. >> even he had expected to hear casey >> it was a shock. my wife screamed in my ear. >> unexpected in the best female actor category different from the academies, emma stone earned "la la land"'s only award of the everything. in the supporting categories, oscar favorite viola davis won for "fences." as did "moonlight"'s mahershala ali. and since he is also in the cast of "hidden figures" the acclaimed 42-year-old a winner on the night. >> is it good it is happening for you at this stage in your life opposed to ten or 15 years ago? >> absolutely. i believe you only get what you can handle. now knowing what all this entails, i may have had a difficult time handling that ten years ago. >> and the portrayal of marcia clark in "people versus o.j. simpson" among the most acclaimed work. >> how does it make you feel as an actor that worked for a long time? q: we have breaking news to get to right away out of arlington where police are investigating a suspicious death. you can see tom roussey ready to go. what is the latest? tom: we are in the arli

richard: now we try to reach casey patton several times. he did not return our phone calls but look at the tweet he sent out late this afternoon. he says patton wanted to politely tell trump many of his employees are nervous about the future of america and their place in it. coming up at 5:00, emotional debate. more business owners waying in. richard reeve, abc7 news. >> tonight president trump is supposed to announce his nomination for the supreme court. he would fill the seat vacatedded by the late justice antonin scalia who was viewed by a conservative on the high court. stephanie ramos has more on a potential legacy-making pick for trump. stephanie: his finalists are young enough they could sit on the court for decades and tip the balance toward conservatives on the bench. in the a primetime presentation we will hear who president trump has chosen to take a seat on the supreme court. >> we'll see you in a little while. we'll announce a supreme court justice who i think everybody will be impressed with. see you about 8:00. stephanie: the

. >> casey affleck. garfield. >> ryan gosling in " land." vigo mortenson. and supporting actor ali getting the first oscar nomination. and jeff bridges, michael shannon. "la la land," 14 record-tying oscar nominations. it's up for best picture and the top contenders "moonlight" "manchester by the sea" "hidden figures." this year diversity. the #oscar so white is a thing of the past. >> this year we had an abundance of films that represented inclusion. >> the academy says it continues to work on inclusion. nominees are getting ready for the big night. and jimmy kimmel is repairing to stake the stage as the host. alison: it's amazing how many nominations "la la land" got really films that did so well. larry: yeah. 14 ties a record. so many tough categories. best supporting actresses. alison: it always is. larry: watch them here and you can tune in for kidd o'shea's report the weekend of the awards. he has bags packed. alison: still ahead. the song that advises against chasing waterfalls. but this wouldn't be tough to catch. larry: later, will president trump

richard: one resident casey key is one of the 128,000 drivers caught in the congestion here every day. >> defin like i said, anything that would change the t is now, especially in haymarket is awesome. richard: planners say it will prevent t-bone crashes since cars will be moving side to side. there will be plenty of traffic lights and signs directing drivers on which way to go. >> it will need time to get used to. it will avoid traffic and it's a positive thing. richard: you can see the traffic here is very busy. the interchange will close at 8:00 friday night for final work and reopen 9:00 a.m. on saturday morning. in haymarket, richard reeve, abc7 news. maureen: the national zoo is having a friendly competition in which everyone comes out a winner. it's about cute animals. surprise! and it started with a national zoo tweeting a picture of a gray seal pup. since then the virginia aquarium, zoo atlanta and the bronx zoo all joined in the competition. id judge of who is cuter but i nominate doug hi cute is. alison: he's cute. doug: i'm also on loan from the baltimore zoo. we thank the

