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spielberg's _ losers? i think that obviously steven spielberg's the - steven spielberg's the feeblemans took the final awardalso won best director. as you mentioned banshees of inesherin, that was also a film that did very well tonight with best picture, best screenplay by martin mcdonough and best screenplay for colin farrell also kind of a traditional telecast despite the fact that the hfea promised a number of changes in coming back to tv this year. find a number of changes in coming back to tv this year.— back to tv this year. and how do ou back to tv this year. and how do you think _ back to tv this year. and how do you think that _ back to tv this year. and how do you think that the - back to tv this year. and how do you think that the golden l do you think that the golden globes has moved on this year and learn from its mistakes after all that controversy, especially to do with diversity?— especially to do with diversity? especially to do with diversi ? . , especially to do with diversi ? ., , ., diversity? yeah, well they have certainly moved _ diversity? yeah, well they have certainly moved on, _ di

spielberg..." "oh, call me steven." "mr spielberg... "i'm really flattered, but, you know... i don't do cameos." and there was this terrible silence. and i went, "steven spielbergoh, my god, no. as a matter of fact, it's a real part for you. even before we spoke to you, that was written for you," and i said, "can i read the script, please?" and he said, "absolutely." so he sent the script like the next morning. and in fact, she sings somewhere... ..which is one of my favourite songs ever, such a killer. you know, any actress that plays anita, though, is always compared to you... is that true? i think so, yeah. huh. how do you feel about that? i suppose it's inevitable because, you know, iwon some wonderful awards. i won the oscar, of course. egot. and then, yes, that made me an egot. and also, i can tell you that ariana debose, who played the part of anita, was very nervous to meet me. and by the time they had started to rehearse the dances and the songs, i came in to do costume fittings and rehearse my song — my song. and at some point when i was talking to the kids, i said, "where is anita?" and they gave her away. they said, "she's hiding back here." and she

spielberg. >> a big night for steven spielberg. besting "avatar, the way of water." spielberg time trying to figure out when i could tell that story. i figured out when i turned 74 years old, i said, you better do it now. >> reporter: it was without the fireworks of the will smith oscars. eddie murphy did surprise while offering advice for a successful career. >> keep will smith's wife's name [ bleep ] mouth. >> i'm here because i'm black. >> reporter: the hold, not shying away from the golden globe's controversial past. the show banished last year after the l.a. times revealed the voting body, the hollywood foreign press association, lacked diversity. there were no black members. now the hfpa says an expansion of more than 100 members has led to nearly 52% being ethnically diverse. >> i hope they will uphold and upkeep the high standards. >> reporter: the stars telling me, it was time to embrace the show's return. one star not present, tom cruz, who returned his three globes last year admits the controversy. >> i found these three golden globe awards that tom cruz returned. >

best motion picture drama goes to steven spielberg's, a few moments. spielberg also won best director for that. best motion picture or comedy went to [ indiscernible ]. best performances by an actor and actress drama goes to austin butler and best television series go to abbott elementary. >> 40 years , not letting go of this. >>> i am in a room full of heroes. make it is gratifying to have this moment. >> the show was hosted by jared carmichael . some of the biggest winners were everything, everywhere, all at once. >> i love that movie, and the tv show. >> i started season two. i was so disappointed at the end of season one of white lotus, with how it ended. so make if you have not seen white lotus, watch it, it is really cringing. >> i am watching it, and i'm watching season two. i started it because of you. yesterday, you seem so disappointed about the end of season one, made me question whether or not you would. >> i feel like i am a debbie downer today. >> it is worth watching. season two get better. there are moments that really captivate your attention, b

spielberg here tonight . steven, spielberg here tonight. steven, thank you you . oh, you know, thank you you. oh, you know, have you seen have you seen this film? yeah, everything everywhere . i've seen the temple everywhere. i've seen the temple doom. but yeah , good. everything doom. but yeah, good. everything everywhere, all at once is a weird watch . watched it once and weird watch. watched it once and i think, yeah, watch it again because it's one of those you're like what happened? who they making films for nowadays? but it's got a solid well you see, this why i've got quite this is why i've got quite a door cinema and i go off because i'm fed up being lectured , i'm fed up being lectured, giving a really grunge story about some misery i can tell you exactly what it's all about. now the wukari just through everything. however, yesterday was buses all over london advertising , was buses all over london advertising, something was buses all over london advertising , something with advertising, something with gerard butler in it. what was it? oh yeah. you cross together normal. oh we want to go and see that. no thanks. oh, i said that could be a nick. see if i'm going to the cinema and i said i didn't want to go to a violent i didn't want to go to a violent i didn't want to go to a violent i didn't want to go and see some of these misery war. i like love stories. i bring back richard , stories. i bring back richard, where are the happy love what i'm about yet the ones that are remaking them the holiday to remake it . i watched that one remake it. i watched that one all day long over and over. yeah, that's a nice one. i think these the ones that done really well and this won't happen, the ones that are a little bit odd you odd yeah i lost it. you got time odd yeah i lost it. yeah. honestly everything, everything once . you everything went all at once. you need watch it when had need to watch it when you had to. way. lovely, lovely. to. it that way. lovely, lovely. ellie talking to you. thanks for putting in pecan with the putting this in pecan with the golden globes. you very much indeed. to take the indeed. we're going to take the after that. we're going to be going through the newspaper david scarlett maguire, david mellor scarlett maguire, bringing . okay. yeah, the is 22 minutes before 7:00 on this wednesday morning . let's bring you up to morning. let's bring you up to date with front pages, the newspapers this morning. here's