our i want to turn now to our very own scott rock star and get to see scott where he rhapsody was the big surprise of the evening. yeah definitely for me i mean i had remy moloch on my list as a potential best actor winner the globe's love the great imitator and he did amazing job recreating or reinvigorating freddy mercury for the screen but the film itself i really didn't think i had much of a chance but in some ways it fits into what seems to be the mood at the globes this year last year was very very political it was all about me to remember everyone wore black that year in in sympathy for the victims of me to this year it seemed they completely flip the script and decide to go for pure entertainment and believe pulp leaving politics behind and i guess if you want to go for pure entertainment there's nobody better than freddie mercury you know right now scott gender equality and diversity were also in the limelight again at this year's golden globe awards but what i have lead to more contracts for female directors and producers. yeah i mean as i said though paul if the gender poli

and let's bring in now our very own scott rock's baro who has been following the awards and scott we have to say i mean bohemian rhapsody really the big surprise of the evening wasn't it. oh yeah definitely i didn't really have as i had remy malik on my list as potential best actor winner of the golden globes love a great imitation and he really recreates freddie mercury in this film but that the film at all on my list as a potential best picture winner because really it's a very mainstream movie and often the globes like the oscars like to go for something a bit more cutting edge of something a bit more ambitious artistically and that's why i thought a star is born would come away with the with the wind last night i mean it's a similar sort of big mainstream movie but goes a bit further is a bit darker takes a few more artistic chances bohemian rhapsody did but i don't know maybe this is the year that people want more warm mainstream entertainment and maybe that's what's going to be picking up the awards but it definitely did surprise me i did not have it on my list also perhaps not

these awards to the sags as they're known and which are only for actors we asked our film expert scott rocks for that and also his favorites for the oscars. sag award doesn't guarantee an oscar but suppose you can get because you see the group the votes for the oscars the academy the largest voting bloc within the academy are actors so if they pick a sag winner it tends to go on to win the oscars and you can see last year that was the case all four of the actors who won last year one oscar last year one of sag before for the same role you had frances mcdormand and sam rockwell bidding winning best actress and best supporting actor for their roles in three billboards i was there but what we still don't know is who's going to win the oscars this year and if i had to place a bet i go with a film it's got ten nominations. roma black and white spanish language film from mexico that recreates the director's childhood in the one thousand seventies mexico city. there's another black and white four language film of i think could have a good chance at the oscars it's called cold war it's a polish movi

robin's passing draws nearer a new star is on the rocks the glass john branca scott. recalls some one assist in three matches says can operate help shoot buyer out of the crisis. top the whims of a top teams like sake and frank but beyond the now only six points behind don't win in second in the second half of the season the fight for the championship is sure to be full of suspense if jordan slipped up funny and could be on their way to typical cycleway. ok. but one should don't mean slip up looking at the season so far it seems unlikely after seventy match days they're in first place they've got a six point jump on second place by and. their coach is on a roll. this is a time when really just extremely satisfied to. go we had one more job to do today and we did this. one victory against wrapped up the first leg of the season. the goals came from two players who've made them up. jaden sam show the eighteen year old from england who says so much fun to watch. i. thought that was marco royce the captain to pivotal players goldman's game this is a. very happy with being

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mud, dirt, rock slides on the 17 . this was at scotts valley.p, there is flooding and water on the roadway. appear a little further in the last couple of hours, the closest city is reporting roadway flooding. lots of flooding and the system as i showed you starts to drop its way across the area. by 8:00 tonight you will see it is still moving through. it is slowly progressing. that is when we will start seeing problems. heavy winds and rain and in the mountains that just means heavy snow. it will be a mess up there. 9:00 tonight, this is significant right here. as we get into 9:00, from san francisco across to oakland everything is translating to the south. significant. it really yes. it is one and done but nothing like this. up in the mountains, 130 mile- per-hour winds . you've got a little fog in the morning hours. that is the upshot. if you put the storm back to back with another storm like this, you've got problems. we have seen that happen in the past. we are not seeing that. so just be safe and dry slow and enjoy the rain and the snow com

johansson and emma watson just three of hollywood's leading women currently rocking the global box office. incidentally scott johnson is said to be getting fifteen million dollars to make a stand with a movie that's the same feel as chris evans and chris hemsworth got for starring in the avengers film so there is some parity of the top ten say as it should be said things are looking up on the silver screen things are changing but i'm wondering you know what's the situation behind the camera. there's a big mountain to climb that i mean basically the industry is she usually male dominated give one example there was a survey again done of random just over a thousand films made in the last ten years and. the directors four percent of the directors were women of mrs lee one of them was patti jenkins of course who directed wonder woman for the first woman to direct a superhero movie but you may remember last year at cannes there was quite some sort of heavy a protest that by eighty two women who they represented the eighty two women who'd been chosen to compete in the festival's seventy one year history now do the

