the silicon valley education foundation came together with the hispanic foundation of silicon valleyher nonprofit organization in the santa clara county office of ed. and we all got together and decided how can we lift the latino community here in san jose? what is that going to take so that we have long lasting sustainable economic mobility for the students in east san jose? so we got together and the research is there on what needs to be done and put together an initiative and then sought funding. and we were able to launch at the beginning of last year, in january of 2023. this initiative is actually two-prong. the first prong is the short term funding for supplemental services that the school districts in east san jose cannot afford. the much more important prong is the long-term funding solution that the state of california must address so that the students in east san jose can thrive, that they can become the workforce of silicon valley, and that we can secure an economically mobile future for them. damian: because right now we're not guaranteeing that, right? right now by what

if you're heading south through the valley, you are moving down the valley right? or moving up the valley. excuse me. it helps if i get it right. the first time. right. so they're moving up the valley. so when we talk about jubal early counter in just a few minutes, he's going be moving down the valley towards, the potomac river. so if i say david hunter moves up the shenandoah valley, what he's trying to do ultimately is target the city of lynchburg, which is a vital railroad hub in the southwest part of virginia. but david hunter is going to introduce a new brand of warfare to virginia in the early summer of 1864, david hunter is a radical republican. david hunter is one of those guys who doesn't just want to beat the confederacy. he wants to punish the confederacy. he's been branded an outlaw by another jefferson davis for his recruitment of black soldiers in the carolinas. and so as he moves up the valley, hunter's men will start to burn and pillage parts of the valley. and that really reaches climax when he gets to lexington, virginia, home of the virginia mil

they had to comment freely on the valley's dance. the deputy had over the state that you must foreign affairs coming to rejected speculations of the position if he hadn't died of natural causes and for an office box. whom exactly. oh, i took the opportunity to criticize the last, once again saying that if it was still no results over the forensic investigation boxes, it last was still drawing its own conclusions. she was apparently referring to numerous reactions from best and politicians and to reach criticism on the russian politics of the crown and present food include the house and 2nd scene and your re do we know how people are reacting to this? i mean, you know, he was a well known mine in russia. what are people saying about this? absolutely, people are shocked even though it was pretty quiet to both involved in the last few years because he was in prison. he just mentioned, sometimes a comment on political things, but at all it all, it was quite about him, but people bring up bringing now flowers to the monuments of the polit

of affordable housing in hayes valley. you can't think about housing in the plan area without thinking in the context of redevelopment in the 50 and 60. i don't pretend the committee can solve the problems but can push things in the right direction. so, pushing for turning parcel k also known as proxy freeway parcel in affordable housing sitting there 20years since the freeway came down. i live on a former freeway parcel, parcel h. i bought a condo there 8 years ago and the only reason i could is because i worked in xhacktly the right company at the right time. that is too high a bar to be able to buy a home in this area. people that live and work in the area should be able to own a home there. housing is a human right and hope we can move inch that direction. p i really appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you so much. wow, this is a impressive group of candidates. before-you want to make a comment or hear public comment first? public comment first? okay. mr. clerk, can we please open the item up for public comment?

valley was james longstreet. and it would be his troops who would turgeon and hasten. but old pete seemed insincere to any threat that come from the west. and until bragg insisted on it, he didn't even any troops into the lookout valley. and when he did he only sent one brigade out there. the longstreet did almost to conceal his contempt for braxton bragg. braxton bragg. knowing that longstreet was sort of untouchable politically gave all pete the wide latitude longstreet ignored the of activity in hooker's camps at bridgeport and the movement of troops the suspicious movement of troops across marcus and point. and to make matters worse, there was discontent at the top of the division responsible for lookout mountain and all the points west, all in all that division had been john bell hoods. but hood was badly wounded at chickamauga and longstreet down from petersburg the brigade under. his one of his famous favorite proteges, micah jenkins, who had been commanding a brigade in pickett's division to place jenkins