the express focusing on the impending nursing appealing to rishi sunak to do a deal for britain . metro goes striking britain. metro goes striking strikes as grant shapps announced new laws that could sack ambulance foreign rail staff who walk on here's the sun leading with a nuclear package being found at heathrow airport are continuing to search for those involved in the incident the mirror reports that johnson is living in a 20 million pint home for free calling the export shameless i'd like to see but that that's a pretty home isn't it. 20 million. there's elvis. you thought that was me in the row. a homage . elvis, not the row. a homage. elvis, not the golden globes winner. austin butler , a bus driver who swapped butler, a bus driver who swapped the state job to become a professional elvis impersonator . tell you what, with all those news stories there are in the world report from the daily, they have a gift for finding something completely irrelevant. well, i'm telling you something. yeah.i well, i'm telling you something. yeah. i remember many years go going see an elvis tribute going to see an elvis tribute act in the act and hi everybody in the audience women particular would throw underwear and all throw their underwear and all sorts of things them and this sorts of things at them and this this dave, it was living this guy, dave, it was living the dream by being elvis . and the dream by being elvis. and then years later , then many, many years later, bbc's children in need. i did a spot where i was elvis and i walked around and my i kept my glasses and things and people talked to me . there was a talked to me. there was a singing american singer called macy grey, and she just talked to me as. elvis. well, elvis, what's happened here. what would people give you the position? have you left building? people want to touch you . people want want to touch you. people want to do, you know , so to be to be to do, you know, so to be to be an elvis impersonator or as a job i could think of worse thing. did you have the underwear that you wear for the rest your career? it's been a decline . look, introduce decline. look, let's introduce and properly david mellor scarlett mcguire in studio with us ready to take the papers and david i thought we'd finish about harry, but you you about prince harry, but you you want he's the front, as you want to he's the front, as you probably would expect a lot of the papers again today , you've the papers again today, you've chosen mail online, but i've chosen the mail online, but i've chosen the mail online, but i've chosen of them, but it's chosen several of them, but it's not that i want to. but he's there and i hope this will be there and i hope this will be the end of it. so i thought a selection of things the times which valentine lowe good reporter says how this wretched has been selling out all over. and then there's the mail online which has harry joining in mockery of the monarchy on some satirical in inverted commas american television show . and american television show. and also i wanted to draw attention to philip johnson's some opinion piece where he reminds us that this isn't that his father's coronation could be the most grotesque event of its kind since the coronation king george the fourth where queen caroline tried to get in and. they shut the door in her face. there are there are precedents for this. but i mean is a farce. this is dragging country through the muck and at a certain point particularly when harry has finished his contractual obugafions finished his contractual obligations made his he might decently retire leaving of course a lot of the papers to also speculate it on this what are they going to do about him is the first thing is the coronation is he going to get an invite oh i think he will. look, i don't know that he should . but i don't know that he should. but the interesting thing is, how brazen is he and his wife ? will brazen is he and his wife? will they insist on? i think it'll very brazen. well, i mean, they up at the funeral of her majesty the queen after the interview just ahead the netflix series. i don't think there'll be another country in it at least books if theyif country in it at least books if they if they accept. yes yeah take us to that anyway a certain point because i come on to this a bit later on charles's activities he's going to have to man up and deal with harry up and i the country is ready harry to be dealt with but . i and i the country is ready harry to be dealt with but. i may be wrong . i just think every time wrong. i just think every time we go on about harry we sell books. i mean this as as david said, this book, it's sold more than any other. i believe i don't believe and tell you why? we all know the way this business which you can buy your own books in advance they can buy them and so you think harry's bought his book think harry's bought his book i think they could buy 100,000 books and put it in massaged sales figures . okay. we can say that, but actually there are a lot of people reading this. i mean, i think the reviews i've read people without axes to grind . people without axes to grind. this is a this is a tragic , sad this is a this is a tragic, sad story. and the best we could do is ignore them . i mean, what the is ignore them. i mean, what the long before this happened. right the mail was too big, long before this happened. right the mail was too big , for the mail was too big, for stories a day on and meghan i mean, they'd have pictures of harry driving a car all for god's sake. i mean wayne , is god's sake. i mean wayne, is this going to stop our obsession 7 this going to stop our obsession ? and it is our obsession with this this person who is sad , this this person who is sad, angry, you know, comes from a dysfunctional family. my is awful. let's actually i agree with that . well i'm going to try with that. well i'm going to try and nhs situation with with nurses and whatever terrible dilemma this ambulance strikes got it because i mean these folk trying to draw attention as well it's not just about pay. they're saying the whole ambulance service is under—resourced. what do they do if they don't strike yet ? if they do strike, they are yet? if they do strike, they are putting lives at risk. which bnngs putting lives at risk. which brings the brings us back to the legislation shapps was legislation grant shapps was trying introduce just yes, trying to introduce just yes, but i think i mean the key thing about shapps about grant shapps is legislation minimum levels about grant shapps is legservice. minimum levels about grant shapps is legservice. well minimum levels about grant shapps is legservice. well minirwen levels of service. well wish we had them. i mean , you know, you say them. i mean, you know, you say it's really difficult during a strike, you have to ring one on one. well a friend of mine, multiple falls out of bed. she's her seventies and, 