queen elizabeth made the first televised address in 1957. this is just under 10 minutes. [music] queen elizabeth: as a child, i never imagined that one day a man would walk on the moon. yet this year we marked the 50th anniversary of the famous apollo 11 mission. >> still looking very good. here go. the eagle has landed. queen elizabeth: as those historic pictures were beamed back to earth, millions of us sat transfixed to our television screens as we watched neil armstrong taking a small step for man and a giant leap for mankind and indeed for womankind. it's a reminder for us all the giant leaps often start with small steps. this year we marked another important anniversary, d-day. on the 6th of june, 1944, some 156,000 british, canadian, and american forces landed in northern france. it was the largest ever seaborne invasion an was delayed due to bad weather. i will remember the look of concern on my father's face. he knew the secret d-day plans ut could of course share that burden with no one. for the 75th anniversary of that decisive battle, in a true spirit of recon

queen elizabeth ii: my ministers will bring forward legislation to ensure the united kingdom's exit on that date. and to make the most of the opportunities this brings all the people of the united kingdom. thereafter, my ministers will seek a future relationship with the european union, based on a free trade agreement that benefits the whole of the united kingdom. we will also begin trade negotiations with other leading global economists. the integrity and prosperity of the united kingdom's of the utmost importance to my government. my ministers will work urgently to facilitate talks to restore the government in northern ireland. the government will embark on an ambitious program of domestic reform that delivers on the people's priorities. for the first time the national health services multi-year funding settlement agreed earlier this year will be .nshrined in law steps will be taken to grow and support the national health services workforce. and a new visa will ensure qualified doctors and health professionals have fast-track entry to the united kingdom. hospital car parking charges

queen elizabeth has opened britain's parliament for the 2nd time in 2 months the queen set out her government's agenda following last week's election delivering breck's it remains the top priority with a big majority prime minister boris johnson now has the votes to pass his bill to take the u.k. out of the european knew this is g.w. news from berlin for more follow us on twitter at d w news or you can visit our website at d w dot com visitors to the italian city of pompei are about to see something special the ongoing restoration of some of the world's most famous works of art. and pompei administrators will open the doors on the 19th and 20th of december allowing the public to view work being carried out on frescoes in the orchard house or. fruit that they work on the images of gardens ornamental plants and flying birds is expected to be finished in february. don't forget you can always get the w. news on the go just download our app from the google play or from the store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news

queen elizabeth the second gave a speech on her government's priorities during the state opening for british parliament. she talks about internet safety, health care and making sure it england leaves the european union by january. her remarks come a day before u.k. lawmakers approve to advance prime minister boris johnson's amended brexit deal. queen elizabeth: my lords and members of the house of commons, my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of january. prime ministers will bring forward legislation to ensure the united kingdom's exit on to make the most of the opportunities this brings all the people of the united kingdom. thereafter, my ministers will seek a future relationship with the european union, based on a free trade agreement that benefits the whole of the united kingdom. we will also begin trade negotiations with other leading global economies. the integrity and prosperity of is of the kingdom utmost importance to my government. my ministers will work urgently to facilitate talks to restore the governmen

queen elizabeth: -- pm morrison: i reject the smears. i would invite them to put questions of matters of policy -- i think that is a very important issue for the member to raise. [crowd shouting] this is all the leader of the opposition has our smears and ifusations and dramatizing, that is all this leader of the opposition has -- >> the prime minister will resume. [crosstalking] the leader of the opposition will resume his seat. with the range of topics covered in the question, and the nature of the question going to the use emily cannot ask a question like that -- you simply cannot ask a question like that and expect a narrow answer. queen elizabeth: -- pm morrison: all the leader of the opposition has got our smears. how he wishes to define the leader of the opposition as the leader of the opposition, the public will see this leader of the opposition for what he is. [crowd shouting] all this leader of the opposition has demonstrated to -- american people is [indiscernible] those who to disrupt the activity -- [crowd shouting] might be

offender jeffrey epstein and his former girlfriend ghislaine maxwell directed her to have sex with queen elizabeth's son in 2001 when she was only 17. >> this is not some sordid sex story. this is a story of being trafficked. this is a story of abuse. and this is a story of your guys's -- your guys's royalty. >> reporter: prince andrew has denied all her claims. in this bbc interview from november he maintains he has no re collection of giuffre and never had sex with her. >> i can absolutely, categorically tell you it never happened. >> reporter: the interview was widely viewed as a disaster for prince andrew and the palace.

