bewkes was chairman and ceo of hbo and as president of ncoo of hbo. mr. bewkes serves on the board of yale university and the partnership for new york city and serves on the advisory board for the creative coalition. he's also a member of the business council. mr. bewkes has a ba from yale and mba from stanford. >> mark cuban san entrepreneur n investor and owner of the dallas mavericks, landmark theaters and magnolia pictures and is the chairman of the hd tv cable network axas tv. also one of the "shark" investors on "chashark tank." they started audionet combining mutual interest in indiana hoosier college basketball and web casting. with a single server and isdn line, audio net became broadcast.com in 1998. broadcast.com had grown to 330 employees and $13.5 million in revenue for the second quarter. in 1999, broadcast.com was acquired by yahoo! for $5.7 billion in yahoo! stock. gene kimmelman is the president and c.o.o. of public knowledge. previously he served as director of the internet freedom and human rights project at the new america foundation.

hbo isn't a toothpaste. it's like cvs or could be cvs manufacturing the greatest toothpaste in the world, and not letting duane reed sell it, or more to the point it's like selling "game of thrones" and not letting comcast subscribers watch it or very likely, you'll get to answer the question after i ask it. >> i'm sorry. >> okay. making comcast pay more for the privilege of having "game of thrones" or "veep" or the rest of the line-up. i want to be clear what we're talking about here. should this deal be approved? nothing is preventing a combined at&t/time warner from going to any of its competitors in the pay tv market and charging double for access to "game of thrones" and "veep" et cetera, or the combined company could simply restrict access to the programming entirely and wait for competitors, customers to flock to directv or hbo streaming services. i don't think these hypotheticals are outlandish at all. you'd have every reason to do this, if you could. if that would make more money, and this is also t

hbo isn't a toothpaste. cvss like cvs, or manufacturing the greatest toothpaste in the world, and not letting duane reade sell it. or is like selling "game of thrones" and not letting comcast subscribers watch it, or very likely that you will get to answer the question after i asked it, okay? [laughter] making comcast pay more for the having "game of thrones" or the rest of the lineup. i want to be clear what we are talking about. should the steel be improved, not as preventing a combined at&t and water from going to any of its competitors in the pay-tv market, and charging double for access to "game of thrones", etc., or the combined company can simply restrict access to the programming entirely and wait for competitors to flock to directv or hbo streaming services. i don't think these hypotheticals are outlandish at all. you have every reason to do this if you could if that would make more money. you could make more money for at&t in the long run. this is the incentive that is created by the merger. bewkes

cnn, hbo. if you think about -- we'd be doing that in a manner where we would be hurting the very investment we're making and having the brands mean something. third, there's a considerable amount of advertising support behind the turner networks, including cnn. if we didn't have full coverage we can't sell advertising effectively to advertisers. fourth, it's very important and it's essentially the life blood of our company to be able to attract the best talent, the best directors, newest movie idea. these come from independent producers. they come to us because we have the resources and the distribution reach to put their product in every home. if we we didn't have that we wouldn't be able to get the next hit show, the next hit movie. those are essentially the reasons why we would never even think of doing this, and then a final point, which gene you might want to comment on, we owned time warner cable for 20 some odd years, either a big piece or minority piece and we managed it. ed never occu

hbo isn't a toothpaste. it's like cvs, or it could be cvs manufacturing the greatest toothpaste in the world and not letting duane reade sell it. or more the point, it's like selling "game of thrones" and not letting comcast subscribers watch it, or very likely -- you'll get to answer the question after i ask it. >> i'm sorry. >> okay? making comcast pay more for the privilege of having "game of thrones" or "veep" or the rest of the lineup. now, i want to be clear what we're talking about here. should this deal be approved, nothing is preventing a combined at&t/time warner from going to any of its competitors in the pay tv market and charging double for access to "game of thrones" and "veep," et cetera, or the combined company to simply restrict access to the programming entirely and wait for competitors, customers to flock to directv or hbo's streaming services. i don't think these hypotheticals are outlandish at all. you'd have every reason to do this if you could, if that would make more money. and this i