99, says, no, you have to ring . one more one. you have to ring. one more one. so she has to wait. the hour and a half and then go, yes, you can have an ambulance. i mean, this is this was not on a strike day . i mean, that's what we have to realise is that actually most people won't even notice , not people won't even notice, not before the strike. this is one of the reasons they are striking . yes, of course it's not just about pay. it's i mean, and it's the same with the nurses is it's and frankly to an extent the train drivers but the train operators that actually it's about it's about conditions it's also because they feel that there's no respect i mean these things should have been dealt with last year. we should not be having strikes now. david got the health secretary on in a matter minutes. and you know, the health secretary on in a do think it's interesting that a right leaning paper like the express is saying the clock's ticking. rishi do a deal for britain is in the papers britain room is in the papers this that is very this morning that it is very rishi sunak who is holding things the health secretary things that the health secretary is deal. what is is ready to do deal. what is your reading of situation your reading of the situation and message the health and your message to the health secretary our interview with secretary of our interview with him a huge him in a minute? well a huge amounts extra has poured amounts of extra has been poured into the health and yet health service is described as being a bigger shambles it's ever been. this is not acceptable i mean, how much public money is going to be thrown into the health service and how little is going to come out? obviously, the whole debate about health is whole the debate about health is determined by inputs and never by outputs. and that was the same when i was when i was when i was health minister. so i think what they have to do is to differentiate between dealing with the unions on basis. most people would want see that whilst not giving a window for the railway workers and people that who i think most people not have a lot of time for and in fact the interesting thing for a lot of time for until your train comes off the tracks i mean people who walk up and down they walk the line literally testing whether the real is straight or not straight. and doing not straight. and they're doing that the morning, that at 4:00 in the morning, whatever i you shoot up a whatever. i think you shoot up a lot time having just kind lot of time having just kind made a point there but not appreciating cultivating people not jobs. think not in theirjobs. and i think that's problem with we that's that's a problem with we just real workers and we just use real workers and we don't have a clue what that . don't have a clue what that. well, my grandfather was railway worker and my other was a railway worker sometimes. so fact my grandfather lived in a railway tied cottage for the whole of his life. so i am familiar with that. one thing i do remember is that when was a railway guard, three piece suit, watch chain and all the rest of it? there was a pride in working on the railways. it didn't seem to exist at the moment. okay, so scarlett, we talked about past johnson's scarlett, we talked about past johnson' s £20 million residence johnson's £20 million residence at the moment. so he's well, he's shocked. worsley shocked. well, i'm just going say what you didn't mention about this wonderfully wonderful house that he lives in. it's just around the corner from harrods in knightsbridge . and he i mean, knightsbridge. and he i mean, one of the reasons the mirror's gone, it is that he says that it's worth 10,000 a month and actually , mirror says that actually, mirror says that people living in like that, it's 30,000 a month. and i this is the bamford's who have given nearly million pounds to the conservative and needless to say we have a lord bamford because that's what we get. but they mean they they basically paid for boris's wedding . he has for boris's wedding. he has a cottage on their estate . i mean, cottage on their estate. i mean, god forbid that boris johnson pays anything out of his own pocket . well, i don't disagree pocket. well, i don't disagree that either. we're here to disagree . say something i disagree. say something i disagree. say something i disagree with . i will try, disagree with. i will try, david. i really. disagree with. i will try, david. i really . let's talk, david. i really. let's talk, shall we? just quickly, because ihear shall we? just quickly, because i hear the health secretary is almost ready to talk to us, but scarlett, this is an interesting story that broke overnight about a nuclear plot being into at heathrow airport, an incredibly worrying this is just a spot check. i'm not sure they check. i'm not sure if they haven't done a spot check on that well well, know. that day. well well, i know. i mean, this this so this is the iranian uranium problem is that that a package of uranium came on a commercial airline pakistan and was going be sent to a to a iranian address in britain terribly now , actually to be terribly now, actually to be fair uranium is not danger until the process which makes it dirty so . it wasn't it wasn't any so. it wasn't it wasn't any danger to people but it does show i mean, how how important it is that we keep a serious eye on our borders all. right. okay. big ten, the health service today we can go to the health secretary, steve, who joins us today sector . good secretary, steve, who joins us today sector. good morning to you. we've got the ambulance strike today. what would you like to say about that ? good like to say about that? good morning. what obviously we're working closely with trade union partners in terms of contingency plans that we're putting in place. but clearly there will be an impact today on. passenger on patient responses . and that is patient responses. and that is very concerning. and there's only so much that can be done through. those contingency measures we've provided in full the settlement that the independent review body have awarded that came on top of 3% last year, which was at a time when the rest of the public sector were facing a pay freeze . but we've been having further discussions with the trade unions , but clearly it is unions, but clearly it is disruptive to patients to have these strikes . we're saying to these strikes. we're saying to people, if they face genuine, life threatening issues, then of course their response is to phone 999. but if not, then to be very mindful all of the pressure on the system . clearly, pressure on the system. clearly, there's one more one which is therefore urgent calls . we were therefore urgent calls. we were just asking people to be mindful of the significant pressure our ambulance service will be under today. yes secretary of state. people will die in irritably as a result of what's happening today