and you almost need a surgeon's a man who was married to michelle williams something happen to their family that caused that to happen now suddenly the brother dies and he becomes responsible to the young man and he doesn't know if he can really live up to that is the story of people rebuilding their lives children is the it's a terrific movie is going to be an award winning film. we talked to how being a parent affects you playing a character like this. midges did not think that you could love someone so much. does that make you better actor. thank you. not a feel-good movie was great to disconnect from the film that i've done. i think the same thing will be truth that five years now available to see it as a movie >> my mom is an actor them not talking about that were anything. they're going to hear a lot more lighter and we're going to cover up the brown line with a highlight. the color of thriller i just to top as well and would i want people to see how gorgeous her eyes look care. it just looks so beautiful. i shadow is one of the hardest things to put on. their eyebrows frame yo

gino sat down with the stars of the film -- michelle williams and casey affleck. ad lib to bite "kevin lonergan movies always pull me in. always real. how does he do that? where does that come from with him? i dont know i think hes just a really good writer. hes just. hed never been to manchester by the sea and i read the script and he wrote these characters that you know lived there their whole lives. and you think there is something special about but kevin he seems able to hes got the skeleton key. hes got the master key and just sort of goes oh ill write something set in this place. and the perfect movie or play about that place or those people and i think its just because he and both of these actors had to give pretty emotional and intense performances in this movie. you mentioned earlier this week you think casey affleck is going to get the oscar. - casey affleck michelle williams in 3:09 "there's a major scene..." out 3:59 "internally preparing for it." kirk douglas turns 100 years old is a picture of him and me. ad lib out of bite four... giving new meaning

. >> jimmy: michelle williams. >> michelle williams is in it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: near boston. >> yeah, i grew up in boston. >> jimmy: yeah, do your parents still live there? >> my mom's still there. >> jimmy: same house? >> i don't know where my dad is. no, he's in this new york. [ light laughter ] i know where you are, dad. >> jimmy: i saw you on facebook, dad. >> just don't come visit. >> jimmy: yeah. >> no, no, no. that's not true. >> jimmy: i know. [ laughter ] you're gonna get in trouble. >> what was the question? >> jimmy: basically, i just wanted to know about your mom, if she still lived in the same house. >> she's great. why, you going to go visit? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] like airbnb, the new thing now. >> it's like, "i went on jimmy's show, he kept asking me about my mom." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "does he have a place to stay?" >> "where does my mom live?" >> jimmy: i'll go to massachusetts. >> "where's your mom? i'm gonna" -- >> jimmy: my mom doesn't have room for guests. >> i don't want to know. it's all good. >> jimmy: i want to

then michelle williams talks life after leather. the oscar nomin it has been like raising her daughter without heath. jennifer lopez caught on camera. where she was spotted shaking her legendary assets. big stars, big hollywood. celebrity page tv starts now. welcome to celebrity page.

then michelle williams talks life after leather. it has been like raising her daughter without heath. jennifer lopez caught on camera. where she was spotted shaking her legendary assets. big stars, big hollywood. celebrity page tv starts now. welcome to celebrity page. we have heidi klum's cover and the in las vegas. first, katy perry honored in new york. the super star and good will ambassador attending the annual snowflake ball. the 32-year-old a vision in a white floor length gown. perry explaining why her partnership with unicef is so important to her. >> i think unicef has always had a focus on the most vulnerable

kenneth lonergan is here, his new il film manchester-by-the-sea stars casey affleck, michelle williams lucas hedges. affleck plays lee chandler a man who returns to his hometown to look after his nephew following death of his older brother, called a beautiful plee textured drama. manchester-by-the-sea has been named best film of the year by the national board of review. here is a look. >> i don't understand. >> which part are you having trouble with. >> well be i can't be his guardian. >> well,. >> i mean i can't. >> well, naturally, i assumed joe had discussed all this with you. >> no. he didn't. no. >> i have to say, i'm some what taken aback. >> he can't live with me, i live in one room. >> well, joe has provided for patrick's upkeep, food, clothes, et cetera, and a house and boat are owned outright. >> i can't commute from boston every day until he turns 18. >> rose: i think the idea was that you would relocate. >> relocate to where, here? >> rose: as you can see, your brother worked out everything out extremely carefully. >> he can't have meant that. >> i'm please todz have kenner

