can you imagine a show entitled "white-ish"?est level. >> if you look at the landscape of television, you don't have to have a show called whitish, because that's what network television was or has been for quite some time. we rarely get to it tell our stories. >> did you think there was something legitimate to donald trump saying this is racism at its highest? >> no, much as i don't agree with much of what he's saying. >> reporter: blackish has distinguished itself by tackling controversy through humor. tracy ellis ross wears her frustration over the election on her sleeve. >> what's going on, dude? seriously? >> what? >> everything you're wearing is from an npr commercial. >> she's wearing all the swag. >> i'm spinning out of control, unclear on how to respond to what i'm feeling. >> habitat for humanity sweat pants. >> what i like about my character, like i didn't do christmas gifts this year. i donated to planned parenthood and the aclu. >> reporter: jennifer lewis made waves leading up to the election releasing a video on h

he is the star of "black-ish" and host of "to tell the truth" which airs sundays at 8:00 here on abc.son. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's very sweet. you brought these from home? >> i brought them from home, let's get started right now. let's get started right now. >> jimmy: how you doing? did you watch that inauguration this morning? >> no, i did not. >> jimmy: you did not? why. >> because i haven't made the pledge of allegiance to the united states of america to poke fun of our president for the next four years. >> jimmy: you haven't? would you like to take it now? >> let's do it. >> jimmy: put your hand on your heart. what the hell are you wearing? [ laughter ] >> these are my inauguration pants! i didn't watch the inauguration but i dressed for it! >> jimmy: are those jams? >> no, they're not. >> jimmy: they're not. >> they're alexander mcqueen. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. >> jimmy: wow. >> and crushed velvet shoes. >> how much were those pants? >> i have no idea. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what happens, you're so successful you don't know how much pants cost. >> i never knew

that's how i introduce her to people. >> jimmy: drunk bobby and your mom are on "black-ish."the show. >> they are, drunk bobby's playing herself. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: excellent. well, who could -- >> yeah. and my mother is on and she plays ruby's nemesis. >> i do want to mention, i saw the episode you did last week about trump. that's one of the best episodes -- [ cheers and applause ] half hours of television i've ever seen. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: it really hit like every -- pressed every button. it really was amazing. >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you know you were doing something special when you started shooting that? >> you never know you're doing anything special. you hope that. kenya barris, who's my partner and the creator of "black-ish," were -- kenya wasn't going to write any more this season, he has other things he's working on. when trump was elected, he felt compelled to write this episode. and i think did a masterful job at it. >> jimmy: i think not only did he write from the perspective of a black family, he wrote very well from the perspective of all th

as appearing to be hugely eeyore—ish as a figure appearing to be hugely eeyore—ish as afigure in appearings a figure in the brexit deal, and i think that is what people in downing street had come to see. it is a difficult balance, isn't it? for all civil servants and diplomats you have to be there long enough to earn the trust of people on both sides within europe and also here in the uk. but if it is all about experience and networking, how do you prevent a bias towards one particular path? that is always very difficult. i think there is always a suspicion that people from britain who spend too long in brussels go a bit native and there is certainly a view from success of prime ministers that inhabitants of the foreign office have tended to do that. rogers of course is not actually by training a diplomat. you know, she is one of those people who emerged from the treasury, where often there isa from the treasury, where often there is a view taken that there is a right and wrong answer to things, andi right and wrong answer to things, and i think what downing street saw with rogers is a guy