queen elizabeth listed the government's priorities and no big surprise, delivering brexit is priority number one. prime minister boris johnson is in a much more commanding position following last week's election. he announced his brexit bill will return to parliament tomorrow. reporter: queen elizabeth left aside the grand ceremonial robes traditionally worn for the opening of parliament in favor of a dignified eggshell blue ensemble. this was after all her majesty's second queen speech in just 10 weeks. normally it is a s special annul event. but snap elections have been held and now parliament has opened again. the official known as the black rod who summons the members of parliament did go through the customary ritual of being shut out of the house of commons. and having to knock to be let in. this symbolizes parliaments independence from the monarchy. and the speech queen elizabeth delivered was as usual, independent of whatever she herself may think. in fact, it was pretty much the same as her last one, also written for her by prime minister boris johnson and his ministers. >> my

buckingham palace says britian‘s prince philip, the 98 year—old husband of queen elizabeth, has beenn. donald trump is entering 20—20 as the only president to ever seek re—election after being impeached. and a slowly—shrinking field of democrats is keen to make sure it's his last year in office. they took the stage in california last night for nearly two and a half hours to make their case to voters. nada tawfik reports. last a bit of the year, the seven democratic candidates for president had to not only so their vision for america, but there billion to beat donald trump. without the gate, support for impeachment united them. if the president claims that he is so if the president claims that he is so innocent, then why doesn't he have all of the president's meant testify was blue we have a president who was running the most corrupt administration in the modern history of this country. but they differed on how to address key issues, including the economy, climate change and health care. is planned, we retain the status quo. that is not true. attacked both by his fellow moderates and

this symbolizes parliament's independence from the monarchy and the speech queen elizabeth delivered was as usual independent of whatever she herself and i think in fact it was pretty much the same as her last one also written for her by prime minister boris johnson and his ministers my lords and members of the house of commons my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of january. another key piece of legislation will commit more money to britain's health service which makes medical treatment available to everyone in the country for the 1st time the national health service is multi-year funding settlement agreed earlier this year will be a sure i learned in law and the new video will ensure qualified doctors nurses and health professionals have fast track entry to the united kingdom. opposition labor says this is the issue boris johnson's government will be judged on after years of the conservatives underfunding national health but the opposition will have little opportunity to change any proposed legislation prime minis

many joined queen elizabeth at church, although there were some notable absences. monarch also gave her annual christmas message to the commonwealth. .mtiaz tyab reports, she noted ep's been a bumpy year. >> reporter: in her annual spristmas speech, queen elizabeth spoke of putting differences aside, of syconciliation, acknowledging this year hasn't been easy. >> the path, of course, is not veways smooth, and may at times this year have felt quite bumpy. >> reporter: not quite a "horrible year," which is how she described 1992, when three royal marriages were breaking down and windsor castle was devastated by a fire. wasi think it is more than likely to be a reference or an encouragement to the country to tve on, beyond the divisiveness iv the political situation. >> reporter: politics aside, the challenges facing the royal family couldn't be clearer than on christmas day, when the queen attended traditional church services with other senior royals, but not her second son, prince andrew. t went to an earlier service with older brother prince charles. ridrew gave up

queen elizabeth: constitution, democracy, and rights commission will be established.ra: might his government tempted to use their huge majority to overhaul how the whole place works? maybe. this will not be a safety-first government. determined to plan not just for : ve years, but for a decade. prime min. johnsis is not a program for one year or one parliament. it is a blueprint for the future of britain. just imagine where this country could be in 10 yrs time, and eafter the dither, after delay, after the deadlock, after the paralysis and platitudes, the time has come for change and the time he for action. it is action that the british people will get from this most gracious speech,nd i commend it to the house. laura: raucous tory benches. misery on the other side. mr. corbyn: thank you, mr. speaker. what the government is proposing is woefully inadequate for the scale of the problems this country faces. laura: with thmajority of 80, boris johnson need not lose much sleep over getting hisay in is place. at least mosof the time, he need not worry day-to-day about keep