buks serve the as chairman and ceo of hbo, and coo of hbo. mr. burks of yale university and the partnership for new york city and serves on the advisory board for the creative coalition. he's also a member of the business council. mr. bewkes has a ba from yale and mba from stanford. mark cuban is an entrepreneur and investor and owner of the dallas mavericks, landmark theaters and magnolia pictures and is the chairman of the hd tv cable network axs tv. also one of the "shark" investors on "shark tank." in 1995 mr. cuban and todd wagner started audionet, combining mutual interest in indiana hoosier college basketball and web casting. with a single server and isdn line, audio net became broadcast.com in 1998. by 1999, broadcast.com had grown to 330 employees and $13.5 million in revenue for the second quarter. in 1999, broadcast.com was acquired by yahoo! for $5.7 billion in yahoo! stock. gene kimmelman is the president and c.o.o. of public knowledge. previously he served as director of the internet freedom and human rights project at the new ameri

. >> reporter: in the tv drama category hbo's "game of thrones" netflix's the crown and

hbo's "game of thrones", netflix's "the crown" and "stranger things", hbo's "westworld" and nbc's freshman hit "this is us". snd full: this is us" moore says: "we're proud of the work but we have the most incredible writers, cast and crew. " snd full: blackish the small screen comedy "black-ish" is going up against, fx's "atlanta", "mozart in the jungle", transparent" and hbo's "veep". snd full: hidden figures trailer and some notable snubs include "hidden figures" and "empire" star taraji p. henson, "sully" robot", the movie "fences" and matthew mcconaughey's performance in "gold". in hollywood, jonathan hunt, fox news. your kids' playhouse is not, as cool as, this one. a dad in england built a model of a stars wars "imperial walker" in his backyard for his son. the guns move up and down too! and best of all, you can go inside. all of the items used to make the imperial walker playhouse were ordered from e-bay ... which helped him make this video, as well. the latest "star wars" movie "rogue one" opens in theaters friday. intro show: welcome to real milwaukee! rob is off today - so kim is

here's jude law in "the young pope," hbo. take a look. ♪ >> you are pope pius xiii, father and mother of the entire catholic church. >> brother cardinals, we need to go back to being prohibited, inaccessible, and mysterious. that's the only way we will once again become desirable. that's the only way great love stories are born, and i don't want any more part-time believers. i want great love stories. i want fanatics for god because fanaticism is love. [ sighs ] amen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow! jude law, everybody! catch the premiere of "the young pope," sunday, january 15th, at 9:00p.m. on hbo. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with sterling k. brown. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ come on! why doesn't verizon offer unlimited data like t-mobile? is it because their lte network was built six years ago? six years ago? that's like a hundred... in phone years. their lte network is older, slower, and they limit you. switch to t-mobile. the newer, faster, and unlimited network. we cove

star in hbo's big little lies which premieres in february. >> it was great working with those women. >> two-time oscar winner jane fonda recently shot her season of "grace and frankie". >> you slept with her. what were you thinking. >> television is where a lot of the best writing there is now because of all of the cables and netflix you can be dgier which is very attractive. it's actually for older people. >> younger stars like emma stone are also part of the shift. the appeal is pretty obvious. high-quality projects, solid pay and an enviable schedule. >> the great opportunity with a limited series like the one julia roberts is doing is it's much shorter than a traditional show. so she can probably knock it out in a few weeks and still also do films and spend time with her family. so she gets all of the opportunities at once. >> as for julia. this will be her first tv series because she did star in the emmy-winning hbo tv movie kw"th normal heart". >> mariah carey took over the night with james corddn, but was there a diss in carpool karaoke. ♪ ♪ >> call it the most epic christ