. >>> senator bob casey sat down with vice president mike pence to make sure pennsylvania's needs are heard by the new administration, casey talked about investments and infrastructure in the ski stone state and trade. he told pence that the incoming administration must take swift action to protect pennsylvania workers and that all countries are playing by the rules when it comes to trade. for a long time pennsylvania workers got the shortened of the stick on trade and that has to change. stay with 6 abc news for coverage of the inauguration. we'll have live reports, all the happenings from the nation's capital leading up to friday's big event. >> a federal judge in florida denied bond today for the man charged with killing five people at the ft. lauderdale airport. esteban santiago will be held without bond until his trial and an agent testified that he said he was in touch with like minded people in jihadi chat rooms that were planning attacks. and santiago could get the death penalty if convicted. >>> and the malaysian airlines plane is officially suspected. crews have found no tra

calling on pat casey and toomey to block the nomination. that call to action came as a nationwide conference focused on lgbt rights started in center city. more than 4,000 attendees are expected for the national lgbt task force creating change conference. the event runs through the 22nd. >>> a 27-year-old montgomery county woman is headed to trial accused of supplying heroin to an overdose victim. 27-year-old gwen prabish is facing charges the death. and admits to selling heroin to the victim and tests revealed she was actually selling fentanyl. and they want this case to send a message to other drug dealers. >> the heroin epidemic going on and this is just another tool to use to show how serious we are and how we are going to, if you sell in montgomery county and someone dies, we are going to come after you. >> she faces five years or more behind bars if convicted. she'll be back in court in may. >>> newly inaugurated governor, john carnie already at work, he was inaugurated yesterday and today he signed his first piece of legislation as g

. >> note the qualifier, casey is not confident that the republicans in power or the new occupant will present opportunities for compromise, that means making their case for their plans directly to the american people. turning disagreement into debate. >> we have to have solid ideas we are willing to put forward we can't just say no. >> we are excited about what we can get done. i was frustrated for six years, i know think we have a real opportunity to get our economy growing again. >> well republicans have a long list of legislative priorities they hope to start enacting literally 12:01 tomorrow afternoon. for democrats it's a wait and see for them. how the president will line up with those of the republicans that now control congress but they are ready, willing and able to work with them again where they can. >> we'll keep an eye on that starting at 12:01, coming up donald trump has been very effective with communicating with the american people using social media. we look at his use of twitter and what every day americans are saying about that, and lawmakers in the tell wear valley

bob casey went to international airport to support protesters there. >>> a suspected hit and hit-ann driver is being tested for dui after police say he hit and killed two sisters on the boulevard. the action cam was on the southbound side of the boulevard at large street. the driver kept on going after running into the 10 and 19-year-old before midnight. the suspect was arrested after leaving the scene. the driver's wife was in the jeep with him, she is being questioned and not facing any charges. the action cam was in the somerdale sex of philadelphia, where a car hit a -- somerdale section where a car hit a child. we're told the child is in critical, but stable condition at st. christopher's hospital. no word if any charges will be filed in this case. >>> a west philadelphia community is speaking out about a grandmother's bravery seconds before a hit-and-run driver took her life on friday night. bob brooks has more from the heartbroken neighborhood. >> reporter: the hunt is on for the driver of this white minivan responsible for slamming into a 48-year-old grandmother carrying her

. >> reporter: it included tom wolf and bob casey and mayor kenny. kenny said in part by several account these families waited months to obtain the proper documentation so they could come to the country legally. the trump administration may have very well given these families a death sentence. >> i'm very proud to be syrian, you want to kick me out because i'm syrian. i don't mind, but i'm proud to be american, too. >> reporter: the federal ruling is a temporary win for protesters here, that doesn't mean those detained can see their families in the states, they will not be deported. you can expect a fight from the administration up until an after the hearing set for february 21. reporting at philadelphia international airport, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> we have learned that the travel ban also e. legal residents of the u.s. who have green cards. if they are currently traveling out of the county, it could mean they will not be allowed back in. princeton, university is among the schools urging students to delay travel to seven nations.

. >> reporter: tom wolf senator bob casey and congressman bob brady and mayor jim kenny. mayor kenny these families waited months to get the proper documentation to come to the country legally. the trump administration may have given these families a death sentence. >> i'm very proud to be syrian. they want to kick me out because i'm syrian, i don't mind, but i'm american, too. >> reporter: the ruling by a federal judge is a temporary win for protesters here, but that doesn't mean those detained can see their families in the states, they will not be deported. you can expect a fight from the administration up until and after the hearing is set february 21. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> this travel ban is wide reaching, it impacts those who are legal residents of the u.s. with green cards. the department of homeland security official said no one holding a green card has been prevented from entering the u.s., but some were forced to spend long hours in detention before being let back in the country. princeton university urging international students to delay tra