. >> how is abc television allowed to have a show entitled black-ish?agine the furor if there was a show called white-ish? racism at highest level! can i get a question mark? amen! >> he is a great guy that likes me much better as a very successful candidate. >> i've never seen a thin person drinking diet coke. >> i thought when i felt i would win big easily over the fabled 270, 306 when they canceled the fireworks. they knew, and so did i! >> okay, now, try one happy. >> that was happy! >> happy new year! happy new year to all, even those who fought me and lost! >> intelligence agencies should have never allowed this to be leaked to the public! >> i feel like it's too much, is it? >> trevor: i think any one of those would work. we'll be right back. come on in. pull up a chair. gather 'round. so many ways to invite people to come together. or you could just put out the sabra and let the simple, fresh ingredients do the talking. sabra. welcome to the unofficial meal. pain from chest congestion whecan make this...d, feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom

to turns out to be one of the most white-ish thinks i've ever seen anyone do.his morning abc announced "black-i "black-ish," tracee ellis ross replaced by neil patrick harris. what can't he do? so the big controversy last night game courtesy of meryl streep. meryl streep was the recipient of the sister sell b. demille award, a lifetime achievement award. she made a politically charged speech. the globes are handed out by the hollywood foreign press. she said without foreigners all we'd have to watch is football and mixed martial arts. which i don't know about you, that seems fine to me. [ laughter ] that didn't seem like a negative. still pizza? no? then scratch that. streep gave an impassioned speech in which she criticized donald trump for among other things mocking a disabled "new york times" reporter which he maintains he did not do. and this must have been tough for donald trump. this must have been a "sophie's choice." he could do the presidential thing and ignore this. or -- he could go on twitter. well, let's find out what he did. ladies and gentlemen,

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she used her auntie—ish appearance to great effect.e in east berlin, she spotted a brand new soviet tank. the crew had wandered off, so she clambered onto it and got a look at the spedometer and petrol gauge. the russian soldiers came running back furious, but she said innocently she was just trying to work out how to get back to the west. the next day, her paper led on the new tank's speed and range. she was enormously admired. she was a pioneer. she led the way for all the tens of thousands of women journalists who are now working all over the world and especially in wars. i think she was almost fearless and absolutely dedicated to the business. # happy birthday dear clare...# she remained a journalist into her 90s and last year, in hong kong, where she lived, her friends celebrated her 105th birthday. clare hollingworth had been a remarkable witness to the entire modern world. the tributes today to journalist clare hollingworth, who's died at the age of 105. newsnight‘s coming up on bbc two. here's kirsty. this was meant to be the d

. >> as well as best actress, emma stone"black-ish." and atlantic, the rookie series on fx, showing a nod to its star as best actor, donald glover. biggest awards in film, like best motion picture drama. >> wrapping up with another win for best motion picture musical or comedy >> "la la lan jam, giving away for tickets to the extravaganza right now. be the s caller on the number on your screen. >> time for your 62nd express. winter weather this weekend. >> this is our third straight day of below freezing temperatures. one, thisff of route is the main thoroughfare, looking great. very dry this morning. it is the cold weather that will be a factor. there are icy patches. >> the most difficult es secure in the nation's history. >> the fbi will be holding a press conference to he renovation in arlington. ." used to say "hailed trump >> a waitress was the target of a racist incident. a twentysomething white couple left without tipping their black server and they left a disturbing message on the receipt. >> great service, but i don't tip lack

. - ish. - ish, yeah. we struggle every day but you know, every time we talk, it's very romantic. i miss you, i love you, i wish i could see you. that's tiring for both ends but this is what we've been given and we're just gonna make it work and i'm making it work. - one of the things that i thought about, reading this book, was how sad it is to have deprived your parents, whatever their status, of the opportunity to witness your emergence as a person and as a celebrity, a success, from up close. they've essentially been denied what a lot of parents live their lives hoping to experience, which is to see their children thrive and blossom. - yeah, one of the things i mentioned is that i've missed out on so much with my family. i just wish my parents could be in the audience right now. that would be, or the gala that i went to with the texas book festival-- - or any of the other successes. - any of the other things that i've done. - the success of orange is the new black-- - my graduation. - the success you've had on jane the virgin. the fact is, there are more mundane things that ev

