reporting from beverley hills, i'm stephanie stanton. frances, back to you. >> all right, stephanie, thank you. >> georgia and alabama will battle for the national championship tonight at the mercedes-benz stadium in atlanta. and the president will be attending the big game. even before his arrival mr. trump is already stirring up some disturbances. the naacp is urging people to hold anti-trump signs and wear white to mock the snow flake label being used by his supporters to describe trump critics. another group refused fascism atl plans to take a knee before the game carrying on the nfl's national anthem protests. atlanta police and the secret service are coordinating security efforts ahead of the president's visit. >> for those looking forward to president trump's fake news awards, you'll have to wait. the president saying on twitter, those awards will now be presented on wednesday for the, quote, most corrupt and biased of the mainstream media. the tweet coming as the new scathing new book "fire and fury" is once again raising questio

reporting in beverley hills, i'm stephanie stanton. frances, back to you. >> all right, stephanie, thank you. >> for those looking forward to president trump's fake news awards, you're going to have to wait. the president saying on twitter that those awards will now be presented on wednesday for the, quote, most corrupt and biased of the mainstream media. the tweet coming as the scathing new book "fire and fury" is once again raising questions in the media about the president's fitness to lead. meanwhile, steve bannon is seemingly backtracking on comments he made to the book's author michael wolff. in a new statement bannon reiterated his unwavering support for the president and his agenda and called the book inaccurate. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: brutal cold on the president's return from camp david. while a biting wind blew across twitter as the president blasted again. "i have to put up with a fake book written by a totally discredited author." adding, ronald reagan had the same problem and handled it well so will

for joining us live from stephanie stanton. the country's. first memorial to the members of the. killed by the military dictatorship many activists vanished during the nine hundred seventy s. and one never found. reports from. nature the historian. wants the world to know. the center of the plaza goes through here to the quake it's a sacred space. where only one day a year the sun rays pass directly from one side to the other even to get out of the know. it's here surrounded by seven hundred year old trees that the first ever memorial to one hundred seventy one might put a big tim's of chile's former military dictatorship will soon be formally opened up here. shortly after the nine hundred seventy three military coup could he needs twenty three year old brother nelson a left wing university student was detained by soldiers and never seen again but he made a race for them and that's when i understood for the first time the meaning of state terrorism the fact that i could escape and go into exile explains why i'm alive to tell the story. it took twenty warrants for nelson quoting o

that turns out to be the case but we should see what happens in the coming out of the moment stephanie stanton there in beverly hills have a have a great night last saturday. now the winter deep freeze gripping much of the northeastern united states and canada has brought record breaking cold temperatures washington and new hampshire was one of the coldest places on earth the stall dubbed the ball messiah clone is being blamed for the conditions and nineteen deaths in the u.s. thousands of flights have been canceled or delayed causing widespread traffic like calles. your child is their homes a whole robin these are all top stories about five hundred nigerian migrants stranded in libya have returned home. the nigerian government ordered the immediate evacuation of about five and a half thousand of its citizens from libya after reports of abuse slavery and torture is evident dress traveled with some of them for most of the migrants on this flight it's a mixed feeling of being free at last and that of disappointment they've been through so much over the past years they left with such promise but

stephanie stanton reports. >> reporter: the story of a mom seeking to avenge her daughter's murder took best drama honors at sunday night's golden globe and the film's star francis mcd'or mutual fund won best actress. the women in the room tonight are not here for the food. we are here for the work. >> mcdormund's comments began with stars wearing black on the red carpet to highlight gender inequality with a rousing speech by cecil b. demille award recipient oprah winfrey. >> want all of the girls watching here today to know that a new day is on the horizon. >> gary oldman, best actor in the drama for "darkest james franco. lady bird won best musical or com da and its star won best actress. guillermo del toro, and best animated film went to "coco." >> hulu's the handmaid's trail won best drama and its star best actress. best actress for its star rachel brosnahan. >> they am being seen. >> "this is us" star sterling k. brown captured best actor while aziz ansari grabbed best actor in a comedy, but it was the night's overriding theme of female empowerment. >> it's really great to understa

