the little girl she brought with her was renee and renee was 6. a little older then. didn't matter. they dashed off to her bedroom to play. this is renee now. that room is stuck in her memory, too. >> her room was gorgeous. a nice sized room for a little kid. she had a canopy bed. tons of dresses. toys galore. >> and you had none of that. >> no. and i was like, wow, this is nice. >> an alien world to renee. the most wonderful thing she'd ever seen. and while the little girls played in the bedroom, shirley was with bobbie in the living room talking. and then she called renee. >> so when it was time to leave, i didn't want to go. can we stay longer? >> no, but your new friend is coming with us, said shirley. >> oh, okay. so she came, and then that's how everything started. >> so it did. it was to be an overnight, the girls were told. a little fun. they'd stay with shirley in her los angeles motel room, return the next morning. that was the plan, said shirley. but shirley lied. >> we got in the car, and we never went back. and my life completely changed from that point on. completely.

hi this is jane fisher mary also an attorney for renee lynch we have a call. renee lynch. ok. hockney good morning how are you. know. how is your heart. out. here on our track. a very. far. i know. have you got to play you some together it's ok i understand it so difficult and i know that it's taking a lot of time but. we don't want to mess it up renee and we are only going to get one shot of this. so just hang in there. i promise you there will be an end i hope it's a good one but there won't be an end. as an event of causes and no miss of the season is nearing their merits and due. to the. scene because. assuming this is to miss miss the biggest fans turns into will not do this a. singing career. i. do believe. that got up close. to. good and some are you. missed the 1st day and some marry out of speeches and i tried yeah i've only met. did you hook to get mean screwed movement. does he in any way blame himself for i think so control ending and confessing they all do that but my own observations from talking to wrongfully convicted people is those who were wrongfully convict

hi this is jane fisher mary also an attorney for renee lynch we have a call. oh you're going on and on on. morning good morning how are you. how is your heart. out trying out. medication here i only half hour track. but. all i care a. but if we ask. dr gregory. or. i know all of us could catch you trying to play some together it's ok i understand it's so difficult and i know that it's taking a lot of time but. we don't want to mess it up renee we are only going to get one shot at this. so just hang in there. i promise you there will be announced i hope it's a good one but there won't be any and. developed. nervous of the season is nearing they're going back isn't it. time out. to the. scene. a student in the system is missing the biggest 1000 tons of not there is a. secret you. do believe. that gutless. to. good and somehow you've. missed 1st america where those vehicles and i tried to have only met. the dude you're going to give me some of the. just he in any way blame himself for i think so. patrol ending and confessing they all do that but my own observatio

rene went to trial she testified but very incoherently she was high during the trial. you know it was she was not a good witness for herself she recanted right away afterwards and her confession is that as it was coerced when i talked to him about this they're like well i would never prosecute that's what people say i've been talking about this for 30 years and that's the 1st thing everybody says i get it but it wouldn't happen to me. it's not one time the person that gives a false confession we are all vulnerable under the circumstance of interrogation we are all there have been some training detectives i've spoken to who say i can get anybody to confess to many of them will boast that they have a 95 percent confession right but it's conceivable that a lesser of a lesser near perfect at identifying the perpetrator that is every suspect you identify is the perpetrator right if you've got a confession rate at that level you produce an awful lot of false confessions we were in a lynch when i talked to her about it she explained to me i was so shocked that they convicted

i'm going to hold on to that. >> loved renee zellweger as judy garland. you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm nikki battiste. >>> it's tuesday, january 7th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." intensifying threats. an iranian military leader threatens to set fire to places supported by the united states. why the next 24 to 36 hours are critical i >>> willing to testify. former national security adviser john bolton says he would appear before the senate under subpoena. the reason some republicans are interested in the idea. >>> new charges. as harvey weinstein faces trial in new york, more accusations of in new york, more accusations of rape and sexual assault. captioning funded by cbs

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parasite, joakim phoenix for best motion picture drama in "voelker" and renee zellweger for her performance as judy garland in "judy." >> cbz says the future of quarterback tom brady is uncertain after the playoff loss. the patriots lost to the tennessee titans 20-13 in saturday's wild card game. the 42-year-old brady has won six super bowls. but he's not under contract for the patriots next season. it's unlikely he will retire soon but acknowledged he's not sure where he might play next year. >> i just don't know what will happen. i will not predict it. no one needs to make choices at this point.