." >> michelle williams, "manchester by sea". >> lucas hedges, "manchester by sea." larry: the drama "manchester by sea" leads this year's nominations as you can see for actor guild award. you can see them on the website wjla.com. alison: matt damon talks about it. really good. larry: today classic films earn the spot in the library of congress. >> you have exactly eight hours and 54 minutes to ponder the errors of your ways. any questions? >> i don't think it means alison: don't they take you back? "breakfast club" too. love it. jonathan elias has a look at the movies on the national film registry. and the additions there. jonathan: the concept is a hundred years from now when people are in the library to look at the movies it will be a snapshot of what they thought our culture was about at the time period. some of the names of the movies now you think these are classic movies. you read off the list. "breakfast club" "princess bride." and "the birds." that is hitchcock's seventh film in the library of congress. prolific director. others are "lion king" "thelma and l

this one with michelle williams as well. i know you have been around.tled in.ing >> it seems like he's doing pretty good. >> i think he is, yeah. this,uess you don't know but i really kept in touch with joe. >> no combine it up. >> ok. i didn't know. no, i knew that. >> ok. i didn't know. can see him if you want. >> we could have lunch. >> you and me? kenneth: i don't know how they do it. there's incredible feeling, and incredibly emotional life. it looks like two people having a really difficult discussion. charlie: what goes into your head when you are cutting that scene? two people in conversation. complicated, so that you have to do it by instinct, and away. you have two cameras going at the same time. there are no performance issues. sometimes, you just start with a take you like and go from there. once you have that in place, you somewhat have to feel your way through. my editor and i -- this was not that hard of a scene to edit because the performances were so good in all the takes, but we wanted the editing to be up to the level of performance.

charlie: here is another scene with michelle williams. >> i don't have anything to say. >> that is oknd. >> patrick is settled in. >> it looks like he has been doing pretty good, considering. >> i think he is, yes. >> i don't know if you noticed, but i kept in touch with joe, i have not seen patrick at all. >> you can see him if you want. >> can we ever have lunch? >> you mean us, you and me? >> yeah. charlie: you love it, don't you? kenneth: i love them. i don't know how they do it. it is an incredible feeling. an incredible, emotional life and it just looks like two people having a really difficult discussion. charlie: what goes into your head when you are cutting that scene? two people having a conversation. kenneth: it is so complicated that you have to do it by instinct, in a way. you have two shots, two cameras going at the same time, and there are no performance issues, sometimes you just start with the take you like and build from there. what you have that in place, but you somehow have to feel your through. my editor and i, this was not that hard of a scene to edit because th

this one with michelle williams as well. >> i know you have been around. >> he's getting settled in.it seems like he's doing pretty good. >> i think he is, yeah. >> i guess you don't know this, but i really kept in touch with joe. >> no, i knew that. >> ok. i didn't know. >> you can see him if you want. >> we could have lunch. >> you and me? kenneth: i don't know how they do it. there's incredible feeling, and incredibly emotional life. it looks like two people having a really difficult discussion. charlie: what goes into your head when you are cutting that scene? two people in conversation. kenneth: it's so complicated, that you have to do it by instinct, and away. you have two cameras going at the same time. there are no performance issues. sometimes, you just start with a take you like and go from there. once you have that in place, you somewhat have to feel your way through. my editor and i -- this was not that hard of a scene to edit because the performances were so good in all the takes, but we wanted the editing to be up to the level of performance. you just follow the path of

the acting, kasie affleck and michelle williams are off the charts.ike i said, not -- kickly a family movie. but in terms of the reality and sort of how it was filmed, and how real it feels to me, in my opinion, the best movie of the year. >> it really is a terrific cast. as well. >> unbelievable. >> award season just around the corner. what do you think is going to be the big breakout winner this year? >> everyone has been talking about "la la land," i've been hearing about this since september, debuted at festivals. that is the front runner. in past seasons during the oscar race, we heard about maybe one or two or maybe even three movies as the front runners. i haven't heard about a movie that is sort of a standout in many, many years as this one has. and maybe for that reason, maybe there might be a dark horse. something else might creep up towards the end because it's been such a front-runner for so long. that said, it is a fantastic movie. stylistically, if you're going out to the movies this, you you movies this holiday season and you do want to

this it is another scene, here it is with michelle williams swlg. >> z i done have anything big to say. >> okay. >> just i know you've been around. >> just to get patrick settled in. >> it seems like he's doing pretty good, huh, considering i think he is, yeah. >> i guess you don't know this but i-- i really kept in touch with joe. >> i know did you. >> oh, okay, i didn't know. >> you can stay if you want. >> could we ever have lunch? >> you mean us, you and me. >> yeah. >> they're great. >> rose: you love it. >> i love them. i lev them. they're just so great. they're so, i don't know how they do it incredible feeling, incredible emotional life. and it just looks like two real people having a really, really difficult discussion. >> rose: what goes in your head when are you cutting that scene. two people in conversation. >> it's so dpli kateed that you have to just-- complicated that you have to do it in an instinct, four or pfeiffer stakes on either side, two shots, two cameras going at the same time and there is no performance issues. sometimes you just will start with a certain take

