in his office, professor lister had gathered together lots of examples of mammoth ivory.ks removed. poachers are suspected. to protect elephants, the transnational trade in modern ivory is banned by international convention. but tusks of the type seen in this footage from russia in 2016 aren't prohibited. that's because they've come from the elephant�*s extinct ice age relative, the mammoth. tonnes of ancient tusks are extracted from the frozen ground every year, but telling the difference between legal mammoth ivory and illegal elephant ivory is a real problem for border security, and is even a challenge for mammoth experts at the natural history museum in london. hi, adrian, lovely to see you. very nice to meet you. weeks — before you got the result. and if you're a border security guard, you know, trying to stop the trade in illegal elephant ivory, a tough job to try and tell the two apart. yes. i mean, you can't do it. you couldn't, really. there's not really any way of knowing. i mean, we've got a piece of elephant ivory here. how easy would it be to disguise this as

a—listers saying that they have been impacted., billy crystal, for example, as we came into los angeles, another fire erupting. this time, the hollywood hills, over the horizon. behind me right now, helicopters are up in the air. they are trying to dump water on those affected areas, taking it from swimming pools, the pacific ocean, at a time when there are also water shortages. scenes of some unease, perhaps even panic, with some fire hydrants running dry earlier today, as fire crews tried to use that to battle the flames. a—listers saying that they have been impacted. the likes of paris hilton, billy crystal, for example, saying that they have lost their homes. but of course, los angeles is a diverse community. these flames are merciless. we saw people close to the sunset boulevard, for example, grabbing whatever they could take with them, pet carriers, stuffing carrier bags full of whatever they could bring with them. we also know that the department of defence is going to be deploying military aircraft equipped with a fire ret

in his office, professor lister had gathered together lots of examples of mammoth ivory.hey were actually quite closely related to the living elephants, but the mammoth was a species of elephant adapted to the cold conditions of the ice age, and they had a huge distribution. it's been estimated that there were probably as many as 10 million mammoths at their peak. how hard is it to tell the difference between mammoth ivory and elephant ivory? once a piece has been carved, like this little mammoth model, which is made of mammoth ivory... actually, i know that because i bought this at a mammoth ivory shop in alaska where they dig up the tusks. however, if i didn't know that, i couldn't tell. i've been working on mammoths, you know, for decades, and elephants. but you can't really tell whether that is mammoth or elephant ivory. the only way you could tell would be to actually take a piece of this and submit it either for radiocarbon dating, because a mammoth would be tens of thousands of years old, or dna analysis. but first of all, that's destructive of the specimen, second

adam brodie among the a—listers who lost their house, as well as paris hilton who took to social mediaman has tried to sue the newport council after they refused him entry to the dumping ground. he wanted access to search for a hard drive that was thrown away. it had £598 million of bitcoin on it, but the judge has thrown his case out. if you use instagram or threads, you'll no longer be able to opt out of being shown political content, even if it is from people you don't follow. that's what parent company meta have announced. the change will happen in the us this week, before it's expanded globally next week. but critics worry that it risks spreading disinformation. and two lynx have been captured in the scottish highlands after they were illegally set free and spotted on wednesday. and here's 10 seconds of high—fashion history. italian fashion house dolce and gabana are bringing an exhibition to paris showcasing their collections throughout the years. launching on january 10, it will include immersive experiences and access to one of a kind pieces. that's you all caught up now. have

known as hollywood's biggest party, plenty of a—listers were out to dazzle on the red carpet.rama about stalking and sexual abuse picked up two awards. its creator, richard gadd, called for more of life's darker tales to make it onto screen. any story, when done right, is universal, and all the weird, idiosyncratic struggles we go through on a daily basis are just as worthy of being committed to screen as any. so, commissioners, streamers, when you're totting up the numbers and putting together the budgets for this year, remember to keep some back for the little person to tell their story. thank you so much. but it was the japanese drama shogun that won the most tv awards of the night. emilia perez. the unusual musical about a mexican drug lord was one of the big winners in the film categories. emilia perez and its transgender star karla sofia gascon accepted one of its four awards with an emotional speech about the trans experience. you can maybe put us injail. you can beat us up. but you never can take away our soul, our resistance, our identity. wicked. audiences have been