." >> the same for renee zelensky welling. picked up a golden globe and is on a winning streak for "judy." all of that, always a big morning, always fun to see the nominations. >> i know, and the nominations are ahead. >>> first, we begin with the turmoil in iran. violent protests are erupting as people take to the streets there protesting the regime after iran admitted it accidentally shot down a passenger plane. chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz is back from iranracking the very latest. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, robin. a week ago this was a country with masses of people shouting down the united states, but this morning in iran, the anger is aimed at their own leaders. [ chanting ] protests in the streets of iran over the shootdown of that passenger jet. overnight, thousands of iranians flooding the streets for a second day. the associated press showing tear gas hurled at crowds with video and witness accounts of protesters beaten and live ammunition fired. iran denying the use of live a

for "judy," renee zellweger. >> and the golden globe goes to -- renee zellweger!enee zellweger's fourth win and seventh nomination. she wins her golden globe tonight for her role of judy garland in "judy." [ applause ] ♪ >> thank you. my, i really am up here. well, hi, everybody, it's nice to see you. y'all look pretty good, 17 years later. thank you to the hfpa for inviting me back to the family reunion, especially with all these extraordinary ladies this year. i mean it, your work moves me. it moves me. and i've been cheering for y'all from theater seats for a long time. being on a list with you is cool. who thanks their agent first? me. kevin huvane, brian lord, peter levine, donna pell, my partners in crime. i just have to thank you for always reminding me that the top doesn't matter. it's the journey that matters. and the work that matters. thank you for always saying, just do the work, renee, just do the work. thank you. [ applause ] and this film, my goodness. rupert gould, brilliant director, thank you. thank you to david livingstone for that first call. c

is your money on renee's elbow later to win? -- renee zellweger.fore people even saw the performance and it was a success. she pulled it off. i think she's got it. all male line up for best director. how surprised are you that liberal women didn't get a nod? -- little women. i am very disappointed. i think she fully deserves to be nominated as well as a lot of women in films that were well reviewed. films like book smart. so why aren't they being nominated? i think there's a problem with the system and i think this is a problem that has been acknowledged. there are efforts to change this in the sense that last year the academy arranged... it invited a lot of new members. i think a lot of us were expecting a change, but the end i think it seems that change is a slower than we think. i'm confident that change will come, but i think it will be, i think we will have to wait a couple more years. people are enjoying these films, i think big institutions just need to rethink their system to give them the respect and recognition they deserve. a final thoug

on a time in hollywood won best comedy and leading lady renee child star you know who phoenix won for best actress and act or in film drama. for 3 earlier we spoke to entertainment correspondent k.j. matthews in los angeles she gave us her take on the ceremony everyone loves the golden globes you are correct it is the 1st major award show of the season it's really the only awards show where you can let your hair down there passing out alcohol of this year they would ve going a lot of people are cutting it beyond that saying no bring back the meat but it's really the 1st time that you see hollywood honor both the excellence of television and excellence on the big screen so it's a big brouhaha on the war lot of winners out there tonight but you know the theme of the night interestingly was very very political this is supposed to be the awards show where people let their hair down they have fun it's not as stuffy as the oscars which happened in february and even though there were a lot of funny moments a lot of people use their acceptance speech to get pretty political the motion picture

drama quentin tarantino's film once upon a time in hollywood one of the best comedy and leading lady renee zellweger and star you walk in phoenix won for best actress and actor in film drama. let's cross over now to los angeles and speak with entertainment correspondent k.j. matthews could you tell us a bit about the other winners. you know there were quite a few other winners out a couple of people made history tonight the actress apple theme though was the 1st asian american to win lead actress in a comedy series out for her film the farewell taryn egerton who played elton john in the film rocket man one of his 1st one tonight and one of the funnier except his speeches you had a comedian ronnie yousef who won for his show romney and when he took the stage it was hilarious he said you know i know that many of you in this audience don't even know what my show is and never heard of it you're probably thinking i'm an editor right now but i really do have a show so he basically said what was on everyone's mind i think a lot of people had heard of him as a comedian but it never really seen an