octavius spencer "hidden figures" and michelle williams "manchester by the sea." best performance by an actor in a motion picture musical or comedy. colin ferrell. ryan goss ling. jonah hill "war dog "trolls." music and lyrics and justin timberlake, max martin. "city of stars" music by justin and lyrics by ben and justin paul. "faith" from "sing" music by stevie wonder. "gold" from "gold" music and pop. and "how far i'll go." music and lyrics by lin-manuel miranda. >>> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. ramy mallic, "mr. robot." bob odenkirk, better call saul. matthew reese, the americans. b.f.shriver, and billy bob thornton, "goliath." >>> best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. casey affleck, "manchester by the sea." joel edgerton, "loving." andrew garfield, "hacksaw ridge." vigo mortonson, "can't fantastic." and denzel washington, "fences." picture. damian shizell. "la la land." tom ford, "nocturnal animals." mel gibson, "hacksaw ridge." barry jenkins, "moonlight." and kenneth lonergan, "manchester by the sea." >>> best p

niomi harris for moon light, nicole kidman, lion, octavia sensor hidden figures and michelle williamsmanchester by the sea. best performance by an actor in a motion picture musical or comedy. colin ferrell for the lobster, ryan gosling lala land land, hugh grant for fos florence foster jenkins, joan a hill for war dogs, and ryan reynolds for dead pool. best original song, motion picture. can't stop the feeling, from trolls, music and lyrics by justin timberlake, max martin, shellback, city of star, lala land land, music by justin horwitz, lyrics by ken casek and justin paul, faith, from thing, music and lyrics by ryan header, stevey wonder and frances farewell star light. goals, from goals. the music and lyrics by brian burton, steven gegain and igy pots. and how far i'll go from moana music and lyrics by lynn manual miranda. >> best performance by an actor in a television series, drama. ram, mr. reabout on the, bob bode evenkirk, better call saul, matthew reese, the american, and lievschrieber ray donovan, billy bob thornton goliath. best performance by a anchor in a motion picture,

viola davis for "fences," naomi harris "moonlight," nicole kidman, and michelle williams, "manchesterthe lobster, ryan gosling, "lala land," hugh grant for florence foster jenkins, and jonah hill for "war dogs" and ryan reynolds for requested red bull." can't stop the feeling from tro trolls. music and lyrics by justin timberlake, max martin, city of stars, lala land, music by justin herbitz and music by justin hall. from sting, music by header, stevie wonder and starlight. gold from gold. music and lyrics by brian burton, iggy pendleton and "how far i'll miranda. by lin manuel >> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. ronnie malek, "mr. robot." bob odenierk, "better call saul." matthew reece, "the americans," schreiber, radon no van, billy bob thornton, "goliath." best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. casey affleck, "manchester by the sea," joel edgerton, "lo "loving," andrew garfield, hacks saw ridge, mortensen, "captain fantastic" and washington, "census." best director, motion picture. damien she zell, "lala land," tom ford, nocturnal animal,

. >> reporter: manchester by the sea with casey affleck and michelle williams. the lead for the screen actors guild awards with four nominations and also earned five golden globe knots. but when it comes to the box office, the force will be very strong with the new "star wars" flick expected to take the number one spot. >> the force wills it. >> reporter: in hollywood, adam housley fox news. >>> happening today in the east bay the crane way crafts fair will showcase exhibits from glass work to woodwork to houseworking type stuff. makes it a great place to get christmas gifts. it's open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and tomorrow. there's free parking and a shuttle to and from the richmond bart station to craneway pavilion. >>> and in the south bay, you can get into the holiday spirit as winter fest great america continues. you can enjoy falling snow, ice skating at the carousel, decorating cookies and 20 rides and loads of christmas shows. tickets are online for $20. >>> this is real. it's legit. it's our instagram pick of the morning a bobcat caught on camera loo

and michelle williams, "manchester bi"manchester by t." >>> best performance by an actor in a motione foster jenkins." jonah hill, "war dogs." ryan reynolds, "dead pool." >>> best original song motion picture. "can't stop the feeling" from "trols." music and lyrics by justin timberlake, max martin, shell bach. "city of stars," "la la land. music by justin paul. faith from "sing." music and lyrics by ryan tette and stevie wonder, francis fairwell starlight. gold and gold. how far i'll go from "muaana." music and lyrics by lin manuel miranda. >>> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. ramy mallic, "mr. robot." bob odenkirk, better call saul. matthew reese, the americans. b.f. sl b.f.shriver, and billy bob thornton, "goliath." >>> best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. casey affleck, "manchester by the sea." joel edgerton, "loving." andrew garfield, "hacksaw ridge." vigo mortonson, "can't fantastic." and denzel washington, "fences." >>> best director motion picture. damian shizell. "la la land." tom ford, "nocturnal animals." mel gibson, "hacksaw rid