they filed in among generations of washington a-listers.cond row the clintons side by side with the bushes. barack obama shared a laugh with donald trump. minutes earlier, an awkward run-in. trump shook hands with mike pence, his estranged vice president. president biden's eulogy -- >> jimmy carter's enduring attribute, character, character, character. >> reporter: saluted his friend of more than 50 years. >> it's the strength to understand that everyone should be treated with dignity, respect, that everyone, and i mean everyone, deserves an even shot. >> reporter: as he left the altar, mr. biden touched the casket of his old friend, jason carter's pawpaw, his grandfather. >> he was the same person no matter who he was with or where he was. >> reporter: this picture is of special air mission 39, bringing home the casket from washington back to georgia. a final homecoming here in plains, a chance for family, friends, and neighbors to say goodbye. ♪ a second funeral at maranatha baptist church, carter's spiritual home. >> last sunday our god

and lauren lister has the latest. the president and first lady touching down in new orleans to meet those touched by the tragedy of the horrific new year's truck attack. >> that they're visiting a memorial on bourbon street for the 14 victims killed early january. first, when a driver plowed into the crowd of revelers leaving flowers, a head of a private meeting with the families on sunday, the president asked about their grief their staff to hang on to each and nothing you can really. >> we say to someone has such a tragic this as the fbi over the weekend revealed new details and video they say shows the attacker. 42 year-old shops to din-jabbar leaving explosive devices on bourbon street ahead of the rampage. they were not set off. authorities say the u.s. citizen from texas and army veteran had become aligned with isis. and while early at this point, they believe he acted alone. we have not seen any indications of an accomplice in the united states. >> but we are still looking into potential associates in the u.s.

. >> that was our lauren lister reporting tonight. california's issuing fewer teaching credentials amid an ongoing teacher shortage. officials say they issued 2000 fewer credentials last year making it a two-year dip and certifications. they also say that fewer students are enrolling in programs to become teachers. many school districts here in california are now relying on in turns and teachers working on emergency style permits to fill the classrooms. about 9,000 of those were issued in the state last school year. governor newsom starting the year with a preview of his proposed budget, the capitol correspondent eytan wallace. he gives us a closer look. the balance budget deficits. governor gavin newsom saying that right off the top as he spoke about his proposed preliminary 322.2 billion dollar spending plan for the next fiscal year. opportunity for all pieces of original goal was to deliver a combined budget and state of the state presentation this thursday. but those plans were scrapped. >> after he announced he'll be in our natio

known as hollywood's biggest party, plenty of a—listers were out to dazzle on the red carpet.r the hollywood comeback of demi moore, winning herfirst ever major award with best actress for her role in the substance, a satirical horror about beauty and ageing. i'm just in shock right now. i've been doing this a long time, like over 45 years, and this is the first time i've ever won anything as an actor. um, and i'mjust so humbled and so grateful. the brutalist. taking the top drama prize, the film about a holocaust survivor remaking his life in america, which also picked up best director and the best actor award for adrien brody. conclave. peter trunk, a british writer, took away a golden globe for conclave. peter straughan from gateshead winning best screenplay. i am just one pure ball of gratitude squeezed into a borrowed tux. thank you so much. amelia perez. but it was the unusual musical about a mexican drug lord changing gender that had some of the biggest successes of the night. amelia perez and its transgender star, karla sofia gascon, accepted one of its four film award

known as hollywood's biggest party, plenty of a—listers were out to dazzle on the red carpet.lking and sexual abuse picked up two awards. its creator, richard gadd, called for more of life's darker tales to make it onto screen. any story, when done right, is universal, and all the weird, idiosyncratic struggles we go through on a daily basis are just as worthy of being committed to screen as any. so, commissioners, streamers, when you're totting up the numbers and putting together the budgets for this year, remember to keep some back for the little person to tell their story. thank you so much. but it was the japanese drama shogun that won the most tv awards of the night. emilia perez. the unusual musical about a mexican drug lord was one of the big winners in the film categories. emilia perez and its transgender star karla sofia gascon accepted one of its four awards with an emotional speech about the trans experience. you can maybe put us injail. you can beat us up. but you never can take away our soul, our resistance, our identity. wicked. audiences have been flocking to wi

