they can also reject the nomination if they don't think the nominations adequate enough. right now our role in this as the historic preservation commission is advisory. it is mandated that they do send out notice to the local government and give ample time for this. so yes, it is courtesy but it's also required as part of their own mandate to reach out to local governments and provide them opportunity for review and the hbc is the city and county of san francisco's official body when it comes to things that are dealing with historic resources. so review of national register nominations is fully within your purview. >> can any other people from the public submit their own comments to the state historic resources commission? >> yes, that's correct. so the shc will take member comments from any member of the public in terms of notice as i understand for very large nomination ins they aren't required to do individual property owner outreach. they can basically post a notice in the newspaper, a local newspaper and give them between 30 and so what is it no less than 30 but no m

that will be her second oscar nomination.n best supporting actress, ariana grande will get an oscar nomination. and surely someone is going to make sure they sing defying gravity on the oscars stage this year. then look out for conclave. it is a papal thriller, not often you say that phrase, starring ralph fiennes, who i think will get his first oscar nomination for 28 years, his first since the english patient. it did very well at the baftas, will do well here. and then let's talk about amelia perez. it is a french film, in spanish, set in mexico, and it is a musical, one about the boss of a drug cartel who is wanting to become a woman. —— emilia perez. and today, the lead of that film, karla sofia gascon, will become the first ever trans acting nomination. and that is very interesting time, given what president trump spoke about in his inauguration speech. colin, those are the front runners. any surprises to watch out for, do you think? well, one amazing story to look out for today. demi moore, at the age of 62, is going to

he got nominated again this yearfor his acting in conclave.t awards recognition or oscars recognition? does it mean a lot to you? i think getting awards recognition helps the movie business have traction. the real reward for the actor is getting the job. but i think if you are, if the awards come to any actor or director, any film, of course you celebrate because i think it injects a kind of enthusiasm into cinema. and particularly what's great about this is, of course, there's awards talk, but more importantly was the life of the film in cinemas. it stayed in cinemas for quite some time, which was fantastic. there's no shortage of stars in this year's oscar—nominated pictures. selena gomez, who appears in the movie emilia perez, was mobbed at one of the film's premieres. this high—energy musical crime film has been a realfavourite with audiences and critics. alan moloney brings us more. emilia perez follows the story of a disillusioned mexican lawyer, played by avatar�*s zoe saldana. she is recruited by a cartel boss who wants to fake his dea

was going to get nominated.ove the brutalist. i know it was one of your favorite films of the year, so. >> it was because it's got an intermission and you got to. >> love that. >> coming back to the actresses who who made it to best actress. we think frontrunner for sure. amelia perez. >> i think it could be anybody, really. i mean, demi moore gave that amazing speech at the golden globes that positions her really well to be a contender because it's got a great narrative for her. and mikey madison is great. >> give me more demi moore. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> just we get we get another fashion moment from demi moore. she's just been killing it. and i'm so happy for her. really? >> we can chew on it for another month. it was a great start to the oscars season. >> thank you chris, as always. >> thank you guys. >> thank you. we thank you for watching as well. >> have a great day everyone. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> remember you're going to see the oscars right here on abc. thank you for. >> amanda riley was

her first nomination at 62. and "inside out 2" nominated. tonight, reaction on it all. >>> and "america strong." what the buffalo bills fans are now doing for the ravens tight end who dropped the ball. he says he was gutted. what bills fans have now tonight, even the ravens thanking them. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we do begin tonight with the federal judge blocking president trump's executive order that would end birthright citizenship, at least for now. president trump responding tonight. >>> also, the president making news this evening after his decision on the files involving the assassinations of president john f. kennedy, rfk, and martin luther king. first, the executive order blocked tonight. the judge today calling the president's order trying to end birthright citizenship, quote, blatantly unconstitutional. the justice department responding tonight, saying it will vigorously defend the president's order. tonight, the president's defense secretary, his nominee, pete hegseth, o