. >>> queen elizabeth's 68th annual christmas speech aired in the united kingdom yesterday. the queen delivered a message of unity. after fierce debates over brexit, acknowledging how bumpy the year has been for britain and her own family. >> in time, through his teaching and by his example, jesus christ would show the world how small steps taken in faith and in hope can overcome long-held differences, and deep-seated divisions, to bring harmony and understanding. many of us have already tried to follow in his footsteps. the path of course is not always smooth. and may at times this year have felt quite bumpy. but small steps can make a world of difference. >> the queen also said that she was struck by how new generations have taken on climate change, and applauded the work of environmental activists including greta thunberg. queen elizabeth also highlighted the birth of her eighth great grandchild, prince harry and meghan markle's son archie. >>> a warning from prime minister benjamin netanyahu after being evacuated from a campaign event after a rocket attack near the gaza s

oh, looking good in red there, queen elizabeth. at her royal country retreat in norfolk, england. >> her royal majesty was outshone by the real stars of the day. 6-year-old prince george and 4-year-old sister princess charlotte making their royal christmas debut. charlotte was seen accepting several gifts from onlookers. absent from this year's gathering was the queen's husband, prince philip, as well as prince harry and duchess meghan, who are on an extended break from royal duties. >> got to take a break sometimes. >> i completely understand. >>> next celebs proving they're just like us over the christmas holiday, starting with a visit from santa. chrissy teigen posting this video of st. nick stopping to wave hello as husband john legend and their two children looked on with excitement. >> and the queen of christmas herself, mariah carey, enjoying a white christmas and sharing this picture on instagram of her two twins, monroe and -- >> morocco, moroccan? >> morocco, moroccan? we said moroccan the other day. might be morocco. mar

queen elizabeth has opened britain's up parliament for the 2nd time in as many months crean set out our government's agenda following last week's election delivering bret's it remains the number one priority with a big majority prime minister boris johnson now has the votes to pass his bill to take the u.k. out of the european union. and the australian state of new south wales has declared a state of emergency to deal with the threat of raging mega fires from both parties are warning that a record breaking heat wave is adding to the fire risk. this is d.w. news from there for more followers on twitter at the w. news or visit our website d w dot com. visitors to the indian city of pompei are about to see something special the ongoing restoration of some of the world's most famous works of art on paid administrative will open the doors on the 19th and 20th of december allowing the public to view work being carried out on the frescoes in the orchard house or custard del from tepco the work on the images of gardens ornamental plants and flying birds is expected to be finished in february. i

also coming up today queen elizabeth revealed the new u.k. government's to do list for 2020 the top priority will be no surprise misspeak. so the time how much. my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of january and. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with donald j. trump the impeached president of the united states last night the u.s. house of representatives took a rare solemn and very partisan step approving 2 articles of impeachment which accuse the president of abusing his power with ukraine and of obstructing congress' duty to investigate that abuse almost every democrats' and not a single republican voted to impeach the speaker of the u.s. house nancy pelosi declared the impeachment of victory for the us constitution but in an unexpected move she refused to say when the articles will be sent to the us senate for trial according to the constitution senators are to act as jurors and deliver a verdict on whether o

institution is perceived, how the monarchy is perceived, how it is spoken about. >> reporter: queen elizabethas photographed recently with prince andrew riding around windsor castle. a public show of support for her second oldest son. >> this is also a human story about a mother who does love her son but also knows she has to do what's best for the country. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm maggie rulli in new york. >> our thanks to maggie. coming up, romeo santos singing straight from his roots to the immortal music charts in america. ♪ psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ nothing is everything. keep your skin clearer with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearly 9 out of 10 sustained it through 1 year. and skyrizi is 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. ♪ i see nothing in a different way ♪ ♪ and it's my moment so i just gotta say ♪ ♪ nothing is everything skyrizi may increase your risk

the duke of edinburgh, the husband of queen elizabeth, has left hospital after spending four nights undere in eastern england. pilgrims from around the world havejoined locals in the historic town of bethlehem for christmas eve celebrations. the festivities centre on the church of nativity where a midnight mass