and the whole string section lifted and we were trying to get a rock fraying with the classical thing so that it really integrates. scott mixed you pulled as into eric i remember going. you know it was so. different to what was around then and and when you talk about going down and shout there's as or things that changed much in hull and in the north of england when it comes to a divided clubs divided by music i know you've been. celebrating whole culture it was the city of culture it's it's. it's probably so it's so for the because of the fission thing that was the man with the yeah you know. a lot of it basically and it's just trying to stick it said down the some good things now you know there's some good companies have moved and and the thing is picking up the i opened a festival for them about what five months ago and there were two hundred seventy bands in the whole which is i was like oh my god you know would you have been say thank you thank you very much spider for maz what he would see there and you can get tickets now for his february tour as part of holy holy accompanied by the producer of heroes unload tony

scott. >>> calling all bay area music lovers. >> happening today, kiktickets bottle rock go on sale at 10:00 a.m. three-day passes start at $359. the event runs may 24th to the 26th at the napa valley expo. here are the main stage headliners. on friday, imagine dragon, saturday neil young, plus promise of the real leading up the line-up. sunday mumford and sons is the big headliner. other big acts bay area's own santana, logic and pharrell williams. for a full list of what to expect head over to our website nbcbayarea.com. i've always wanted to go to that. >> i'm just happy that you are here to decipher what the name of the band is and what part of the other sentence is, because i don't know where the name starts. >> you look at it in the prompter, it get mushed in there together. all good line-ups there. kari is getting choked up thinking about it. >> starting out with some rain for parts of the north bay. the rest of the bay area sees some of the showers and the gusty winds as we go into the afternoon, this as a new storm arrives. live look at the golden gate bridge is already wet on som

rock and roll hall of fame. as for the big half-time show... maroon five, travis scott, and big boi will perform super bowl- 53 will be held sunday, february third in atlanta. (pam) (pam) an emotional story from the pacific northwest ... supporters are rallying around a puppy with an incurable disease ... to make sure he lives life to the fullest.(ken) a washington animal rescue is making what little time this puppy has left count. the 8-week-old german shepherd, named logan, has multiple heart conditions so rescued hearts northwest asked supporters to make a bucket list for logan and ideas came pouring in. so now the pup is living life according to the list, enjoying a visit to a beach ... chowing down on burgers and ice cream ... playing in a toy store ... and getting hugs from as many people as possible the organization hopes the outpouring of love will inspire others to help dogs in need (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. (grant) next at nine: an abnormal end of the week for thousands of families

scott airport a journey across the country and new v.w. i'm around us. we're a monthly crew reporters organizers and local people who join forces to take on the mountains and deserts and i'm rocks. at first it's a leisurely drive along the coast but for the next three days we'll be heading across some rough terrain and. we leave the airport and the capital behind in a convoy. going to. the first stop as the be missing cool about forty meters across and twenty meters deep . but we don't have much time for sightseeing we head toward the mountains we have to reach where we'll be spending the night before dark. even so we've got time to take in this barren yet fascinating landscape the few animals that live here are adapted to the harsh conditions and only certain vehicles are suited to them as well. on a motive journalist he manalo shaffer explains that the iraq's normally on a rear wheel drive but on. the press of a button switches to all wheel drive and if the going to really get stuff on inclines over thirty degrees for instance in a four by four low mode with the gear reduction function it can be activated. so the amarok can have a roughest of curing aids. we made our mountain

rock solid trying to help. neil? >> let's find out if that is the case. with us is south carolina senator tim scott on this issue of whether a national emergency would be warranted here to get this wall started. what do you think, senator? welcome. >> thank you, neil. happy new year's. i think -- there's no doubt if we have the emergency funding, if we take that route, you may end the shot down but you don't begin construction on the barrier. this goes straight to the courts, which is not good news for those of us that believe that border security is synonymous with national security. if we want to continue to move forward on getting the resources necessary to build the barriers, the emergency funding is not the next best option. the best option is nor the democrats to do what they did in 2006 and what they did in 2013 and 2014 and what they did in 2017, is to offer opportunities for us to have the resources necessary to spend money securing our border so we can secure our nation. >> neil: even if that were the case and looks like that would be a herculean leap for that, but they might entertainmen

scott. charlie? by the way, the office is the best show ever on tv, other than this one. >> it is. we've hit rockhere. it's funny, when i got that report from the white house i cut and pasted it and sent it to all my kids, all my nephews and of course they also back this is the best ever, this is what i would like to eat at the white house. but it does underscore sort of a larger problem i think with the discourse in washington today. and democrats are far more to blame for it than i think republicans are. the willingness to talk about -- accuse people of being racist for absolutely no reason whatsoever. there was a time when we all took racism very seriously and you didn't accuse somebody of being a racist because they ordered fast food for people. and it's insane. >> shannon: josh, i will let you address that. if the president said he did this out of his own pocket because of the shutdown and the lack of staffing. people that would have been there to prepare for these guys so he thought at least that he was doing something fun that they would like that he was paying for it, could he have gotten