that kind of prep is easy as part of the nomination process. and he has already shown that he has little respect for congressional oversight. though i think that this nomination is badly flawed. i hope that the senate will not accept it. i have been through a number of those and starting with violating the policy of not paying your medicare taxes, this nomination in my view is an exhibit of what you should not have come before the floor of the united states senate. with that, i yield the floor. >> madam president. >> senator from idaho. a few detractors frame their policy preferences and i emphasis, policy preferences as if they are compliance issues with regard to his taxes. with regard to his taxes. sent followed all applicable law and met the finance committee's long-standing and rigorous diligent standard. the finance committee has the most rigorous standards for vetting nominees of any committee in this congress. having tax experts come in and evaluate tax returns with us. his diligence matched that geared he provided extensive supporting

he just voted to move ahead with this nomination, voting to advance the hegseth nomination. and at the moment, right now, the vote is 42 to 33. so that means they are about nine votes shy of what they need to advance the nomination. really eight votes because of its 5050. that would just require the vice president to come in. jd vance, break a tie and advance the nomination. there's no indication at the moment that any other republican senators would break ranks. but lisa murkowski, susan collins, two perennial swing votes in the senate gop, people who have been watched very closely on this particular nomination, collins in particular, her and murkowski, neither of them would say how they would come down in the run up to this vote. murkowski putting out a statement just moments before the vote. collins didn't as she walked into the chamber, said that she ultimately would. but if they those are the two only republicans who vote against moving ahead with this nomination, the ultimate vote would be 5149. in the senate. that means enough for him to advance to a final confirmatio

host: does marco rubio get to vote on his own nomination? guest: as long as he is still a sitting senator by the time the vote happens. he could technically wait to resign until right before he becomes secretary of state, of course. that could be interesting. i've tried asking to see what his plans are. he doesn't have any specifics to share, but that could be fascinating. he does not need his own vote. he's going to get 80, 85 plus votes in the senate. host: what senators stick out for confirmation time, who are the senators that tend to make a splash during these confirmation hearings? guest: obviously is dependent on who sits on what committees. on the floor is a lot different because you have the perpetual swing votes. susan collins, lisa murkowski, mitch mcconnell now that he is not in leadership anymore. mitch mcconnell has a singular focus for the remaining two years on his senator which is to continue to advance his national security doctrine, his foreign policy doctrine, how he sees the world, and that involves of course pushing bac

the best actress nomination makes the first transgender person to be nominated. —— the 0scar nominationsaturing in 13 categories! that makes it the most nominated foreign film in history. and it's broken another record: karla sofia gascon's best actress nomination makes her the first transgender person to be nominated for an acting prize at the awards. not far behind was wicked with ten nominations including best actress for cynthia erivo and best supporting actress for ariana grande. and here's ten seconds of a rainbow milestone. same—sex marriage is now officially legal in thailand. and as part of a huge celebration, more than 1,000 lg btq couples across the country are getting married, including over 100 at a single shopping mall in bangkok! you're all caught up now — have a good night! hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. bruno to the rescue at old trafford as fernandes scores a late winner for manchester united against rangers in their europa league clash. marmoush checks in in manchester as city get their hands on a new striker. and it's another ashes win for australi

you are nominated to one of the most important offices in our country. it took -- it took, let's see, a lot of work on your part just to get here today. more than 14,000 pages of records, hundreds of hours of media files, and 3400 responsive entries. you disclosed to this committee. it's a testament to your long career in the public eye and your cooperation with this committee. i would like to thank your family for being here today. i know that many of whom have traveled some distance to celebrate with you. i would like to explain and expect that ms. bondi be treated fairly. during attorney general garland's confirmation hearing, republicans treated him with respect. we asked tough but fair questions. we ultimately voted him out of committee on a bipartisan basis. although attorney general garland was not who we on this side of the aisle would have chosen to lead the department of justice, we recognized president biden won that election and he was entitled to choose his attorney general. we were ultimately disappointed with some of the things that genera

