then the story occupies a space between, on the one hand, then the style jar of woody allen, and theree—form felicity of gravity. there is a sequence where we go flying with the cameras. the performances were brilliant. emma store dominates that. she has to play at acting to be an actor and she does it brilliantly. —— emma stone. it was well choreographed and i love the lyrics. they are now fred and ginger but they are not meant to be. they had the magic but they also have the feet underground and it has the texture of real life. i thought it was charming. it is not afraid to be melancholy or poignant, it is not afraid to do things. it is not tied up afraid to do things. it is not tied up neatly. its strengths are in is sad up neatly. its strengths are in is sa d strea ks up neatly. its strengths are in is sad streaks that makes the joyousness even more.” sad streaks that makes the joyousness even more. i thought the opening five minutes were worth the price of admission alone. it appears to be one shot. it is also... casablanca for our times. that is right. it is a movie that is goo

then what the story as if it occupies a space between on the one hand this nostalgic clunkiness of woody allenree—form fluidity of gravity. we are literally flying. i thought the performances were terrific. emma stone dominates it. she plays somebody who has two go to an audition and act being an actor. i thought the song and dance numbers we re i thought the song and dance numbers were well choreographed, loved the lyrics, i love the way in which... people have said they are no fred and ginger. they are not meant to be. damien chazelle said he wanted to make something that has the magical of musicals but also had its feet on the ground. i think it does have that. i thought it was utterly charming. and it is not afraid to be melancholy or poignant, it is not just everything is tied up neatly, it is -- just everything is tied up neatly, it is —— it's just everything is tied up neatly, it is —— its strengths are in its sad it is —— its strengths are in its sa d strea ks it is —— its strengths are in its sad streaks which makes the joyousness even more. i thought the opening five minutes was wort

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it's featured in woody allen's 2013 movie blue jasmine. >> when a director comes here, it's like a playground for them. a good director will come here and use san francisco to the fullest. every scene you have hills, you have we fluctuations. >> reporter: san francisco writer peter hartlob has kept track of the movies made here. from classics like vertigo to moves that would never be called classics, many locals watch them anyway over and over. in a recent poll, readers voted mrs. doubtfire the most comedy movie shot in san francisco. scenes from the movie were also shot right here. >> i'm looking for my father now >> reporter: and the bay area has starred movies disguised as something else. this scene from the godfather shot here because he thought the neighborhood could pass for an east coast suburb. >> bureaucratic school >> reporter: and raiders of the lost arc wasn't supposed to be in san francisco but director steven spielberg thought he could get away with using san francisco city howl to look like washa -- hall it look like washington dc. and one of the most iconic chase scenes in a m

woody allen too. >> he was the lead in his movies. he was in them.t shamelen. >> you heard about the disney movies, right. >> what about them. >> the fact that sometimes in the disney movies, from the past. >> yeah, from back in the day. >> a laden and lion king. >> dirty stuff. >> messages. >> little will will mermaid. >> little mermaid. >> i saw that when i was younger and i started to go back and watch minutes. >> well, i will tell you in the commercial. >> okay. >> let's make you smile, it is another cooking segment but is there something out there called glitter slime. >> oh. >> and roberta has borax. >> laundry detergent from a three stooge about that. >> those old commercial from his bo rax i didn't know it was made anymore. we will learn how to make this glitter slide. when we do these teases i like to have you in the shot. >> yes, you do. >> television is about humans, relations between human beings , not objects. >> slime. >> this will be fun. >> yes. important action. >>> a look at ultimate doppler radar shows us a few smatterings have of

. >> reporter: as woody allen put it, 80% of success is showing up. >>> now at 6:00, mixed messages fromresident-elect trump over russia's role in our election. >>> a scare in the air as worker gets trapped in a cargo hold on a flight to dulles. tonight the questions about saf safety. >>> more rain in our forecast is for tomorrow as well as many of us prepare to go back to work for the first time in the new year. >>> news4 at 6:00 >>> first night of politics you can expect big crowds and tight security when donald trump is sworn in as president. it's 18 days from now. >> all this amid a new era in washington. the new congress will be sworn in tomorrow. republicans have a big to do list. >> we have team coverage of the transition. we begin with steve handelsman. >> democrats here on the hill do not have the numbers. they don't have the votes to save the affordable care act. soon they will lose the president who's veto they downed onto stop republican repeals. but led by him, democrats will keep fighting. push back from the president. home from hawaii, barack obama will go to capitol hill