remember that running past their entire red carpets of a listers. look it over the shoulders these days, global icons like jennifer lopez, leonardo dicaprio and mariah carey. and of course jay z and beyonce. knowing what you know about p d d and his free cos. how can anyone want to listen to mariah carey will be on say beyond say in dunces, dressed in white referencing, did he and his wife parties also creepy. so i went down the rabbit hole with the whole jay z and did the thing going on. never saw us have it that this man could be a predator. but what there, i know crazy things that i found out. it's true that sean did he comes is the jeffrey epstein of the rap industry arrest jennifer lopez. she knew as well and did nothing but you know, dicaprio will lose everything because of duty sick animals. the call is the lawsuit has left to have the paper trail to sean carter, better known as j, z or documents that use a 2 wrappers of raping at 13 year old girl in 2000. but instead of taking time away from the public j, the made the rounds that industry pa

they filed in among generations of washington a-listers.s. barack obama shared a laugh with donald trump, minutes earlier, had an awkward run in. trump shook hands with mike pence, his estranged vice president. president biden's eulogy... >> jimmy carter's enduring attribute, character. character. character. >> reporter: saluted his friend of more than 50 years. >> it's the strength to understand that everyone should be treated with dignity respect. that everyone, and i mean everyone, deserves an even shot. >> reporter: as he left the altar, mr. biden touched the casket of his old friend jason carter's pawpaw, his grandfather. >> he was the same person no matter who he was with or where he was. >> reporter: this picture is of special air mission 39, bringing home the casket back from washington to georgia. a final homecoming here in plains. a chance for family, friends and neighbors to say goodbye. a second funeral at maranatha baptist church, carter's spiritual home. >> last sunday, our god called the sunday school teacher home. >> reporte

known as hollywood's biggest party, plenty of a—listers were out to dazzle on the red carpet.e night was for the hollywood comeback of demi moore, winning her first ever major award with best actress for her role in the substance, a satirical horror about beauty and ageing. i'm just in shock right now. i've been doing this a long time, like over 45 years, and this is the first time i've ever won anything as an actor. um, and i'mjust so humbled and so grateful. the brutalist. taking the top drama prize, the film about a holocaust survivor remaking his life in america, which also picked up best director and the best actor award for adrien brody. conclave. a british writer, took away a golden globe for conclave. peter straughan from gateshead winning best screenplay. i am just one pure ball of gratitude squeezed into a borrowed tux. thank you so much. emelia perez. but it was the unusual musical about a mexican drug lord changing gender that had some of the biggest successes of the night. emelia perez and its transgender star, karla sofia gascon, accepted one of its four film awa

now, we know that in the hollywood hills, a—listers saying that they have been impacted. for example, saying that they have lost their homes. but of course, los angeles is a diverse community. these flames are merciless. we saw people close to the sunset boulevard, for example, grabbing whatever they could take with them, pet carriers, stuffing carrier bags full of whatever they could bring with them. we also know that the department of defence is going to be deploying military aircraft equipped with a fire retardant substance to spray over the affected areas, but president biden has said that because of the severity of this crisis now here in california, he will be cancelling his trip to italy, his last foreign trip in the white house. and i think there is a sense of unease and nervousness about what the day break will bring in terms of the level of destruction that we are seeing here in los angeles. we will be live in los angeles in a few minutes for the latest. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. a warning now that some viewers may find our next story

known as hollywood's biggest party, plenty of a—listers were out to dazzle on the red carpet. onto screen. any story, when done right, is universal, and all the weird, idiosyncratic struggles we go through on a daily basis are just as worthy of being committed to screen as any. so, commissioners, streamers, when you're totting up the numbers and putting together the budgets for this year, remember to keep some back for the little person to tell their story. thank you so much. but it was the japanese drama shogun that won the most tv awards of the night. emilia perez. the unusual musical about a mexican drug lord was one of the big winners in the film categories. emilia perez and its transgender star karla sofia gascon accepted one of its four awards with an emotional speech about the trans experience. you can maybe put us injail. you can beat us up. but you never can take away our soul, our resistance, our identity. wicked. audiences have been flocking to wicked after much love for it as a stage show, but it only won one of its nominated categories, picking up box office achie