there will be nominations. each party will nominate their candidate, and we will proceed to without, and what makes of the vote so much fun for those of us who like to watch the house floor is it is not done electronically, but it is done alphabetically, and every member is called by their last name, they have to say who they are voting for, so it takes a good 30, 45 minutes, and as were watching you can look for folks who might not vote for their party's nominee, and just as we said that -- had that and saw that drama in 2015 and it could happen today. >> as a political junkie, who are you watching today? >> certainly tom massey of kentucky, a republican who has said he will not vote for mike johnson even though johnson is the party nominee, and we have half a dozen chip roy who have expressed a very levels of dissatisfaction, so what they do in this vote, which is coming up, will help determine if we have a speaker on the first ballot or if we have to have multiple ballots. >> 219 to 215 is the breakdown. wha

now to nominations. at the meeting on the eighth day of january the board of supervisors shall by a vote elect president for two year term. before i read the principles for nominations will members clear their declier open you may place your name on the roster. after nominations public comment and then a discussion can occur between the members. are there questions from the members? very good. >> there are several principles. the first is that members may nominate one person. either themselves or another member. nominees state on the record if they accept the nomination. nominees stay in the chamber you don't have to leave you can vote on your own nomination. nominees with draw their own nomination without a second at any time. at completion of nominations they are closed. the board may adopt a motion to reopen nominations with the majority vote. when notchinations are reopened those members who have yet to nominate may do so. or a member may with draw previous nomination and nominate a different member.

and if they vote no, they'll be enough to sink this nomination. now, it's very possible that jd vance will be needed to break a tie. in fact, i just caught up with the senate armed services committee chairman, roger wicker, who he said he's been talking to his senators all day. and he also told reporters, he said, quote, i think we will probably need to see the vice president. now if vance comes in and breaks a tie, that would for that would be only the second time in history that the vp has been needed to break a tie for a cabinet nominee. just showing how contentious and partisan this fight has become over the past several days. now, all day long, tillis has faced calls and talked to a number of senators, including senate majority leader john thune. tillis himself is up for reelection in 2026 and undoubtedly would draw the ire of donald trump if he were to break ranks with him. mitch mcconnell has seen as a wild card as well. no longer the senate republican leader, someone who is free to sort of vote his will, uncertain if he would run for reele

he wasn't nominated for a golden globe either. >> it doesn't make sense if you're nominated for besticture. who do you think helped make that picture? the director. >> yeah. >> the wizard. >> did you hit the wizard? >> do you have ten best pictures? you better have ten directors. >> that's. yeah. >> that's odd anyway. >> okay. >> well, i mean, shout out inside out to our friends at pixar. >> kelsey and mark, good morning to you and congratulations. that's awesome. the producer and the director of inside out two. >> yeah. and also great to hear monica barbaro, who's nominated for best supporting actress, is from san francisco and was raised in mill valley. so it's always neat to see the locals who are nominated. >> yeah. even though you snubbed jon chu. >> even though. >> i mean the gasp, we gasped. >> yeah! >> ariana grande is nominated for best supporting and then cynthia erivo is in the best actress category. >> yeah. amelia, you know, i still getting a lot. >> oh yeah. >> amelia perez is up for everything. >> yeah. >> i have to watch it a lot, that's all this told me was that amel

nomination to be defense secretary. senate lawmakers could vote later in the week on mr. hegseth, after new allegations of misconduct and abuse of service. and o c-span 3, agriculture secretary, brook rollins will take questions at a confirmation hearing that also at 10 a.m. eastern. you can wch our live coverage on thec-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> democracy, it isn't just an idea, it's a process, a process shaped by leaders elected to the highest office and entrusted to a select few regarding its basic principles, it's where debates unfold, decisions are made and the nation's courts, democracy in real-time. this is your government at work. this is c-span, giving you your democracy unfiltered. >> virginia senator tim kaine is on the senator armed services committee and he spoke on the senate floor opposing president trump's defense secretary nominee, pete hegseth, and spoke about the former sister-in-law. senator kaine's remarks are just under 25 minutes. >> mr. president, i rise as a member of the armed services committee to discuss the nomination of p

