oppenheimer to get nervous.ure from that evening where oppenheimer himself crawls up the tower to the top where the bomb has been hoisted he's checking all the final plugs to make sure that everything is in order. he's clearly worried, trying to check every last little detail. wellerstein: oppenheimer doesn't know if this thing is gonna work at all. eisenbach: in fact, he had a bet with another one of the scientists that it wouldn't work-- ten dollars. oppenheimer: there were a hundred things that could be done wrong, any one of which could make the test a failure. nye: everybody had doubts. was it even possible? and then this question, 'cause nobody was really sure: what if we set the whole atmosphere on fire? snowden: what if we set off this bomb and it literally sets the air on fire and engulfs us all? kaku: the atmosphere is made out of oxygen, after all. can the oxygen of the atmospher be set in flames by an atomic bomb? no one knew the answer to these questions. rhodes: it's before dawn on july 16, 1945. i

oppenheimer. an evolving legacy as one of the most complicated figures in history. decades may pass before historians come to some consensus about the details of oppenheimer's life and what those details mean. last summer witnessed the release of christopher nolan's oppenheimer, arguably most elaborate and most costly cinematic exploration of the academic vocation. just prior to the release of the first trailer for that film in december 2020 to the united states department, energy issued an order vacating. the 1954 atomic energy commission decision in the matter of j. robert oppenheimer. the decision that resulted in oppenheimer being stripped of his security clearance. our panelists will grapple the status of oppenheimer's legacy in the wake of that order. the release of the film and ultimately turn their attention to the nature, the relationship, the scientific community shares with the federal government. our panel this evening includes three distinguished guests who, in their own ways are argu

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oppenheimer. barbie. oppenheimer, barbie. oppenheimer. barbie.ber one box office hits on the list of nominations, meaning that most people in the tv audience will have at least heard of the frontrunners. and with new owners of the globes who have links to the hollywood reporter newspaper, the message is that after lockdown and actors' strikes... hollywood is back. that's the big news today. it feels like being here for the golden globe announcements, after our strike, after everything that the town has been through this year, is that hollywood is back. they're all counting on us. there's also a new category, honouring achievement at the box office. so even a film like super marios brothers, which was not met with universal critical acclaim, has been invited to the golden globes party. how's that for diversity? david sillito — bbc news. that is it for newsday. i will be back with business news including fort knight winning a case over google. we will show you a post next formally known as twitter by the boss of epic games. thank you so much bored

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barbie with nine and "oppenheimer" with eight. cedric the entertainer announced, some of the top categories live on "cbs mornings". on the drama side, "oppenheimer" will face off against martin scorsese's, killers from the flour moon, as well as a thriller, anatomy of a fall. bradley cooper's maestro, the romance past lives, and the drama, the zone of interest. >> killers of the flour moon versus up in higher. >> reporter: barbie is up for best musical comedy along with nods for stars marco robbie and ryan gosling and director critical would it goes up against air, the metafiction, . the color purple failed to make the category but it earned two acting nods including one for the star. on the television side, succession read the field, racking up nine nominations in its final season. the golden globes is under new ownership after the hollywood foreign press association was disbanded, following a scandal involving its lack of diversity. the show will air live on cbs, sunday january 7th, and stream on paramount+. >> we know our frien

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up early a lot of people are looking up oppenheimer. >> i just saw oppenheimer. >> it is fantastic.you got 100 pages worth of time, i highly recommend it. >> look at the cliffs notes. >> the wikipedia version. >>> let's check out what is happening with the weather. we will give you the full version. cloudy but luckily dense fog is developing tonight. the fog could be an issue for the morning commute and then showers will arrive. by late morning, breezy at times. another band, passing showers, moving through on thursday. emily the dry out on friday through the weekend and for most of next week. have a long stretch of weather throughout the next 48 hours. there is the rain, moving into the north bay. you will get the most intense bands of rain. they are going to hold together to some extent as we move across the rest of the bay area, but weakening as they cross the various terrain barriers that surround the bay . this is moving up to the east. we get a stretch of dry weather that continues wednesday evening and wednesday night. again, i was planning on some puddles left over on the ro