they filed in among generations of washington a-listers.bushes. barack obama shared a laugh with donald trump. minutes earlier, an awkward run-in. trump shook hands with mike pence, his estranged vice president. president biden's eulogy -- >> jimmy carter's enduring attribute, character. character, character. >> reporter: saluted his friend of more than 50 years. >> it's the strength to understand that everyone should be treated with dignity, respect, that everyone, and i mean everyone deserves an even shot. >> reporter: as he left the altar, mr. biden touched the casket of his old friend, jason carter's pa-pa, his grandfather. >> he was the same person no matter who he was with or where he was. >> reporter: this pick a picture of air mission 39, bringing the casket home from washington back to georgia, a final homecoming here in plains, a chance for family, friends and neighbors to say goodbye. a second funeral at maranatha church, carter's spiritual home. >> last sunday our god called the sunday school teacher to home. >> reporter: with h

. >> carley: kamala harris received endorsements from a-listers like oprah winfrey, beyonce and taylor swift to name a few. she was picked because of moments like that. >> steve: she was great. thank you. >> ainsley: i didn't know much about her until the roast, tom brady's roast. >> brian: they had stand-up comic and box office hits. box office are often not hits with artist community. why denmark could regret not selling greenland to trump. (♪) hey what if we move back... hold on let me think. we need a miracle. miracle starting every thursday starting at 2:45 i love you. i know. find childcare that fits your schedule. learn more at care.com some people just know they can save hundreds on car insurance by checking allstate first. like you know to check your school's saying first before saying it. high tide! high tide! it's “roll tide”. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig

she joins a long list of a-listers who are not afraid to be canceled and ceos following suit.nzos will be sitting together in a box watching the inauguration. starbucks reversing it's years long open-door policy for the homeless asari buddy bathroom is never paying customers only. you want to shoot of heroin in the men's room we've got a bylaw first facebook as being a bunch does make a bunch of changes moving tampons from men's bathrooms on facebook you can call people mentally ill without feeling censored -- means esther. zuckerberg will throw his own wall after he bent him from four -- facebook four years ago. the tide has certainly shifted. comedian nicked up although joins us now. i mean nothing says a new age is upon us then the homeless getting kicked out of starbucks. >> it's a good thing especially new york i mean if you want to take a dump on the floor or touch yourself you do that we're supposed to, in the subway. a chain d train. and the other thing you said you got to buy a latte if you want to shoot heroin, let me tell you something after you buy a can't afford h

-it even had hollywood a-listers tuning in. -best reality tv finale i think ever.you just never know what's coming next with them. -"the real housewives of salt lake city" deserves all the flowers, all the emmys, all the everything. it was perfect. -over in beverly hills, kyle richards closed a chapter on her 27-year marriage. -we're not broken, just bent. very, very strong family, and we always will be. always will be. -you know what they say when one door closes, another one opens. -who said that? -who said that? -who said that? -or in the case of "the real housewives of atlanta," two doors. the series announced the return of phaedra parks and porsha williams. -i'm gonna just say it. i have canc-- i have breast cancer. -oh, my god, no. and emotions ran high in miami as cameras followed guerdy abraira's harrowing health battle. -sadly, reality stars were not immune to heartache in 2024. "the golden bachelor" gerry turner and theresa nist exchanged i do's only to announce their divorce on "good morning america" three months later. -it's probably time for us to, um,

. >> and that was lauren lister reporting for us to congress has formally certified president-elect donald trump's election victory today, which ironically marks 4 years since a mob of his supporters stormed the capitol. samantha cortez, he has the very latest. >> vice president harris in a rare position, though, scene for the second time in as many elections in which the defeated candidate must certify that victor, the votes for president of the united states are as follows donald j trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. kamala harris. applause and celebration for president elect trump. >> before another for the sitting vice president, kamala d harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. today. i did what i had done my entire career. that just takes keep the oath. >> i've taken many times to support and defend the constitution of the united states. and with that, the 100 19th congress reconvened to certify the electoral college votes. >> making donald trump and jd vance the next president and vice president of the united states vp elect vance said in the house