news line from berlin britain's parliament opens for the 2nd time in as many months queen elizabeth has delivered a speech setting out to the conservatives agenda under boris johnson following his election victory last week and no surprise the number one priority is delivering bricks it will get the latest from london also coming up the u.s. house of representatives impeaches president donald trump on a historic vote article one is adopted. with that gavel trump becomes just the 3rd u.s. president ever to be impeached his face now lies in the hands of the senate where a trial will decide whether or not he remains in office also on the program in what's being called the trial of the decade in the philippines of course and life sentences to the masterminds of the brazen political massacre by family members of the 58 people killed say it's only a partial to. end a state of emergency in new south wales as australia's bushfire crisis continues a record breaking heat wave and strong winds are fanning unprecedented fires authorities are warning the worsening conditions on the way in the coming

queen elizabeth has made her annual christmas broadcast.of reconciliation. typhoon phanfone has caused major floods and destruction in the philippines. more than 25,000 people have been stranded at ports, many of them unable to join their families for christmas. and a post—christmas heatwave is forecast in australia,

go live to china also coming up britain's parliament opens for the 2nd time in as many months queen elizabeth sets out her government's agenda following last week's election to no one's surprise the number one priority is the liver and breasts. and in a historic vote the us house of representatives impeaches president donald trump. cards one is adopted. with that gavel trump becomes just the 3rd u.s. writer ever since being impeached his face now lies in the hands of the senate swore a trial will decide whether or not he remains in office and a german football barred music leave it until the last minute but they take home what could be a crucial win at friday's. i'm calling welcome to the program police in india have taken hundreds of people at the concert for defying a ban on protest against a controversial new citizenship law the ban was imposed after protests in 2 states turned violent last week now the law for citizenship to immigrants from pakistan bangladesh and afghanistan escaping religious persecution but it does not include muslims communication networks and transports have been shu

then queen elizabeth gives the speech at the state opening of the british parliament, followed by british lawmakers debating prime minister boris johnson's amended brexit deal. ♪ susan: i wanted to put the cover of your new book, "dignity," on the screen. explain its essence to me. chris: it is a book about my five years driving around the united states, spending time in what i would call back road america, the part of america that is everywhere. it is not a red state or blue state thing, it is the towns and communities that have been ignored or left behind or forgotten. places like selma, alabama, like the north side of milwaukee, places like the bronx in new york city. places that are kind of stigmatized and defined in various ways as being places where there is high crime or poverty, but places that make up a large part of the united states. susan: that is the back row, the front row is -- chris: the front row is me. me and my colleagues. i used to work on wall street . i was there for 20 years before i did this. i have a phd in physics. those are what i call front row professions. peo

and britain's queen elizabeth outlined the agenda of boris johnson's new conservative governments addressing the houses of parliament she said sleeve in the e.u. by the end of january is at the top of the agenda events marks the official state opening of parliament and it comes just a week after johnson's conservative party secured a landslide win that's your states the news continues and i'll just say are after the stream. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. welcome to the still i'm sorry i'll call today we're joined by the award winning poet and playwright loves to say is also also a beautiful warm memoir my name is why i'm like i want to talk about the challenges of rediscovering his past as well as his art and inspirations joins in his conversation through twitter and you too. lamsa say is one of the u.k.'s most celebrated writers and has brought out from poetry into fields of. abdul costing his work as we recognize with bafta nominations and this is a pen the painter prize is also overcome a series of challenges in his early life whi

and queen elizabeth unveils boris johnson's plan for bricks and overhauling everything from fishing to financial services. hello whilst east to europe is still surprised me warm for the time the other west is surprisingly wet rag and the idea wife look at the cloud this is a figure from north west and spine 100 maybe so there abouts as a warning out for northern portugal on there will be repeated warning i suspect for bush go because that cloud just is neverending which means forecast wise portugal's going to be wet west and spain then france to some degree elsewhere as well almost one front goes east of provide snow for the alps southern slopes and rain if it's not on the alps and want to the east of that the next one comes in just add to the rain in portugal and it keeps going that way for friday and indeed for saturday some easing maybe but the next one is going to be nice way and these temperatures really are quite surprisingly high 14 book arrest 10 in vienna and 10 in warsaw we should be near single figures or even lower now that's all taking place in the european mainland but th