[laughter] how long am i going to be driving my car when you get to my age you have to rene to renee every two years. so there might become a time you are going to do these things before your time runs out and the other thing is an older person there are some people my age here. we don't get a lot of respect. older people in the states i go to the doctor and the doctor says the doctor will be with you in a moment. and i say have i met you before. why are you calling me paul. then there's a rule you can't call the person by the last. i was becoming invisible as an older person advertising was aimed beyond. everything has become politics, the young voter, they are going to buy music, what about us, what about me. then the first experience with respect to the. but that's different from take a seat. >> i'm not going to write a piece of the national geograph geographic. i want to go on living my life. that's a long answer but that is as it formed over triple that i've done. i want to touch on a couple of things you have in that answer. the first section of the book you talk about several

taron egerton won best actor for rocketman and renee zellweger won best drama film actress forjudy.

applause renee zellweger.oaquin phoenix took best actorforjoker. once upon a time in hollywood! and there were three golden globes for quentin tarantino's love letter to this town, once upon a time in hollywood. including best supporting actorfor brad pitt. holy moly! these are the first major awards of the season and of the decade, and those going home clutching golden globes tonight will be hoping to collect golden 0scar statues to match in five weeks' time. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. time for a look at the weather. here's phil avery. good afternoon. the weather at the weekend just sort of sat there across much of the british isles. things are

is renee zellweger a shoe—in?, for her remarkable performance as judy garland?n a moment to hear the first batch of nominations — jason, what are you particularly looking out for today? always a case of who ends up with the biggest numbers at the end of today and i think it is going be very close between joker, today and i think it is going be very close betweenjoker, the irishman and quentin tarantino's once upon a time in hollywood, watch out for that because it has leonardo dicaprio and brad pitt for acting, it has production design, costumes, writer and director. old hall with —— but hollywood could be with the new hollywood. a female director? some diversity in terms of denominations? people will be looking out for these things in the oscar nominations. exciting, look out for brits. sam mendes, taron egerton, good chance of best actor. strikes me as a muscular year, big firms and themes, long films, some of them. you might describe something as a smaller film, a quieter tale like marriage story, bitter though it is it is a smaller firm in that sense. the bi

best actress in a drama went to renee zellweger for her portrayal ofjudy garland. joaquin phoenix took best actorforjoker. once upon a time in hollywood! and there were three golden globes for quentin tarantino's love letter to this town, once upon a time in hollywood. including best supporting actorfor brad pitt. holy moly! these are the first major awards of the season and of the decade, and those going home clutching golden globes tonight will be hoping to collect golden oscar statues to match in five weeks‘ time. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. time for a look at the weather. here's phil avery. good afternoon. the weather at the weekend just sort of sat there across much of the british isles. things are set to change quite markedly across many areas as we get on into the new week. first of all we will be talking about some very strong winds, not just we will be talking about some very strong winds, notjust today but tuesday especially and wednesday, it will be very windy across northern britain. come tuesday we will be talking about some very high temperatu

laura dern, renee zellweger, antonio banderas, florence pugh but there's so many -- so many stars outho is going to make the cover. >> well, as you can imagine there are a lot of meetings and a lot of conversations and we watch all the movies and we do look for something that feels representative. we've looking for people at the beginning of their careers, young stars rising stars, a trio of very young boys in the portfolio from movies like "honey boy" and looking for the experience and wisdom and that kind of star quality that alfre woodward brings or antonio banderas brings. it's all about the mix and star quality. >> they're all so different. is there one thing you learned they have in common? >> you know, when we talk to them on set, they all bring this incredible joy to their work and they -- i think they all understand how much importance they represent because people really do aspire to hollywood. >> yes, they do. >> these stars are a vehicle for dreams. >> thank you so much for helping us dream. the issue is on newsstands today. >> announcer: good morning north bay. let's get