san mateo coast skyline and around san jose, santa clara valley. this is coming down from the northwest, so some lightrillionain there. a lot of this is high based right there. that's moving by. there's not a lot to it, but some light rain. our main system is to the north. it's now beginning to move into mendocino county, lake county. and i mean look at that line that's moving through right there on the sonoma coast up towards cloverdale. but that is a really cold. see, the cold when you get these right here. those are cold cues. and i think we'll see some. i would not be surprised if there's dusting of snow on the hills around here. it's we're in the 30s in some of the higher elevations, 40s and 50s. now napa airport 39. but the cloud cover coming in, breeze picking up a little bit, sending these temps up. this is a really cold system for the sierra snow will be around 4000ft. winter weather advisories out 6 to 12in of snow forecast for the mountains. this will be more of a powdery nature. a cold rain arrives. we have some light rain in the mornin

in our valleys, like napa valley and sonoma valley and into the east bay valleys, tri-valley, we willnfall totals at one to two inches of rainfall. along the coast and in our hills, we could see rainfall totals of four to five inches. also seeing the snow levels coming down to elevations at about one to 2,000 feet. that's pretty low. the sierra getting a huge amount of snow with all of this cold air, we are expecting several feet of snow in the sierra. if we look ahead to see when we are going to warm up here, the cold blast remains over the bay area. we are taking this all the way out to march 10th, so if you are looking for spring-like temperatures, it may be a while. we may see the snow on the hills lasting a whil the rain will ease up on little on sunday afternoon. another storm system arrives late tuesday into wednesday as we get the next wave of rain and sierra snow. a very active storm pattern here over the next several days. keep the umbrella close by along with the coats and sweaters. >>> this is summit road from northbound 17. a crash first reported southbound 17 around los

host: isn't there a lot of theft , intrigue, espionage in silicon valley?ebastian: there is a lot around the world and there always has been. lucky for us, freedom of information makes it harder to be a criminal. i live in the united states. i am a proud nationalize citizen and one thing i love about the united states is how you can be transparent about people and business. we have the freedom of information act that lets us get information into the public domain. that is unique and helps put limits to what government can do. i believe transparency is a positive force to make it harder for criminals to be criminals. host: growing up in germany where your parents scientists? were you exposed to it you work on today? sebastian: no, my parents were engineers. my mother was a stay-at-home engineer, my father was a struggling engineer with companies that did not work out. i saw a lot of hard work. the thing about germany that rubs me the wrong way is the deep skepticism that germans tend to have. they say this is a great idea. the first question is what is wrong

and then most of us for the inland valleys from napa valley, sonoma to the tri-valley and the south bayd is about 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. but what's been really significant is what the computer models are showing for the sierra. the contours go off the chart here. so just this weekend we're looking at the potential of 98 inches of snowfall. i don't know when the last time i've seen anything like that. but if this really pans out, this could be something that possibly brings us up to 150% of normal. and if you're looking forward to some colder temperatures -- or some warmer temperatures, i should say, it's going to stay on the cool side. take a look at our ten-day forecast for napa, with low 60s extending all the way into the middle of next week. we're going to see big changes ahead. it's not the outdoors weekend that we had last weekend. we have only highs in the low 50s, off and on rain, and parts of our bay area hills and mountains will be coated with some snow. so the first time we've seen that so far this season. >>> mike, you were following up on a number of crashes. >> yeah, an

protect civilians also on the program, tributes and questions over the death of a mex site in the valley. memorials to the russian opposition the to spring up in russia and around the world bottom if booted makes no comment. looked at of his most thoughtful oppenheimer sweeps the board of the basket ethic drawn about the octave boundaries from honors bridges. phil was to take a look at the phil guy. well, welcome to the program. israel has set a deadline for its long plans defensive against kansas, 716 of rafa. beside the army, general buddy guns is a member of the countries will captain us and says is riley troops loans that are sold next month. if i'm asked doesn't freely remaining hostages by ramadan. mostly in podium, monthly is expected to start on the 10th of march. rafa is the last major gas in the city not to be invited by ground troops joining israel's war against time. us on governments and 8 organizations have repeatedly asked israel to span the 60 favoring mass civilian casualties and strikes across cancer as well. because use what it's prime minister has called total victory