this summer's blockbusters — barbie and oppenheimer — lead the golden globe nominations. deaths of dozens of people in the last six months in the uk have been linked to a new group of street drugs that can be hundreds of times stronger than heroin. they're called nitazenes and they are synthetic opioids that are believed to be coming to the uk from china. our midlands correspondent navtej johal and producer alex homer have been speaking to the mother of a young man who's thought to have died after a fatal overdose. he was funny. pretty. brilliant dancer. so kind. just kind. simeon mcanoy, who was 33, died just nine weeks ago from a drug overdose. an inquest will determine his cause of death, but the coroner has told his family that a powerful synthetic opioid was found in his system, belonging to a class of drugs known as nitazenes. it is believed that at the time, simeon thought he was taking heroin. we're sitting in the living room, with simeon in a box. i don't know how i will ever come back from it. simeon died here in birmingham. but his death is not the only one lin

oppenheimer. barbie. of nominations, meaning that most people in the tv audience will have at least heard of the frontrunners. and with new owners of the globes who have links to the hollywood reporter newspaper, the message is that after lockdown and actors' strikes... hollywood is back. that's the big news today. it feels like being here for the golden globe announcements, after our strike, after everything that the town has been through this year, is that hollywood is back. they're all counting on us. there's also a new category, honouring achievement at the box office. so even a film like super marios brothers, which was not met with universal critical acclaim, has been invited to the golden globes party. how's that for diversity? david sillito — bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. quite a dramatic clown vista behind me. this is what we can expect tomorrow. there will be sunny spells, but also some big shower clouds, so a good chance of catching one or two downpours,

had to be one of the two. >> i just went with oppenheimer because maybe people were searching for the history of it. that's fair. >> i had the list job was number two. yeah, everything everywhere, all at once. and before guardians of galaxy, i took a stab. >> i mean, barbie was the easy answer. yeah. >> you had the top two. that was good. okay next up. person. what person experienced the taylor swift? >> i say travis kelce travis kelce was number three and taylor swift was not on the list. >> wow. it was actually demar hamlin because you got to think about it. as far as spikes go that that many people were talking about him at the time. >> well after the first game though, maybe that's what i was thinking. >> so then this year he was searched a lot. taylor swift is always searched. there's no surge. she's always number one. all right. okay okay. this now, this is an interesting one. this is how often because, you know, people sometimes just google an entire question, right? they look something up. like you look up like, how often should i microwave fish? the answer at work is none. bu

oppenheimer made almost a billion. i watched both of them.f: yeah. i would agree with you right there. let me tell how is going to make a billion in his life. oliver anthony. the voice, the blue collar ballad. the rich men north of richmond caught like wildfire. the weekend i happened to be here on "fox & friends" hang corresponding and they said what if he got on a plane and went to one of these shows and went down to north carolina showed up with ari our producer and actually ran into him. i think we are one of the only people who interviewed him. here is some of what he told me. >> rich men north of richmond, lord knows they all just wanna have total control ♪ wanna know what you think ♪ wanna know what you do ♪ and they don't think you do ♪ but i know that you do >> it resonates the suffering right now. ever time you look at tv or get online severing negative. people are desperate for something positive again. >> griff: what do you hope comes of the song and your music. >> just people starting to appreciate each other as human beings. >>

oppenheimer? no. oppenheimer trees for christmas. >> a charred tree or exactly. >> i like the tree, right? not coming up the most stressful jobs in america. why working in television is near the top of the list. >> and later, neil, the seal hamming it up in the middle of the road. you're watching world news now. >> if you're on supplemental oxygen, heavy and awkward tanks are a burden. now you can leave home and leave the tanks behind. with imogen one the portable oxygen concentrator you can take almost anywhere with this little device. >> now i'm able to do the things that i've always loved. i just press the button here and there's my oxygen, the antigen one is so small and light, you're free to leave the house without the hassles of an oxygen tank. >> i could play golf again. >> i could go grocery shopping. i'm free again with the antigen. >> i can handle my own oxygen. i can carry my own oxygen. i go anywhere with this. look how small it is. >> and right now you can try an antigen one for 30 days,