senator bob casey is not so optimistic. >> no. at least so far from what i have seen on the public record. >> the challenge that he jumps from topic to topic and fight to fight so quickly, at times it's hard to even track. >> well, all of that makes the speech tomorrow more important. and everyone has expectations for the speech and lawmakers and many on the stage eaglely and closely listening to the president-elect. >> the lawmakers, the americans who are tuning in and here to see it live. speaking of great places around washington, d.c., lets give you a live look here at the city. this is the lincoln memorial where a big welcome conseverity is about to get underway. toby keith and i number of other performers will take the stage and others are gathering there. president-elect mr. trump expected to stop by and make remarks. we'll bring that live as soon as it happens. we have more coming up at 4:30, we have more stories surrounding the inauguration, the gifts and tokens and of those interesting memorabilia people are buying to ma

here's what democrat bob casey told us. >> this policy doesn't work and in fact it's not enhancing our national security. in fact it might be strengthening recruiting for isis. >> meanwhile republican pat toomey released a statement datoday supporting the president's idea of a temporary ban but the senator took issue with how this order was impleted. he said "unfortunately the inexecutive order was flawed. it was too broad and poorly explained. >> there are some differences to note between the actions taken by each president. we'll break it down for you first just who does this affect. president trump's executive order bars citizens of seven predominantly muslim countries from that ending the u.s. that includes syria iran iraq libya sudan yemen and somalia whats in 2011 president barack obama imposed rules that increased security but only as it affected refugees coming here from iraq. now, in regard to the seven countries that president trump has laid out in his order, we should note that none has been involved in a single major terror attack on u.s. soil that includes 9/11. in 2011, p

. >> i didn't know that about casey. >> it would be the very first time that wins an oscar who pulls his pants all wait down at the urinal. >> really. >> most oscar winners don't do there. >> this is special. are there any others. >> historic in many ways. >> in what other ways. >> well, the first person to win who is scared of butterflies. [laughter] contrary to ancient wisdom, the sun doesn't rise. we do. yet, the more we travel, the more the world pushes back: corralling us and controlling us. so we seek a place... where we're given a choice not just to get up. but to rise. ♪ >> ♪ >> happening today, chester-upland schools will start the day with a new school superintendent. the school district named dr. juan baughn as interim chief. spawn filling the vacancy left by gregory shannon's sudden departure which he announced only two and a half weeks ago. >> it's 5:57. next and new this morning, if you're one of the millions of americans with an fha backed loan your mortgage payments are about to get a little bit more affordable. >> president obama is preparing for a farewell addre

it's signed by bipartisan officials including rudy julian which, joe lieberman, michael mull casey and general hugh shelton. it says, quote, president obama expressed the hope nuclear negotiations would induce iran's leader to act with greater consideration of american interests it's clear iran's leaders have shown no interest in reciprocating. john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations and fox news contributor joins us now. he has supported the iranian opposition. what type of revised policy are they calling for and what new policy do you think we need? >> the basic policy is the regime of the ayatollahs in charge in iran. it's been the problem since the revolution in 1979. let's make it clear what the real source of support for terrorism around the world is the regime in tehran. there is the world's central banker. they find plenty others and they are well on the road to developing nuclear weapons. i think what the signatories of this letter are trying to say and underline how bipartisan the group is, this is i think a very significant gathering of people to say the real pr

casey sigel joins me live in houston with more on bush's health. what are you hearing? >> well, sandra, we've been told all morning doctors were, quote, very pleased with the progress that the former president was making and that he would likely be released from the hospital back here in houston soon. but then we did get an update, a short time ago, a new statement out from the president's office saying that mr. bush has been moved to intensive care to treat the respiratory issues. the statement goes on to say, and i'm quoting here, doctors performed a procedure to protect and clear his air way that required sedation. president bush is stable and resting comfortably in the icu where he will remain for observation. now, we also just learned that former first lady barbara bush, also admitted to the exact same hospital earlier this morning. staffers say this was done as a precaution after she started experiencing fatigue and coughing. you may recall the former president spent christmas at methodist hospital here in 2014 when he was treated for shortness of breath. the foll