bob dylan biopic, "a complete unknown," her first oscar nomination. look at some of the other categories. >> reporter: the netflix musical emilia perez leads this year's oscar nominations with 13, including nods for best picture and best actress for karla sofia gascon, the first openly trans actor ever nominated. "wicked" was popular with academy voters, also, nabbing ten nominations, including best picture and for star cynthia rivo and ariana grande. "the brutalist" captured ten nods. rounding out the best picture category, bob dylan biopick, vatican drama conclave, dune part works i'm still here, nickel boys and the substance which brought demi moore her first oscar nomination up against anora's mikey madison and fernanda torres in i'm still here, beating out some big names. >> where is nicole kidman for baby girl? >> no angelina jolie, no kate winslet. this is going to be talked about a lot today. >> reporter: in the leading actor category timothee chalamet earned a nod as bob dylan in the complete unknown facing adrien brody in the brutalist, and

followed close behind with ten nominations each.prises and snubs.s. this year there is -- anothefi openly trans-actress to be nominated. wicked and the brutalist followed close behind with 10 nominations each. as always, there were surprises and snubs, but this year, there was another controversy growing ahead of hollywood's biggest night, the use of ai and some of the nominated films. year >> two of the most nominated films of this year's oscars race, under scrutiny for their use of artificial intelligence. the post-world war ii epic the brutalist, starring adrian brody, using ai to perfect the hungarian language accents of rhody and felicity jones. rhody, who is of hungary and dissent one this year's golden globe and he has not addressed the controversy. >> the characters journey is reminiscent of my mother's and my ancestral journey of fleeing the horrors of war and coming to this great country >> but the films director says the aim was to preserve the authenticity of adrian felicity's performances in another language, not to rep

kaine: i rise to discuss the nomination of pete hegseth to be our nation's secretary of defense. let me make two preliminary comments. first, my philosophy about voting on nominees is to give deference to the president who has been elected, who has a mandate that carries with it a mandate to assemble a leadership team in executive positions. so i always begin with any president, democrat or republican, with a beginning standpoint. they should be able to assemble a team unless there are significant challenges with the nominee. second, i do want to say that as part of the work that i've done in examining this nominee, i did review his military record, and i express my respect for the military record. pete hegseth's service in the military, my review of those records suggest he served in a very honorable way and i want to acknowledge that. yet, i rise to oppose the nomination and urge my colleagues to oppose it or at least take the time to really understand the gravity of behavioral challenges demonstrated by mr. hegseth during his career. i have multiple problems with this nominee

s nomination, i did it to the same lens of every other nominee. will they help or harm my constituents? and let me walk through my thinking on this one. the department of health and human services is responsible for keeping our nation healthy. charged with overseeing vaccines to stop the spread of diseases like polio and measles. spearheading lifesaving research into cures for cancer, diabetes, alzheimer's, and much more. at the core of all of this work is, of course, science. the head of the hhs must believe in science to keep people healthy and believe the experts, not conspiracy theories. robert f. kennedy, jr. does not meet that very simple requirement. it's not just that he doesn't believe in science and trust our experts, he actively undermines them. rfk, jr. is one of the top spreaders of misinformation about vaccines peddling bogus conspiracy theories that these safe and effective protections for americans are somehow harmful. in fact, he said once that novak -- no vaccine is safe and effective. i'll bet the tens of millions of people who

