or is it time as robbie would say to compromise on those issues. robin wanted the peace process the road was a man of courage and wisdom and he knew that if there is real peace between the palestinians and israelis there will be peace between israel and the whole arab world and we were close friends and. really it was a tragedy losing game by an israeli jewish extremists who shot and killed him while he was talking about peace the center of tel aviv but we don't have mr rabin today we have mr trump and we have mr netanyahu and the comic show last night really shows the impossibility of these people begin the peace process i mean if you really were not an american you will see that america is trying to play the role of a peacemaker but brings with it in. enlightened on television the the leader of the country that really occupied palestinian land and they have really thought amended the palestinians in every way possible what kind of business let me jump in there just to let me jump in and take this question back to robin before i bring in phyllis b

it is a terrific trio of nicole kidman, charlize theron and margot robbie.little of the film, to die for, which is a very good film. this takes the story and it leads you through it in a way that passages the entertainment style. you feel like you are being given a lot of information as the story progresses. at the centre of it is this idea of silence that eve ryo ne it is this idea of silence that everyone kind of knows what's going on but nobody is able to speak out because there is this poisonous culture, this character who seems to be unassailable. it was interesting about the beginning of the relationship between trump and fox news. in the light of everything that has happened with that relationship, it is very interesting the way the film set it up and it is an adversarial thing but you can see people thinking, oh, this guy thinks the things we think and this guy be somebody we should be getting behind. it's a really interesting film but if the performances were not as good as they were, i think you might start to see the flaws in the drama more but th

please welcome margot robbie. >> good. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> you, too. >> jimmy: i don't know if you remember, last time you were here, you and brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio walked right in the theater. >> how could i forget? >> jimmy: and the audience, some of them are still screaming. it was crazy. >> it blew out my eardrums. >> jimmy: it must be hard for the three of you to go to the mall together i would imagine. >> which we do together. it's a nightmare. i think it's just crazy enough to have one of them in the room, let alone both of them. >> jimmy: you think it's exponential when they are together, when you guys are a group, it suddenly becomes a bigger thing. >> yeah, i don't know how much i'm elevating the situation, but definitely, brad and leo, people lose their minds. >> jimmy: trust me, you elevate all situations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: congratulations on your golden globe nomination. >> thanks! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: first was for "i, tonya". and your other big film, "on

stcole kidman, chris hemsworth, and margot robbie, have also donated millions. fehers have offering their time. veteran firefighters from california have flown to owstralia to help fight the flames. ou you know, sign me up. i jumped at the opportunity. >> reporter: there's also an all-out effort to save australia's animals, whether it's giving a thirsty koala water or providing comfort to an injured kangaroo, these heart- hrenching scenes have tugged at emotions worldwide. an international group of knitters has enlisted help from several countries to make handmade pouches and mittens for rnjured animals. residents here are thankful: >> just the spirit of everyone banding together and helping gch other. s reporter: a global spirit to clp save a continent. jamie yuccas, cbs news, eden, australia. >> o'donnell: imagine that, those handmeat pouches and mittens for all of those animals. we'll be right back.

i mean, it is a terrific trio of charlize theron nicole kidman and margot robbie.t reminded me a little bit of the fact that nicole kidman had made that film to die for, back in the ‘90s, which is a very good and very, very overlooked film. but this takes the story and it leads you through it in a way that kind of pastiches the infotainment style. and it is entertaining but you feel like you are being given a lot of information as the story progresses. and at the centre of it is this idea of silence — that everyone kind of knows what's going on but nobody is able to speak out because there is this poisonous culture, there is this, you know, this character who seems to be unassailable. the film's also kind of interesting about the beginning of the relationship between trump and fox news. and obviously, in the light of everything that's happened with that relationship, it's very interesting the way in which the film sets it up and initially, it is a kind of adversarial thing, but you can see people thinking "oh, actually, this guy thinks the things we think" and "thi