casey, thank you. a quick check on the headlines at this hour. police in kansas city, missouri still searching for a missing woman who vanished three days ago. last seen by a police officer heading into a gas station. what happened next remains a mystery. and the u.s. reportedly ending a probe into tes la, without demanding a recall. the automaker investigated after a driver died using the auto pilot system last may. and the super bowl helping create super jobs. pizza hut says they will hire 11,000 workers for the big game. you got to have your pizza during the super bowl, right? pizzamakers, delivery drivers, and managers. and rescue crews are racing the clock after an avalanche buried a resort in central italy. the desperate mission to reach the people who are buried in that hotel right now, and trapped, we hope that there are people alive in there. that rescue mission under way. plus, today as we await president-elect trump at arlington national cemetery, all of the inauguration talk got us thinking, what did the event look like back in the da

casey stiegel joins us live from houston methodist hospital with the latest. casey, how are you? reporter: elizabeth, good to see you. the president is feeling so much better, that he personally called his office last night to check in on his staff. that word from a family spokesperson this afternoon who also says that the president's spirits are high, and that the 41st president of the united states is also looking forward to getting back to a regular schedule. an avid sports fan, the 92-year-old even setting a goal to personally attend the super bowl in two weeks. remember houston is hosting the game this year. the stadium is less than three miles from methodist hospital here. >> they're both goal-oriented people. they both set objectives they move towards. and but they also both have a love of life. they been blessed, they would say, to have had an opportunity to serve, you know, houston, texas, the country. reporter: the elder bush is still in the intensive care unit, stable but suffering and being treated for pneumonia. the staffers say he will stay there for a few more days

viola davis, denzel washington and casey affleck for manchester by the sea and ryan gosling for lala land. >> you can expect a lot of protest from everyone in the hall tonight. the executive order has not gone down too well. especially since the oscar nominee might not be able to attend the ceremony later in february. >> yes. we have been reading about that controversy. as you said Ãpolitics and pop culture end up colliding. michael Ãthank you very much for that great report. looking good as always. >> the woman in the gown is taking a selfie of her, not michael. >> she's not taking a shot of michael. i see where you're going with that. i hope you will join us then. 6:00 p.m. eastern. one hour. today's terrorists can kill innocent people. they don't pose a threat to the nation. we must not make the mistake o elevating them as if they do >> they are sneaky , dirty rats. sneaky, dirty rats.how is that for change?

. >> very, very interesting, the odds on favorite is casey affleck for "manchester by the sea". superb performance but watch out for denzel washington in "fences," he is so dramatic, powerful, he won the tony for the broadway. the hollywood foreign press love him. he won the cecil b. de mille award last year. something definitely to keep an eye on tonight. arthel: and viola davis. >> she won everything this year, s.a.g. award, oscar, viola get your speeches ready, the prizes are all yours. no question. arthel: what about best action drama? >> "manchester by the sea" which we talked about and coming of age film called "moonlight". i think "manchester by the sea" has the edge, i think it's more accessible to the hollywood foreign press and if anything can beat "la la land" it's "manchester by the sea". so that's what's great about the globes, you have the comedy musical, we have a battle at our hands. should be a lot of fun. arthel: what else should we look out for? >> best category for best song. we'll see "moana" from lynn manuel miranda and iggy pop for the song gold. there are

casey siegel. what can you tell us? >> doctors say they had to sedate mr. bush to perform a procedure to clear his airway but by evening he was not sedated and in fact they said he was conscious and engaged last night. his office says the 92-year-old will remain in the intensive care unit here at houston methodist hospital and that he is stable. the 41st president of the united states was admitted to the hospital last saturday with early onset pneumonia. >> so it is on its face a serious situation. in the president's case the condition that landed him in the icu we believe has been addressed through this procedure. hopefully he is on an upward trajectory and get out of the icu and get back on the path to discharge. >> staffers say barbara bush, the former first lady, is doing well. her hospitalization we're told was out of an abundance of caution. she woke up yesterday with a persistent cough and was fatigued. decided to come here to the hospital to be safe. they are both resting comfortably right now. shannon. >> shannon: keep us updated. thank you very mu