howard: it's an irresistible plot if if you like to see hollywood a-listers go at it.harges by blake lively and justin baldoni who costar in it ends with us which deals with domestic violence and handling an abusive relationship. >> i love you to. >> wasn't my question. howard: it's so easy to portray this as a fabulous feud between two rich hollywood types. >> this is the messiest dispute that i have ever seen between two celebrities in my career. >> to some degree, the kind of litigation could be mutually-assured destruction, as it often is. >> the process has been revelatory as to how modern celebrity the jousting, modern reputation management, you know, pr was once considered manager for gigantic corporations, not individuals. howard: and i'm here to tell you that misses the mark. what merely all the media aren't focusing on is that justin baldoni, the wayfarer studio aren't suing blake lively, heir suing "the new york times" for $250 million. why would you do that other than the paper has deep pockets? it's true that lively, who has a accused baldoni of sexual har

underwood is joining a long list of a-listers who aren't afraid of being canceled, and ceos followingt to zuckerberg, musk and bezos are going to be sitting together in a box watching the inauguration. starbucks reversing its years long open door policy for the homeless. sorry, buddy. bathrooms. now for paying customers only. you want to shoot a pair of men in the men's room? you got to buy a latte first. starbucks isn't the only company swinging right. facebook's making a bunch of changes. removing tampons from their men's bathrooms. sorry, tim walz, and on facebook, you can call trans people mentally ill without feeling censored. zuckerberg will be throwing his own ball, actually, to celebrate 40 seven's inauguration after he banned him from facebook four years ago. the tide has certainly shifted. comedian nick dipaolo joins us now. i mean, nothing says a new age is upon us than the homeless getting kicked out of starbucks. >> nick, it's a good thing, especially new york. >> if you look, if you want to take a dump on the floor or touch yourself, you do that when you're supposed to d

when you go to an a-lister's house, they don't let you inside the house because they know somebody likele cutlery, nothing major, a couple forks or something. first of all, i kept trying to get in the door. then the security guard starts following me around. >> jimmy: what door, to her bedroom? >> any door that was open, an exterior door. >> jimmy: you're roaming around the house? >> i felt if there were not gift bags, i could make my own gift bag. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's entirely reasonable. >> thank you. so then the security guard's following me. and i'm thinking, where do i go? there was a unique coterie of celebrities. everything from camp fondy, the tattoo lady, to lance bass from nsync, you can't have a party without lance bass, everyone knows that, everyone on god's green earth. then so i run away from the security guy. then i run smack into the rock. >> jimmy: the rock was there? >> i don't mean i tripped on a rock. i mean the actor, the rock. >> jimmy: dwayne johnson? >> the big movie star. >> jimmy: he's at this party? >> he's at this party. he turned to me, i've never m

another a-lister being added to the slate of guest co-hosts lined up for the fourth hour of today. or jenna and friends. we've just learned scarlett johansson will co-host from january 21st to the 24th. monday the 20th is inauguration day. next week's list excludes includes taraji p henson, keke palmer, eva longoria, and michelle buteau. the seat will revolve indefinitely once hoda kotb works her final morning show, and that's coming up on friday. and that leads us to the week long hoda bration that is continuing on today. today's show, of course, starts at 7:00, right after today in the bay. big celebration. all right. hoda. hoda. all right. we got a weather station going here, and we don't need no holleration or any of the other ations going on. all right. it's been pretty windy, though. so as you're getting out the door, it's one of those days where you probably don't want to worry too much about your hair. we're going to see the wind advisory continue through 10:00. we've had some pretty high wind gusts, and it's stillreezy as we go through the next several hours. still, that t

so, you know, i'm going to try to get some other a-listers for you.ut that is going to be le of the red carpet. >> that's going to be hard to top just for everyone watching. that was not planned. elizabeth just got them at the spur of the moment. so well done to her. and you're right, you never know who you're going to see. >> you never know who you are going to see. so we have about an hour left of the red carpet. then we're going in the show, as you heard there, obviously, nikki glaser hosting viola davis will be honored tonight. ted danson will be honored. it is going to be a star studded night, and i'll report back tomorrow with the best moments. >> okay. great stuff. elizabeth wagmeister from the red carpet. thank you so much. we're going to have more news when we come back. >> cnn's coverage of the 82nd annual golden globe awards is brought to you by aspen dental. visit aspen dental.com today. smile. we're in your corner. >> nice going lou. nothing like a little confidence boost to help ease you back into the dating scene. of course, that also i