whether americans are pro-life-ish, independent study show about 80% of americans think it's wrong to use tax money to promote abortion around the world. i thought that was an important step that president trump took again on in his first few days to protect the life, to protect jobs and fulfill the promises that the american people elected him to carry through. the >> mimi walters just said mimi walters just said it. nni duration of time as new beginning from a time to cherish the peaceful transfer of power in the first start that comes with it comes with a appeared with the unified republican government, we have a chance, a moment to rethink way things are done in these key, to be hopeful, optimistic and look forward. republicans are about hitting the ground running. whether it's the aggressive schedule we have over the next few weeks and months or even the aggressors casually have further retreat later on this week in philadelphia. very proud republicans are coming together, houston senate in the third consecutive year in a row that we are having a joint retreat. we are doing the h

was theresa may's upbeat speech about a mutually beneficial eu divorce a tad pollyanna—ish? of eu leaders today, the answer to that would be yes. the french boss of the imf told newsnight has this warning. when you belong to a club, whatever that is, either sports or intellectual, whatever, the members of the club have a degree of affinity and particular terms under by they operate. somebody outside the club, sport or intellectual or whatever, have a different access. pascal lamy, also french, was both the eu trade commissioner and the head of the world trade organisation. will he offer a crumb of comfort? post election chaos in gambia tonight. the defeated president refuses to go, thousands flee fearing bloodshed, as nigerian and sengalese military forces prepare to take action. what's it like to watch on as your country is under threat? and could trump be a tyrant in the making. we consult plato. eventually, he stands alone, offering the addled, distracted, and self—indulgent citizens a kind of relief from democracy‘s endless choices and insecurities. good evening. now tha

tracee ellis ross won her first golden globe, professed actor in comedy for playing rainbow on "black-ish >> this is for all of the women, women of color and colorful people. whose stories, ideas, thoughts are not always considered worthy and valid and important but i want you to know that i see you. >> are you going to carry this to every party? >> i'm bringing it to work tomorrow. >> reporter: jimmy fallon started off with a "la la land" inspired open. ♪ even listing a former host for some help. >> i've been waiting 20 years for this. >> big night, other big winners included the movie "moonlight" for best drama. casey affleck, one for best actor in a drama for "manchester by the sea" and viola davis took home the trophy for "fences" and be back in the next half hour to explain how three hollywood hunks caused quite a commotion. >> a big night for the tv show that not many know about but they should, atlan"atlanta." >> a lot more to get to. >>> but now back to ginger. that's the south? >> it was such a good tv and film watching weekend because look at this frozen townthe nums water in fk

>>ish? kind of? maybe? it. >> if so you want some money, right? i would think. >> yeah.co important thing is i wanted to get the story out there about us, and, you know, the story about my mom as well because it's been hard, you know, for what -- she hasn't gotten her recognition because she's a woman. you know, says if it was a male, like the russells or the puffys, they got recognition for being one of the pioneers for hip-hop, but it was a lady who started hip-hop. i just think that, you know, being that she was a woman, she didn't get her recognition, but we're going to make sure that she gets herrecognition. >> you all want to take over the company? is it seems like it's tough. there's a lot of stuff going around with you. who is the toughest one in the group? who do you think? >> who is the most difficult? >> yes. >> don't nobody look over here. >> darnell. >> i'm not difficult. >> everybody looked at you, darnell. >> darnell is not difficult. he is just a little hard to understand. >> he is passionate. >> too passionate. >> can you be yourselves on the show? >> we

whoo. >> reporter: "black-ish's" tracee ellis ross making her fashion statement barefoot. >> look, i'molden globe. >> reporter: telling us her time on stage was directed to just one woman. >> i feel extremely grateful so i can stand on that stage and look at meryl streep and say, thanks. >> reporter: were you staring at her the whole time? >> yeah, i gave my speech to her. yeah, i talked right to meryl streep. >> reporter: while up there getting a little lost in the excitement. >> saw the wrap it up thing and i was like, aah. i have so many more things to say and i got really panicked. oh, my god. i didn't thank lawrence. >> you are now. >> lawrence, thank you! >> reporter: billy bob thornton winning his second golden globe for his role in amazon's "goliath." where will it go? >> right next to the other one. >> oh! really. book ends. his good luck charm, his wife and his lucky socks. how do you tell they're the lucky ones? >> i've never changed them. >> ooh. you might want to do that tonight. you're a golden globe winner. i'm going to buy you a pair of socks. >> all right. >> reporter:

ish: i think the big issue we are expecting snow sunday night into monday. it will not be much, so don't be caught off guard we get into monday morning. right now, reagan national still 38. keep in mind a lot of places are looking at temperatures a little closer to freezing. the big picture, tonight we see flores close to winchester -- we close toflurries winchester and the mason-dixon line, but most of us will not see much. andd cover builds back in sticks around most of the day tomorrow. the prime time for snow showers will be sunday night. futurecast, tomorrow morning, 7:30 still quiet, the clouds build back. by the time we get to about 3:00, 4:00, snow showers closer to luray, for d.c. i think we will hold off after 7:00 for anything to move in. all we will see is a dusting, not much more than that. that will be more so overnight, after 10 p.m. keep in mind, the temperatures tomorrow in the mid 40's. ground a relatively warm for the snow to move in, so a lot of the snowflakes will be wasted, not really piling up. what we will find is by monday fewing, th

. >>> the president ishe loews hotel right now the protesters came from across the region, this group in wilmington slept on buss to take part in an event in philadelphia fighting for the lives resistance rally and they want to voice their concerns that millions of americans can be tripped of their health care. and another live look now this is thomas paine plaza outside of the building where the protesters gathered this morning it's cleared out now as they are on their way to the loews hotel where president trump is about to address the leadership there at any moment. >> and at 6abc.com we have more about the visits and protests and a complete list of road closures and full social media coverage of the protest and demonstrations surrounding today's events. >>> turning to the accuweather forecast the rain showers have moved out and we have glimpses of sunshine but colder air is moving in. lets look live at sky 6 hd showing you the center city skyline. it's looking nice out there. accuweather says the winds will bring back winter like temperatures. david murphy is out on the terrace. >

the middle class in the united states has shrunk from the 60-ish to the 50th. that is a result of more wealth accumulating at the top and people moving down below as well as a result. if you combine that, i think we are focusing more on the advanced economies where the middle class has shrunk and there have been a lack of trust and hope and disenchantment with many of the principles and visions that people had for the future. there is lower growth, more inequality, much more transparency. i think you have good ingredients for what is identified now as a crisis of the middle class in the advanced economies. i think we need to distinguish between what is the emerging market economy and the advanced economy where there is clearly crisis. francine: can we really say that the world is in a crisis? pier carlo padoan: there are many ways you can define a crisis. i would say it's politics. i am thinking about advanced countries, but also about europe where you can hardly find a country where according to the polls or recent election results there is dissatisfaction wit

. >> so it is sort of tense-ish. >> it was tense-ish. >> we're more relaxed here. >> yes. >> how is it taken a bite yet, sal? >> perfect. >> would you do it again? go down and do another competition. >> i hate to say this is better than the pie i made. >> congratulations. i'm going to take a bite right now. justice and kayleigh, congratulations. the show is on january 16th at 8:00 on the food network. >>> getting in on all of the action and celebrating next week. let's send it over to gasia with more on one man who is currently eating his way through the entire state of california. >> if you can't cook, i know you can eat. this man is known as a california dream eater. he is checking out the food and restaurants that make california a prime destination for anyone with a good appetite. live from la jolla in the san diego area this morning. how are you, chase? >> good. how are you doing, gasia. >> i'm good. start with the big question. which is better, a los angeles burrito or a san francisco burrito? >> that is unfair. >> yeah. i know. >> that's really unfair. there are amazing burritos

. >> plus, "black-ish" star anthony anderson.me wear with the globe nominee and his mom for one hilarious sit-down. >> everybody say i'm >>> merry christmas. >> you made it too. >> yes. >> now, that is a beautiful tree. what is that? is that a douglas fir? >> while the golden globes certainly love abc's breakout hit "this is us." >> as do i. >> many people do. the show stars mandy moore and kristen metts. sterling k. brown also up for his role in "the people versus o.j." >> you may be asking what's the key to this cast success? as e.t. online's brian aguilera found out, doesn't hurt when they can't keep the clothes on. >> you almost broke the internet when we say your bum in the pilot. >> i've got briefs under here for the next thing. >> milo shows his skin on this show. >> justin and sterling. >> we have the most handsome gentlemen. all of them have their shirts off. and it's just like -- >> it's not just the hot shirtless actors that keep 10 million people coming back each week. it's all the emotion, the plot twists and one of