and people will blame , today and people will blame, will not, for failing to will they not, for failing to these strikes. and people will say this is stain on the cup say this is a stain on the cup government's reputation . well, government's reputation. well, the government has accepted in full the recommendations of the pay full the recommendations of the pay review body and even the opposition say that the right approach is well, no , well that approach is well, no, well that why we had discussions on monday with the unions in terms of this coming years settlement. of course, we're more than three quarters is the way through this year and i don't think it's right to go all the way back to last april, retrospectively said last april, retrospectively said last year's pay but were open to discussion in terms this year's pay discussion in terms this year's pay review body will want to take on board what has happened with inflation. we're to work with inflation. we're to work with the trade unions in of our evidence to pay review body that's we had a constructive discussions with them on monday about what i'm meeting the doctors union to discuss further today. doctors union to discuss further today . so it's important in today. so it's important in terms of coming year's pay review that we get that right that we work constructively together on the evidence that goesin together on the evidence that goes in and of course, that take on board what has happened the last year. but health secretary, this is not just about pay for these ambulance workers. the argument put forward is that they're trying to draw attention high, under—resourced . the high, under—resourced. the ambulance service is now you have to recognise that because before this pay round or whatever the waiting times for ambulances just not acceptable just absolutely ridiculous. is that something you recognise is that something you recognise is that something you will be addressing here. we recognise that the that we've seen particularly in emergency departments in accident and emergency hasn't been acceptable. and i made that clear in the house of commons on monday. that's common with many of the countries . well, if you of the countries. well, if you look at what the first minister said in scotland their hospitals look at what the first minister sai(nearly)tland their hospitals look at what the first minister sai(nearly completely hospitals look at what the first minister sai(nearly completely full. itals look at what the first minister sai(nearly completely full. if ls are nearly completely full. if you look in wales, severe pressure on the nhs, more than 50,000 patients waiting than two years for their operations . you years for their operations. you look in france and germany , look in france and germany, they're intensive care units are saturated. my counterpart the french minister was saying because been massive pressure on the system as a consequence of the system as a consequence of the pandemic we've got more than 9000 patients still in hospital with covid. and then we had this massive surge going into christmas, a sevenfold increase sometimes as many people with flu compared to the previous month and a hundred times more patients in hospital with flu compared this time last year. so you're right there's been massive pressure on the system. that's why i announced monday a further that's why i announced monday a furthe r £250 million to provide further £250 million to provide very quick support to get more people of hospital into residential care. those people who are fit to be discharged from hospitals all around thousand patients who don't need to be in hospital and can be discharge. that, of course, builds on the funding that we were already allocating at the autumn statement . we prioritised autumn statement. we prioritised social 7.5 billion over the next two years on top of the 6.6 billion that is going into the nhs over the next two years. so we recognised in the autumn statement that was to statement that this was going to be very challenged winter be a very challenged winter because of the legacy of the pandemic . because of the legacy of the pandemic. but because of the legacy of the pandemic . but what we saw in pandemic. but what we saw in coming weeks entries, whether in scotland, wales, but europe was a massive in flu cases that has put enormous pressure onto and ease and that's what i set out with a range measures on monday we're doing on top of the extensive work that was set out in the summer. yeah and you talk about the situation other countries also being incredibly pressurised as well. and yet we hear that the uk has the highest excess rate of any g7 country are nurses are paid worse than most other european countries . most other european countries. and here we are a right leaning paper morning saying, come on rishi, do a deal for britain. get this nurses negotiation done. now other papers that you're quite willing to do , you're quite willing to do, you're quite willing to do, you're quite willing to do, you're quite up for it, but it's number 10 that's blocking it. what's going on are going to what's going on are we going to have backdated payments, have these backdated payments, nurses or not? but we discussing with the unions how we make any settlements more affordable, particularly focusing the coming pay particularly focusing the coming pay review body. but of course, i listened to the representations , the trade representations, the trade unions in terms of the cost of living pressures that they face here and now, but the independent pay review body at what is affordable across piece what is affordable across piece what we're keen to and have been exploring is where there's opportunities to go further through productivity through efficiency looking for example at the significant agency costs looking at offensive to nurses 18 hours as we say in, inspecting patients or looking after in waiting rooms in awful conditions, going home and crying in because they cannot give the care that they have been able to give up until now throughout their career to ask them efficiency, savings them to make efficiency, savings or better productivity when all they're is hang on a they're saying is hang on a minute, i cannot afford to eat properly at the moment, a nurse is food banks and you're is to food banks and you're refusing even discuss the refusing to even discuss the issue just want about issue you just want talk about next year now what we're is this coming year the that would apply from april and it's about how we get the whole assistance working better. one of the things that nurses indeed and that's what we're discussing the trade unions in terms of how get the interfaces how we get more technology how we ensure that people can be avoided. what they say to me is often their frustration, the high cost of agency, the technology is not enabung agency, the technology is not enabling them do