i was a lister and then i lose that list and i start a list called animals. i want to see. and this a obviously a forward looking list and i'm listing animals around the world, right? a tiger in the wild in india or something. and it's it's not you know, you wouldn't expect a child to think in the projects with no money that he can go out and do this one day. and so it's kind of a metaphor for all of my ambition, right? because i at that young age, i already had this idea i was going to do this, and i and i have done this, by the way, i have done a lot of wild animals seeing. and the rules are has to be in the wild, can't be in a zoo, can't be at a rehabilitation center, has to be actually be in the wild. so some of these trips are pretty amazing. so i love that you have rules. sorry, i love that you've set rules for yourself, right? oh, i'm a rule follower. yeah, yes, yeah i haven't read the books. curious about how you decided to keep the whole focus maybe on a personal level or whether you just wanted to move into a political or policy space at all. i and if there were a

concerned that government resources would be channeled towards high profile areas popular with a-listers. while insurance companies might shortchange less affluent households that don't have the financial means to contest fire claims. have any of the residents within santa monica expressed similar concerns to you? >> well, our residents right now haven't been impacted by losing their homes. and, you know, in terms of themselves personally, now, they might have family members or they do. i know myself, i have friends and family members. we have members of our organization and the city of santa monica, the fire department, the police department who have lost their homes. our santa monica-malibu unified school district is connected in that way as well. i have not heard that. and what i can tell you is with my dealings with insurance commissioner ricardo lara, he has been extremely instrumental. i mean, he put the immediate moratorium on any of those residents who had their policies canceled. we are hosting at santa monica college saturday, january 18th from 10 to 5 and sunday from 10 to 1.

concerned that government resources would be channeled towards high profile areas popular with a-listers less affluent households that don't have the financial means to contest fire claims. so you have those middle class black and latino families, i want to talk about them. i also want to talk about some of the undocumented population in l.a. county. as you have land crews writing in the washington post who will rebuild los angeles, immigrants to those communities. what can the ag's office do to make sure that they get proper access to resources, to information, and that they are remembered in all of this? >> absolutely. and it's so important to support lift up and prioritize and, and center our communities who are often disadvantaged, who are often closest to the challenges, suffering the worst, overburdened, under-resourced, and make sure that they get what they deserve under the law. >> so our role is to make sure that the law, including equal application of the law to all with no preferences based on income or race, is applied and that there is uniform treatment across the board. tha

. >> so we were marveling just i mean, it is a-lister after a-lister after a-lister.? >> and honestly, i used to say julia roberts. >> and then last season she came on. so we tick. i think the only ones we left now, brad pitt, we haven't had brad pitt and i take a few young royals. i'd have a i'd have some of them never. i mean, i don't know why they would ever do it, but at one stage there was a rumor that harry was going to come on the show, and we got really excited about it, and we looked into where that rumor had come from, and it was me. i. i started that rumor. >> you forgotten you had said that somewhere online. yes. so let's talk about your other career as a very successful novelist. i mentioned you've already had bestselling novels out with a new one. you got started rather late in life as a novelist. what prompted that for you? >> and i turned 50. and you know that thing when you turn 50, i. there's a sense that maybe you take your feet off the pedals a bit and you coast. and then someone explained to me, graham, if you stay healthy, you've got, you know, a

well, thank you, chris and and thanks to the great here at lister auditorium and george university, who've done so much to help make this evening's event possible. poppy, if you don't know, is celebrating our 40th anniversary this year. and thank you and we we remain committed not only to providing dc area with books and gift items, but also to bringing authors and readers together and informs like like terrific auditorium. and speaking of enduring things, anniversaries, it's hard to believe nearly 25 years have passed since malcolm gladwell came out with the tipping point. his first book, the book became, a bestseller, it's title now often to describe the moment when some emerging behavior or cultural trend transforms into a social phenomenon. malcolm himself has gone on to write a number of also very popular books. this new one is his eighth, all with distinctive style of using anecdotes and studies, various fields to inventive lee engagingly and at times provocatively interpret behavioral science and business concepts for the rest of us. he's also started an audio company pushkin indust