jenna: sneak peek of hbo documentary. the film is taking closer look at alcohol use disorder and what you may feel, here now for more, director of risky drinking and carrie, center for motivation and change. great to have you both. i'm curious, ellen, how you came to this topic, why you felt it was an important topic to cover? >> well, you know, risky drinking is something that affects so many people. it's kind of an epidemic, we don't really talk about it and women are catching up to men. that was alarming and when we start today look into it, we discovered that there's a whole spectrum of drinking between no problem and alcoholism. that was sort of a great thing because we saw, wow, a whole spectrum of problems in between, there's probably something people can do. jenna: interesting time of year that people like to enjoy, relax, have a cocktail and also time of year that you get whispers. it's the holidays. why did you feel drawn to this project? >> i just thought it was a great opportunity to do what ellen was talking

the hbo hit is being watched by millions of people who are not hbo subscribers, this as they step up their efforts to block "game of thrones'" thieves from watching the show. >>> betty white is a trending topic on twitter. thousands of her fans tweeting this plea to 2016 the year, itself. leave betty white alone. the fans say they want to protect her and keep her safe from what is turning out to be a particularly painful year in celebrity deaths. one fant went so far as to start a go fund me page to protect betty white. it's humor in what has been a good year. >> i wonder what betty thinks. >> she will have fun with it. >>> a boss with the heart of gold, bimp cabinets in waterloo is taking his staff for a job well done. for meeting the company's goals this year. 600 employees took them up on the offer. four planes will be chartered to take them to miami, where they will board a cruiseship for a week in paradise. here's what the owner will say. >> we are proud for the success we've had, we've had a lot of good years, since the great recession, we've had pretty tough years and everybod

>> hbo gave cable something to sell. you were getting movies uncut in your home. all the naughty bits intact. and then september 1975. we debuted coast to coast with the thrilla in manila, one of the all-time classic heavyweight fights. frazier/ali. and that's when hbo explodes. >> it's all over and mohammad ali at the end of the 14th round, it's a tko -- >> before that, you're counting growth in tens of thousand of subscribers. after that, you're counting in millions. that's really day one for both businesses. hbo and the cable industry. >> if you're a fan, what you'll see in the next minutes to follow may convince you you've gone to sports heaven. >> in the mid-'70s in the sports world, there were just these three giants. cbs, nbc, abc. and then in connecticut, somebody got ahold of a transponder. >> the picture you're watching right now has been taken by a camera sent through sophisticated equipment to this earth transmitting system -- >> this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job trying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. then whe

hbo is there because of quality. many people, many stars, come to us as a small company and give their services for very small amount of money because of the quality of the programming that we ask them to participate in. the reality is we still have to spend money. we still have to convince advertisers to go along with some of this, that's impossible. in order to get an advertiser interested you have to have a distribution of 55 million subscribers. that's almost impossible right now because the mvpds are shutting the doors on independents, on innovation, on good quality, original programming. unless you are bundled, you don't have any negotiating power. i mean, mr. cuban is partners with cbs. it's a different story. and even he couldn't get a time warner. it's an impossible marketplace right now and we need to improve it and if we really look at what is happening here, we're moving towards an oligopoly. and if you look at taiwan with six conglomerates owning all the media, when they want different content they simpl

along with her famous mother she'd completed an hbo documentary said to air next year "bright lights" starring carrie fisher. >> my mother and i live next to each other separated by one daunting hill. i usually come to her. >> carrie had also voiced two new episodes of her recurring animated character on "family guy." >> why haven't you come to work? >> of course, carrie was best known as princess leah, and she'd completed her work on the eighth film of the "star wars" series which is out a year from now after reprising "the force awake en awakens". >> may the force be with you. >> in the wake of her death, fans are rediscovering something remarkable, her "star wars" audition tape. >> find its weakness. >> carrie was 19 years old at the time and last night in a statement to "e.t." her co-star mark ham il, for him leah had blurred together into a take-charge woman who took our collective breath away. >> if you want to learn more about this story just go to our website, etonline.com. >> a special look back at our favorite interviews of 2016. >> kevin hart. that's all i've got to say. ke