and number10, oppenheimer, _ prepared. and number10, oppenheimer, christopher| prepared.licated man who helped to develop the atomic bomb. i don't know if we can be trusted with such a weapon. but i have no choice. in with such a weapon. but i have no choice-— no choice. in 1940 won a rounding _ no choice. in 1940 won a rounding people - no choice. in 1940 won a rounding people up. in l no choice. in 1940 won a i rounding people up. in 1942 the deportations began in ninth place. _ deportations began in ninth place, still —— filmmaker steve mcqueen's film occupied city which — mcqueen's film occupied city which tells of the attemps remove _ which tells of the attemps remove the jewish occupation from — remove the jewish occupation from amsterdam in world war ii. at from amsterdam in world war ii. m number— from amsterdam in world war ii. at numbereight, from amsterdam in world war ii. at number eight, another original holocaust film, the zone of interest from jonathan glaser, pictured —— admitting the commandant of auschwitz and his wife one to lead a perfect life or livin

oppenheimer leads the way on the drama side, and i know what it means if the have a bomb.me up eight times, not just for best drama, but also best director and screenplay for christopher nolan and acting nominations for cilan murphy, robert downey jr and emily blunt. the other films in the best drama category with oppenheimer are anatomy of a fall killers of the flower moon mice, crow past lives and the zone of interest. and congratulations to meryl streep, who broke a golden globe record her own streep racked up her 33rd nomination in meryl's being recognized for her supporting performance as aspiring actress loretta durkin in hulu's only murders in the building she's won eight golden globes for her work on both the big and the small screen. john gregory, abc7 news. >> meryl streep is something else. well, the golden globes awards ceremony will be held on january 7th. coming up next, how a national decision could have an impact right here in the bay area. >> we are talking about your health. plus a rare request by the special counsel to get an answer to a critical questio

i'm curious, we are in this sort of moment in time where ai is an oppenheim a moment -- oppenheimer momentor national security. europe has had its legislation. when you look at it visibly the other giant in the room, china, given where we are with the hardware aspect, in your view, being cognizant of the kind of wet blanket on innovation. >> i'd say two things -- i'm not very upbeat about the ability to regulate ai internationally for couple of reasons -- a couple of reasons. it is actually difficult to regulate something changing by the hour. there is no consensus. the idea that the u.s. and china and others will be able to agree on what's desirable and limit certain things that are undesirable, maybe at the edges, like automated weaponry or whatever, but we should not kid ourselves. there will be ways to exploit that. and it is premature. there is no line between ai and the military sector and the public sector. there is zero chance that you will be able to regulate it and zero chance that you should want to introduce certain types of regulations. i believe it's going to happen unregulat

oppenheimer is heading to theaters in japan. japanese film distributor said oppenheimer will be released in japan despite the backlash. that film was insensitive towards japan. the only country to suffer atomic bombings. and said after much discussion and consideration, it has decided that the movie deserves to be seen on the big screen. >> i will be posting links to the other stories on my instagram. thank you for voting. >>> a unique sentence was handed down in ohio a judge ordered a woman convicted of assault for throwing a bowl at a employee, to work as a fast food worker. back in september, rosemary was seen on video throwing her order at a former chipotle worker. she was found guilty and ordered to pay a fine and serve six months in jail. the judge said due to the nature of her crime, she could reduce her sentence by two months if she stepped in the shoes of her victim. she agreed to work at least 20 hours a week at a fast food restaurant for two months. and a spokesperson said the company is happy with the outcome. >> and