shannon: casey, how about this former first lady? any new details on her? >> yes, barbara bush is said to be making significant improvement since she was hospitalized on wednesday, complaining of fatigue and a persistent cough. it turns out that she has bronchitis, however, her doctors say that the 91-year-old has responded well to antibiotics and good old-fashioned rest. staffers say mrs. bush is now focused on spending time with her husband and she is expected to be kept here at houston methodist through the weekend as a precaution. you know, it's worth noting, the pair just celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary at the beginning of this month, making them the longest married couple in presidential history. it's a love story that americans seem to be fascinated with and, of course, we certainly wish them well, but the good news out of here, it appears that they are both improving at this point, shannon. >> that's excellent news and they're so devoted to each other. thank you. bill: the president, president trump is on the move later today headed to the

[inaudible question] >> i think you know this by now, casey, it is an unconventional presidency and we'll see unconventional activities like tweets and it's something we'll have to get used to. >> let me add for myself i don't tend to be reacting to daily comments. what the speaker has done and i concur with and the administration is on board with is to lay out a game plan through the august recess of with a we want to try to accomplish. and for myself i intend to stick to the plan and make as much progress as we can. [inaudible question] >> i don't have any advice to give to the president about that issue. we're moving ahead. as the speaker pointed out to our group yesterday, with what -- of roughly 12 to 15 billion dollars. we intend to address the wall issue ourselves and the president can deal with his relations with other countries on that and other issues. [inaudible question] >> i think we'll be fine. [inaudible question] >> i actually would not describe that it that way. i don't share that opinion that he changes his opinion day-to-day. you'll see different emphasis but with respe

this right passed now by the constitution as recognized in roe, planned parenthood versus casey and the supreme court's decision in fact the court recently struck down onerous regulations imposed by texas on women's health clinics. you have referred to roe versus wade as one of the worst supreme court decisions of all time, end quote. is that still your view? >> it is. i believe it's -- it violated the constitution and really attempted to set policy and not follow law. it is the law of the land. it has been so established and settled for quite a long time and it deserves respect and i would respect it and follow it. 14th, 2016, appearing on the tv show "60 minutes." the president elect said the issue of same-sex marriage was, quote, already settled. it is law. it was settled in the supreme court. it is done. and i'm fine with that. do you agree that the issue of same-sex marriage is settled law? >> supreme court has ruled on that. the dissents was vigorous but it was 5-4. the majority of the court has established the definition of marriage for the entire united states of america. and i

casey staoeg el to talk more about it. >> these things have a mind of their own. millions of americans received these digital assistance for the holiday season. you may have seen the amazon commercials advertising its popular echo and dot features with the alexa voice control. they connect to the home's internet and you call out its wake word to give it a command. however, because they're always on stand by, they are always listening. technology experts say almost all voice recorded equipment or even software apps record the user's voice mostly, storing that in the cloud to customize your experience. in fact, the gadgets can contain so much personal information authorities in arkansas now hoping it will help solve a murder case. listen to this. prosecutors in bentonville are asking amazon to release the voice recordings from an echo that was inside a crime scene. the thought it may have recorded a struggle or provided some kind of evidence. amazon has said that it will not release information from its servers until it is legally told to do so. this is clearly remi

casey let's start with you. you have been watching this hearing for steve mnuchin. his business background under the microscope. there is a lot of talk there would be fireworks. are you seeing them develop? >> halle we are seeing that senators are on edge going into this. there is a lot of tension in the room and it bubbled over pretty quickly, before steve mnuchin even had a chance to start talking when senator pat roberts and senator ron wyden, a democrat went back and forth over valium. take a look. >> senator widen i've got a valium pill here that you might want to take before the second round. just a suggestion, sir. >> mr. chairman, i hope that that comment about valium doesn't set the tone for 2017 in this committee. i just -- i like senator roberts but i just can't quite believe that he would say that to a distinguished senator from oregon. >> i said that to the president of the united states at one time. >> perhaps you did. >> yeah. >> but i would hope that that doesn't set the tone for the session. okay. >> mr. chairman --? all right. all right. order. >>