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we have the latest tonight from gadi schwartz. >> reporter: it was the spell-binding moment in the hbo documentary series "the jinx." >> you wrote this one but not the other? >> i wrote this one but not the other. >> reporter: robert durst confronted about two women in his life. his wife kathleen who disappeared in 1982 and is presumed dead and close friend susan berman killed in 2000. in the jinx durst was caught on a hot mike talking to himself in the bathroom after producers pressed him on a handwriting similarities on a letter he wrote to berman and one written by the killer. but it was a confession or the mumbles of a millionaire high on drugs? in court documents filed by prosecutors on friday, durst told investigators, quote, "i was on meth the whole time i was high on meth." in transcripts from a nearly had three-hour interview the day after he was arrested, a prosecutor asked durst "if you killed susan, would you tell me?" durst responds "no." there's no confession to the murder of berman but durst tell the prosecutor, quote, "maybe there were two people who killed susan." he s

i can't wait to see the hbo documentary in light of what's taken place on the unbearable loss for todd fisher who recently described his family as small, but tight knit. >> i can't imagine what he's going through now. celebrities are paying tribute this morning, posting condolences online, and we have jason nathanson on the phone with us. good morning to you. thank you for being on again. i can't believe you're on two days in a row to talk about the similar stories. what else do we know at this point from todd fisher about what happened and how his mom fell ill? >> caller: we knew that after carrie fisher had died, debbie reynolds was sad, emotional, of course, as you would be who lost a daughter at 60 years old, but that night, she was sharp, doing well, and she did actually sleep -- slept in, he said, and then in the morning, though, he noticed she was sluggish and not quite with it, and then around noon was when, you know, he started to notice things were wrong, and that she had said that that quote about missing her daughter and wanted to see her again, and 30 minutes later, she wa

for time warner, he served as chairman and ceo of hbo, and as president and coo of hbo. he serves on the board of new york university -- is her from the board of a university and for the partnership for new york city. he has a ba from yale and an mba from stanford mark cuban is an entrepreneur and investor. he is the owner of the dallas mavericks, magnolia pictures. he is also one of the main shark investors on the reality series shark tank. fellow indiana university alums combined their mutual interest. with a single server and isdn line, they became broadcast.com in 1998. by 1999, it had grown to 330 employees and $13.5 million in revenue for the second order. in 1999, broadcast.com was acquired by yahoo by $5.7 billion in yahoo! stock. previously he served as director of the internet freedom and human rights project at the new american foundation. departmentunsel and justice antitrust division. before joining the department of justice, he served as vice president for federal and international affairs at consumers union. he has also served as chief counsel and staff di

by signing up through amazon you'll be able to watch hbo shows without switching apps. cinemax is available through prime for $10 a month. >>> nestle thinks a treat made with less sugar can taste just as sweet. the chocolate company wants to essentially hollow out the sugar particles reducing the sugar content in its items by about 40%. nestle hopes to roll out the >>> a land o lakes couple was getting dozens of calls for papa john's pizzas. tonight the company has taken steps to remove google, bing and maps quests listings that had their home phone listed, what a pain. >>> folks in lakeland getting in the christmas spirit tonight. the 36th annual christmas parade wrapped up a short time ago. more than 100 floats cruised this year's theme was miracle on main street. the event is so popular many people claimed their spot along the parade route days ago by leaving their chairs there. >>> now max defender 8, the world's most powerful radar, and your storm team 8 forecast with chief meteorologist steve jerve. >> incredible video to show you tonight out of cobb county, georg