their jobs as effectively they want. many of the irritations in terms of, for example, having to phone around, to get information in hospitals. i was at maidstone last week looking at how much better it was for staff, where there's a control centre in place . they've control centre in place. they've invested in technology where they're able to get better flow into the hospital. so there's things we can do better in terms of getting the system to work. that's what the unions themselves said they wanted to see on monday, there's opportunities for us to get those sort of systems in place. so there's a range of things we can do. of course, the pay review bodies is the right process to do that. that's something, as i say, the opposition recognise that we should these things should settle these things through the pay review bodies , through the pay review bodies, but we're listening to the unions, engaging further unions, we're engaging further with today and discussing with them today and discussing that across the government . that across the government. we've got to say goodbye to health secretary, but it's not just about money. all this. i mean, you've mentioned a few times agency staff there and the high of them, but actually high cost of them, but actually agency staff . why do we hire agency staff. why do we hire them in the first place? because there low cost because they there are low cost because they don't or holidays don't have pensions or holidays or all of things. so that's that's a bit confused and just the idea we've got to value the people who work in the health and people who do certain . so and people who do certain. so it's not all just about money and that's what the ambulance drivers are trying draw attention to today . good luck in attention to today. good luck in your efforts and you're case it is and i agree i hope you but i agree one of the things actually when i go and visit and speak to paramedics actually they say to me more than pay their central frustration these those handover delays that causing huge frustration to staff in the ambulance service . that is why ambulance service. that is why we're focussed the patients that could be released from hospital so that's why we're putting extra money into . that issue of extra money into. that issue of what's called delayed discharge in order to free up capacity , in order to free up capacity, fill capacity in the hospitals, failing to freeze up capacity in the departments and tackles . the departments and tackles. what is the central frustration of so other paramedics is ? it is of so other paramedics is? it is those delays . well good luck to those delays. well good luck to you what you're trying to do, steve barclay. and let's everybody can reach a satisfied on this as we move forward we say thank you for time and good luck. thank you very indeed. steve barclay thank you . okay. steve barclay thank you. okay. we'll be back in a moment with more on what the unions think of the government new strike legislation . the government vows to protect lives with a bill to kerb strikes as workers walk out today. strikes as workers walk out today . hello there. very good today. hello there. very good morning to you. just after 7:00 on this wednesday, the 11th of january. thank you for your company, you're watching and listening to breakfast and gb news with amazon. isabel, it was leading the news this morning. unions attacked a new bill aimed at kerbing the impact of strike action, calling it introducing the legislation to business secretary grant shapps said he was duty bound to protect the lives of the british people . lives of the british people. this comes as 25,000 ambulance workers and coal handlers walk out across england and wales today.longer out across england and wales today. longer waits for 999 and 111 calls are expected and there will be fewer ambulances , the will be fewer ambulances, the roads . the foreign secretary roads. the foreign secretary will meet northern ireland's party leaders today to discuss the impact of the protocol . it the impact of the protocol. it follows a breakthrough in negotiations , britain and the eu negotiations, britain and the eu that would give brussels access to uk trade data at the golden globes. steven spielberg the fabled guns and the banshees of sharon, won big last night. the award ceremony, which to screens following a series of controversies last year also saw austin butler win best actor for his portrayal of elvis . lots of his portrayal of elvis. lots of you getting in touch this morning via the usual ways twitter and email. on the strikes julie . i have every strikes julie. i have every sympathy with the nhs strikes. the nhs is on its knees. patients are in danger , dying patients are in danger, dying because of a lack of staff and resources. if they don't take this done now. and god help us all. now here's a very interesting point from lorem. thank you for this laurence, she says ambulances for says regarding ambulances for which we have the strike today . which we have the strike today. i live in the province of british in canada. if we call for ambulance either by air or ground, there is a cost . a cost ground, there is a cost. a cost of $80. that's about 50 quid. and british. brit

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spielberg, step up here. >> a big night for the fableman's and steven spielberg. besting "avatar: the way of water" for motion picture. and spielberg the story of his life. >> i spent a lot of time trying to figure out when i could tell that story. and i figured out when i turned about 74 years old, i said you better do it now. >> reporter: the 80th golden globes were without the fireworks of the will smith oscars. but eddie murphy did surprise while offering advice for a successful career. >> keep will smith's wife's name out of your mouth. >> i'm here because i'm black. >> reporter: host girard carmichael not stepping away. now the hfpa says an expansion of more than 100 members has led to nearly 52% being ethnically diverse. the stars telling me it was time to embrace the show's return. but one star not present, tom cruise, who returned his three globes last year, amid the controversy. >> backstage i found these three golden globe awards that tom cruise returned. >> reporter: the globes are not always the best predigctor of oscar gold but can influence academy nominations. austin butler winning best actor in a drama for playing