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so i turned around and said, "guys, this ishe agreement. we're gonna screw up if we don't stick by that." >> we can't have this kind of committe we got 40 minutes to finish this. you must let us finish. >> i'm very serious about this, 'cause this is about my charity, and i want to try to win. i want to make sure that we stay solid throughout the whole thing. and i felt like we were kind of being left in the dark. >> under normal circumstances -- let me tell you something -- i'd say, "get the [bleep] out of here." period. they left. it's completely uncalled for. i don't want to go home because of something that was wrong. i run a multibillion-dollar company. we do commercials. we do exactly the same stuff also. let's be honest here. we came down here because we thought there was a problem. i couldn't sleep. i wouldn't be able to sleep all night. i'm not gonna leave my life in their hands. i'm a businessman, and my business model is making sure everything's right. i don't trust gene. i don't trust stephen. i had enough. [ dramatic music plays

jeffrey slave in says he can no longer belong to a community where freedom of speech ish denied and where the nation's first black president is disrespected. mr. was an e-mail chain that made the rounds. one ofma the things you wouldn't imagine would be an issue. you would imagine a lot of country clubs would have to have an president, but am people say it's a very good reason.n. i believe the country club came out and said we're stilll extending the offer. we'll see what happens. president obama has become time us us by -- during the interview with the times of london trump said he won't take over the official at pedis account.coun he has millions of followers. he has ally l l more than l 20 million twitter l m all about branding. barack obama always had his own at barack obama. i think he turned it over to handling america. i think the white house tweeted out after the 20th you will bel able to tweet the president or current president at barack again, michelle obama at michelle obama again.. do you have your gown for the inauguration festivities. >> we have some who the looks for all yo

so, at this point, winter storm watch has been pre-ish eude for part of coastal new jersey, the bulksue is going to fall anywhere from southeastern virginia, back into alabama. however, take a little closer look at our area. sussex county, cape may, atlantic, southeast burlington, portions of ocean county, actually all of ocean on county included in the winter storm watch, goes into effect late tonight for this storm system. so for now, we see things clear out nicely no later than 6:00 this morning, but as we move forward next storm comes close, tomorrow morning just knocking on the doorstep of sussex county. >> this particular model does bring it ever so slightly on shore. just enough see modest accumulation every couple every inches down along the shore points. further inland, philly, clouds, that's t then it clears on out for the second half of the day, second half of the weekends. here's right now projected snowfall map. two-4 inches, but you have to go controls to the coast. coating to two, possible, head further inland, the rest of pennsylvania, not worrying about. >> this high

honors for best actress in a comedy went to "black-ish" star tracy ellis ross. >> this is incredible.rst time was also a charm for netflix's "the crown." it won best tv drama and best actress for claire foye. >> i'm having an out of body experience. >> reporter: all part of a golden night for hollywood. jinah kim, nbc news, beverly hills. >>> still ahead, a prayer answered for the packers in a wild day of playo afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. we are a military family. they travel a lot. every four years when we got re-stationed you think it's going to be the biggest change in your life but there's always more changes to come. the first thing that we would do when we would get into our new place was set up the beds. and when i go to t.j.maxx i buy good quality things that are going to last a long time. everything i get there, i get at a lower price. shopping at t.j.maxx is always like a

despite her bad eyesight and slight build, she was remarkably tough and used her aunty—ish appearancetted a brand—new soviet tank. the crew had wandered off, so she clambered onto it and got a look at the speedometer and the petrol gauge. the russian soldiers came running back, furious. she said innocently, she was just trying to work out how to get back to the west. the next day, her paper led on the new tank's speed and range. she was enormously admired. she was a pioneer, she led the way for all the tens of thousands of women journalists who are now working all over the world, and especially in wars. and i think she was almost fearless and absolutely dedicated to the business. # happy birthday dear claire # she remained a journalist into her 90s and last year in hong kong, where she lived, her friends celebrated her 105th birthday. claire hollingworth had been a remarkable witness to the entire modern world. finally, there are many questions surrounding the ancient stones circle of stonehenge. but might sound help in the search for answers? new technology is helping to recreate som