. >> reporter: in the tr drama category hbo games of thrones, netflix the crown and stranger things, hbo's west world and nbc's freshman hit, this is us >> this is the biggest moment of your life. >> we're so proud of the work, again, i sound like a broken record but it is most incredible writers, cast, crew >> i cannot the sit through another one of these. >> reporter: small screen comedy black fish is going up against fx atlanta, transparent, and hbo's beat. >> protocol, yes. >> reporter: some notable snubs include hidden figures and empire star taraji p henson. tom hanks last years best drama winner mr. robot, movie fences and matthew mcconaughey performance in gold. >> the ride has begun. >> reporter: in hollywood jonathan hunt fox news. >>> we're taking a live look outside, they are making snow, and they are ready for the season, they will be opening up in days in the the pocono mountains up there and bob kelly, we have a charlie mckey an says hello to you. we will spread that shout out and shout out to you that are still watching because "good day philadelphia". >> good morning

height and if that stands -- sounds familiar it is because the box once served as an veep.ation for hbo's and a good thing she has a sense of humor, she knows help either can go run here. that.ten relies on more than 20 years in a job i love, she wrote, thank you to california and the lord above. you get the picture. here's the key line, as long as there are issues i will never of my -- the meaning life. sure sounds like the senator boxer i know. it is not easy to find common ground run here, it takes hard work. stopkes negotiation will it often takes those intangibles, too. like comic relief. so enter another senator. i will miss the gym and barbara show when it comes to an end next year especially after such a story to run over a pw. one day she is a bus, the next day him. they are the best of health, the fiercest of rivals, they worked together on everything and agree on almost nothing. sounds like a promise for a buddy comedy from the 1980's but here what it is -- a political master stroke. the unlikeliest of partnerships led to the first significant environmental reform law in decade

hbo is there because of quality. many people, many stars, come to us as a small company and give their services for very small amount of money because of the quality of the programming that we ask them to participate in. the reality is we still have to spend money. we still have to convince advertisers to go along with some of this, that's impossible. in order to get an advertiser interested you have to have a distribution of 55 million subscribers. that's almost impossible right now because the mvpds are shutting the doors on independents, on innovation, on good quality, original programming. unless you are bundled, you don't have any negotiating power. i mean, mr. cuban is partners with cbs. it's a different story. and even he couldn't get a time warner. it's an impossible marketplace right now and we need to improve it and if we really look at what is happening here, we're moving towards an oligopoly. and if you look at taiwan with six conglomerates owning all the media, when they want different content they simpl

. >> in the tv drama category hbo game of thrones netflix the crown and stranger things hbo's west world and nbc's freshman it this is us. >> this is the biggest moment of your life. >> we're so proud of it. we're proud of the work. again, i keep saying i sound like a broken record we have the most up credible writers and cast and crew. >> i cannot sit through another one those. >> small careen comedy blackish is going up against fx atlanta. mozart in the jungle transparent and hbo's veep. >> there's no protocol for women attending. >> there's protocol foreman circling. >> notable snubs include hidden figures and empire star taraji p. henson. sully lead tom hanks, last year's best drama winner mr. robot. movie fences and matthew mcconaughey's performance in gold. >> for better or worst ride had gun. >> in hollywood, jonathan hunt, fox news. ♪ >>> washington redskins eagles fought until the last play but because of a costly turnover the birds fell 27-22. they've lost four in a row now. sean bell here with more from the sad loss. sean? >> yeah, iain, it's been the same thing really all s

what amazon is doing is not giving you access to hbo go for free. they are making it easy for you to subscribe all in one place. amazon wants to be the destination not just where you go to buy everything but where you go to watch everything. interesting to see if amazon introduces more packages next year. we are expecting to see more over the top tv services from hulu and google. >> directv and at&t came out with directv now and cbs is not there because they need us more than we need them. it's a little competitive action going on there. >> he has said he wants to be part of every bundle where they get paid fair value. so he is hollywoding out not ju for payment. there are all sorts of different terms of digital tv distribution deals such as how the content is presented, how long you can watch a show after it is aired. there are other terms that it seems like cbs wants to iron out. they don't feel they have to rush into the agreement because they have their own service. you can subscribe now and their service separately but he is going to make sure