nominated hakeem jeffries.is an interesting and called it a nice beach and he jumped in there and figured mike as we figured he would. >> this is how the house chooses it speaker, this is the process and you have the tellers, who are overseeing what is about to be the vote right now for speaker, to be the first roll call. it appears another republican, is saying he expects for multiple rounds. we could be in for high drama and after this vote starts. >> bret baier has been with us this hour. he has to work on special report, there is going to be a lot going on. what are the politics here? the people have spoken. if it turns out to be true and there are multiple rounds, what does that accomplish? because that is a great question. for the folks who are going to vote no or president, if that happens, it is a statement, that we are really serious. we are not happy with the way things are run. there is no other path right now. they don't have a plan b. it is possible this gets wrapped up in the first round. the roll

now he should rescind the nomination of russell vote. when the trump administration announced this awful directive on monday night, we knew immediately it was short sighted, disastrous, cruel and dumb. it was clear then, as it is now, that the director that the directive was given without any company mention of what it actually called for, let alone the ramifications on literally hundreds of millions of americans and the american people are outraged. from one end to the country to the other. and it is clear that president trump and his minions are feeling the heat. did president trump know he was kneecapping cops and firefighters from purchasing literally lifesaving equipment like bulletproof vests and breathing gear? did president trump know that he was destroying puerto rico? the assistance program leaving a million americans hungry? did president trump know that he was essentially shutting, shuttering community health centers, rural hospitals, food pantries if he didn't, democrats made sure he learned it real quick. i told all of you

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>> chair mandelman as segmented for commissioner sauter and i accept the nomination. >> okay.have to take public comment on that nomination. >> you have beautiful and now wasn't (unintelligible) recently honestly (unintelligible). >> you said she wants she - and now responsible for the transportation. seriously. okay. no way i'm going too sign off. >> what in which. >> a mayor your ancestors (unintelligible). >> automatic. okay. looks like advertise it and go to remote public comment. >> chair checking for remote public comment on this item. is no public comment. >> okay. with that, public comment is closed. (gavel) >> let's take a vote on the motion in favor of electing commissioner sauter for vice chair. >> apologizes for that commissioner chan, aye. >> commissioner chen, aye. >> commissioner dorsey, aye. >> commissioner engardio, aye. >> commissioner fielder, aye. >> commissioner preston, aye. >> chair mandelman, aye. >> commissioner richards, aye. >> commissioner sauter, aye. >> commissioner sherrill, aye. >> commissioner walton. >> there are 11 i's the motion to elect com

there were five songs from movies nominated today. by a big-name performers. they will not be performed this year. it will be a toned down ceremony. it is hard for the academy to get it right. it has to be carefully calibrated because it is such a sensitive issue and people in los angeles have been so dislocated by the wildfires and he that sick people who work in the film industry. caitrÍona: many of those -- would be freelancers with a lot of engagement over those few days. talk about the snubs and the surprises of the night, winners and losers as hollywood might say. tom: one of the surprises was a film made in latvia called "flo w," an animated film about eight black cat that got two nominations. it really speaks to the power of small is beautiful. it was made on a shoestring and has made history because latvia has never had an oscar nomination. it is a small country with a population of just over 2 million. they must be overjoyed. this film appealed to oscar voters in los angeles dealing with the nightmare of the fires because th

i'm also calling to oppose the nomination of commissioner melgar as the head of this body i echo thehis transportation is facing a mask cliff you need someone has background and experience and that is not vice chair melgar. 19 if there is one person that has demonstrated their lack of regard for the community i'm say this situation we're face to face total lack of regarded for the community and really needs to■p - is vice chair melgar so absolutely exactly not qualify to be site plan as the head of this board and 2025 the fantastic new mayor, we should be putting people in positions who have the actual qualifications required for this position. and with the interest of more trading this person we're putting them in this position because i like them and vice chair melgar is a lovely person but not quality her i do think we (bell ringing) all need to set back and start to to see the actual qualifications for the job you're filling insider horse trading is a disservice if you look at the city today. thank you. >> there is no additional comment. >> all right. >> public comment is closed