i mean, it is a terrific trio of charlize theron, nicole kidman and margot robbie.ing it reminded me a little bit of the fact that nicole kidman had made that film to die for, back in the '905, which is a very good and very, very overlooked film. i think the film itself — which is directed by jay roach — isn't perfect. i think it's solidly done. that kind of pastiches the infotainment style. and it is entertaining but you feel like you are being given a lot of information as the story progresses. and at the centre of it is this idea of silence — that everyone kind of knows what's going on but nobody is able to speak out because there is this poisonous culture, there is this, you know, this character who seems to be unassailable. the film's also kind of interesting about the beginning of the relationship between trump and fox news. and obviously, in the light of everything that's happened with that relationship, it's very interesting the way in which the film sets it up and initially, it is a kind of adversarial thing, but you can see. people thinking, "oh, actually,

i want to come back to you, robby.es or for detaining people unnecessarily. how do you view the announcement today in light of that? this could all be stopped. terrorism is not due to this country —— michael new to this country. every alarm bells ringing. he shouldn't have been on the street at that time. the worrying thing is it ta kes that time. the worrying thing is it takes something to happen in london for something to be done. this happened in manchester over two yea rs happened in manchester over two years ago and nothing was done. happened in manchester over two years ago and nothing was donem that the difference? if this had happened in london, things would have been done sooner. what do you think about that point, figen? well, the thing is, i think maybe what happened in london was the final wake—up call rather than differentiating it from manchester. and london, ithink, really the government has to do something now. things can't go on like this. people can't keep getting killed. something has to change. but

always happy to have robbie with us.ey, robbie. >> i'm too overtaken by this emotional, powerful moment to properly discuss with you. >> tucker: let's pull back a little bit. as you age, you become an adult and the middle-aged adult. a lot of things you can't hold onto for your hair, your health. but your dignity is something you want to retain as you age but were they so eager to give it away on live tv? >> for them, this is -- so the comments are focused on the performance aspect of what schiff had to say because for them, them being the kind of democratic media professional class, for them, this is entertainment. this is theater. this is an enjoyable show they are watching. they are getting their hire froi -- high from this, watching an elegant, powerful bashing of the president they despise whose approach to policy they do not like. this whole impeachment spectacle it's not about the president's policies, broadly, it's about one thing he did they don't like. the policy aspect would be decided by the voters a couple o

margot robbie playing against herself unfortunately, both in the same category for bombshell and onces. surely she gets one unless it divides the vote thelma and louise style? similarly, scarlettjohansson might go home with two, because she's in two different categories for marriage story and jojo rabbit. but the story about the women is actually not so positive for many others, because i've seen on twitter this morning "bafta so white" is already trending. this is pointing to a lack of diversity particularly in this category of women, so they are pointing to names like lupita nyongo. where is she? awkwafina, where is she? jennifer lopez. all of these people were nominated at the weekend in the golden globes. no sign of any nominations on the bafta lists. this morning, amanda berry, the ceo of bafta, was quick to express her disappointment and we do know that she has put what measures she can in place to extend the voting range and to bring new members through so different voices and opinions are expressing themselves when it comes to the awards. they also have schemes to try and supp

well written by the scottish by robbie. in the- late eighty. century and so.al i think was it was it was a moment of solidarity. with stocks. and apparently. there were many tears in the chamber. ass i it s being some m market. soo as as many are well aware scotland did nothingng f for british. and many in scotland 62% voted to remain. and so they feel they're being tracked i wish yeah. ali this whole process so there you go that was something that kick back on films and shared a massively. today and of course it at its scottish and meps were requires an emotional in the midst of all about so motional since one look. look out for our former national putting the republic blush but actually this was it it became a hasta get keep a log on for scotlan which is i think was part of a speech by one s. and p. at. some some people call me beautiful one moment. not this is a great. i green e. p. r. at the south i believe all of at the u. k. i and she was speaking about the possibility of a return i hold my heart the knowledge that i'll be back. in this chamber celebrati

and margot robbie was nominated twice, for 0nce foakes.l. the reasons for what has been called ba ftas so reasons for what has been called baftas so white may not be obvious. in the past, let several actors won a bafta but failed to win at the 0scars. why do progressives needed outside the awards. if bafta is going to win in the future it needs to increase the work and encouraging film makers from different backgrounds and ethnicities and to encourage a new wave of talent coming through. i think that is reflected in the rising star award, it has a very diverse line—up, very interesting young talent coming through. is that frank? hello, frank, this is jimmy. through. is that frank? hello, frank, this isjimmy. among the established talent recognised was the team involved with the irishman, martin scorsese's epic crime drama was just martin scorsese's epic crime drama wasjust behind joker martin scorsese's epic crime drama was just behind joker with ten nominations. what is the matter, partner? it is official, old buddy. ianda partner? it is