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queen elizabeth unveils boris johnson's plan breaks it overhauling everything from fishing to financial services. and there as you know it is hot in australia record breaking the hot and the records may have not stopped breaking there's not much cloud in the sky to change things but there is more coming into western australia perth has become cooler because the change in wind direction at $25.00 but the forecast further east is a bit different adelaide $46.00 in melbourne's $44.00 approaching knocking on the door of records the in total temperatures are in the outback it may well be a new record because the winds coming out of the interior says was getting so hot down here now that wind direction will change the climate is this direction in the case of front if you like it was much cooler in adelaide on saturday and same in melbourne but in sydney not so and that darker red streak goes up into the queen's and back that could again see record breaking temperatures as for the smoke covering sydney well the wind direction will change so it will come and go but the fires are not changing at

while britain's queen elizabeth has outlined the agenda of boris johnson's new conservative government addressing the houses of parliament she said leaving the e.u. by the end of january is at the very top of the agenda the event marks the official state opening of parliament and it comes just a week after johnson's conservative party secured a landslide victory. my government's priority is to deliver the united kingdom's departure from the european union on the 31st of january my ministers will bring forward legislation to ensure the united kingdom's exit on that date and to make the most of the opportunities that this proves for all the people of the united kingdom there after my ministers will seek a future relationship with the european union based on a free trade agreement will need pocket listen to the proceedings and says the new government wants to reassure the public about persons place in the wilds after bracks. the government has made it very clear that leaving on the journey of the 31st is going to be a priority it was a huge month a substantial mundra for boris johnson thr

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in a traditional christmas address queen elizabeth the 2nd focused on peace harmony and the transformative power of hope while the queen reflected on this past summer 70th 75th a d.-day anniversary commemorations she cited the events as an example of people's capacity to overcome deep seated divisions commemoration. and pope francis has given his christmas address from the vatican and the annual be a or b. which is latin for to the city and the world the pontiff spoke about migrants and people who've endured what he called unspeakable forms of abuse well that was a reference to spiralling allegations of sexual abuse in churches around the world francis also calls for an end to world conflicts the pontiff finished by a blessing the catholic faithful who packed st peter's square in rome. 50000 people gathered in st peter's square in bright sunshine for the pope's christmas address it's the 7th of his papacy and again the condemnation of war and violence was the heart of his message with conflicts in europe asia africa and the americas francis issued a call for peace. he still. made rice to b

queen elizabeth has opened the british parliament for the 2nd time in as many months the queen set out the government's agenda following last week's election delivering breck's it remains the number one priority with a big majority of prime minister boris johnson now has the votes to pass his bill to take the u.k. out of the european union. is remembering the victims of a terrorist attack on a busy christmas market 3 years ago 12 people were killed and dozens more injured when an islamist extremists round a truck into a crowd the attack he was known to german authorities at the time as a potential terrorist. on friday u.s. aircraft maker boeing is due to launch its star. capsule on its 1st unmanned journey into the international space station if successful the spacecraft will free nasa from reliance on russian vehicles to travel to the i assess where the project has been troubled by technical delays arrival spacecraft spacecraft built by space x. completed its test flight last march. a heavy duty rocket is set to launch the starliner into space for its test flight and deposit it 180 ki

queen elizabeth the 2nd focuses on peace harmony and the transformative power of hope in her annual televised christmas address the queen reflected on this past summer as the 75th d.-day anniversary commemorations she cited at the event as an example of people mending deep seated divisions. and in his christmas address a german president has appealed to germans to overcome their differences and respect each other as equals are also noted the high points of $29000.00 including the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and low points including the far right attack in october at a synagogue and hala. looking back on the events of the past year the german president says the anti-semitic attack at a synagogue in hama left a deep imprint the buildings locked were prevented even greater tragedy this month . bears the traces of some 20 bullets you see the splintered wood and the metal remains in the bullet holes. the store guards the entrance to the synagogue. and it's a miracle that it held and that no more people fell victim to this brutal anti semitic attack in which 2 of our fellow citi