household as herion megamall to go their own way also coming up the 2 great serious salvador dali and rene magritte face to face in a major exhibition. and the biggest piano in the world is to be found in the battlefield. so the big news in britain on wednesday evening was the shock announcement released on instagram by prince harry and mag of the duchess of sussex that they want to step back from royal judy's to a certain extent and the notorious british tabloid press who's hot headlines about the couple of no doubt contributed to this decision have already given it a name meg's it. howry and meghan on their wedding day it was thought to be the start of a new chapter for the british royal family but it was not meant to read like this in an instagram post the couple explained they would step back a senior royals and were deemed to become financially independent it seems the cult even the queen off our guard she's reported to be heart one commentator said it was beyond belief last year was pretty dreadful you know.

the ground ethiopian renee phones don is set to become africa's largest hydroelectric power station but not everyone is in favor of us egypt fears the project will give ethiopia too much control of the nile and the locals aren't happy by plan 3 fettle people living along the river. a mama's construction on the river nile the new hydro power dam in western ethiopia will go into operation at the end if it did it should be at full speed 2 years after that with a massive 6000 megawatt capacity the residents along the nile a searing through that water supply and environmentalists are condemning resettlement plans and the impact on nature. ethiopia's entrepreneurs on the other hand think this could provide a solution to one of the country's big problems unreliable power supply mohammed is a company group that manufactures a range of products including shoes if there's a power cut the machine stopped working and then the electricity has to be generated using diesel that comes with an unpleasant side effect. from the north. through the. router there is a. major fault for truth of the machine wh

y si mienten pies de acuerdo.uÓ que trump viola la ley al rene enrique: la polÍtica de administraciÓnemandan esta iniciativa que lilita la intenciÓn que tuvo el congreso cuando creo programa. algunos consigue que se mÁs importante del paÍs para luchar contra el hambre. dulce: la meta el presidente true de recortar los programas de asistencia pÚblica sigue siendo desafiada. hoy 16 fiscales estatales entablar una demanda en contra de la media que reducirÍa la demanda nutricional y afectarÍa casi 700,000 personas de bajos ingresos. >> esta gente estÁ ayuda. >> actualmente los estados puedenotorgar beneficios para adultos de 18 cuente nueve aÑos de edad sin trabajo y sin hijos, el mÁximo de tres meses durante un perÍodo de tres aÑos. se puede extendida el lÍmite de tiempo. marÍa dice conocer la incertidumbre econÓmica cuando disminuyen sus dÍa de trabajo. >> que subiÓ la renta.y que no hay mucho trabajo. estÁ muy despacio. >> esta propuesta es una de varias para eliminar la asistencia nutricional. estima llena $5,000,000,000 de prueba durante cinco aÑos. el fiscal general de california di

taron egerton won best actor for rocketman and renee zellweger best actress forjudy.that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we start with gulf news — which leads with the ongoing tensions between iran and the united states. tehran has announced it will roll back its commitments under the nuclear deal it struck in 2015. it follows the death of the country's top military commander, who was killed in an american drone strike. next we turn to the australian. it's reporting on the bushfire crisis that's struck much of the south—east of the country. it says the federal government is going to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on the reconstruction of roads, bridges, critical infrastructure and public housing. the financial times focuses on tra ns—atla ntic trade tensions. france's finance minister has written to the us trade representative, warning the eu will hit back if america imposes new sanctions in response to the french digital services tax. the new york times reports on troubles facing boeing as it tries to get its 737 max back in the air. th