and margot robbie nominated for bombshell and bowl.ve of talent coming through. i think that is reflected in the ee rising star award, it has a very diverse line—up, very exciting young talent coming through. hello. is that frank? yes. hiya, frank, this isjimmy hoffa. among the established talent recognised was the team involved with the irishman — director martin scorsese‘s epic crime drama was just behind joker with ten nominations. what‘s the matter, partner? it is official, old buddy. i'm a has—been. also with ten nominations, director quentin tara ntino‘s 0nce upon a time in hollywood, with leonardo dicaprio and brad pitt both nominated. what is encouraging from a diversity point of view is that parasite, a social drama with an all south korean cast, received nominations for best director and best film. lizo mzimba, bbc news. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren bett. two elements to the weather today, the strength of the wind but also how warm the air is. the air coming all the way from the azores, pushing northwar

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good news for some of the women, scarlettjohansson and margot robbie, picking up two knots, margot robbieith two, she in for georgia rabbit and marriage story but the story about the women is not so positive for many others, i‘ve seen on twitter this morning bafta so white already trending, this is pointing to a lack of diversity especially in this category of women, they are pointing to various names. all of these and a lot more nominated in the golden globes at the weekend. no sign of any nominations in bafta. you mentioned the white actresses with two nominations, other actresses falling by the wayside who people richly think to serve nominations. this has been something of a recurring theme around awards ceremonies, it feels like for a few years, questions about diversity in the nominations. yes, this morning, amanda berry the ceo of bafta was quick to express her disappointment and we know she has put what measures she can to extend the voting range and bring new members through so different voices and opinions are expressing themselves when it comes to awards. have schemes to suppor

sales have increased by 600% in the last three years, with acts such as robbie williams choosing to releaserry christmas...# the rather large caveat — cassette sales account for 0.1% of overall recorded music. colin paterson, bbc news. more on the streaming story on the website. now on bbc news: sport today. they are going to be taking a look at the premier league and arsenal beating manchester united. stay with us. hello! i'm tulsen tollett. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: mikel arteta picks up his first win since taking over at arsenal as the gunners beat manchester united 2—0. former nba commissioner david stern, who led the sport into a new age, has died at the age of 77. and more than 85,000 watch the nhl winter classic at the cotton bowl in texas. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing mikel arteta, beating manchester united 2—0 in north london. both goals came in the first half through nicolas pepe and sokratis as the gunners move into the top half of the table. it was arteta's third game since t

meanwhile, mls new boys inter miami have signed the top player in college soccer robbie robinson aheade league. he was miami's first pick in thursday's mls superdraft. here he is celebrating his success. 21—year—old robinson scored 18 goals for the university of clemson last season, and claimed nine assists, on his way to being named the best player in the ncaa. look, a joy to watch. we're excited for you to bring your skills to our city, in this exciting time for us. we are excited about you being able to contribute to the team and develop as a player, and we're excited to have you in our cloud. thank you, thank you. i'm really excited and can't wait to get started with you guys. well, we're excited to have you and say congratulations to your family, because we are a family in miami and we are excited to have you with us. thank you, thank you. the international cricket council is meeting this month to discuss the controversial proposal to reduce the duration of test matches from five days to four. many players, past and present, have spoken out against the plan. while others say, it d

earth in the event of an emergency. a sexual harassment story about sexual harassment stirring margot robbie think about that in the film review. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the playwright and columnist at the new european, bonnie greer, and the sunday times‘ education editor, sian griffiths. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times features concerns from diplomats over the chancellor's comments that businesses need to adjust to a future where britain no longer adhered to eu rules. the front page story in the i focuses on changes to cervical screening, which will analyse samples for hpv before looking for cell changes. the daily telegraph leads with the future life of prince harry and meghan markle, saying prince charles has agreed to help fund their new life, but will review the arrangement ina year. meanwhile, the times says can —— concerns for staff over future commercial deals was what ponder their decision to step away from royal duties. buckingham —— the mirror also looks at the royals,