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oppenheimer got eight nominations, including for lead actor cillian murphy.ions, including best drama, plus three nods for best actor, and one for best supporting actress. and meryl streep broke her own golden globe record, nabbing a 33rd nomination for her role in the tv show only murders in the building. the ceremony will take place in los angeles onjanuary 7. that's all from the team here in washington. i'm sumi somaskanda. thank you for watching. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. tuesday is going to bring a lot of cloud and the skies will look rather like the picture behind me. on top of that, shower clouds are expected as well. some of the showers could be heavy, the odd crack of thunder and additionally it will be quite windy around southwestern parts of the uk, but it's going to be relatively mild first thing. now, the satellite picture shows fairly clear weather as we're in between weather systems, or we were during monday. but now the clear skies are giving way to this area of low pressure, which will be moving across the uk during the course of

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same with oppenheimer, again a long movie but it's something to watch.wards seasons, there's always some controversy, last year there were no female directors nominated, this year greta gerwig was nominated for directing barbie. but i do think if you haven't seen barbie or oppenheimer, those are the two movies i think are going to be dominating this awards show. i love succession, if you have time to binge all of those seasons, so, so good. other people are talking about jennifer aniston and other nominations this year for their role in the morning show, but you know what, we'll look and see what the oscars hold. >> we'll look and see. i'm wearing my purple for a reason, the color purple. thanks for watching. sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression thanks for watching. >> you're feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical trials, move

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that herh says it is a necessary and perhaps healthy corrective to the current blockbuster movie oppenheimer. certain aspects of the film to do with anti-communism and various myths shall we say in hollywood about the lack of any influence in washington from about 1933 to 1950. i'm curious that isn't a bad place to start unless we planned on starting there butwe we might asas well. one of the areas in which hoover kind of tall sold with roosevelt over the policies aside from i'm talking more behind-the-scenes where they are corresponding and talking over the soviet recognition, the recognition of the soviet union itself which of course along with of the two republican presidents preceding him all the way back to some extent you might even say the administration had refused to do. there are good reasons they refused to do that. of course an outlawed regime effectively proclaimed outlaws who had annihilated private property to put it rather charmingly along with the externalst debt and effectively almost all corporate obligations. bonds, equity stocks. they were annihilated by decree. claims w

barbie and oppenheimer leading the charge. this is really interesting. in standup comedy on tv. that category is so stacked, you guys. wanda sykes, amy schumer, ricky gervais. sara silverman. tough to choose. all had terrific specials. also scoring nominations "succession" topped the tv nod with nine including three nominations. each for best actor bryan cox, jeremy strong. and hulu's "the bear" and "only murders in the building" with five nods each. one was for meryl streep. if you didn't see it, you need to check her out in only murders in the building for her supporting role. by the way, this shores up her record as the most nominated actress in globes history. this being her 33rd nomination. unbelievable. >> just laughable at this point, right? [ laughter ] >> i wonder if she was like, oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> hey, meryl, walk down the stair, give her an award. >> exactly. and finally "the crown" may just rule the night making history as the first series to get nominations in best television drama for every single one of its six seasons. the 2024 go

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i have to say, i watch neither of them, barbie and oppenheimer, but these year's golden globes, they of nominations. barbie is up for nine awards, including best actress in a musical or comedy and best director. meanwhile oppenheimer is looking at eight nominations, silly and murphy and emily blunt are nominated for their brilliant performances —— cillian murphy. and succession leads nine nominations in tv. i have to say i did watch the first series, but ijust couldn't bring myself to watch the second, i didn't find it particularly interesting, but i am very much in the minority. your washing bbc news. dust you are watching bbc news. i can't believe i made that admission, i'll get e—mails from fans who are crazy about her succession. helen leggett worked at m15 as a senior secretary, and this evening a plaque was unveiled at the fortune theatre in london to mark the role and what she played and what was called operation mincemeat. tricking the germans during the allied invasion of sicily. duncan kennedy has the story. "darling, why did we go and meet in the middle of a war? "such a s