in the santa clara valley waking up, it's not as bad. low hanging clouds but i will show you what that looks like on the virtual reality map. it's a lot higher in elevation. as we look at the next days, we are staying dry. high pressure is offshore. we'll see partly cloudy conditions gearing up for first rain showers as early as wednesday. that's valentine's day. if you have outdoor reservations, maybe you want an inside one. thursday, we'll catch a break and gear up for more showers friday night and that's going to kick off potentially a wet weekend for us. this first one moves in wednesday acting like a windshield wiper with rain from the north bay to the santa clara valley. snow for the sierra and then round two friday into saturday with more showers expected into the weekend's forecast. things are still change as we get closer to the days but it is worth noting that it can be a wet valentine's day and wet weekend ahead of us. a dense fog advise are i near novato and petaluma where daytime highs will be in the upper 50s. near san fran

actual thunderstorms still ongoing through the central valley. let's switch over to futurecast and track the rain as we head through the rest of tonight. it will not rain everywhere all the time, but there will still be scattered showers. we'll see more of that developing as we head through the first half of the day tuesday. there will be more widespread rain once the atmosphere warms up a bit. the other aspect of the season, it's breezy, strongest wind gust at the san francisco airport, 38 miles an hour, but it was over 50 miles an hour earlier. the winds die down later tonight. we'll look at that in a few minutes. >>> that wet weather putting a damper on outdoor holiday plans this presidents' day. the oakland zoo, six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo are closed due to the weather. san francisco, botanical garden and japanese teagarden all closed. san mateo county closed several parks and trails. we're seeing power outages scattered across the region. here's the pg&e outage map, not as bad as we experienced during some other recent storms. >>>

kayaking in death valley. they may have to change the name.you can't call it death valley. >> you can't. it's just not the same. all right, well, we've got a stunning look behind us. we do? >> isn't that gorgeous? abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the weekend. sandra? >> yeah, and you know that the video that you just showed dan and ama, that is just wild weather. i want to show you just a stunning views of the setting sun, from our vollmar camera to our santa cruz camera. so take a look and if you like what you see in the other two pictures is exploratorium and golden gate, then you're going to love the weather this weekend. so for the chinese new year parade tomorrow, it couldn't be better weather. it is not going to be raining, although i do hear that rain is supposed to be good luck. sunshine, mild weather, mid 60s at 5 p.m. as the festivities begin, the parade gets underway. the dragon parade at 6:00, clear and comfy 60 degrees and it is going to be a starlit night with temperatures in the upper 50s. later

and this happens all the time in silicon valley why.d salesforce founded in the middle of the financial crisis. we'll talk to an investor who is investing in the next big thing. >> i think the last two years has been really good culturally for the valley. ( captions embedded ). >> james currier on our latest episode of sand hill road. i hear this over and over from investors. there are lots of employees who are very talented and suddenly available. they had great ideas but waited until they left their companies. and this is when you see these -- the next uber, the next google. >> right. >> it's during these tougher economic times. >> right. gives them an opportunity to explore something. >> don't just make billions for you, make it for me. >> all right. thanks, scott. >> a taste of things to come in the bay area with last night's record-setting all-star game in indianapolis. nba's best thrilled fans with the most points ever scored in an all-star game. steph curry represented the warriors for the tenth time in his career. came off the b

it shows over a one-year period ending in june of last year, silicon valley added at 2700 jobs.ut the year before it added 88,000 jobs. that's a drop of about 85,000 new hires. still the report shows that the median household income in the area is on the rise, and silicon valley's economy remains relatively healthy. >>> okay, this is a bummer. the oakland a's are no longer rooted in oakland. sky ranger overhead the coliseum today as crews were removing that signage that reads rooted in oakland since 1968. the sign is coming down ahead of opening day on march 28th. team leaders have made it clear that they want to move to las vegas, but the question remains where will they play until the vegas stadium is ready? sourcessay sacramento is the front runner to host tha's perhaps you know me as, "the dragon warrior." po. master shifu. that's much worse. i will become the world's greatest villain by destroying the world's greatest hero. what is it you're holding? a cookie. ah! one last dragon warrior smackdown. oh come on! i'm gonna lead you right to her front door. shhh. achoo! [ passi

the end effect is truly the seetf silicon valley. incredible iterationpe.t is launched, fail, learn, relaunch. i've see it over and over again. whoever minimizes the duration of each iteration wins. sebastian: i could not add anything to that. host: what is a typical day like for you? sebastian: a typical day -- changing diapers right now. the joy of two small children. a lot of work that i personally do is empowering my teams that i work with. i do this by setting a vision of something that is hard to attain and then providing a safe space to the experiment, how to reach this vision. an analog i would give is imagine you find yourself in the mountains and none of them had ever been climbed. go back 100 years, to climb mount everest. how would you do this? you cannot pick up a book that says here's how you climb the mountain. you've got to take some chances and as you climb, you take your best guess. hopefully you will never climb the same false summit again. there are days when you cannot see the peak, you have to believe it is there. yet to go on faith, g