she's a two-time oscar-nominated actress.er you buy your books. please welcome naomi watts. [applause] ♪ ♪ hi! i'm such a big fan! i am so stoked you are here. >> naomi: i'm glad to be here! we would have been completely color coordinated had i not tell my green tea, my matcha. >> kelly: you're my twin. that's what i do. i do know the time. i don't know why. it started happening the older i got. i don't know if i'm not paying attention. anyway. >> naomi: we see less. i shouldn't be with me. >> kelly: or maybe we care less. which is better? you went to barbados over the holidays. we love getting warm for the holidays? >> naomi: you know, new york is -- well, today it's freezing. >> kelly: yeah. i love it. >> naomi: you love the cold? >> kelly: i love it, yeah. i love to bundle up. i don't like when you get inside a building in your sweating. >> naomi: that's awful. and that happens, regulating temperatures, up and down. that's tough. >> kelly: i active or are you chill in barbados? are you swimming or chilling at the beach? >>

during his nomination hearing i asked mr. hegseth about disturbing efforts underway within the department of defense to intimidate military personnel and their i families. report the trump administration may implement a so-called purge board to screen senior military officers for quote unfitness to lead. this raises the chilling possibility that the trump administrationir mail file offis who are deemed to have the wrong political views. i believe the tuesday firing of the u.s. coast guard commandant admiral fagan by all objective account was an admirable leader proves the purges underway. unfortunately mr. hegseth would not categorically condemn those efforts during his hearing. instead talked about meritocracy and restoringin accountability within the senior ranks of the military if the senate confirms mr. hegseth this week, who will be fired at the department of defense next week? i doubt very seriously it's based on merit anything else other than a political agenda. that would be the beginning of the unraveling of the core

votes nomination any further. if mr.ote, the chief architect of project 2020 five continues to intend to break the law at omb, he should return to the committee and explain himself how this policy happened and exactly what the path forward will be. they hearing the committee held was before the funding freeze was issued. and the future of our hospitals, schools, food banks and law enforcement should not be in the hands of an ideologue who subs the rule of law with his own ideology. god is the risk of elevating someone like russell vote. he was evasive and his hearing when asked about the funding freeze. but his actual plan was put on full this full display this week what he told the committee he did were opposites. and that is why what he did was so gross, devastating and dumb. he needs to return to the committee to give the american people some honest answers or at least some comprehension as to what the hell happened this weekend what the plan is moving forward. so, i fully support the committee's decision not to parti

for karla sofia gascon, the first openly trans actor ever nominated.ked was also popular with academy voters, nabbing ten nominations, including for best picture and for stars cynthia erivo and ariana grande. the epic drama the brutalists also captured ten nods, including best picture and three for acting. rounding out the best picture category, the comedy drama honora. the bob dylan biopic a complete unknown. the vatican drama conclave. dune part two. i'm still here. nickel. boys and the substance. the substance also earned demi moore her first oscar nomination for best actress. she's up against honora's mikki madison and fernando torres in i'm still here. along with gascon and emilia perez in the leading actor category. timothy samuel earned a nod for his turn as bob dylan in a complete unknown. he faces off against adrien brody and the brutalists colman domingo and sing sing ralph fiennes and conclave and sebastian stan in the apprentice. at the start of the announcement, the academy's leadership did acknowledge the devastating los angeles wildfires

not matt gaetz pam bondi got nominated. there are plenty of conservatives, republicans, trump supporters, even trump loyalists who are at least nominally qualified to run the pentagon. not this guy whose own acquaintances and conservative colleagues have said has poor judgment, is bad at managing, is a bad pick for this all important job. and if republicans in this vote that you're about to watch, if they're going to vote for this guy and i, they're saying something loud and clear that everyone's got to remember, what they are saying is they do not actually care about the things they claim to care about, like the security and defense of the country against its enemies. it's just that black and white. sahil kapoor is on capitol hill monitoring the vote for us. joins me now with the latest sawhill. what is the status right now? >> hey, chris. well, pete. >> hegseth moment. >> of truth is almost here. and i got to tell you, there's a little bit of uncertainty in the air in these halls. the vote. >> is in. >> less than an hour,