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. >> the box office belonged to barb heimer, with barbie set to debut the same weekend as oppenheimerinternet users dubbed the duo bar oppenheimer and cast members went online urging audiences to watch the films as a double feature. for the result, barbie was the year's top grossing movie, with $1.4 billion in worldwide ticket sales and oppenheimer, a three hour biography of the scientist who helped usher in the nuclear age, made 951 million jotted down, jotted down. it was a welcome boost for hollywood, which all but shut down for nearly four months amid the first simultaneous actors and writers strikes in more than 60 years. both unions won wage increases, assurances about the use of artificial intelligence and other concessions from the alliance of motion picture and television producers. >> if we don't solve this mystery, we're stuck here for eternity. >> disney had more than strikes to worry about. from haunted mansion to the much hyped indiana jones and the dial of destiny, one mouse house movie after another failed to meet box office expectations one last time. even the studio'

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oppenheimer is competing for best motion picture in a drama category.a is bradley cooper, leonardo decaprio, murphy in oppenheimer, great performance from him. scott. annette binning, gret a lee in past lives, sandra hueller. watch the ceremony live on cbs sunday january 7 and also streaming on paramount plus. i love following awards shows. it's the movies i need to see. >> my to do list for what to watch. >>> we continue to follow the impact on neighbors as a major fire in the city. those neighbors are (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. ask about nurtec odt. come on in. thanks so much for joining us. it is monday december 11. >> let's get it started. >>> we are a strong community. we will bounce back. we will bounce back. >>> people

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and i think you had "oppenheimer" as one of your favorites from the year."barbie" and "oppenheimer," was that a how does it feel now? was it a one off? did it had a lasting effect? justin: it's hard to say. i mean, it did feel like one of those unpredictable and perhaps unrepeatable phenomena. i remember going into a theater not even to see "barbie" or "oppenheimer," both of which i enjoyed very much in different ways. i went to see another movie and just seeing theaters like crowded on a monday night. and i think the lessons of both these movies is that personal vision and big budget blockbuster filmmaking can and should merge together in a way that they so rarely do. my concern about it is that it was so heartening to see two filmmakers that i respect as much as greta gerwig and christopher nolan succeed in this way. my fear is that it just contributes to the event-ization of movies. i love event movies. i love being enthralled with an audience to a really big, glorious vision. but as a film critic, i'm concerned with the audience going to movies on a reg

this summer's blockbusters — barbie and oppenheimer — lead the golden globe nominations. frantic negotiations at the cop28 climate summit in dubai after some nations have reacted with fury to a draft agreement

barbie with nine and "oppenheimer" with eight. >> this year's golden globes.ertainer announced some of the top categories live on "cbs mornings." on the drama side, "oppenheimer" will face off against martin scorsese's "killers of the flower moon" as well as the thriller "anatomy of a fall." bradley cooper's "maestro," the romance "past lives," and the nazi drama "the zone of interest". >> it's "killers of the flower moon" versus "oppenheimer." >> right. >> two titans. martin scorsese versus christopher nolan. >> reporter: "barbie" is up for best musical or comedy along with nods for stars margot robbie and ryan gosling and director greta gerwig. it goes up against air, american fiction, the hold over easy, may december, and poor things. the color purple failed to make the category, but it did earn two acting nods including one for star fantasia barrino. o the television side, "succession" led the field, racking up nine nominations in its final season. the golden globes is under new ownership after the hollywood foreign press association was disbanded followin

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oppenheimer is right on her heels with eight nominations.we don't know right now is who will host the january 7 ceremony. several top stars have declined including chris rock, ellie one, will arnett, sean hayes and jason basement. elizabeth joins us from los angeles. >> let's start with the nomination. tell us what the reaction is, are there any movies that would have been expected to be on the list that are not? >> you know, the reaction this morning is really full of excitement. this is a year where everybody is going to know a lot of the films and it certainly does stars. when you look at the list of nominations, this is truly, truly a-list, everyone from selena gomez to jennifer aniston to leonardo dicaprio. and what is really exciting is this year there is a new category for cinematic and box office achievement. what that means is a film to be nominated in this category had to have earned $150 million worldwide. what that means is that people have seen it, will know it, they will be excited to watch, and to see the stars. you know that