thanks to casey hunt and kristen welker. casey will be there of course when the president arrives. joining me now is the maryland congressman elijah cummings. thanks for your patients, we wanted to watch the president arrive and find out what had happened on air force one. what is your initial reaction to the cancellation by the mexican press anged by the tweet from president trump earlier today that that meeting is not going to take place? >> andrea, let me express my condolences with the passing your father. >> oh, thank you kong man. >> with regard to this, andrea i'm not surprised. you cannot bully your way around the world. clearly, there was -- signals were there that mexico is not going to pay for the wall and that president trump is trying to force them to. and i think -- and when you think about the fact that the poll numbers for the mexican president are at 12%, he probably had no choice but to cancel and so i'm not surprised. >> also we know there is going to be an executive action later today by president trump on an investigation into the so-called voter fraud claims w

casey, this is fought with big implications going forward. donald trump is going to get the same briefing pretty much that president obama got this morning on the russian hacking. he has been disparaging it, criticizing it all along. trying to back a little bit from that today. and you were able to catch up with the speaker of the house, paul ryan. >> a distinction andrea from what you heard in that hearing and were just talking about where republican senators led by john mccain building a case to argue that the intelligence community is right on this. but the question here for president-elect trump has always been what does this say about his victory? does it dent it in any way? does it call it into question? he has been very sensitive about that. i think speaker ryan, it seems has picked up an those concerns. i asked him what he thought earlier today. do you have full faith in the united states intelligence community? >> well they don't always get everything right. we've seen that clearly, but i do have faith that our men and women in our i

we did the right thing for my state of ohio and senator casey in pennsylvania and others. did the right thing for our states and country by exposing this before they come to a final vote because this is serious. these are basically illegal or illicit activities on stock trades for people voting on health care bills and for a guy that was a banker in foreclosure and a lot of people that were innocent and lost their homes and lives turned upside down. >> senator sherrod brown, democrat from ohio, on the committee that democrats just chose not to show up for to help move forward some of president trump's nominations. thank you for your time. kate and john, you can see, obviously, a lot of things moving right now on capitol hill between the hear,s, the nominees, what's happened over the last 24 hours. don't forget. we have a supreme court nominee tonight. i don't think things are slowing down any time soon. >> we can see and we can hear. thank you, phil mattingly. >> thank you, phil. >>> let's now go from there. let's go to cnn's evan perez for more on president trump's decisi

other so-called enhanced interrogation techniques calling them lawful and appraising attorney general casey in 2008 for refusing to rule out the use of waterboarding in the future. these interrogation techniques are and were at the time illegal. thanks to the provision senator mccain in the defense authorization bill, they are now prohibited from use. and the matthew shepard and james byrd hate crimes act which among other things expanded the hate crimes law to cover sexual orientation and gender identities. arguing against the hate crimes law in 2008 he said this, today i am not sure women are people with different sexual orientations face the discrimination, i don't see it. this senator regretfully sees it. hate crimes are happening. the department of justice must see it, must investigate it and prosecute it appropriately. these are votes that are deeply concerning. they are important and they clearly show this senator's point of view. for all these reasons, this hearing must determine clearly whether this senator will enforce laws he voted against. we the american people want to know how

casey in whole women's health, in fact, the court recently struck down honors regulations imposed by texas on women's health clinics. you have referred to rowe v. wade as quote one of the worst cloeszly erroneous supreme court editions of all time. end quote. is that still your view? >> it is. i believe it's a, it violated the constitution and really attempted to set policy and not follow law. it is the law of the land. it is been soand settled for a long time and i would respect it and follow it. >> on november 14th, 2016, appearing on the tv show 60 minutes, the president-elect said that the issue of same-sex marriage was quote, already settled. it's law. it was settled in the supreme court. it's done. and i'm fine with that. do you agree that the issue of same-sex marriage is settled law? >> supreme court has ruled on that. the dissent dissented vigorously. the majority of the court has established the definition of marriage for the entire united states of america. and i will follow that decision. >> here's another question. if you believe same-sex marriage is settled law, but a w