it's featured in woody allen's 2013 movie, "blue jasmine". >> when a director comes here it's lake a playground for them. they will come and use san francisco to the fullest. every scene you have hills and weather fluctuation. you can add to your film if you come and shoot here. >> san francisco chronicle writer has kept track of the major hollywood movies made here. he said from classics like "vertigo" to movies that would never be called classics, many locals watch them anyway over and over again. in a recent poll in the chronicles readers voted mrs. doubt fire the best comedy movie shot in san francisco. scenes were also shot here right at ktvu. this scene from "the god father" in ross because he thought it could pass for an east coast suburb. raiders of the lost arc wasn't supposed to be in san francisco but he thought he could get away with it looking like washington d.c. >> one of the most iconic scene started here on columbus as the cars made a left on to chestnut street. "bullet" and "dirty harry" are the two pillars of movies where you look around and see all kinds of neighb

. >> reporter: and as woody allen put it, 80% of success is just showing up. in the district, amy cho, news4. >> if you need inspiration to get to work, look at this guy. that is robert marshon, 105 years old. tomorrow he will try to break a cycling record. two years ago, became the oldest person to bike 17 miles in one hour. he's going to try to do it faster and farther this time in front of a huge crowd. >> former fireman and lumberjack, lives in france. >> tough guy. >> tough guy! that guy is awesome. >> good luck. >>> tom kierein, one more check of the weather. >> we're not quite done with the rain yet. although the bulk of it has pushed through to our north and east. still getting some moderate showers. areas you see in the yellows and the oranges from lore ray to winchester along the corridor heading up toward frederick and and the metro area getting light to moderate showers. prince william coming into montgomery county and the district. some lighter showers farther south and east of us. we may still have a few more in the afternoon, a little bit of dri

what the story does is it occupies a space between on the one hand this nostalgic clunkiness of woody allens it, for me. she plays somebody who has to go to an audition and act being an actor. that's a really hard thing to do. i thought the song and dance numbers were well choreographed, i loved the lyrics, i love the way in which... people have said they are no fred and ginger. they are not meant to be. chazelle said he wanted to make something that has the magical of musicals, but also had its feet on the ground. that had the texture of real life. i think it does have that. i thought it was utterly charming. and importantly, it is not afraid to be melancholy or poignant, it is notjust everything is tied up neatly, it is... its strengths are in its sad streaks, which makes the joyousness even more. i thought the opening five minutes was worth the price of admission alone. it's brilliant. it appears to be one shot. i looked at it... also, we have talked about casablanca being remade, badly — this is casablanca for our times. in many ways. absolutely right. it is a movie that is good enough

what the story does is it occupies a space between on the one hand this nostalgic clunkiness of woody allen a scene where we are literally flying. i thought the performances were terrific. emma stone dominates it. she plays somebody who has two go to an audition she plays somebody who has to go to an audition and act being an actor. i thought the song and dance numbers were well choreographed, i loved the lyrics, i love the way in which... people have said they are no fred and ginger. they are not meant to be. damien chazelle said he wanted to make something that has the magical of musicals but also had its feet on the ground. it has the texture of real life. i think it does have that. i thought it was utterly charming. and it is not afraid to be melancholy or poignant, it is notjust everything is tied up neatly, it is... its strengths are in its sad streaks which makes the joyousness even more. i thought the opening five minutes was worth the price of admission alone. it's brilliant. it appears to be one shot. also, we have talked about casablanca and being remade badly, this is casablanca

woody allen movie. >> that would be like a woody allen movie. >> it would. >>> it's time to begin theirst full week of trading with donald trump as president of the united states. we finish would a gain of 8% of the dow and 6% for the s&p 500. to talk more about it all is global market strategist at jp morgan asset and manager at luvine asset management. bob, why don't we talk about what this means, the first week of the trump aed ministration and he's planning to meet with congressional leaders today and we could see actions, executive orders on things like immigration and trade this week. what does that mean for wall street? >> i think wall street needs to see prioritization. they loved the idea that we have a pro grow president. but we had a press conference, an inaugural address and he really didn't talk about those issues. he's got to come back to i'm going to cut taxes, reform taxe taxes. >> he has an executive order limiting regulations. and two other regulatory issues will come out but you want to see and does that mean you think it market is going to pause? >> tax reform repa