. >> reporter: nabbing her first golden globe tracee ellis ross for abc's "black-ish." >> it's my firstuys. >> reporter: and "atlanta" showing it's around to stay winning best television series comedy or musical and getting a nod for its star donald glover as best actor. >> wow. >> reporter: then the night's biggest awards in film. best motion picture drama. >> "moonlight." >> reporter: and wrapping up the night with another win for best motion picture musical or comedy. >> "la la land." >> reporter: now that the party is over and award season has officially kicked off, all eyes are on the oscars. sunday february 26th right hire on abc. maggie rulli, abc news, los angeles. >>> and oscar nominations announced right here on abc january 24th. we look forward to that the awards show, by the way is already being called beard played. >> the beard parade. ryan reynolds. bryan cranston, steve carell and many more men all sporting facial hair. >> donald glover. jake gyllenhaal, so many of them, that's chris pine, hardly recognizable. the after-parties went well into the early morning hours. >> p

tracee ellis ross won best actor in a comedy for "black-ish."y fallon opened the show with a musical nod to "la la land." that was the precursor to the film's golden night. >> out in hollywood they are probably still partying. >> "la la land" a favorite now for the oscar? >> that's always been the buzz so we'll have to see. but the big talker, meryl streep, coming up there when she accepted her cecil b. demille award and everything she said, it was funny to watch twitter and facebook and everything get filled up with meryl streep. >> "the crown" too did really well. >> you're right, now looking to the oscars. >>> still ahead, dolphins flipper helping america's bravest. that's next. that's why you'll stay in this drawer forever. i can't live without you, and that's why i'll never ever wash you. protect your clothes from stretching, fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. it smooths and strengthens fibers to protect clothes from the damage of the wash. so your favorite clothes stay your favorit

at the moment theresa may is listening to her ukip—ish wing, which now appears to control the conservativeps with lib dems breathing down their necks, saying isn't it time you listened to the electorate, who may or may not want brexit, but they certainly don't want a hard brexit? music: "0 come all ye faithful". so farewell 2016, hello 2017. donald trump will be inaugurated as president of the united states, there will be elections in france and germany, we'll have elections for mayors in manchester, liverpool and birmingham, but british politics will be overwhelmingly dominated by the negotiations for our exit from the eu. hang on, maybe i should head back in there? nah, i can't miss all of that! music: "0 come all ye faithful". hello. this is breakfast, with rogerjohnson. at least 39 people are believed to have died in an attack on a packed nightclub in the turkish city of istanbul. almost 70 others are injured. the city's governor has described it as a terror attack. police are still looking for the gunman. good morning. it's sunday, the 1st of january. also ahead:

it would be a major —ish —— victory for donald trump, who has pledged to bring black —— back all of thejobsst to asia, back home. fox con is the biggest electronics maker. this plant in the us will maker. this plant in the us will make display panels, which is critical to these smartphone and ipad devices. it's said this move could create between 30000 and 50,000 jobs in the united states. that is a very large number. pennsylvania is the current frontrunner as a location of this new plant. but they are also in discussions with other states. as we have been reporting, donald trump has been agitating against china and fox con is one of china's biggest employers. this would be a major move, obviously. it is interesting, the comments about how manyjobs could be created. the large —— the last time we saw footage of a factory in china there was hardly a person to be seen. it was machines, it was automation making the stuff. that's right. this plant they are considering, they built sitting conjunction with... apple has not actually commented on the report. it does have a very big interest in them