that aside, casey affleck is really terrific. kenneth lonergan deonstrates he is actually a very good craftsman. and for all the criticism of hollywood... to have la la land and manchester by the sea, showing the grittier side. this is an indie favourite. this director has finally shown us he is worthy of the praise that has been heaped on him. your best of the week is a monster calls. a monster calls came out just before christmas. i think it is the best out at the moment. it is about a young boy who was traumatised by his mother's ill—health, and he starts seeing visions of a tree monster, played by liam neeson, which says, i will tell you stories and you will tell me your truth. it does that thing that fairy tales at the very best do. it uses fantasy to address real—life, down—to—earth problems, and it does so in a way which is beautiful and utterly heartbreaking. i have had so many reports from people saying, i knew i was going to cry, but i had no idea how much. it is very moving, very touching. beautifully filmed. j

paul casey was not a member last year and as a result was not eligible for the team. he will need tojoin result was not eligible for the team. he will need to join the team and play a minimum team. he will need to join the team and playa minimum of four team. he will need to join the team and play a minimum of four rather than five events to satisfy the criteria there. thank you, ian, our golf correspondent. england women head coach simon middleton has included four new faces in his 33—player squad for the six nations. england host defending champions france in their opener on february 3rd. it's a tournament that should see tamara taylor win her 100th cap and one that she thinks is ideal preparation for the world cup later this year. ourfamily is our family is back together now, ourfamily is back together now, and the six nations is an amazing tournament because you get to have an international meal every week which you don't get in any other tournament for us, so that'll be huge preparation, and again you get to play some of the top teams in world. and at the maste

has to be, i think, casey affleck in manchester by the sea. it's a real nuanced performance. he's like an unexploded bomb. so not andrew garfield? no, hacksaw ridge is not our thing, i don't think. ok, best actress? i would really like to see natalie portman win this forjackie. i think it's a cool, elegant, clever performance. meryl streep‘s not going to get it, then? absolutely not. ok, best supporting actor? i would like to see mahershala ali win this for moonlight. he's playing a drugs kingpin, but against all odds, he's tender, he's fatherly. it's quite a surprise. best supporting actress? i would like naomie harris to win this for britain, for moonlight. she's usually miss moneypenny, here she is playing a crack—addicted mother. it's a great surprise. i think it will be viola davis. and then, finally, best director? damien chazelle really, really deserves this for pulling all the stops out on la la land. last year's awards were dominated by the oscars so white campaign. the 2017 shortlist is more diverse, but we can still expect politically charged speeches with the

it is the frontrunner for best actor in a casey affleck. it is about a man who returns to his hometown after his brother dies and he confronts secrets from the past. it isa he confronts secrets from the past. it is a well acted, well written film and it will take your heart and ripped out in a way that lala doesn't. even though la la land has a bittersweet element, it makes you wa nt to a bittersweet element, it makes you want to dance down the street. you don't do that with manchester by the sea. what happened to my brother? i am sorry you couldn't get you in time. i have to get up there before it's good that out. it was my impression you spend a lot of time here over the years. your brother has provided for patrick's upkeep. here over the years. your brother has provided for patrick's upkeeplj can't be his guardian. has provided for patrick's upkeeplj can't be his guardianlj has provided for patrick's upkeeplj can't be his guardian. i assume joe discussed this with you. matt damon was kicking himself. he dropped out at the last minute and

it is a harrowing drama starring casey affleck as a man who ta kes starring casey affleck as a man who takes on the care of his nephew. what the hell do you care where you live? the golden globes also on american television, which retains a fascination with the british royal family. claire foy is up for best actress for his betrayal of the young elizabeth in the netflix series the crown.. what a role to ta ke series the crown.. what a role to take on. i know! what was i thinking! we don't know anything yet. spy thriller macros on co—produced by the bbc has four nominations. —— thriller the night manager. i particularly enjoyed manchester by the sea, moonlight, la la land. very different stories, at all part of the richness of modern—day filmmaking, so looking forward to see who gets the award. this year there's plenty of about president lula da silva and six, race, even accept, but there's also relief with a simple story harking back to the golden age of film. which film will prevail? we will find out soon. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather forecast. what's heading o