business used to be done not going to be that way let's get more on this now we're joined by stephanie ten stanton she is live for us in beverly hills so a very different golden globes the sea of stephanie did it fail to you did it feel like a sort of a sea change in the industry. absolutely elizabeth you could definitely feel and see change going on just really live in real time not only did we see these a listers wear black on the carpet as they said they would but then we also saw it translate into the show it sounds and many of the speeches a lot of women stood up they paid homage to the women who came before them those that spoke out about the sexual inequality sexual harassment in hollywood they vowed to continue this movement and you could really feel that their hope now is to increase the number of female directors producers not just in front of the camera but putting more women in positions of power and empowering women so it was really an incredible sight to see and you could really feel that change in motion and away from those very serious issues the golden globes are schools one of th

stephanie stanton joins us now live along the highway. nie, we're hearing it could be closed for at least a few more days. >>> reporter: yes. julie and frank, i'm actually standing on the 101 freeway. i am just south of downtown santa barbara near the san ysidro exit. take a look at what's going on behind me. it is absolutely incredible. in fact, this is the first time i have covered this. so i have been watching it on tv like the rest of you guys. and to come out here and actually see it in person is just -- it's mind-boggling really. what you're looking at are caltrans workers. they are actually working on what they say is a search and recovery effort. they are hoping to not find anybody who may have died under all of that mud and debris. they also told me that they will be bringing in a pump, a new pump, and they will start pumping out the water. at this point, they are still sticking to that monday deadline of trying to re-open this portion of the 101 freeway. but judging by the looks of what we're seeing out here now, that appears to

stephanie stanton is near montecito with the latest on the deadly mudslides. we learned that unfortunately an 18th person has been found dead. >> reporter: yeah, frank. officials held that briefing just in the past hour. they gave an updated number on the death toll. unfortunately, it has risen to 18. they identified that victim as 87-year-old joseph bikel. search-and-rescue teams found him this morning. this is the first body that has been found since searchers began looking for people on wednesday. just a very tragic situation. the number of missing stands at 6. and those victims range in age from 2 to 53. >> the number of missing yesterday was around 43. now the number is down to just 6? >> reporter: yeah, frank. um, that was -- we understand that that was a clerical error. so during one of the briefings yesterday, officials announced the number of missing at 43. they quickly corrected that, we are told, like within an hour. they said it was a clerical error. they then lowered that to 8. and then it went down to 5. at this point, we understand the number of

reporting from beverly hills, i'm stephanie stanton. frances, back to you. >>> stephanie, thank you. >> for those looking forward to president trump's fake news awards, you'll have to wait. the president saying on twitter that those awards will now be presented on wednesday for the quote, most corrupt and biased of the main stream media. the tweet coming as a scathing new book is once again raising questions in the media about the president's fitness to lead. steve bannon is seemingly backtracking on comments that he made to the book's author. michael wolff. in a new statement he reiterated unwavering support for the president and called the book inaccurate. >> reporter: former white house chief strategist steve bannon apparently trying to patch things up with president trump. in a statement, bannon said donald trump jr. is both a patriot and a good man, but bannon had reportedly told the author michael wolff that trump junior and son-in-law jared kushner's meeting with a russian lawyer was treasonous and unpatriotic and that prosecutors

nbc's stephanie stanton reports on the red carpet. >> reporter: it's a night of celebration for hollywood'sd by recent headlines of predatory behavior by industry power brokers. >> i think this year they have to take it a little bit more seriously, given everything that has been going on in hollywood right now. >> this is your ice age, buddy. >> reporter: it's a topic seth meyers has hit on his late night show and will walk a fine line for laughs tonight. >> were really focuses on trying to set a good tone off the top of the show and turning it over to the people that the night is actually about. >> you may think that they were human -- >> reporter: the romantic fantasy "the shape of water" enters tonight with the most nominations at seven, including best drama, but it's no lock to win anything. >> there is no clear front-runner. there are so many great movies that deserve awards. >> reporter: best drama rivals include the '70s newspaper saga "the post" and "dunkirk." >> not only a great world war ii epic, but also delivers something a little unexpected and that could put it over the edge.