the people i pitched it to hbo and people working on it, these were all non-tech people. we are very conscious of not trying to make it to inside, and have it be more about, a character who is socially awkward who suddenly has all the light shine on him and all of those kinds of things. try to make it relatable. did they get it right away at hbo or did they have skepticism? mike: there was a system. i had done the movie office space, which was a while back but that is similar. so you would make a movie about a bunch of movie in cubicles who are miserable? at least with this, there are people getting rich and a little bit of excitement. was a muchfice space bleaker movie. silicon valley, there is a little more hope. mike: yes, it is a little more hopeful. me aboutinally came to an idea about video game developers. i do not know that world much at all. was not interested but what about something like this? that is how it started. anthony: i want talk about the research you had done, which to disruptming secretly for research and then you came on stage. the first visit like?

hbo and cinemax. a year you can stream their video. if you pay an additional $15 a month, you get hbo, an additional $10 month you get cinemam. >> so both is $25. on top of the prime fee. >> that's the thing. everybody wants to stream and cut the cord. but you have those ho who say you might as well keep your expensive changeable bill even though you don't watch half the channels because it's so hard to figure out all what cure going to pay for to stream. it's complicated. >> i'm kind of with you. we have one of those what they call a smart tv. but you got to get to it all. it just -- i know i'm whining here. >> you have o access each app and sign into watch. >> and sometimes your connection is lost. i'm with you. sometimes you're overpaying for cable but it's more simple. >> a gree. >> hey, good weekend, ok. confused by the remote. thank you. >> oh, no. >> take care. we love you. see you soon. >> have a good weekend. >> 76 your high temperature. >> ? 76 tom -- trombones led the big time parade ? >> 81 on sunday. hopefully we get se >>

. >> let's talk about new ways for hbo and sin max? >> if you have prime you can have hbo and sin max scream through yo streamed for your devices. you can get hbo14.99 a month. you get access to tv shows and sin max 9.99 a month. all of this is amazon prime wanting you to cut the cord. >> amazon prime is taking over the world. >> everyone is competing for your service now. pop-tarts and dunkin' doughnuts? >> they are coming together. limited edition pop tart. it has been released and it is dunkin' doughnut flavored pop-tar pop-tarts. 2.59 a box. you can get it in grocery stores. you can put it out for a limited time. chocolate mocha flavor and vanilla latte flavor. if any of those fox & friends first viewers try them let us know what you think. >> i love their basic brown sugar and cinnamon. >> i like the vanilla latte. >> we are going to talk about something a little more serious. inside the carrier deal, the tax breaks given to the state of indiana there's controversy about it. that's coming up at 5:45. >> thank you, cheryl. >> 60 mi

theiro mended in thenship and as seen hbo documentary, lived next door to each other. they were nearly inseparable until the end. >> doctors say broken heart syndrome is a real thing, but not necessarily what led to reynolds' death friends, and fans grieve the death of both fisher and reynolds. sam sweeney shows us tributes are pouring in on social media. sam: she was considered hollywood royalty, she stole rain."in "singing in the celebrities are around the world and in hollywood are reacting. let's look at the tweets. debra messing says it is so heartsick. debbie went to be with car rie. another star says debbie reynolds helped light my passion for performing with "singing in the rain." another says the most incredible love is william shatner says debbie williams -- debbie reynolds was one of the last of hollywood royalty. says cruel, cruel year. i think a lot of people are thinking the same way. back to you in the studio. jummy: a deputy is fighting for his life after being shot by a gunman. is dead.ho shot him this started after midnight. wally woman was inside, th