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the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: department of the treasury, scott bessent of south carolina to be secretary. mr. thune: i ask unanimous consent that the senate resume legislative session and be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it stand adjourned until 12:00 noon on monday, january 27, following the prayer and pledge, the journal of proceedings be approved to date, the morning hour be deemed expired, the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day, morning business be closed and the senate proceed to executive session and resume executive calendar number 5, scott bessent postcloture. if any nomination is confirmed during monday's session, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the

therefore, i will vote against the nomination. end quote. mr. hegseth has demeaned and dismissed the importance of the geneva convention. in fact, he's berated the lawyers in the department of defense who set standards and guidelines for what can be done. i will never forget talking to our former colleague, our great colleague, a friend and mentor to me, john mccain, about why he opposes torture, waterboarding, that kind of physical abuse, why he believed that these laws have to be followed by our military, not just as a matter of humanity, but effective military str strategy. torturing to gain information often pro dupeses false information -- produces false information, but it also reduces the quality of our military performance. and yet, mr. hegseth seems to dismiss those ideas about the geneva convention, about standards for military conduct. as categorically, as he does many other of the standards that should apply. i hope my colleagues will listen to senator murkowski and senator collins, because in their statement they say more effectivel

attempt to call the nomination. . ._ nomination... we were very clear. nomination...agreed. the clerk has confirmed _ clear. it was agreed. the clerk has confirmed that. _ clear. it was agreed. the clerk has confirmed that. thank i clear. it was agreed. the clerk has confirmed that. thank you j has confirmed that. thank you very much. thank you, folks. there on the right, you saw micheal martin, the incoming irish prime minister or taoiseach full to in the middle of simon harris, outgoing irish prime minister, and micheal martin was due to be nominated, that official process of nominating the new taoiseach was due to take place today. but it has not happened. we are told it has been delayed following a route over speaking time for independent lawmakers and you heard micheal martin there saying the constitution had been subverted. it is time now for sport. let's catch up with the very latest. more champions league football to look forward to this evening — the biggest fixture of the night sees manchester city travel to face paris saint german with former barcelona team

they have however put back the nominations, they were supposed to be last friday.to vote. it is expected the turnout will be much lower than normal. also there is the nominations photo with everyone together but then lunch, that has been cancelled for understandable reasons. quarter of $1 million spent on the event has been donated to the event has been donated to the wildfires relief fund. what the wildfires relief fund. what films are we _ the wildfires relief fund. what films are we expecting - the wildfires relief fund. what films are we expecting to - films are we expecting to dominate in the nominations? 1:30pm live on the bbc website, you can go and see them live, build up from one o'clock on the names you will hear, one people have been to the cinema to see in their droves, wicked, adaptation of a broadway show, adaptation of a broadway show, a box office phenomenon, i'm expected a nomination for the british lead of the film, her second oscar nomination, and best supporting actress, ariana grande will get a nomination, and surely someone will make sure they

it stayed in cinemas for quite some time, oscar—nominated pictures.gomez, who appears in the movie emilia perez, was mobbed at one of the film's premieres. this high—energy musical crime film has been a realfavourite alan moloney brings us more. the film follows the fallout from these events several years later. wildly in tone and genre. into operatic song. the four women at the heart of the story were awarded a joint best actress award at last year's trail ever since. the role of emilia perez, as well as that of the male karla sofia gascon. historic nomination, expect her to be a highly you know, i think i have a lot of responsibility to represent and in peace and in respect. despite her presence and assistance through in the trans community. it was a little bit mired in trying to subvert tropes experience. in doing that. to use non—mexican actors and shoot the film in france. and best supporting actress favourite zoe saldana feels portrayed within the film. we touch on trans issues and mexican disappeared, for you and the cast, and jacques, as well?