so he lost robbie.d. >> he wouldn't let this become a cold case. >> never. >> and then in 2013, mary rain, a former cop and public defender, decided to run for district attorney. >> politics has raised its head here. >> absolutely. and her prime campaign theme, if you will, is there is a murderer running around and nobody's done anything about it. >> the only thing i would promise is that would be my top agenda as soon as i got into office. so i spoke with tandy the next day and we talked for about two hours. >> you didn't promise her results. you promised her your professional interest. >> exactly. i promised her i would put a lot of work and energy into it. >> tandy took to the stump to campaign for mary. >> she was interested in your case? >> yes. >> passionate about it? >> very. she was going to do everything she could. to bring justice for garrett. >> ten days before election day, mary knew she still had ground to make up if she had any hope of becoming the new d.a. >> and you needed something. >>

sales have increased by 600% in the last three years, with acts such as robbie williams choosing to releaseurite ‘80s format. # so here it is, merry christmas... the rather large caveat — cassette sales account for 0.1% of overall recorded music. colin paterson, bbc news. now — what would a city designed by women look like? in the 1990s vienna did an urban revamp involving female architects. now barcelona is trying different ways to replicate this, with the input of the city's mayor, as well as local architects and organisations. cities are supposed to be built for all of us. men, women and children. we live, we move, we work, we play. we all have to share this space together. but they are not built by all of us. because most cities, if not all of them, are designed and built by men. so half the population is deciding how all of us should live. what would a city look like if it were designed by women? we have come to barcelona to find out about a bold feminist experiment. can female—centric design change the way we experience a city? barcelona has a long history of reinventing itself with b

hey, robbie. this does seem a little bit preposterous, right?ng a homeless guy as your realtor. [laughter] bernie madoff as your financial advisor. this kid is lecturing us on fake news. >> i wonder if the documentary will cover any of the myriad, multiple w errors false news stories, misleading stories, post truth world that we live in according to them. i wonder if their own role in that will be chronicled.in i think that's the annoying thing, right? they act like everything was fine and then all of a sudden trump and the rightht wing media they created this dispope yahweh live in where you can't trust any information and we are just these, you know, these poor lost souls trying to deliver you the truth. we are not ideological we are above the fray. that's their message. i don't think anyone believes that and i don't think people on the left believe that after this weekek watching cnn's hosts push this narrative invented by what i assume is elizabeth warren's campaign staff thatis bernie told her a woman couldn't win and you saw them ask, you

back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from my headquarters in doha also coming up in iran more robbie's against the government over the shooting down of a ukrainian airliner. tens of thousands of people are forced to leave their homes in the philippines as the tile volcano spews ash and lava.

the four time world champion was beaten in a decider by robbie williams. also suffered an early exit in berlin. for some they're the must have piece of equipment in running right now. for others — they're creating an unfair playing field. nike's controversial vaporfly. it's wearers have set the five fastest marathon times in the last 16 months but world athletics are expected tomorrow to introduce tighter regulations around it — but are unlikely to ban it. so what's causing all the fuss? our editor dan roan has been disecting it with scientist tom allen. so one of the key features of the issueis so one of the key features of the issue is the foam. to get early light and then they can make it really quite thick. so when it deforms a lot in storms —— stores energy. another feature deforms a lot in storms —— stores energy. anotherfeature is the deforms a lot in storms —— stores energy. another feature is the stiff plate which you can see. that's a composite plate so it's fibre reinforced composite ants to think it's a huge stiffness along the length that soug

robbie berkowitz. brian hawk. and the rest of you are. exceptional peace plan mr president it's good to be here with the other distinguished ladies and gentleman of your administration with senators and members of congress who are israel's greatest friends on capitol hill thank you. thank you. with the ambassadors of the united arab emirates bus train and oman what a pleasure to see you here and what a sign it portends i was going to say of the future what a signed it portends of the president. to all of you and to the many distinguished other distinguished guests who are here today this is a historic day and it recalls another historic day we remember may 14th 1908 because on that did president truman became the 1st world leader to recognize the state of israel after our 1st prime minister david ben-gurion declared our independence that day chartered a brilliant future mr president i believe that down the decades and perhaps down the centuries we will also remember january 28th 2020 because on this day you became the 1st world leader to