rock-bottom remainders. it's a bunch of writers who think they belong on the stage and think they can play. stephen king on the guitar, scott's place the tampering, who plays the timbering? they perform at festivals and conventions and book expos with a have captive audiences. people would come and i guarantee you, he's the only person in the band who belongs on the stage. in 2016, president obama want james the national metal. president obama said, james mcbride is humanized, the complexities of discussing race in america. the writings of his own uniquely american story, and his works of fiction informed by our shared history, is moving stories of love display the character of the american family. please welcome james mcbride. [applause] >> i'm working. >> welcome. >> thank you very much. nice to see so many white -- i mean,. [laughter] >> you drove down from new jersey? >> yeah, i dropped on this money. >> you never left the metropolitan area. stayed pretty much between new york most of my life. two years in boston and maybe a few years in d.c. mostly in the new york area. most of my family is still there. >> two, three? >>

rock star with infectious determination antennas ted tena. jonathan farmer did six overseas combat tours since he joined the army in 2005. he was from boynton beach, florida. 42-year-old scott wirtz was an operations support specialist. he was a patriot according to supervisors. the fourth person killed was an interpreter from east point, georgia. her brother said she worked through a company called valiant, was a naturalized citizen that immigrated from syria in 2001. the u.s. military has not said why the americans traveled to the busy commercial city. it is the largest loss of american life in syria since the counter-isis campaign started in 2014. three other americans were also hurt, our deepest condolences to their families and friends. >>> after this week's deadly attack, the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces say it will increase its military operations against isis. cnn's chief international correspondent clarissa ward takes us to the frontlines. >> reporter: the battle against isis is still raging as the u.s. allied syrian democratic forces known as the sdf push in on the last sliver of territory under the militants' control. here are the fighters prepared to mov

rock star with infectious determination and tenacity. army chief warrant officer jonathan farmer did six overseas combat tours since he joined the army in 2005. he was from boynton beach, florida. and scottport specialist. the st. louis native called a true patriot by his supporters. the fourth american killed, ghadir taher was an interpreter. she was living in east point, georgia. three other americans were wounded. our deepest condolences to their families and friends. this deadly attack comes less than a month after the president's surprise announcement to withdraw u.s. troops from syria. today, during a trip to turkey, senator lindsey graham addressed his concerns on the withdrawal in light of the recent attack. >> the road map to manjib is the most important thing to be accomplished in the near term. so i would hope that president trump would slow the withdrawal until we truly destroyed isis and see if we can implement the road map to manjib as a confidence building measure. working with turkey, allow the people of manjib to come up with a governing structure acceptable to turkey and the region. if we do not do this, our withdraw is going to create holy hell for turkey. >> joining m

scott though. you're hearing it from members of congress. the ones who aren't calling for impeachment saying they need to see the evidence. they know if they go forward with impeachment it has to be rock can't shoot and aim on something this important which is why you are hearing people like jerry nadler say yes, this is problematic. i don't have the tweet in front of me. we are going to do our job. you will hear more of it not necessarily from rank and file but the leadership of the party. >> i wonder if i could ask you this. again, this is an if. if bob mueller has evidence of this and corroborated evidence beyond michael cohen, some democrats say show us your cards now. let's not wait for the final report. by itself, this is significant enough. would you agree with that? >> i actually do agree. the mueller investigation has gone on for a long time. the american people are waiting for this thing to end. we want to know what the russians do to try to influence the election and anything else that turned up. if this is part of what turned up and obviouly it would ramp it up to a serious level, i think waiting another three, six, nine, 12 months to me if i were a member of congress that

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steve: rodney scott is chief patrol agent of the san diego sector. his agents were pelted with rocksck thoughing. people were being arrested. people were trying to burrow under the fence. next thing you know your guys and gals are firing pepper spray and tear gas. >> good morning. thank you for having me on again. we did, the first day of the year, we ended up having another violent encounter with the caravan. again they showed their propensity for violence here in san diego. our assaults are up about 300% since this caravan showed up. basically, give you a little storyline. on the 31st, late in the evening we got a heads up from contacts in mexico that 300, 350 migrants left one of the shelters. they were basically overheard trying to make a forced entry into the united states. shortly thereafter, buses started dropping people off right in that area. fairly well-lit. only 3/4 miles east of the beach, south of the border. in that area, on the mexican side they have the high ground. there is new construction. dirt berms up against the primary border fence which is the old dilapidated

. >> bill: rodney scott from the border patrol talking about the incident from the other day. >> the first time the agents got rockedt. we did not engage. but as the night went on into january 1st, the group grew, got a little bit more rowdy if you will. a few people did try to cross the border. when that happened and agents approached the fence a little bit closer those still in mexico just hit them with a barrage of rocks. after that assault we did engage with the less lethal chemical munitions to control the situation. >> bill: you'll find more incidents like these unless you do something about it. what more can you add about what happened the other day? >> first of all it's not unusual for law enforcement to have to use tear gas or chemical interdiction. a better choice than using bullets. yeah, law enforcement has to do what they have to do to protect our border and thankfully they're doing it. >> bill: lindsey graham said if the president caves on this it's tend of his presidency. do you agree with it? >> he put this as one of his major priorities. he said he will fight for it. he has done more than any presid