must abide by and not withdraw from the paris by mid change treaty —— climate change treaty, and in casey is helpful, can she offer the services of you uk scientists to commence the president that i'm a change is not a hoax invented by the chinese? well, i recognise the role the right honourable gentleman has played and theissue honourable gentleman has played and the issue of looking at climate change, and! the issue of looking at climate change, and i hope he recognises the commitment this government has shown to be issued with the legislation we have put two and the changes that we have put two and the changes that we have brought about in terms of the energy sector, and uses a different forms of energy. the 0bama administration obviously signed up to the paris climate change agreement, and we have now done that. we would hope that all parties would continue to ensure that that climate change agreement is put into practice. order. ed miliband asking last question at prime minister‘s questions thereto to raise me. i think it might be the first question he has asked in prime minister�

it is not a drama, casey affleck winning for his performance in manchester by the sea. what he does is so natural. quite hard to do this british actors did well. they also bring into focus the tv categories. the bb still qualifies as tv. the night manager. huge cast from the night manager, shoe lottery winning, tom huddlestone, 0livia colman. claire foy winning for her performance as queen elizabeth in the crown. terrible situations happening for children, our film the crown. terrible situations happening for children, ourfilm is about arms dealing, there are too many arms going to south sudan.” really, really would not be here if it was not for some extraordinary beaming, iwill it was not for some extraordinary beaming, i will thank them. one it was not for some extraordinary beaming, iwillthank them. one of them is queen elizabeth ii. she has been at the centre of the world for the past 63 years. think the world could do with a few more women at the centre of it, if you ask me. she wa za the centre of it, if you ask me. she waza ari, he brought a bit of politics in

you have general flynn, casey mcfarlane, steve bannon on the national security council. general mathis on the defense side. rex tillerson. you need a generic middle east solution. this is just a portion -- by the way, the leaders of many of these middle east countries will agree, which is to say you have to help us help ourselves. there's a thousand factions. it's not just al qaeda. when you go to syria or somalia, or you start with the muslim brotherhood and move across to the islamic state, and you have 75 factions, it's not that those factions are exporting people, they are exporting philosophy. how do you quell that philosophy? 80 this was abrupt, but this president's method of communicating is a abrupt, because it's a revolution we are all getting used to. david: ok. tom barrack will be staying with us for the entire hour. alix: let's take a look at stocks on the move. if you strip out the $2 billion impairment charge, exxon earnings were $.89 per shar e. it produced about 4.1 million barrels of oil a day in the fourth quarter. ups is a different story. 2017 forecas

in trump's casey made it fairly clear, the way he has chose will be order adjustment tax, and o ne-sided effects, which could be higher, imported inflation in the u.s. and having a somewhat stronger dollar may help in this situation. it will shield the american consumer, protect the purchasing power of the consumer. i don't see it as inconsistent, having strong dollar, and protectionist policies out of the u.s., at least for now. anna: good morning. a stronger dollar cushions the u.s. consumer from that imported inflation, if we get those border taxes. what does that border tax in itself do for the currency? does that, in itself, strengthen the dollar? does it depend on whether we see retaliation from other countries? what is the circle there? then the whole, i think existence or implementation of the border tax could force the fed to tolerate the stronger dollar for longer, even if the fed itself may see any spike in the inflation of a temporary development. on the whole, that could be an initial positive impact for the dollar. however, the longer-term implications are less positive for

that aside, casey affleck is really terrific. kenneth lonergan deonstrates he is actually a very good craftsman. and to have la la land and manchester by the sea, showing the grittier side. this director has finally shown as he is worthy of the praise that has been heaped on him. your best of the week is a monster calls. a monster calls came out just before christmas. it is about a young boy who was traumatised by his mother's ill—health, and he starts seeing visions of a tree monster, played by liam neeson, which says i will tell you stories and you will tell me your truth. it uses fantasy to address real—life down to earth problems and it does so in a way which is beautiful and utterly heartbreaking. i have had so many reports from people saying i knew i was going to cry but i had no idea how much. it is very moving, very touching. very well filmed. julieta is wonderful. it si the dvd of the week. i think it is the best since volver. it is based on short stories. they are playing younger and older verges of the same central

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