage americans with pre-existing conditions. as congressman cartwright said, f that succeeds they have no plans. that means millions of americans ill lose their health care coverage including those who have on it for their pre-existing conditions, putting lives at stake. and the affordable care act pplies to people who have employer-based health care and strengthens those plans. o before the affordable care act, you could in fact go bankrupt, let's say, if you had something agnosis or that cost a lot of money because insurance companies could put in benefits in age those employer-based health care plans. that for eliminated insurance companies. as a result, everyone is covered egardless what kind of health symptoms they may have or health diseases. if that goes away, again, it peoples' lives at stake and could force them to go into t

was there a shot at tom hanks?> i don't know what he was reacting to, though. >> tom hanks was reacting to that, what you just saw. i don't know if we have an image of tom hanks but - >> i read that - >> it was a tough pick. >> i love ricky gervais. i didn't know i loved him. a couple years ago he said something i thought was cruel to some guy -- i forget he said he only regretted one joke he told and it was about tim allen because he introduced tim allen and tom hanks and said, one of these guys is, you know, a producer, a director, a writer and has his movies have grossed $3.5 billion and the other person is tim allen. he said something like that. he said he regretted that. >> he says before he does his routine, just remember, folks, these are just jokes. >> so is life. he's basically undercut -- i mean, are truer words ever spoken about actors? someone noticed you were pretty in high school so you thought you didn't have to learn another thing since then and now you think you're in a position to preach it was aw

last night's golden globes was a big one for newcomers thanks to long-time favorites tom hanks and bradolden night hitting all the right notes. ♪ sort of. host ricky gervais back hosting for the fifth time. not worried about censoring himself this go-around. >> if you win, right, come up, accept your little award, thank your agent and your god and [ muted ]. >> some stars ignoring that advice, like ellen degeneris. >> because people just go on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and you're like, uh. i'm not going to do that, i'm going to be quick. >> reporter: ellen taking home the honorary globe for the carol burnett award. an emotional night all around in hollywood. >> a man is -- sorry. a man is blessed. a man is blessed with a family sitting down in front like that. >> reporter: full of tears and surprises. >> oh -- i said i had money on this, not happening. completely stumped. >> reporter: olivia colman upsetting faves jen aniston and nicole kidman for best tv actress drama. >> i know you guys haven't seen my show. everyone's like, this is an editor? >> reporter: newco

really heavy and cool >> reporter: also lifetime achievement award for both ellen degeneres and tom hanks adding laughter and emotion to hollywood's golden night all the guests were served a vegan menu the decision to go all plant-based foods according to the organizers was to raise awareness about the environmental impacts of meat production in beverly hills, jinah kim. >> so much to take in. >> i know, what a night, right >> all the gowns and who wore what >> and all the side comments from ricky gervais which were trending >>> let's get a check of our monday weather good morning >> good morning. we have a big storm system that's brewing we have lake effect snow that's hitting every lake and making its way into western new york. now we are seeing some accumulation it's on the light side, but it will continue as this machine continues to rev up. snow accumulation will remain about an inch for buffal the highero. ohio valley this afternoon with daytime highs in columbus, 42. >> watching another storm system that's brewing for the carolinas. i will show you that coming up >> thank you, jane

hanks was securi cecil b. demille award. once upon a time in hollywood took home best motion picture and comedy, best actor and best screen play. awkwafina was the first asian to win a golden globe in globe in n >> in 1997, when ellen's sitcom was at the height of its popularity, i was in my mother's basement lifting weights in front of the mirror thinking am i gay? >> i don't think a lot of people know kate was gay. it was big for her. i don't think she talked about it. for me, i feel like tonight, you know, to reach as many people as we're reaching, we're helping a lot of kids in the basement lifting weights right now. >> gosh, i love kate mckinnon so much. more back stage interviews at 7:00 on "gma." we're a few weeks away from the oscar nominations. the big awards show will be sunday, february 9th. you can watch that here on abc7. kate mckinnon is in "bombs did you know that? i thought it was great. if you have not seen that, check it out. it is juicy. >> that's my next one. watched a couple great ones while i was off. >

or are you rounding up immigrants hank azaria had voiced the character since 1990 appear as an indian immigrant who runs a convenience store and uses the catch phrase thank you come again pressure on the show spiked after $27000.00 documentary slamming the character as discriminatory but many are finding it hard to believe that stereotypes even in a comedy cartoon hoping oh lord now. my name is harry from the boat had a great career full of laughter critical acclaim i should be completely happy but there's still one man who haunts me the hossa people peddle. my documentary the problem with apu was not me to get rid of it dated costume character but to discuss race representation among the community which i love very much it was also about how you can love something like the simpsons and still be critical about aspects of it does this mean he's not going to voice colin e.-mu because cole is black and he is white one of them to the meeting over voice acting i loved as an indian i find this news ridiculous hank azaria did a great job all characters in the simpsons are stereotyped caricat