you have republicans and others who worked for both administrations like bob gates, william cohen, michelleflournoy, a big democratic policy expert spoken postively about this nomination. looks likes general mattis will get his waiver and he probably will be secretary of the defense. bill: we'll see what comes next. byron, good to have you back today. birmingham, alabama, byron york, thank you. martha: another big story today as bad blood bubbles between the campaigns. it is apparently still quite red hot between these two camps. trump campaign manager kellyanne conway and hillary clinton communications director jennifer paul my air palm marry, where the campaign managers get together and talk about what happens. this time though, their debate, over howç donald trump won erupted into an all-out shouting match. listen. >> do you think i ran a campaign where white supremacists platform. look me in the taste and tell me that? >> you did. you did. >> do you think you could have just had a decent message for the white working class voters? do you think this woman who has nothing in common -- >>

. ♪ ♪ >>> the holidays can be a beat of an michelle time as family members get together from near and far. fox 5 foliate journalist steve williamsreagan national when the holiday spirit was in full force. >>> gets me in the holiday spirit. ♪ ♪ >> wonderful experience to be able to come and see my spend time with my girlfriend, really looking forward to it. >> this is probably one of my most favorite gigs of the year because it's just -- it's so fun to see everybody, you know, smiling and the kids dancing and jingling the bells. ♪ ♪. >> reporter: we all know how stressful it is to travel. even if it is within three versus of a christmas carol. just to have a little bit of that stress melt away. y. >> it's night to sit back and take a look what's going on around you and take a thought about what christmas is about. >> this is pretty nice. i didn't know i'd be able to come down here and get a free photo dressed up like this. >> traveling today is great. seems like everybody is in a holiday spirit. i'm in a holiday spirit. i'd like to pass on cheer. ho ho ho. ♪ ♪ >> people are very nice, everybody is saying merry christmas. very nic

william scott.>> breaking news. the mayor revealing his outside pick for the new chief of the san francisco police department. good afternoon everyone. it is tuesday, december 20. i am michelle griego. let's get right to kpix 5's anne makovec where mayor ed lee just announced the new police chief.>> reporter: a real show of solidarity here at city hall. all city officials were there in support of the mayor's pick for police chief, william scott. he says he has always dreamed of working in san francisco.>> i am looking forward to the job. i have always been the type of person to do what you can do. put yourself in a position when the opportunity comes. this is how this played out.>> reporter: that is veteran los angeles police chief william scott. he is 52 years old. he has been with the lapd for more than 25 years and most recently head of the department's south bureau. he has worked in patrol, internal affairs and a gang suppression unit. he has also been part of implementing reform from the federal justice department. that is something he will be a big part of an san francisco. the sfpd implementing broad changes when it comes to the departments use of force policy in the

michelle: businesses with less than 50 employees would offer tax incentives if they offered paid sick leave. jonathan: in the meantime, part of prince william county the folks living there are now told they have to boil the in short supply at a goesry store abc7 visited. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is in gainesville. this is dire for some folks having to boil everything they drink. jeff: yeah. the grocery store you mentioned is busy. this is in gainesville. everybody wants this bottled water. people have been coming in and out. we saw people coming in one after the other loading up on the bottled water. inside the store, water aisle is pretty much empty. this is 9,800 customers here in this area, this is gainesville and haymarket. they are advised to use bottled water or boil water for the next 48 hours because of a loss of water pressure after a water main break. it happened last night near >> i am glad we were warned about it. i'm frustrated to have to boil the water. >> not thrilled it takes two days. >> it's okay tobrate as long as use don't -- to bathe as long as you don't drink it while you are bathing. jeff: the wate

william parkway to dale city. a few delays from dumfries but that is improving as well. a few slow spots are all that remain. that is all from the traffic center for now. michelleht at 6:00, a house has been occupied for a year and how a phone call ended up a 14-month-long nightmare for a couple and put money in their pocket tonight at 6:00. jonathan: tonight 2016 is going to be remembered for the fires. i cost taxpayers $200 million to put it out. more and more an agency task with managing the forest burning through the budget. trying to fight fires. we will if they can survive. that's on "full m michelle: we need a rocking forecast. it looks like it's going to be nice. >> it's on the cool side. we have a few snowshowers now. but they are quickly fizzling out. ethey are moving to southern maryland. it's a conversational snowshowers we have seen all day long. temperatures for the overnight inside the beltway will fall to 32 degrees. i will be colder northern and the western suburbs or the wakeup temperatures are in the 20's. middle 20's in gaithersburg and bethesda. around 25 degrees in fairfax. college park, you will wake up to a temperature tomorrow morning a

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