everything else is hbo, netflix, stuff like that. what do you think about this show is captivating people? >> i think that's what most exciting about the show, the show is resonating with people. it means something to them. i mean, we were kind of collective together, the cast, at the critic choice awards last and it was experience of meeting people as a group, and people come up, talk about the show, but, oh, congrats on the show. i've seen it. people actually have conversations about what's happening. >> oh, yes. >> the character, what character they relate to. i think that's what's most exciting is that, you know, the show is starting a dialogue with family and friends and -- we're just so grateful to get to do this work and to work together and we have the best writers, the crew, and -- and the cast, it's just remarkable. >> the dreamiest job i've ever had the good fortune to have. >> and you're on the best network, too. >> yeah. >> in case you're wondering. >> cheers to you, mandy. >> cheers, mandy. >> god bless, honey, and tell

tonight from "silicon valley" on hbo and the new movie "office christmas party" - t.j. miller is here. and then later, a grammy-winning group of a capella-ers, this is their holiday album called "a pentatonix christmas." pentatonix from the lobby stage. and a good show tomorrow. jennifer aniston will be here, tom ford will join us, we'll have music from frenship. and tom holland, peter parker himself will swoop in with the exclusive world premiere trailer for "spider-man: homecoming." and we have a new show on friday too, with the cast of "rogue one: a star wars story" and music from a tribe called quest. please join us for all that. [ cheers and applause ] earlier today, our first guest had the shape of his feet and hands permanently cemented into the pavement that makes up hollywood boulevard. he stars along with emma stone in a great new movie called "la it opens in select theaters friday and everywhere on christmas day, please welcome ryan gosling. [ cheers and applause ] ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look very nice. very handsome. i just want to point out

those other rookies are netflix' "the crown" and "stranger things".....as well as hbo's "westworld"...they're all up against "game of thrones"...which is still seeking its first globe as best drama.mark barger, nbc news. let's take a look at what's on tmj4 tonight.. at 6-30 "the now: milwaukee."then it's "the voice" at seven."timeless" at nine and then it's "live at ten." coming up 4-30...investigation complete. when the a-t-f is expected to release its results into that deadly warehouse fire in beyond wisconsin...jurors have found a man guilty for the murder of ex-new orlean saints football star will smith. cardell hayes could be sentenced to 60-years in district attorney said today he'll seek the maximum sentences. ..which is 40 years for manslaughter in smith's death, with an additional 20 years for attempted manslaughter in the wounding of smith's wife. family and friends say goodbye to another former n-f-l player killed in an apparent road rage incident. joe mcknight was shot and killed near new orleans earlier this month, after investigators say he was involved in an argument wi

no surprise that time warner's hbo cleaned up with the most nominations, 14 with the hollywood foreign press singling out west world and divorce. netflix had the most shows last year. they were shut out this year. amazon tied netflix with five tv nominations amazon winning acclaim for "mozart in the jungle," they produced "manchester by the sea" and joining growing commitment to produce original content. attention from these nominations and the awards themselves can be key to boost a film's box office or tv show's audience and most important can help studios boost their credibility and lure top talent. winners will be announced in a ceremony airing on january 8th on nbc. back to you. >>> i haven't seen many of the movies nominate this year but on the tv series side quite a night manager fan. one of these almost spy thrillers. i don't want to give too much away. >> vaguely spooky? >> it is pretty intense. i watched on the plane. anyway speaking of the golden globes,le ronaldo won the award for the world's best football player. we'll have much more after this break. generosity is its own

he tried to sell it to hbo. and they wouldn't by it. so amc, which was then american movie classics, dan not produce their own shows, they took a chance on it, and brilliant actors and actresses like the ones you see here, transported back in time. and having lived when i was a child, you know, through this era, it was just amazing, and the characters, you just felt like you were there, and i believe seven seasons of it, just kind of wrapped it up. i mean -- >> do you ever picture yourself at a -- as a charger? >> totally. i wanted to be joan, the glamorous red head. >> oh, you are glamorous. >> but yes, madmen, if you have never seen it, you won't be sorry, bing it. >> i watched the first couple, the husband didn't like to watch it because of the smoking scenes, i know plays into it, so i'll ditch him, watch it myself. >> do you have remember it was an area at the time. >> we got a moose on the loose. >> oh, oh,. >> polar bear plunge. >> what what? >> some of the moment captured, oh, mg. real moose on the loose. some of the wackiest vi