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spielberg, step right up. >> steven spielberg captured two globes for his work on "the fabelmans," inspired by his own childhood, best picture drama and best director. >> i spent a lot of time figuring out when to tell that story. when i turned about 74 years old. >> i said, you better do it now. >> reporter: a big night for "the banshees of inisherin." the film corralling three awards, best musical or comedy and best screenplay. least year's show was not televised following an explosive "los angeles times" report exposing the lack of diversity among members of the hollywood foreign press association and alleged ethical lapses >> settle, settle. >> reporter: first time host jerrod carmichael kicked off the show with an understated start but didn't mince words when addressing the controversy >> i won't say they were a racist organization, but they didn't have a single black member until george floyd died. >> reporter: still the show looked to rebound from its troubled past. >> well, we're just going to keep the black girl magic going. quinta, get up here, girl. >> reporter: actors of color took home many of the night's top prizes "everything everywhere all at once" ke huy quan and wakanda forever's angela bassett bassett paying tribute to her late co-star in the franchise chadwick boseman. >> we were surrounded each and every day by the light and spirit of chadwick boseman. >> reporter: and veteran actress michelle yeoh clinched her first win for her mind-blowing lea role in the comedy "everything everywhere all at once." >> this is also for all the shoulders that i stand on, all who came before me who looks like me and all who are going on this journey with me forward. >> reporter: while jennifer coolidge checked in her first globe, thanking "the white lotus'" creator. >> you sort of changed my life in a million different ways. my neighbors are speaking to me and things like that >> reporter: the top prize went to austin butler for his rocking performance in the "elvis" biopic. >> and the presley family, thank you, guys. thank you for opening your hearts, your memories, your home to me. >> reporter: eddie murphy accepted the cecil b. demille award and gave others his so-called blueprint for success. >> pay your taxes, mind your business, and keep will smith's wife's name out of your [ bleep ] mouth! >> reporter: people were loving that on the tv side, "abbott elementary" won best comedy, "house of the dragon" took best drama. kevin costner best actor for "yellowstone" but couldn't make it because of the extreme weather. it led to another highlight of the night when regina hall, who accepted the award on his behalf, didn't buy his absence it became a tongue-in-cheek-moment and clarified he had to shelter in place in santa barbara and said let's pray, everyone some laughed, some didn't. >> great moment too. jason will be back in a bit with another highlight of the night, talking about the fashion. jennifer coolidge, michelle yeoh, angela bassett, three women over 60 slaying it. >> it was good >> kevin costner is over 60 too. >> let's go! >> come on, al >> i'm over 60 and i watched it. >> but "everything everywhere all at once," you have to watch that. >> spectacular. >>> we are looking at sunshine in the northeast record-highs continuing through texas on into the mid plains san antonio in the rockikies and heavy rain out west. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. to keep your data, network, and applicications protected. now you can tackle threats so they don't bring you to a grinding halt. and everyone's going places, including g you. let's create cybersecurity that keeps your business on track. let's create cybersecurity ibm. let's create >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are under a microclimate weather alert as a wave of some light widespread rain moves through the bay area with some breaks in between. we'll continue to see the waves of rain with us all throughout the day and then tapering off tonight as it moves further to the north. so we are still going to see at times some pockets of some heavy rain, and it's going to be the north bay because the highest rainfall >>> and that's your latest weather. weather. >>> coming up, a new semester beginning at the university of idaho today amid the ongoing search for answers in the killing s of four students stephanie gosk is right there for us hey, steph >> reporter: hey, hoda we spoke with the attorney for kaylee goncalves as well as a father and daughter who knew xana kernodle. we'll have what they said about the investigation and their loss coming up. >> thank you very much. >>> and just ahead this morning, we getet into a trtrend that's't unexpepected, espepecially as st into t the big weeeekend of nfn playoff f action americans suddenly buying less beer. >> not this america. busisiness can h happen anytime,e, anywhere.e. so h help yours s thrive ad stay c connected w with the comcasast businessss complee connnnectivity s solution. it's the l largest, fafaste, reliablele network.. adadvanced gigig speed wif. anand cyberthrhreat protecec. startingng at just $49.99 a a month. plusus, you can n save upup to 60% a a year whenen you add comcast t business m mobil. oror, ask how w to get upp to a $ $750 prepaiaid card. complelete connectctivity. one solulution, for r wherever b business takes s you. comcmcast busineness. popowering posossibilities. to find an oscar winner. >> what in the world was ben affleck doing working the drive-through at a dunkin' donuts >> all right carson's's going to o serve up e answswer for us.s. >>>> the new e england guyuy. >>>> looks likike fun. ththat's j.lo o with him wow. >> t they run onon dunkin' thatat's covid-1-19. that's whyhy i got the new upupdated boososter, dedesigned to o help protett against rerecent omicron vavariants. dedesigned to o help protett against rerecent [slice] dedesigned to o help protett against rerecent got it? ththe citi cusustom cashs℠ cardrd automaticically adjs to earn n you more cash backk in youour top eligigible spenend categoryry. hi. ♪♪♪ you u don't haveve to keep ts on r rotating cacategories. ththis is the e only rotatatg i care a about. you u don't haveve to keep ts on r rotating cacategories. ... oror activate e anytg to earn. you u don't haveve to keep ts on r rotating cacategories. yoyour cash baback automatatiy adadjusts for r you. can i get a cucumber water? earn 5 5% cash back that automatically adjusts to your top eligible spend category, up to $500 spent each billing cycle with the citi custom cash℠ card. i love it... 