show the simpsons hank azaria is stepping down as are added it's the right thing to do with the character called long the subject of criticism or allegations of racism . broadcasters and i'll give you the entire bottle i'm sure study our arranged marriage would not come to pass a merge look who i brought. are you rounding up immigrants and those are you who is white has been voicing the character since 1995 who is an indian immigrant who runs a convenience store and uses the catch phrase think you come again the criticism of the character heightened after the release of a documentary in 2017 which argued that as a negative stereotype of south asian people author of the documentary tweeted about his nuance concerns my documentary the problem with apu was not me to get rid of it. but to discuss race representation among community which i love very much it was also about how you can love something the simpsons and still be critical about aspects of it zachary leaman author of the novel ny and a journalist covering art and culture suggested why the man behind the voice may have had enough now

. >>> and tom hanks gets emotional. his message at the golden globe awards, and the big moments and the surprises from hollywood's golden night. >>> good monday morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. we begin with the worldwide implications after the u.s. drone attack that killed iran's top military leader. >> iran now says it will no longer abide by the 2015 nuclear deal, and lawmakers in iraq have taken a symbolic vote to expel american troops from the country. >> meanwhile, president trump late sunday doubled down on his controversial threat to target iran's cultural sites if the iranians retaliate which could be considered a war crime. >> here at home, the homeland security department is taking precautions because of concern about a potential iranian attack in the u.s. including a possible cyberattack. >> abc's karina mitchell joins us with the new developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth and kenneth. iran made a new threat overnight vowing to get revenge. it all comes as president tru

who doesn't like tom hanks. it didn't get too political.itics. i think that's true. if you are watching at home, you don't want to get yelled at. lauren: the audience got yelled at by a few celebrities. >> patricia arquette, she brought up the president, tweeting about war, she said this isn't good, make sure you vote. michelle williams brought up the pro choice thing, saying it's important for women to vote pro choice in the upcoming election. those are the only things that came out. it wasn't like in the best where it was overbearing. rickey gervais was great. lauren: does he get invited back? >> he was saying he was saying these jokes because i'm not ever coming back. cheryl: we want to go away with the -- we want to talk about the winners and losers,. >> once upon a time in america won the most awards. the world war i drama, 1917, that won the big prize of best drama. the director, sam mendez, he upset martin scorsese for best director. of course, martin scorsese for the irishman. cheryl: three hour plus, no one can finish movie. lauren

hank williams, patsy klein singing "crazy." willie nelson's opus.lou, waylon, merle, girl from north girl, chris tofrson, bravo. you mentioned the elegant roseanne cash and her masterpiece "seven year ache" and if you hadn't done poncho and lefty, i would have lost hope. >> our entire seventh episode reinvolvr revolves around poncho and lefty starting with towns van sand and going through all these permutations and at the end of our longest episode you end up with it being sung again and the journey that it takes. we have one of the longest sentences we've ever written in our 40 years of making films, which dayton wrote as beautiful as you can get. >> if there's a theme that runs through all 16 hours of this new ken burns documentary it might be that country music is so uniquely american. its origins and history are complicated and at one point we look up at the screen and we see just two words, hard times. so with that as the fusing, tell us how you take on the intersection of race. >> you know, i've had the great privilege to spend my entire profe

it didn't matter if the lakers stunk or were good, it was like a tom hanks movie, if tom hanks was inus the volcano," if are you a tom hanks fan, you will go see "joe versus the volcano." i didn't care if he was on a scrappy team, i didn't care, because it was kobe, whether it was a great movie, in the case of kobe, i was going to watch. there aren't a lot of people in any sport you can watch these days. >> i was asking about your conversations with those in the sports world, as well as those in your respective shows in that space. you both reflected on your own history and watching kobe bryant. you know, that says a lot. because as cobre nexted with michael jackson's passing, he was saying that makes me ask where i am at in my path. where was kobe bryant in his path today? where was he going if he had been stopped mid-arc today? >> well, i tell you, one thing that's interesting. i saw as i was reading something today about an interview he had done about his post-basketball life and the work he had done in production and everything else. someone asked him, what did you think people ex

hank williams said the only education he needed was from rue fuss t top payne, a bluesman.nd even bill monroe, the father of bluegrass, had arnold schultz, who is an african-american fiddle player. interwoven into all of this music is the blues and our history that we don't always focus on but is there, and is there in country music from the very beginning. and so we shouldn't be surprised that lil nas x, a black gay rapper, has just had the number one country song of all time this year. we ought not to be surprised, but we continually allow ourselves to be surprised because we forget in our top-down version of the past that race is central to the u.s. and to us, in both the intimacy of that and the majesty and the breadth and the complexity and the contradiction and the controversy. >> what a pleasure. thank you so much for spending time with us. >> thank you. >>> and still ahead this hour, we will talk about the most unique first lady of the modern era. melania trump, immigrant, enigma. we'll look at what goes on inside her world as we hear from the author who covers the