there's a documentary that just screened at the new york film festival and at can, supposed to be on hbo about the incredible bond they have, this incredible bond and carrie would say her mom taught her how to thrive, that's the word she used, she learned how to be a survivor from her mother. >> these periods of estrangement throughout both of their lives but you're saying when they both died, they had mended their relationship, is that right? >> they had never been closer, and again, you'll get to see this in the documentary, the hbo documentary and if you look at the clips coming out on red carpets together and living next to each other, they were neighbors. they really depended so much, they became so close and really finished each other's sentences, like i said. they really were just intertwined and i think that's why this is so devastating. >> we hear about these broken heart deaths, a fair amount. oftentimes, we hear of an elderly couple. one of them might die and then a few days, weeks, or even a few months sometimes later, the other will die. how common is that? >> it's not. i me

that statement came in the 2015 finale of "the jinx" on hbo but newly-released court documents showed durst explained to investigators why he said those things. >> the whole long weekend when i did the interviews for "the jinx" i was on meth. the whole time i was on meth and when i looked at little pieces of it i was going like this and like that. it should have been obvious. i'm surprised my lawyer let me go ahead with it because there was something going on. >> durst was arrested before the final episode aired and happening now in a los angeles courtroom a judge will decide on what evidence prosecutors can use in this case. with me now, lisa bloom, trial attorney with the bloom firm and legal analyst as avo and mark geragos, cnn legal analyst and defense attorney. good to see both of you. lisa, let me ask you first. durst says he maintains his innocence and we know prosecutors are trying to use this clip and this film but durst now says it's privileged. is it admissible or attorney/client privilege. >> well, the tape of him saying "killed them all, of course" is admissib admissible.

. >> they mended the relationship and as seen in the hbo documentary "bright lights," lived next door to each other. >> mommy, i'm home. >> inseparatable until the end. >> doctors say broken heart syndrome is a real thing but not necessarily what led to debbie reynolds' death. funeral arrangements are still being made. >> footlocker stores are honoring the late sportscaster craig slager offering pins that include a colorful suit, a milk phone and "slager strong," benefiting the foundation which supports cancer research. slager known for outrageous suits died two weeks ago from leukemia. >> next on abc7, trouble at 10,000 foot the unsettling moments caught on video by other passengers as two people were led off in handcuffs. >> big apple is ready for their sprigs and what is different this year for those bringing in 2017. >> stay tuned. >> your accweather forecast. >> live doppler hd showing clear and quiet conditions. blue skies. temperatures are milder. in the north bay it is chilly but this morning we are getting up to 47 degrees in stress. san francisco is 54. half moon bay is 59.

an hbo documentary coming out you see the bond. carrie basically became the parent to debbie and they almost complete each other's sentences. kind of beautiful, the rapport they had. >> so tragic that debbie reynolds has outlived her daughter. something no parent ever wants. >> it's very sad, and debbie -- you know, she's older. pretty much retired from show business and this is very sad. i almost wish i hadn't told her, but, of course, she has to deal with this, and she has the love of the entire world rallying around and saying you know, we love you, debbie, and we loved carrie so much for her whit and wisdom. >> chris, do you think that the iconic nature of the princess leia character is what kind of kept her from -- she had good roles. was in "blues brothers." in "when harry met sally" but everan iconic role lie "star wars," but many stars would dream of having a role like that? >> that princess leia character is is a role of a lifetime. i think carrie realized that. if you saw her in any of the, any of the interviews she gave