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this is just east of carmel valley. this video here is from 2021. a year after that fire. now, officials are urging residents to monitor the weather, be ready to leave and don't wait for alerts or mandatory evacuation orders. the storm that blew through the bay area yesterday caused a large tree to fall in santa rosa. it happened on fourth street in the downtown area. firefighters say the tree took down power lines leading to an outage. there were no reports of any injuries. to stay on top of the weather, download the ktvu fox local lab. there you'll find the latest updates on this storm. it is a free download for your smart tv. >> the small town community of burnsville, minnesota is mourning tonight after two police officers and a firstrillionesponder were shot and killed early this morning. it happened a few miles south of minneapolis. the officers were responding to a domestic violence call in a suburban neighborhood. authorities say a man was armed and barricaded inside a home with family members, including seven children, ages 2 to 15. the situation prompted a large r

i _ valley has been reinstated. thank you very much, i will— valley has been reinstated.ome - valley has been reinstated. thank you very much, i will come back. valley has been reinstated. thank| you very much, i will come back to you very much, i will come back to you in a moment. some more developments. a moscow court has ruled the detained american journalist should remain injail until at least the end of march. also the fsb says it has arrested a russian—american dual citizen suspected of treason and raising funds for ukraine. these pictures show a 33—year—old woman detained in the remote ural region of russia, understood to be a resident of los angeles who stands accused of proactively collecting funds that would fund aid and military supplies for ukraine. in russia treason is punishable up to 20 years in prison. a russian military pilot has been killed in spain. he piloted his helicopter across—the—board to ukraine saying he was opposed to the invasion of ukraine, his death has been confirmed by ukraine's main intelligence directorate. ijust want to pick up on that

the lake is in death valley's badwater basin. it formed in august in the aftermath of hurricane hillary. the lake gradually shrank, but the recent atmospheric rivers have now filled it back up. death valley is the driest place in north america, typically gets about two inches of rain per year, but it has received more than double that much in the past six months, and usually here in the bay area, our temperatures hover right around 60 to 62 degrees. >> good evening everybody. today boy, did we just bonk that theory. 70 today in napa, 70 in hayward, 70, in morgan hill. it felt so good. didn't it? okay. so we have the cloud cover, but still the warm air mass settled into place. 67 degrees apiece, anywhere from sfo banking through san mateo, redwood city, redwood shores, atherton, woodside, across the bay was in the mid 60s in concord and clayton. and then now we have this. the clouds have parted. so you're able to see the full moon this evening. oh boy, isn't that beautiful. temperature wise, we're in the 50s and 60s across the boa

daytime highs topping off in the local 60s down to the santa clara valley. all the way up into the peninsula we go along 101. low 60s near san francisco today with light winds which allow for that fog to roll its way in throughout san francisco. we have big changes in the forecast. starting tomorrow, we are under a first alert weather day tomorrow and sunday as we gear up for the cold front approaching. this is an atmospheric river and as it moves its way in, it brings in heavy rain at times. we have downed trees and power outages possible from the system. it starts to die down a little bit as we gear up for sunday forecast. that will build into next workweek's forecast, bringing in a series of showers to kick off next week. we are seeing partly cloudy skies at times. we have an inch expected in the north bay with a similar trend along our coastline and then it dies down into sunday morning. >>> we are kicking off our first day of the silicon valley autoshow. lauren toms has a look at the latest cars, trucks, eps and more. >> right now, i am inside of the te