i'm a believer in mattel let's go to robbie in new jersey rob. >> caller: jim this is rob from dirtyersey. how are you tonight? >> i'm from clean jersey i'm doing well what's going on? >> caller: i love to hear it >> it's the garden state, chief. >> caller: okay. well, listen, jim, i bought a position in isee, i bought it at $1.8 aa share. veric and closed at.44 i got a stop in at $7.50 to sell 25%. i got another stop in at $7 to sell 25% and i got another stop in at 6.50 to sell the remaining 50%. >> all right you know, robbie, i don't know the stock but what i would do is take your money out. take the cash that you have in it and then if you want to keep the stop/loss. i don't like them, you go right through them take some profits then let the rest run i want to do more work and congratulations. this is what invest something about and speculation. they both work for me. jeremy in texas. jeremy. >> caller: i'm calling to see what you think about neo. >> the thing got pancaked. on "60 minutes" and got hit all the way down the only chinese stock i recommend is alibaba which is a great

for robby, it was not worth the risk. >> anything over 10 feet, i don't want to go out in. >> reporter: so you play it on the safe side? >> yeah. >> reporter: and in pacifica, the ocean looked more like a washing machine. the waves still had a way to go before hitting the bottom of the pier, so it was still open for now. and in santa cruz at steamer lane, 8 to 10-foot swells came every few seconds. still messy, but as arlo says, still better than a day at the office. >> be careful. it's big out there. a little dangerous still. >> reporter: not for the faint of heart? >> no. >> reporter: and the high surf advisory expires tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. in santa cruz, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> this hiker in santa cruz learned firsthand just how dangerous the big waves can be. a massive wave knocked him off his feet at bonnie dune state beach. he then rolled into the churning surf. incredibly he's okay. >>> that's lucky. still to come, surge pricing is so last year. the new issue that ride sharing revelers could face later tonight. >> plus heart stopping new video of a car careening off a san mateo cou

i spoke about this with margot robbie, it's unbelievable how much you sound like her.d at imitating people in your life? >> no, no, i don't have that natural ability at all. i mean, like when i do this kind of work, i like to kind of give it a shot, you know. i felt like she's so well known that that would be -- and she's so distinctive with her sound. i worked with this incredible woman, karla myer, here in los angeles. there should be an oscar category for dialect coaches. it's not an easy thing for me to do, and she got me to kind of understand why megyn sounds the way that she does. >> jimmy: why does she sound the way she does? >> it's complicated. it took us a very, very long time to figure it out. for a good six weeks i didn't think it was going to happen. it was pretty -- but i have this dog who is kind of like my dog husband, you know. he's always just right next to me. his name is berkeley. and he's a rescue. he's always where i am, that's where he is. and so he sat with me for hundreds of hours, trying to get this sound right. >> jimmy: did he get it? [ laug

. >> fortunately, robbie gold is a much more accurate kicker than dennis o'donnell. that is the 49ers side. but ken, elizabeth, that kid who beat me in the 40-yard dash, i asked him for a rematch, he said no rematch. and he cheated. >> he beat you fair and square and you missed that field goal by 5 feet, ryan. no go. >> wide right. >> yes. all right. dennis will be checking in throughout the week. have a good time. we will talk to you. >>> during this super bowl week, kpix 5 are in miami bringing you coverage leading up to the 49 everies game. our countdown is all weeklong, streaming 24/7 and on kpix.com/super bowl. >> still in disbelief as they mourn the loss of kobe bryant. hundreds crowded the staples center, fans dropped off flowers, notes and balloons. this is a live look. some say losing bryant felt like lose ago member of their own family. >> when was the last time you held this one. >> probably when my father passed away. >> the same feeling of remorse. >> same feeling of remorse. he is an la hero. >> this is all hard. you know, this has really hit hard. >> i