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>> reporter: good morning to you, laura. we're still seeing residual effects of the shutdown that was finally lifted at 6:00 this morning. here we are 90 minutes later and you can see the departures on your left, arrivals on your right this is southwest airlines. a lot of yellows indicates delays, red cancellations. here are the latest numbers from flightaware.com. nationwide there are over 5,400 delays in and out of the u.s. and about 930 cancellations. earlier this morning the faa issued a warning, a notice, saying their computer testimony, their notam system, the notice to air mission system, it shut down. these are issues they talked about closed airspace, closed runways and equipment problems at the airport. they have gotten that back up and running and the fbi has just come out and said they have seen no evidence this is the result of a cyber attack. report be live at oakland international, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> let's check the fact with kari. a lot of green. >>> we are seeing widespread light rain across the bay area that will stay with us for a while. there may be pockets of heavy rain coming in late this morning, but it's mostly going to be focused on the north bay. we'll be watching that and the impact as rain continues. laura? >>> i'll be back with another local news update in half an hour. ♪ >>> we're back it is 7:30 you are looking at the airport in philly. we are following this morning's breaking news. so the faa dealing with an overnight computer outage. it's causing delays from coast to coast. more than 1,200 flights and counting at this hour. a lot of quiet runways. >> need less to say, if you are heading to the airport today, you probably definitely want to call ahead. we will have an update on where things stand from tom costello in a few minutes. >>> a check of the other headlines. we begin in washington. the growing firestorm that surrounds newly elected congressman george santos. the republican from new york has admitted to lying about parts of his resumÉ, including his education and employment history. now two house democrats filed an official complaint with the house ethics committee, hand delivering a copy of that notice to santos' office yesterday, santos insisting, quote, he has done nothing unethical. >>> the united states will start training ukrainian troops on the patriot air defense system in oklahoma later this month. it will consist of under 100 ukrainian service members. the training is expected to take several months. patriot systems use surface-to-air missiles to destroy cruise missiles and other fast-moving airborne targets. >>> a story everybody is talking about. we are talking about the massive billion dollars mega millions jackpot. nobody took home the prize last night, but there were 16 tickets that matched five numbers. each one of those worth a million or more. so let's look at the numbers on your screen. snap a picture. jot them down. there they are. because if you won, breakfast is on you. all right. what's next? 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the critics are saying the fable, mens by steven spielberg is expected to take home the top prize tonight. and perhaps steven spielberg himself for best director in the comedy category. the bets are going towards everything everywhere, all at once. and if you saw that movie, yes, it was very bizarre. but the hollywood hor impressed association. we all know, loves archie party bizarre movies. but competing with that and giving it a run for its money might be the ban. she's of in a sheeran, stalling starring call and barrel, and he is expected to take home the top acting prize. blue. ah, presently, we're being confronted by a new series of pathogens that are emerging out of the deep forest. primarily because planet earth is better known now as planet farm animals that are reservoirs for av pathogens are coming up right up against new agriculture spilling over into the livestock. and then from there, spreading out on to the global travel science is in the middle of a political battle. what direction are we going to continue to conduct our civilization? are we going to continue on this pathway? or are we going to choose a

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spielberg's film lincoln slap, robert. no, i don't. for what it's worth, spielbergs i don't think he's going to be hurt by my my opinion. there. i think he you know, again as you know, it's like analytically children who have difficult childhoods tend to either replicate them for their children their own children or overcompensate it and overindulge and. my sense is that lincoln was far more the latter than the former and i think he became a very attentive and doting kind of father. and we put it this way, i would much rather have had abraham lincoln as a father than as a spouse. it's i was just reminded of a letter from 1859 that we had of robert lincoln writing to one of his friends, saying that he didn't know where they were going to send him to college, but just so he got out of there and i that was really more is than his father. but i also want to defend him, by the way, for him putting his mother later an institution. i she needed to be there and he got out as quickly as he could when. she was able to he he and his mary harlan, his wife, certainly didn't want

spielberg, step right up. >> reporter: steven spielberg captured two globes for his work on "the fablemans." the film, inspired by his own childhood, won best drama and best director. >> i spent a lot of time trying to figure out when i could tell that story, and i figured out, when i turned about 74 years old, i thought, you better do it now. >> reporter: it was also a big night for "the banshees of innershirren." last year's show was not televised following an explosive "los angeles times" report exposing the lack of diversity among members of the hollywood foreign press association and alleged ethical collapses. >> settle, settle, settle. >> reporter: first-time host jerrod carmichael kicked off the show with an understated start, but didn't mince words when addressing the controversy. >> i won't say they were a racist organization, but they didn't have a single black member until george floyd died. >> reporter: still, the show looked to rebound from its troubled past. >> well, we just gonna keep the black girl magic going! >> reporter: as actresses of color took home many of the top prizes. "everything all at once" and angela bassett were awarded for their supporting performances. bassett paying tribute to her late co-star in the franchise, chadwick bozeman. >> we were surrounded each and every day by the light and the spirit of chadwick bozeman. >> reporter: and veteran actress michelle yo clinched her first globe win for her mind-blowing lead role in a sci-fi comedy, "everything, everywhere, all at once." >> this is for all the shoulders i have stand on, all who came before me who looks like me and all who are going on this journey with me forward. >> reporter: while jennifer coolidge checked in her first globe, thanking the "white lotus"' creator. the top prize for best actor went to austin butler for his rocking performance in the elvis biopic. >> and the presley family, thank you, guys. thank you for opening your hearts, your memories, your home to me. >> reporter: eddie murphy accepted the cecil b. demille award and gave others his so-called blueprint for success. >> pay your taxes, mind your business, and keep will smith's wife's name out of your [ bleep ] mouth! >> that was pretty good. >> i like it. >> eddie! >> i think he's the only one who can do that. >> eddie is so great. he remains -- and how wonderful that he got that award for those of us who -- well, i was going to say, didn't see