. >> he took -- jeffrey epstein took his own life in there was rened tension on the prince andrew deniedg sex with o of epstein's accusers and offered to help u.s. authorities. >> 50 legal advice was to do so, i would. >> this is the famous motor of woman who said she was made to have sex with epstein. the fd probebe is thought to focusing on the british she has not been accused of any criminal charg and has in the past the heavily deniedny wrongdoing. it is a sign of the frustration inout andrew's failure to honor his pledge to help the investigation, a question for prosecutors in new york, will they try to compel him to do so? >> in london, -- buckingham pale will not be commenting further. >> 75 years ago, a ray of light she down on the darkest place onarth. morsoviet army of rated than one million prisonerst the hands of the nazi regime. johnson's and reports. >> each anniversary, there are fewer survivors, but even after 75 yrs there are still thousands of them left. soon after dawn, a prisoner took part in the ceremony at the wall where tens of thousands re shot. >> nowadays, ausch

bomb struck the house, went all the way through and none of the 10th armored division soldiers nor renee le mere survived. not a one survived. >on december 26, element of the fourth murder division crashed into bastogne. the encirclement was broken and for the germans it was the beginning of the end. >> after we had been in there, about 30 days, on the 16th of january we were relieved. we left bastogne in one of the worst blizzards i have ever seen. going up the hill about 40 miles south, a great big long hill with a gentle slope, the tanks just could not make it. they were sliding back like bears on a slippery slide. thinking it over, i have decided that if we had been in bastogne alone without any infantry, we could not have held 10 minutes. one hundred and first airbornethe 101st airborne, without the steal my outfit afforded, could not have held but the steel my outfit afforded, could not have held. but they made a pretty tough combination. and as i seemed regrettable to me that combat command b of the 10th armored vision did not get the credit it deserved in the battle of bastogne.

household as herion mega-mall to go their own way also coming up the 2 great surrealist salvador dali and rene magritte face to face in a major exhibition. and the biggest piano in the world is to be found in the battlefield. so the big news in britain on wednesday evening was the shock announcement released on instagram by prince harry and meghan the duchess of sussex that they want to step back from royal duty is to a certain extent and the notorious british tabloid press whose harsh headlines about the couple of no doubt contributed to this decision i've already given it a name meg zits. howry and meghan on their wedding day it was thought to be the start of a new chapter for the british royal family but it was not meant to read like this in an instagram post the couple explained they would stay back a senior royals and would aim to become financially independent it seems the cult even the queen off our guard she's reported to be heart why.

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charles habib malik, and then francis renee calf sam, who had spent the war years in london as charles de gaulle's legal advisor, and he had lost his sister and about 25 other relativeses in nazi concentration camps. by 1947, renee and eleanor roosevelt supported a jewish homeland, while habib malik emerged as a leader of the arab league. but the three of them were in absolute shoulder to shoulder unity on the possibility of creating a universal declaration of human rights. and also on that team was india's hansa mehta. she's president of the all india women's conference. and she's the only other woman on the team. and it is she who makes some very stirring contributions to the universal declaration of human rights. she says, excuse me, mrs. roosevelt, i must tell you, if you say all men are created with certain inalienable rights around the world, it will be limited to all men. and so we get all human beings are endowed by the creator. and that is how it reads. amy: and her friend in london the woman in the house of lords begins to introduce her to refugees, the massive number of refu

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i'm going to hold on to that. >> renee is fabulous in that role.ood won big. it did not earn a best director trophy. >> that went to sam mendes for 1917. it courted some controversy because all the nominees were men. >> even sam mendes looked shocked. >>> ricky gervais is back for a third time. he kept is sensors working. >> here's the thing. he doesn't play his shtick for the people in that room. he does it for the audience at home so i believe even though ricky walked up to the line and stepped over it, he will be back again in the future as long as he wants to come back. he will be back, because that's what they want. >> we'll see. tom hanks and ellen degeneres the best. bye, kevin. >> bye. >> bye, anthony. >>> this is a kpix5 news morning update. >>> good morning. i'm gianna franco. it is 8:25. >>> if you are hitting the roadways this morning, it is back to work and busy conditions for the most part. we have got brake lights at the hone.idge, metering lights are shore freeway, 580 and 880 as well. zooming in here on our overview, coming off the

lip from "ours to renee bracey sherman , talk about who the people are in the film and also storytellinga form of resistance. amy: brittany >> they're talking about the resistance and the power of trans-people having abortions. storytelling is extremely important in this time when we have the president going to the march for life, denigrating us. we have the secretary of education denigrating black people who have abortions. our voices need to be heard and we are speaking out that we had abortions. we are making this decision for ourselves, and that is what is most important. in going to thank you so much renee bracey sherman, award , winning activist, founder and executive director of we testify. executive producer of the new short film "ours to tell." also produced by planned parenthood. he could see the full film atourstotell.com. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