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it was like a tom hanks movie.oe versus the volcano, if you're a tom hanks fan, you're going to see it. the kobe was on a crappy lakers team, i didn't care. i was going to watch because it was kobe. i was going to watch. and there aren't a lot of people like that in any sport that you can talk about that way these days. >> you know, both you and jason when i was asking you about your conversations with those in the sports world as well as those in your respectediive shows in tha space, you reflected on your own history and watching kobe bryant, and that says a lot, because as kobe reflected on michael jackson's passing he was saying that makes me ask where i am nat in my path. what was kobe bryant on in his path today? where was he going if he hadn't been stopped mid arc today? >> one thing that's interesting. i was reading and interview he'd done about his post basketball life. and the work he'd done in production and everything else. someone asked him what did you think people expected from you at this point? lik

she received her reward from tom hanks judy garland 50 years later your community is thinking of you tonight this is for you. thank you so much 71 and the actor south korean film parasite was the surprise winner of the evening for the 1st time ever the screen actors guild gave the best ensemble prize to a foreign language film now another big award seems within reach as parasite goes to the oscars with 6 nominations. to do what it tells you how. many of you perhaps. it's easy to keep it to you. one of my hobbies when i was growing up was visiting cathedrals as i myself was a boy chorister in england i'm fascinated by the architecture the history and also the trying quality of these often monolithic buildings in the middle of otherwise noisy cities and so is the french photographer. who has recently completed a project featuring the interior grinder of various places of worship. for me it's definitely the architecture and the power of this modern architecture through the 20th century ringback. they always have a central point of view and that the churches are always empty. so my goal

, tom hanks' face becoming one of the trending topics on social media, that was his reaction to rickhe looks a little uncomfortable there, that's how a meme is born. rob: he's a national treasure and i put the whole thing on twitter. i tweeted it out. jillian: often time it's who are you wearing but what are you wearing. carley: social media is swooning, jason mamoa wearing a muscle shirt at golden globes is jason mamoa thing ever. of course, have to let the guns breathe, that's exactly what he did. awards were handed out, world war i movie won, best motion picture drama. rob: can want wait to see that, i look like that in tank top, thank you so much. we will be right back. . sfx: [sneezing] i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam! oral or nasal. rob: 30-pound cat finally finds his purr-fect forever home. three times the typical house cat. the michigan humane society says new family will help this 13-year

hank you, roger. thank you very much. k. [applause] >> just before president trump signed the trade agreement, speaker pelosi and richard neal, the chairman of the house ways and means committee, spoke about it during a press conference. >> about an hour or so the president of the united states will be signing the u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement. want to say that the bill -- what the president is signing will be different from what the president sent us. bass of the work of the house democrats under the leadership of richie neal with his task force they made tremendous differences in what was proposed originally and what the president will be signing today. i hope we understand what he's signing today. it's about -- the difference is in enforcement, protecting american workers, protecting the environment, and the prescription drug piece of that. you have this. i'm not going to read it our rffrens it. more than i already have. but to say that because of the work of the chairman of our ways and means committee and the work

know, lincoln's mother nancy hanks lincoln died when he was quite young. when lincoln moved back to kentucky and brought back his stepmother, sarah, she insisted on a few improvements. that is what you see in this cabin. there is now a wooden floor. cut windows. whitewash the inside. make it more livable. many people thought pioneers brought only the absolute necessities with them, but they wanted a better life. they often brought treasured possessions. in the homes, there would have been furniture made by thomas lincoln, a very skilled carpenter. here, you see examples of his corner cabinets. on the one side, we have a -- they relate to the maxim, you get what you pay for. on the one side, we have a simple, practical corner cabinet that would have been something that was extremely utilitarian. in the other corner, we have a much more high-style corner cabinet with beautiful inlay that really shows the level of detail and fine craftsmanship thomas lincoln brought to his work. finally, we have a mallet that belonged to abraham lincoln. he spent his formativ