. >>> let's move on to robbie and her "birds of prey" co-stars in mexico. >> let's just say the mexicansine is proving to be a little too tempting for margot. >> got to make sure i keep eating so much mexican food that i can no longer fit in the oscars dress. i had an 11-course meal last night. i have eaten so much mexican food and i have only been here 12 hours. >> i love it. do you guys consider yourselves? >> taco. >> taco. >> do you prefer margarita blended or on the rocks? >> blended. >> oh, what's the difference? >> you know icy like a slushy or on ice. >> i like it on the rocks. >> on the rocks. >> i like it blended. >> i like it blended too. >> turn it up! >> no stranger to bad behavior, margot's "birds of prey" character harley quinn is known for indulging in one too many cocktails. >> she stays drunk. >> all throughout the film or hung over. >> i like the fact when she's very drunk, she gets sleepy. i can relate to her, me. what type of drunk person are you? >> i'm kind of active, like a sugar rush, run around for hours and hours and then just crash. but i haveood make it to t

the state deserves a trial and we're sitting here again not able to do that i would love the status robbie just say that's a danger that we're going to proceed on that day. but the state has to make its final plea offer and defendants then have to make informed decision as to whether they want to try this case of they want to take the lead so we're getting closer to that point but we're not beard and judge if i may i appreciate that and i again just as a practical matter if this trial doesn't go at the very beginning of october at the latest this case will not go to trial in 2016 the earliest we can hope for is the big chill and you are in 2017 trial i agree with you it is just you know we talked about this in chambers just being practical who still some more work to do in this case amuck. i thought well that you feel that way you owe counsel don't necessarily feel. all right and he also. i think they do want you look everybody has an interest the prosecutor has an interest in preserving justice the other tourney's have an interest in ensuring that their clients get a fair trial i have tha

for robbie schlenker it wasn't worth the risk. >> anything over 10 feet i don't want to go out. >> reporter: you're playing on the safe side? >> yeah. >> reporter: in pacifica, the ocean looked more like a washing machine. the waves still had some way to go before hitting the bottom of the peer . it was still open for now. >> reporter: finally here in santa cruz at steamer lane 8 to 10 foot swells came in once every few seconds. the chop was messy but arlo christensen said still better than a day at the office. >> just be careful it gets big out there. kind of dangerous. >> not for the faint of heart? >> no. >> reporter: the surf advisory expires tomorrow at 9 p.m. in santa cruz, kiet do, kpix 5. >> how is the weather? >> hanging out in an isobar, that's pretty good but no i'll be doing the newscast here. and then plenty of sleep to do a back here again tomorrow. the thing about all of that great video we just saw with all the storms and the stormy looking season, as far as the weather it was sunny and in the low to mid 60s. look at the daytime highs. conquered at 65. so, there was this odd

margot robbie playing against herself unfortunately, both in the same category for bombshell and 0nceory about the women is actually not so positive for many others, because i've seen on twitter this morning "bafta so white" is already trending. this is pointing to a lack of diversity particularly in this category of women, so they are pointing to names like lupita nyongo. where is she? awkwafina, where is she? jennifer lopez. all of these people were nominated at the weekend in the golden globes. no sign of any nominations on the bafta lists. this morning, amanda berry, the ceo of bafta, was quick to express her disappointment and we do know that she has put what measures she can in place to extend the voting range and to bring new members through so different voices and opinions are expressing themselves when it comes to the awards. they also have schemes to try and support the infrastructure of the film industry as a whole with things like elevate, pushing social mobility to the fore, women particularly as well. black, non—male and pale faces. however i think it's a bit of a red he

for robby it was not worth the risk. >> anything over 10 feet i don't want to go out in. >> reporter: in pacifica the ocean looked more like a washing machine. the waves still had a way to go before hitting the bottom. pier, so it was still open for now. and finally here in santa cruz at steamer lane, 8 to 10-foot swells came over 10 seconds. also choppy and messy, but as arlo says still better than a day at the office. >> just be careful. it's big out there. a little dangerous still. >> reporter: not for the faint of heart? >> no. >> reporter: so the national weather service says the big, big day is tomorrow when waves are expected to top 25 feet. that's taller than a 2 story house. and this high surf advisory expires at 9:00 p.m. on wednesday. live in santa cruz, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> all right, thank you. deadly wildfires continue to burn through much of australia. thousands petitioned to cancel the fireworks show in sydney because of the fires, but despite the concern, the show went on. while some celebrated 2021 in the country's capital, others were fleeing from fires burning just