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renee zellweger and jennifer lopez are slated so snag a nomination. the oscar nominations will be announced at 5:30 this morning. stay with abc7 mornings because we'll bring it to you live. we're also going to be streaming the nominations live on abc7news.com as well as on our abc7 news app. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> here's walnut creek. had some rain last night, there's a chance of showers, especially today and tomorrow. a lingering chance tomorrow afternoon. our storm, the strongest one starts wednesday and increases in intensity on thursday. unsettled for this week. high temperatures this afternoon, 48 in lake port. the rest of us 55 to 57 degrees. tonight, 37 in lake port. 39 in yucaipa. low to mid 40s in the manafor f the storms are coming through the gulf of alaska and down towards us. tonight's storm, you can see it unloading some rare and heavy snow. we'll have a video for that coming up soon. here's a look at our future radar. during date quiet

. >> there are a lot in the mix for dinardo dicaprio, renee zellweger.see favorites or new names among the nominees? >> yes, i'm expecting to see a lot of old favorites especially in the best actor category where there is some real industry heavy weights there. but it would be interesting to see if a couple of industry favorites, mainly known for comedy films, are able to break in. eddie murphy for dolemite is my name. adam sandler for uncut gems getting a lot of buzz as well. but dicaprio and deniro look like lops. so, too, does joaquin phoenix, a front runner for joker. and it's renee zellweger's to lose. at the moment she seems untouchable. but who will the rest of the nominees be? we'll find out. i've got oscar fever. it's so exciting. >> we're in the season. britain announced behalf da and they were roundly criticized for nominating all white actors and all male directors. are we likely to see any diversity in the oscars this year? >> that's a huge disappointment, by the way, especially as bafta has been very much a leader in encouraging more divers

. >> the award for best actress in a motion picture drama went to renee zellweger for her role as judyrd for best actor went to joaquin phoenix for his role in joker. who else is going to beat him watching that movie? his performance was amazing. his speech was a little okay. >> strange. >> yeah. >> colorful. >> it was nice, yeah. >> i felt that way about renee zellweger too. it's always a precursor for the oscars. >> and now we have all these other movies that we have to watch, right? i told you on friday i wasn't going to watch the golden globes. i ended up watching it because my wife was watching. i was planning to watch a lot of football but watched the golden globes instead. >> good choice. >> yeah. >> good choice, right. >>> gianna, how are the roads looking? >> starting to get busy as everyone heads back to work after the holidays. we are seeing brake lights at the bay bridge and a couple of accidents trickling into the traffic center. slow-and-go conditions through the altamont pass, westbound 580. loaded up coming out of tracy this morning, at least from mountain house, maybe

proteststs in glasgow have rened calls for independence. >> the conservativive government may have aajority of the union parliament in westminster, but its mandate stops at the scottish border.r. it is a challenenge for the prie minister and the conservative government. every time they say no, a a few more people in scotltland say y. reporter:: with h strong will ad plenty of stamina, that is what they need to push their cause forward. perhaps these winter swimmers can provide some inspiration. anchor: i think it will be a cold winter. it looks like brexit has may be moved to goal posts here when we talk about scottish independence. why has it had such a big impact? >> i don't think we would be talking about scottish independence again so soon if brexit had not happened. it is happening tomorrow. 62% of scots voted to stay within the european union. many of them voted to remain in the eu -- many of them voted no to independence. anchor: they assumed there would be no brexit? >> obviously that did not happen. this poll shows a shift in opinion. voters who backed independence -- who di