many of these movies. we did see some of these movies. and well, we're surprised some of them won, willie. but we'll keep those to ourselves. >> love eddie. by the way, eddie, that was the big lifetime achievement award that he got. >> that's so cool. >> previous winners get up there for like 20 minutes. he did a two-minute speech, was like, thanks, made his joke, walked out. jennifer coolidge in "the white lotus," boy was she great. you could give the award to about eight people. that movie, "the banshees of innershirren" is picking up a lot of steam. collin farrell could win for best actor. really cool irish movie there. and cate blanchett won. and it looks to be, guys, like steven spielberg'sawards is getting paved with gold here for spielberg on the way. this movie, which we just heard, which is kind of autobiographical, it's how he fell in love with movies and really about his own life. that won best picture and won for best director last night, john. >> and certainly, there's such warmth and affection for spielberg in hollywood. you can see the love there in the room when he got that, especially a story that is about himself. and michelle yo, also, a lot of people really happy, someone who's worked for so long and finally recognized with an award last night. that was great to see, too. >> yeah, i can't wait to see "the fablemans." and also "tar." i've been wanting to see "tar for" for some time. >> and some we have seen of these movies that were honored last night. >> we're not going to talk about that. >> just say it. >> or the college national championship. >> no, we're not going to say it. >>> up next, a look at some of the stories making front page news across the c

spielberg best did really well. spielberg best director that also director for that and that also won drama film . like you won best drama film. like you mentioned, it looks at a young who falls in love with the movies. his parents take him to see greatest show on earth. see the greatest show on earth. and looking at filmmaking and it's looking at filmmaking in america . so that in post—war america. so that one's bit more, think , the one's a bit more, i think, the kind hollywood would kind of hollywood what we would expect might win expect that spielbergwas everything everywhere all once that best actress michelle that won best actress michelle gauss grenoble actress and co—star kiki kwan best supporting actor. so it's nice to see a bit more diversity as well within the award winners night in terms in terms of some of those lady winners and it was mentioned wasn't it the fact that we had one who's 61 who's 61 and the fact they mention that they sort of were obviously delighted that as they've got older their careers have actually expanded rather than being reduced, which is perhaps what they would have expected. yes oh, this is the wonderful thing about us now having so many streaming. it's presenting a lot of opportunity diversity is often also very important looking at race. but we looking at diversity of writers , of at diversity of writers, of experiences, diversity , the experiences, diversity, the stories that are being told in that coming out there and with that, that obviously actors who do like the limelight and do like to sa

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spielberg, step right up here we have "the fabelmans"! ♪ >> announcer: coming to the stage tonight for "the fabelmans" are producer and writer, director, and producer steven spielberg, and writer and producer tony kushner. accepting the golden globe is -- >> i've got to bring my producers up christie and tony who produced this with me and got me through it, and everybody behind me, and everybody else who's watching on television who was part of this amazing ensemble, thank you hollywood foreign press, johnny williams who is right there at the table. [ cheers and applause i could just say one thing that quentin said to me when he gave me this award. he said that they would be so proud. he said that because i was john cassavetes's p.a there was a 16 millimeter camera and a lot of noise and whatever they wanted i ran out to delis and that's why i treat my p.a.'s so kindly because i know what it feels like [ applause ] thank you. >> i'm shocked thank you very much. we're really thrilled. thank you. >> all right because my office is on the universal lot and i'm very involved, and i want to stay on universal lot. i don't want to be the reason this goes too far into the 11:30 news in new york city. so, brian roberts, thank you jeff shell, thank you donald wrangly. thank you everybody at universal and everybody behind the scenes and kristiemacosko who is my mainstay thank you. >> you guys, thank you very, very much. steven spielbergt keeps us alive good night ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the nomination ballot is sent to all eligible members and international voters of the hollywood foreign press association who choose up to five nominees in each category on the fininal ballot,t, the sa memberers and inteternational l voters v vote for onone nomineen each category. informatation concererning the l resultlts is knownwn only to the accocounting firm of ernst & & young, l.l.p. prior to tonight's openening of thehe sealed enenv. gwgwendalyn n tweets, “jujust eating g tiny tacoss and drininking a reded bull in thehe school paparking lo”" gwgwendalyn n tweets, “jujust eating g tiny tacoss whwhich gives s me an ideae. introducining red bullll enenergy infususions, whwhich gives s me an ideae. in two f flavors thahat go t wiwith my tinyny tacos. whwhich gives s me an ideae. hey, g gwen. wannana be our collllege internrn? nenew red bullll infusionss atat jack in t the box. hey, g gwen. wannana be our collllege internrn? ♪ hey, g gwen

spielberg who has been nominated for his movie. it is a really personal movie for him. it is about a kid who happens to love movies and has the same relationship with his mother that stephen spielberginocchio picked up six nods, including worst picture and actor for tom hanks�* portrayal of the puppet�*s dad geppetto. i really change a person, pinocchio. now it�*s time for a look at the weather. yet again, another start to the day with dramatic temperature contrasts across the uk. —9 first thing in rural oxfordshire. travel all the way north to the highlands and it is plus 12 degrees. the big disparity comes because we have atlantic air to the north of the uk and arctic air to the site. we tend to see things the other way around more typically. in the next few days, certainly, though, we will return to a more average temperature bridge across the uk. we will squeeze away this article from the south and we will start introducing some relatively mild air from the north. for this evening and overnight temperatures will hold up across scotland and northern ireland, plenty of cloud here. a weather front comes into the north—west and there will be rain for western scotland in the north o