jacob wycoff, cbs news. >>> the queen biopic "bohemian rhapsody" proved to be the champions of the 76th annual golden globe awards. chris martinez reports on the big winners and surprises. >> reporter: "bohemian rhapsody," the biopic about freddie mercury and queen won best dramatic picture at sunday's golden globe awards. its star, rami malek, won his first major award for best actor. >> thank you to freddie mercury for giving me the joy of a lifetime. i love you, you beautiful man. this is for and because of you, gorgeous. >> reporter: a tearful glenn close urged women to seek personal fulfillment as she accepted the best dramatic actress award for her performance in "the wife." >> we have to say "i can do that, and i should be allowed to do that." >> reporter: the heavily favored "a star is born" won only for best original song, "shallow." "green book," the true story of '60s african-american pianist don shirley and his white driver won best screenplay and comedy or musical picture. christian bale delivered an unusual thank you after winning best actor in a comedy or musical for his

meteorologist jacob wycoff is tracking the dangerous weather at wbz-tv in boston.gacob, what's the latest? n. well, reena, as we look at st. louis's total of almost ten- and-a-half inches, that would ating that storm to one of the ofp ten snowstorms in st. louis' recorded history. we've also had a foot of snow through missouri and into illinois. we have winter storm warnings stretching from st. louis into cincinnati, also into the mid- atlantic. m,d looking at this storm, it's eding to bring some prolonged snow to the mid-atlantic. so d.c., the i-95 corridor, this will intensify and bring them oow, not only throughout the day on sunday, but also through monday morning. so not only are we talking about an additional one to three inches for st. louis and nin: incredible.to 12 inchesth. b wycoff. thank you, jacob. this is day 22 of the partial government shutdown, now the longest in u.s. history. 380,000 federal employees are on temporary layoffs, 420,000 are working without pay. t.s.a. workers learned today they're receiving a one-time $500 holiday bonus to help them