this renee's on says given rise to new business ventures kosher food for instance the rabbi shubrick is visiting 3 of those businesses today only one was willing to be filmed the profit of vodka distillery that. the production 1st of the office of the production. rabbi shubrick checks that the body is produced in conformity with jewish law. for instance no flavorings with gelatine may be used or any other ingredient derived from pigs. so this is the see here actually some when we see it signed in hebrew by our scotia supervisor it's. with a a lock here here and here and here and here. so we know that when we come back to the passover the passover production that it really is from that. most of the production is destined for export only a fraction for local consumption so at least the share you are selling opponents which means. people who. are. paid it's not going to be could. if you think about it to politicians jewish people but i think most of people don't know that. from jewish communities so i think. this is still in progress so. you have. information to get information about. r

parasite, joakim phoenix for best motion picture drama in "voelker" and renee zellweger for her performancerland in "judy." >> cbz says the future of quarterback tom brady is uncertain after the playoff loss. the patriots lost to the tennessee titans 20-13 in saturday's wild card game. the 42-year-old brady has won six super bowls. but he's not under contract for the patriots next season. it's unlikely he will retire soon but acknowledged he's not sure where he might play next year. >> i just don't know what will happen. i will not predict it. no one needs to make choices at this point. >> brady has said he would like to play football until he's at least 45. >>> still to come, a revolution in artificial intelligence. a peek at the artificial human project that's reportedly being revealed this week at samsung at the consumer electronics show. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significa

. >> reporter: renee is a vice president with direct travel, an agency in associate which is selling package deals to the super bowl, including a ticket to the game, airfare, hotel and transportation starting at roughly $5,000 per person for a three-night stay, which is almost too good to be true, considering the cheapest price on stubhub is $4400. >> they know they're going to sell them. they just don't know which teams are going. now that they know the teams, they have the ability to retail those at much more reasonable prices. >> reporter: even $5,000 to$7,0e for a lot of fans, especially if you're talking about a family of five diehards like jimmy tracy's. the experience of being there ia super bowl is priceless but there is a price tag for the rest of the trip and it's going up quickly. >> every part of me is thinking about a trip to miami but money comes to play. that's a pretty expensive trip. >> if you wait till the end of this week, you're going to be inside a seven-day travel window. that's when airfare goes through the roof. so the advice is if you're going to go, book now

star brought everyone to their feet with his award and acceptance speech meanwhile joakim phoenix and reneeue to take awards >>> let's check back in with janessa on some of the dips we're going to be seeing out there. >> good morning. you know the temperatures when you go outside and you're like, oh, it's nice and sunny and you step outside do not let the sunfool you if you're in the plains, midwest, northeast, even the south, we're still 35 degrees below average. it's still in the 60s, but it's chilly for the south and southeast. the rain will begin again unfortunately for the plains, also the midwest by wednesday afternoon. and then we're watching our next winter storm for the start of your weekend so back-to-back coast-to-coast storms again. >> ouch. >> all right, janessa. thank you. >>> when we come back, finding family a story of a woman opening her home with heart, becoming a mom eight times over to eliminate those odors for up to 30 days. stuffy, stale car odors occur because of everyday smells that are absorbed and released from soft surfaces. then they're circulated by the ac syste

and renee zellweger had the best actress win for judy. and then laura dern for marriage story and brad pitt for once upon a time in hollywood. >>> the voice of recent golden globe win wither aquafina making a cameo in new york city subway trains. her voice is announcing stops as part of a film promotion and now the idea is spreading to the bay area. jeffrey tumlin reached out to ali wong to do the same thing here. wong wrote and starred in "always be my maybe" based in san francisco and so far no sense. >> we'll see. 4:56. on "today in the bay," kari tracking theonforecast. >> in antioch we're seeing more clouds moving in. temperatures in the low 40s. it will be slow to warm up today as we only reach the upper 40s by 11:00. and then going to see some spotty showers moving through. i'll be tracking that as well as the morning commute. more coming up next. >>> plus a historic week in washington. a live report on the final preparations ahead of president trump's impeachment trial. right >> we worked all year to get to this. we knew we had to