stephanie stanton from our sister station in los angeles talked to neighbors in the community of perris in riverside county. >> it is actually shocking. >> reporter: a sentiment echoed by many neighbors in the perris subdivision who can't believe what authorities say went on behind closed doors. >> every time that i walked past their home it is desolate. >> if you lived close, you knew there was something not right. but nothing like that. >> reporter: she moved here two and a half years ago and was told that the family had 12 children. >> you never saw a bike or a skateboard. you never saw that. >> reporter: the home owned by david turpin seen in a mug shot alongside his 49-year-old wife louise. they were arrested on multiple counts of child abuse after they starved and tortured their children. a video camera captured authorities outside of the home. led there by a 17-year-old who reportedly escaped and called 911. inside they found 12 other siblings, many of them chained to their beds, locked in filth. >> why would parents have kids or why would people have kids to treat them like this

correspondent stephanie stanton who is live on the red carpet for us and as you hearing that continuing campaign to highlight the problems around inequality and sexual harassment are you seeing most people opting for black tonight. yes hello to you mary i'm in fact indeed i am let's show you what's happening right now the official start of the red carpet just a few hours away we have seen some a listers come down and so far i've seen the majority of people men and women wearing black and of course as you said hollywood's leading ladies decided to wear black tonight to highlight the sexual harassment scandal that is sweeping through hollywood of course many of them joining together in solidarity this year at this awards show has been dubbed the year of the woman for that reason and for other reasons as well of course we have several talented leading ladies nominated in many categories across the board but it'll be interesting to see what happens once the carpet gets under way here if we do in fact see all of those hollywood leading ladies standing up to that pledge to wear black berry i'

correspondent stephanie stanton has been on the red carpet ahead of the ceremony she spoke to us about whether or not actors have lived up to that pride. let's show you what's happening right now the official start of the red carpet just a few hours away we have seen some a listers come down and so far i've seen the majority of people men and women wearing black and of course as you said hollywood's leading ladies decided to wear black tonight to highlight the sexual harassment scandal that is sweeping through hollywood of course many of them joining together in solidarity this year at this awards show has been dubbed the year of the woman for that reason and for other reasons as well course we have several talented leading ladies nominated in many categories across the board but it'll be interesting to see what happens once the carpet gets under way here if we do in fact see all of those hollywood leading ladies that standing up to that pledge to wear black. but look at stories making headlines for you now nigeria is in the process of flying thousands of its citizens home from libya n

tag me too movement which sought to highlight the issue of sexual harassment in the industry stephanie stanton has more. i am here at the n.b.c. after party for the seventy fifth golden globes and not only was it a night for celebration it was a night of empowering women we saw women now and men a listers dressed in black tonight it was something they vowed to do to really draw attention to sexual harassment in hollywood they also drew attention to the me too and it's kinds of movement. for real lasting change as the change in hollywood and that is something that we're definitely feeling tonight as were some of the winners let's talk about those the big award of the night came at the end best drama that went to three billboards outside adding missouri that's directed by martin mcdonagh also winning it for that show for that movie rather is the best actress prince's mcdormand she is the film star we also saw sam rockwell take home a best supporting actor award we also saw lady bird lady bird did very well winning in several categories including best musical or comedy the film's director read a

tag me too movement which sought to highlight the issue of sexual harassment in the industry stephanie stanton has been on the red carpet in beverly hills. well the golden globes are known as hollywood's biggest party but this here you can really feel a more serious tone here especially on the red carpet i want to show you around take a look at what the carpet looks like right now you can see a sea of black that is because many a listers nominees have pledged to wear black tonight in honor of the me too and the times of movement which of course highlights sexual harassment in hollywood many saying that they will no longer tolerate this and not only in hollywood but in all industries across the board people we talk to my hear on the red carpet as they're streaming by said that they fully support this movement and they also support women in general so yes most people are wearing all black here there are a few exceptions but it is simply taking on a pretty serious tone it'll be interesting to see how the show's host at myer's tackle the issue here given the task of making this show move on having