. >> reporter: tom hanks got emotional when he saw his family in the audience while accepting a lifetimegdo front like that. >> awkwafina. >> reporter: awkwafina made history of the first woman of asian descent for the farewell. she told me the multigenerational family saga resonated across all cultures. >> we're all connected by love and loss. >> yes. >> and especially the love we have for our grandparents. >> reporter: as the joker, joaquin phoenix's descent into madness earned him a best actor in drama of i'll taron egerton won for portraying elton john. >> to be working in films, to be portraying an icon and then to win an award for it is quite actually literally the stuff that dreams are made of. ♪ clang clang clang went the trolley ♪ >> reporter: renee zellweger also won for portraying an icon, judy garland, solidifying her status as an oscar front-runner. is judy still inside you? because you did morph into her. how did you get that out of you? >> oh, i don't want to. to have learned all of that and spend so much time digging through the treasure and her legacy? i'm going to hold

tom hanks one eyed lifetime achievement award for his decades of roles in many films. thank you many recipients also used the stage to call attention to karen defense and political issues like gender equality climate change and the bushfires in australia. gather hopefully we can be unified and actually make some changes it's great to vote but sometimes we have to take that responsibility on ourselves we don't have to take private jets to palm springs for the world sometimes we're back leigh's. on the not so many use the platform to give voice to global concerns we used his colleagues to done to a strivings affected by the fires thank you. you're watching t.v. news coming up in d.w. news the business rising tension in the middle east and the increasing threat of a war are pushing up oil prices and driving down equity prices around the globe a quick reminder you can always get news on the go but those business stories are coming up in just a few moments time with my colleague airpark 1st in the meantime you can download our app. news on apple and on be android store as w

charts for something like hank and weeks and it seems to be appealing to all generations you know definitely as if you can see some of these memes i mean everyone from from from from from from your kids to to all people who are doing that i think that's a great appeal of of this style of music i think really go across the generations and i mean i think it was exemplified by a little last axis performance at the grammys last time we did old town road so it's on the stage with billy ray cyrus who did the most popular version of a song which was the huge hit in the united states so they're performing ok not surprised nice nice duet but then the. the power slides back you got everybody there you got b.t.s. of the korean pop and you've got electronic music stars you've got the entire mismatch of of pop music all together and that is sort of what we have in the world today scott as always thanks very much for being with us today i'm not for this edition of culture for myself i'm scott rock struck by. a lewd. kick off. a music getting tied at the top night 6 nights in frankfurt and now. just. tell

and tom hanks taking home the lifetime achievement award. now the attention turns to the oscars. i'll be covering from hollywood and you can watch the 90 second academy awards on february 9 beginning at 3:30 p.m. right here on abc 7 news. australia is in sore need of good news that's what beach goers got during this weekend. that is a dolphin going in new south wales south of brisbane. says the dolphin swam up the river and swam right back down with the tide. dolphins are frequent visitors to the area because it's a hot spot for catching fish. folks who visit the beach know not to disturb the wildlife. >>> one last check with weather. better bundle up. cool down is on the way, drew. >> yes, 30s first thing out the door. so heavy jacket on the monday morning. but afternoon turning out nice. right now in the 40s and 50s for the most part under clear skies. and these numbers will continue to fall into the 30s. so we'll see those numbers well into the 30s in the north bay. 32 in santa rosa overnight. 33 in napa. about 39 in san jose. city 39 deg

tom hanks won a lifetime achievement award for his decades of roles in many well loved films. many recipients use the stage to call attention to current events and political issues like gender equality climate change and the bushfires in australia. that is facing you straight to gether hopefully we can be unified and actually make some changes it's great to vote but sometimes we have to take that responsibility on our so we don't have to take projects to palm springs for the words sometimes we're back with these. comedian and host ricky gervais has closed the ceremony asking the audience to donate to australians affected by the fire to australia right. here watching data at the news coming up next in business africa rising tension in the middle east and the increasing threat of war are pushing up oil prices and driving down equity is round low. but coming up my colleague gary hart all 1st on his news. that's up next i'm sara kelly in berlin for the entire team here at the the view news thank you so much for watching have a great day. every 2 seconds the person is forced to fle

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where's hank? hank greenberg? david, where are you, david? where's david? david? where's david? kelly. where is mike? where is kevin mccarthy? where's john? where's john? where's chuck? where is larry? where's wilbur? where's jerry? where's tom? where's kevin? where is mike rounds? where's nelson? nelson is around here some place. where are you, ken? where the hell is he? where the hell is ken? by the way, do i see john thune in this audience? >> stephen: (as trump) "waldo? where's waldo? ( cheers and applause ) where is -- where is -- where i- ( applause ) ( piano riff ) marco? marco? no? polo? marco? polo? where in the world is carmen sandiego? where is bueller? bueller?" laugh he kept going, naming everybody in the room. it was almost like there were impeachment stuff happening at the same time that he was trying to distract from... which is something trump seemed to remember when he pointed out a lawyer in the crowd. >> stephen vaughn, king and spalding. stephen, king and spaulding. i could use some good legal advice. do you have some good lawyers over there? i could use som

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