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there's structural change going on and the good call made the valley rate. but now fossil fuels are on their way out to farmer coal region has transformed and is being used in a completely different way you start up to taking over also in this week show the energy transition. new technology is to help the climate, the solar industry. there's competition and candidates plans on the road to success in industry that leads phasing out over the next few decades. the global fossil fuel industry is going to change with a new opportunities, jobs and even levels of press. barry will arise, but for one region in germany, the transition is most critical is and if i can contribute to driving this hydrogen in production and i'll be extremely proud of myself. and this actually, if it doesn't work in the real reason it won't work anywhere under the ruler valley used to be germany's industrial power house with its coal mines and steel manufacturing. the region is located in germany's far west, close to the netherlands and belgium section. so it says i used to be a coal mine

our mornings will be very chilly with some of our inland valleys like santa clara valley and the trivalleya valley in the upper 30s to start each day and san francisco will also be watching out for a chance of rain this evening and then a mix of sun and clouds for the weekend with highs in the upper 50s. marcus and laura? >> thank you very much, kari. >>> happening now, a man accused of shooting into a peninsula church is set to be arraigned. it happened last month in south san francisco. no one was injured and the front window was blown out and a few hours later police arrested that suspect, 23-year-old damari augustine. he's expected to face charges including attempted murder. >>> we have more super bowl coverage when we return right here on nbc bay area. ahead, we'll introduce you to a young 49ers fan turned social media celebrity. his incredible story you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state departme

some of that will spill from the central valley towards concord into the tri-valley, but it shouldn't take long to dissipate. we should see improving visibility late morning and should be gone by lunchtime tomorrow. patchy fog the rest of the bay area to start the day, widespread chilly temperatures, mid- to upper 30s inland with low 40s along the bay and coast. our temperatures warm up to within about 3 to 6 degrees of what's normal for this time of year, one more day of cooler than normal temperatures and then close to average saturday and sunday, right around 60 degrees in san jose, but probably falling just short of hitting 60. these temperatures, 3 to 6 degrees below normal, mid-50s inland and the east bay and around the bay, along the coast 50s, temperatures around or slightly above 60 degrees for this time of year. that's where we'll be over the weekend with a gradual trend towards above normal temperatures as we head into monday, tuesday, and wednesday. let's look at the ten-day temperature outlook after the dog walking forecast for tomorrow. this is roscoe who is prepared for

no valley has died in prison. the penitentiary service said my son, the valley became ill after a walk and lost consciousness. he was 47 years old and not a source saying a blood flowed is believed to have caused the death. we're here at all to the international way of photo and investigating this breaking news. we'll get you all the details the moment we get. so i sure think it is now to iran quickly where the tourism industry apparently doing well that's according to the countries administer of cultural heritage. and this will limit the backdrop of the largest event in the industry. the 17th tyrone international tourism exhibition is where a corresponding reports from the most rich tapestry of diverse ethnic groups. the persians, arabs, curves and better cheese each have their own distinct traditions, languages, a tire and full music at the international tourism exemption. visitors from all corners of their own cultural mosaic have come together to showcase their unique heritage and the on tap tours and treasure

slow county, some of the interior valleys. tomorrow we start out with temperatures in the 40's, but it will be dry as we head toward 8. still, some patchy fog linger around even inside the bay, but beginning to break up in spots, move into the upper 40's around the bay area by 10. i just partly cloudy skies. temperatures going to be warming up. looks like it is going to stay dry for now. nice little break in the stormy weather. how long will that last? we'll talk about that in a tent and forecast coming up in a few minutes, a bicycle safety instructor wants to raise awareness after a woman was hit and killed by several cars this week in palo alto. >> on 4 sarah stinson visited the site where it happened. >> tim, we left the tech industry in 2016 to dedicate his life to teaching by school safety. he works with multiple organizations in silicon valley to prevent crashes involving cyclists and cars. when we heard about a woman killed while riding her bike in palo alto on monday night. it is terrible. he says he had to go to the s