australia aims to lure brits down under and potentially away from europe the ad was aired ahead of queen elizabeth's yearly christmas message in the u.k. and while it appeared to go down well some people on social media pointed to australia's ongoing bushfires as one reason to avoid visiting the country. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin you can find out more about these business stories online at the dot com slash business i'm stephen beardsley as always thanks for watching. searching for identity and recognition. turkish citizens african groups. their forebears were brought to the ottoman empire as slaves. even today their descendants are true. just like i'll side. you know you're demanding change the elite. of. the us and it's a surprise you don't need to keep every day you've got other people to vote for over a mention on the fortunately most recent at the columbus zoo that missed the boat on misuse of and ease at the national dragons and which warner has called the haunted house reviews. on. hello and welcome to focus on europe i'm glad you could join us today we want to

go live to china also coming up britain's parliament opens for the 2nd time in as many months queen elizabeth sets out her government's agenda following last week's election to no one's surprise the number one priority is the liver and breast and.

queen elizabeth the 2nd delivered her traditional christmas address with a focus on peace and reconciliation she reflected on this past summer 75th d.-day anniversary commemorations as an example of people's capacity to overcome deep seated divisions she also praised young environmental campaigners but after a year of turbulent british politics and challenges facing the royal family the queen acknowledged that $21000.00 had been difficult. it's a christmas tradition for the royal family and afternoon trip to the church near the queen's sandringham estate but this year the party was smaller than usual no prince philip he's just out of hospital prince harry and his wife megan are taking time out in canada rumors of a family rift abound. and then there's prince andrew he's keeping a low profile after giving a t.v. interview to deny he was involved in a sex scandal involving the convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein he was at church but in the morning well away from the cameras it's been anything but clear sailing for the royals this year all for their country i mean the drama of bragg's it's so a

in her festive message to the commonwealth, queen elizabeth spoke of the value of reconciliation. now on bbc news, one of the most striking films of 2019 from our world — the best pakistani transgender retirement home. in a country where it's expected that your extended family will look after you in old age, what do you do if they rejected you a long time ago? mobeen azhar reports from the city of lahore. and a warning this programme contains some adult themes. once upon a time in the pakistani city of lahore lived a super glam guru. ashee was the talk of the town, an after—hours artist. ashee is a khawaja sehra — someone who describes herself as neither male norfemale. in pakistan, commonly known as ‘third gender‘. but entertaining is the preserve of the young, and as the years went by, ashee realised more and more of her community faced destitution when they could no longer work. this is the story of guru ashee‘s quest to change the future of the third gender people in old age. the history of the indian subcontinent is rich with stories of third gender people. during the mughal

in a generation in the coming hour last johnson is expected to head to buckingham palace where queen elizabeth will invite him to form the next government his conservative party is confirmed with 364 of the 6 huh. or than 50 seats in the parliament where johnson says this shows a clear mandate to get bricks it done labor leader jeremy coleman plans to step down after his party's worst defeat in more than 80 years and the calls for a 2nd referendum on scottish independence are getting louder after the scottish national party took most of the seats in scotland or paul brennan begins our coverage with this report a warning there was some flash photography. not even a persistent pre-dawn drizzle could dampen the spirits of a clearly triumphant boris johnson emerging from conservative party headquarters in london this is a stunning victory for the prime minister and removes any obstacle to him taking britain out of the european union at the end of january it also marks a seismic shift in the u.k. electorates political affiliation us in his victory speech in central london johnson made specific ment

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drama and acting nominations for a living at home and as queen elizabeth the 2nd previous menzi as prince philip and helena bonham carter as princess margaret oh this is a young sister. i'm a big fan of all scott. is joining me now from the culture desk the obvious question about all those 3 all those a whole favorites and then produced by netflix yeah i know it's a really amazing this year they completely dominates the globes other got 70 nominations in film 70 nominations for team that's ahead of everybody else in both . and i think it's really for to me main reasons one is money netflix is speed spending a lot of money just alone cost at least a $150000000.00 they've been spending a lot of i just to get awards credibility so that's that's one reason but i think another reason is that netflix are making movies in particular that the big hollywood studios are making i mean marriage story is a great example of this is a very sort of delicate drama it's a divorce drama rerun we a lot of crimpers kramer if you remember that movie and this is the kind of movies that maybe 2030 years ago woul