in addition to politicians and public figures, the recipients included hollywood a-listers like michaelalph lauren and, of course, dr. jane goodall. al, your buddy, culinary activist jose andres. that's a big list right there. >>> dax sheppard and kristin bell. now, we know dax was excited to support his wife. but the globes couldn't stop him from also supporting the detroit lions. kristin revealing on social media that inside the theater, dax was watching nbc, the sunday night football game. thank you, dax. on his phone between his knees there. and was thrilled because the lions crushed the vikings 31-9. >> i'm always there doing that, too. >>> timothÉe chalamet and glen powell hit the red carpet last night. there was as special duo doppelgangers. the two gentlemen recently crowned winners of one of those viral lookalike contests they do. they were invited to the show. the real stars even posing alongside the almost actors. you see miles mitchell the winner with chalamet and with powell. some good ones there. >>> dakota and elle fanning were both in attendance. dakota nominated for the

. >> dawn, 50 over 50 lister, to my next point, huma, a lot of overlap with the 50 over 50 list, where/50 summit, 50 over 50 list, are showing women sometimes reaching their highest power, greatest impact, and even finding the happiness that's eluded them much later in life. >> number eight is melinda french gates. on your list. i think she's also on the 50 over 50 list. she's one of the most powerful women in philanthropy. since we spoke to elizabeth alexander, just the fact she made a commitment to $1 billion to support women and girls' causes over the next three years. that's real investment. >> yes. >> we will see real impact. that's exciting. number 44 on the list is janet trunkauly. the first woman to lead a big four audit firm. i love she started in 1991 as an intern, and now she leads 400,000 employees with $50 billion in revenue. >> hello. >> annually. >> we'll be announcing our fourth annual 50 over 50 global list right here on "morning joe" next month. stay tuned for that. maggie mcgrath and huma abedin, as always, thank you so much. great to see you guys. >>> this week, we'

wow, a-listers brought their a-game starting with zendaya.necklace. she was a home run. another standout was demi moore. golden armani. she looked so stunning, so happy for her on her big night. ariana grande seemed to channel audrey hepburn. with her elegant look. and her co-star defied gravity in this gown also by louis vuitton. emma stone debuted a pixie hair cut. not unlike mia cut. she paired it with a strapless dress by -- wait for it -- louis vuitton. i guess he was the big winner last night. his brand was anyway. as for plus ones, it was a family affair. angelina jolie brought her daughter. she looks so great there. zahara is wearing a coordinated alexander mcqueen gown. winner zoe saldana brought her mom. they looked great together. really sweet. and the fanning sisters dakota and elle, both nominees, treated their grandma to a night on the town. top gun maverick star glenn powell brought both of his parents. he was great, taking selfies with fans. he even took time to pose with the winner of the look alike contest. they do look alik

before drinking or cooking with them and among those who have lost their homes, many hollywood a listers who have put on social media that their homes have gone. billy crystal was among them and also paris hilton. satellites have captured the spread of the fires from space. this image was taken on wednesday, it shows the area around the pacific palisades. the brighter areas show where the fires are burning, giving an idea of the challenge facing the fire fighting teams. this image shows the fair oaks area bfore the fires swept through the area... and this is the same area yesterday — the red marks show where fires are burning, and the area seems to be covered in thick smoke. if we look closely, we can just make out where some buildings have been burned down. devastating wildfires have hit los angeles before. but weather experts say these fires are being fanned by the most destructive windstorm in decades — with winds of between 80 and 100 miles an hour. so how much of a role has climate change played in this extreme weather? here's our climate editorjustin rowlatt. still images show the

california wildfires at the moment, there's a lot of sympathy for the very rich, particularly hollywood a—listersho've who've lost their own homes. but of course we do. bear in mind that they have others, but they're all queuing up at these very luxurious hotels to get the best suites in these hotels, $5,000 a night just for a room in some of these hotels. but money is no object. but they have lost their homes anyway. demi moore has said, look, no shenanigans. i'm just going to give $1 million to the relief organisations. and a couple of other stars have joined in and said, yeah, we'll do that too. and i think that's that's right, they should. i mean, $1 million is nothing to some of these people and to give it to the to the organisations that are fighting the fires and doing their best. that's what they should be doing. but it. who's gwyneth paltrow's ex? >> chris. >> chris. martin. >> chris. martin. >> martin. yeah. >> martin. yeah. >> he said why don't we all, all of us bands get together and do a concert to raise money? and i thought, why bother? why not just give £1 million each? because you