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-that's modena down in the valley and we have the apennines behind us.o, when you look at a place like parma, the reason those hams are aged so well and have a particular flavor is because a crosswind blows all the way down into the valley. the valley then heads out to the adriatic sea and creates this kind of microclimate. -[massimo] it's about the fog. -[lara laughs] -oh fog! -oh fog! oh fog, thanks to you! the fog and humidity really makes the difference in all this. the humidity that comes from the apennines, that protects from south is cool but not too cool. hot summer, cold winter and creates the perfect microclimate in emilia-romagna. even the region's beloved fresh pasta is explained by this humid climate which means soft wheat can grow here, a very different breed from the heat-loving, dry durum wheat of the south. if you don't believe in god you believe in tortellini in modena, you know? you understand? it's like a religion! and nobody's tortellini are as good as your grandmother's. it's true. massimo grew up in modena and is obsessive about th

little closer to that livermore valley area.nitely plan for some brake lights there but it's clear the rest of the way once you are past that point to the dublin interchange. ♪ i left my heart in san francisco ♪ >> take in that beautiful energy this morning. remembering tony bennett. by dedicating a cable car to the legendary crooner in san francisco. by the way, you can catch a ride on tony's cable car on the famed california street line. that car built in 1907 will carry passengers up california street and every time it will pass tony bennett way. >>> it is 6:18. on this wednesday morning. a defeat they will never forget. we head inside the 49ers' locker room hearing from the team about - [announcer] our world is constantly changing, and every day stanford medicine advances our understanding. our world class school of medicine and adult and children's health systems work together, expanding what we know and sharing what we discover, to make breakthroughs both possible and accessible. stanford medicine, advancing knowledge, imp

that's mary depressing costs and i met in a valley here in bell. and when he was trying to recover from the poisoning attack in germany, and i also talked to him about the great coverage of take to go back to the country because he did to that didn't go, he's probably not paid for that coverage with his life for funded, have that isn't what keeps the sides to i'm leaving. returning to the pre planning shed. you schultz said it was a show of solidarity and bunch of them claim to try out enough to get into the through years after the start of this horrible war. we are sending a crystal clear message to the russian presidents of some cause we will not waver in our support for ukraine onto the we continue, you know, this is done with the ukrainian people didn't fight the fest. and as i to still cut, you know, on the cutting president. so lensky welcomed the agreement, uninfected it was about more than the face of ukraine when i g 's. now this is a very important document. it's not just about some new direction in our cooperation. it's about geometry on

down into the santa clara valley, upper 60s. that is the spot i would not be shocked if we see a 70 or two. each of these shows you what the weather will look like and we see clouds in the forecast kind of like what you see above me. tomorrow will be more sunny and then after the cold front moves through, we have a splash of showers with sunshine. this is the light at the end of the tunnel. we will keep you updated on that. >>> we are less than two weeks away from the march primary elections here in california. across the country and here in california, there seems to be a tone of disillusionment him and -- among many in voters. 58% of people between the ages of 18 and 34 are still unsure if they will vote in november. group of palo alto high school students who are not even old enough to vote themselves are on a mission to change that. >> it is a historic moment for los altos high school students. >> this is the first ever candidates forum for primary elections hosted by high school students in american history. >> it was this

here southbound 680 through the tri-valley.dents on that stretch through sunol, but we did see rain travel through and they may be tapping the brakes because the conditions continue to change. watch slick roadways. we don't have any major issues for timing. vasco road creeping up toward 20 minutes out of marsh creek and contra costa county toward 580. a smooth drive. take your time. lower speeds because the conditions do require that in many spots. we have surface street flooding. watch the off-ramps especially. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> it is 5:39 right now. new turbulence on the assembly line. still ahead on "today in the bay," production trouble for boeing's 737 max planes, weeks after the midair scare that grounded its entire fleet of max 9 jets. >>> and house republicans say a powerful new border bill is dead on arrival. we'll look at why. >>> plus, putting some pep in our step ahead of super bowl sunday. we're going to meet some 49ers cheerleaders working overtime to cheerleaders working overtime to help bring the

all told, own chantel moore for the visitacion valley neighborhood association hosting the event at the asian pacific american community center. city leaders came to join the fun, including state comptroller malia cohen, who grew up in the city. >> what i've admired growing up is just how there's generally national traditions that are passed down from grandmother to daughter to granddaughter, and you see it here today. you have young children helping serve food to their seniors and it's just an opportunity where communities are coming together. >> today's party follows a joint gathering held in visitacion valley last weekend that celebrated black history month and lunar new year together in hollywood. >> the movie oppenheimer was one of the big winners at last night's 20th annual screen actors guild awards, picking up the award for outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture. the film's star, cillian murphy, won the award for male actor in a leading role , and robert downey jr won for his supporting role in that same film. the holdovers took home the sag award for best picture

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