robbie gould's kick is good! >> i am exhausted. >> to me, that's breaking the plane. >> deep shot down the field. emmanuel sanders has got it. >> jimmy garoppolo is one of the best in the business. >> hit on the goal line. he is short. the 49ers are going to win the game. >> that was incredible on the ride right there. we hope to add to that 49er video after they host the minnesota vikings this saturday. >> hopefully, baby. >> hopefully, baby. i'm glad we said it. >>> a look at our top stories at 5:30. >> oakland now reporting a spike in violent crime in 2019. homicides, aggravated assaults and rapes up 7%. the city's new chief of violence prevention is determined to try to reverse this trend. he says the effort starts by identifying risk factors that can push people toward violence. >>> all american oil workers for chevron are out of iraq. the company evacuated them from the kurdistan region in northern iraq as a precaution. the bay area company says safety is its biggest priority worldwide. >>> here locally, th

johansen with her second nomination today for georgia rabbit florence pugh in little women and margot robbiebombshell and for best supporting actor it's tom hanks in a beautiful day in the neighborhood. anthony hookins for 2 pope's alpa chino and joep as she for the irishman and brad pitt for once upon a time in hollywood. the nominees for best director martin scorsese for the irishman todd philips the joker sam mendez in 1917 quentin tarantino for once upon a time in hollywood and bone joon-ho for parasite and just to show you how the movie world is changing the movie studio that got the most nominations, 24 in all was not a conventional movie studio at all it was the online platform netflix the world is going digital. >>also in entertainment news tonight, arianna grande a is returning to the grammy awards following last year's dispute posted on social media that she will be performing at the 62th grammy awards on january 26, you may recall last year she decided not to perform or attend the event after a dispute with the show's producers over which songs she could perform the 26 year-old po

margot robbie received two nominations from 14 u "onn a time in hollywood," cynthia ervio's performance in "harriet" was overlooked. >> it is not that bafta i a't dointhing in this arena. we are doing more than any other academy glally in terms of fiing those talented individuals and supporting them, and we will continue to do more i think you have to. that is what day has done for us, toat show e are not taking anything we do and say this is good enough. wit is going to have tok harder. will: so on t one hand, the film business feels it is adapting to slowly to the modern world, but on the other, it is changing dramatically. the studio with the mostot nominations is disney or fox or sony, it is the new kid on beck netflix, which has 23, including five for "marriage story," ich is about the breakup of a white middle-class family. wi gompertz, bbc news. ne: facebook says it will remove many types o so-called deepfakes from its platform. these are videos that are modified by artificial intelligence to look real and ofn feature politicians or other celebrities. the social-media company say

tonight, margot robbie, governor john kasich, and music from white reaper.espect, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, how are you? happy holidays. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching, thanks for coming. i appreciate it. [cheers and applause] that's very nice. i can feel the holiday spirit. christmas is coming, whether we're ready for it or not. last night in washington nancy pelosi roasted the president's chestnuts pretty good [cheers d

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. >> reporter: actress margot robbie stars in "birds of prey" one of the first dc comic movies to get the e r needs the instead she builds her own network of female superheroes, catch it in theaters february 7th. >>> after a and musical star selena gomez dropped a new album "rare." making the first musical project since 2015. ♪ gomez says it reflects a few tough years including a kidney transplant and relationship struggles. the new album is available now. >>> and remember this cop? >> all you need is a couple of bananas. >> reporter: eddie murphy is back in remastered versions of the "beverly hills cop" series. on the 35th anniversary paramount pictures is releasing the wildly entertaining 1980s and '90s box office hits. "beverly hills cop" one, two and three. the series is available to buy tomorrow. that's your eye on entertainment. marin austin, cbs news, los angeles. >>> two months ago aaron rodgers told jimmy garoppolo we'll see you later on. did his prediction come true? we'll tell you coming up. . >>> and here's a live look outside in san jose. looking at the airport. we tried

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