at the box office this weekend, natalie portman takes on the role of the iconic first lady jacqueline kennedy in a look at the days following jfk's scenes look at the film. nancy: this week, natalie portman creates an intimate on screen portrait of one of the most iconic first ladies, jacqueline kennedy, in the days following jfk's assassination. >> i lost jack somewhere, what was real, what was performance nancy: natalie portman stars as first lady jacqueline kennedy in the days immediately after president kennedy's assassination. she is forced to find a balance between grieving personally and publicly. >> how would youl like him remembered? >> there should be more horses, more soldiers, more crying more , cameras. nancy: the film recreates the assisination and other critical moments, with portman nailing jackie's voice, mannerisms, and look to a tee, despite the challenge in playing such a legendary person. >> it was very scary to take on

a.o.: natalie, what was it like for you? this is one of the most famous women in american history and yet, she is somewhat enigmatic. she is someone we have seen in the photographs, we have seen in the pink suit and hat. we don't really know. how did you find your way into the character? how did you discover the dimensions, intimate and emotional dimensions we see in the film? natalie: one of the things we know well about her is how private she was and how much protected she was in her life. one of the famous things about a famous woman. it was scary to take on someone who everyone feels like they have a handle on, but there is very little out there. amazingly, youtube is an incredible resource, just a treasure trove of old interviews from early campaigns, where you can get a sense of when she is a little rougher, less polished, and of course when she is much more polished in the white house, which we re-created. of course, the books that basically every person in her life wrote about her, from the nanny to the bodyguard. ev

i must say. - [lou] thank you. - [natalie] thanks so much. - [lou] thanks for being here. - [natalie] come here to the museum of divine statues here in lakewood. i think you will be pleasantly surprised. - a beautiful place, and if you want to take a group for a tour, tours by appointment only. okay, now it's time to go to christmas world, and where might that be? ashtabula. (traditional christmas music) - [toni] christmas world started 25 years ago. it was my dad's dream to always have a display similar to what he used to see growing up in downtown cleveland. and then in 1986 he opened his first animated walk-through display and all of this that you've seen here today has grown in the last 25 years. we literally used to sleep here overnight, while my mom and dad were building it and they would order pizzas for us and it was a lot of fun to sleep in santa's little house and watch all the christmas lights start to arrive. (traditional christmas music) christmas world has 5500 square feet , from the lights, from the decorations the trees, even the carpets and the rugs are christmas, and

natalie, brad, come on up. [applause] natalie: thanks for coming. all right. i'm glad we're here to talk about the last 18 months or so. brad: 624 days. natalie: 624 days and counting for you. still very much involved in the campaign. tell me about your first role with the trump organization and walk us up to here. what were you doing then? how did you get involved? brad: way back? natalie: let's go way back. i think you started in 2011? brad: 2010. natalie: 2010. give us the very condensed version. give us the very condensed version. but you are now -- your title is digital director. it's a pretty expanded role from what a digital director was in 2012. brad: yes. in 2010, i was hired -- actually, a phone call happened before that. i was hired to be -- to make a real estate website. it was basic. however, i knew it was probably a good step to get inside with the trump organization and trump family being from san antonio, texas. we don't have a lot of trumps in san antonio. it was a good opportunity. i got a contract making a website. i knew that i had to have

natalie haynes and rob merrickjoin me. we will start with the guardian, which has on the front page nine dead in berlin, truck horror, dozens hurt at christmas market. natalie, you were telling me earlier that yourfamily market. natalie, you were telling me earlier that your family from belgium. that's true. the whole christmas market thing is something that you know a lot about, like a lot of people do, i suppose, in this country. they go over to europe and go to the markets, but you were telling me earlier that they do have barriers around some of the markets. they did last year, i haven't been over this year yet and i am running out of time, but at the start of this year, when the christmas markets run into the earlier part of january, that is when i was last over. they have big concrete blocks in the centre of brugge. it is a very beautiful town centre, and you are not allowed to drive through anyway, but they have put up big concrete blocks. is that a safety measure? i've to say my cousins, who are young and fearless,

i'm natalie allen. two crucial votes going on right now could have major political and economic implicati am plmpl europe. he would become the first far right head of state in the european union. and in italy, the future of prime minister matteo renzi depends on a constitutional referendum h both votes will test the rise of populism across europe. and it could help candidates who are anti-immigration and skeptical of european integration. cnn is covering the story from all angles. cnn money europe editor nina dos santos and atika shubert joins us live from austria. thank you both for joining us on this critical weekend. let's start with you atika in austria. this is a rerun of the election from may. but it could have a different outcome. what could mr. hofer bring to austria? >> reporter: it could have a different outcome. it's simply too close to call. polls opened at 7:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m. in some places. we won't get an indication until 5:00 p.m. tonight. that's when the first exit polls come out tonig

look at this. >> natalie coughlin. yeah. i still don't know where i'm aiming. >> nigel lythgoe. >> if all fails tap dance. much better. >> next to play scott conant. >> playin playing is kind of yo. yep. >> here comes ed roland. >> let's try that side. >> can he get a do-over? >> you can be only one the on fairway at the end of this. >> nobody jinx me. >> claire yes. >> all right. >> closest to the fairway. >> like a hole in one. >> barely off first tee and girardy is looking ahead to the culinary challenge. >> your favorite dish to cook? >> people and me ask me all of the time, if i have to cook anything it would be like a big >> we're mic'd . >> nigel lythgoe seems to be enjoying fall foliage. >> the trouble with yellow ball this time of year with these leaves. >> natalie trying to get comfortable competing on dry land. >> what does that mean? >> for natalie and viewers here are clear sports rules of the game. >> this is a 9 hole scramble format, bo a tee shot they select best of two, each plays next shot from that locatio

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wherever you are. >> i'm natalie allen. here are our top stories. 13 soldiers were killed in an explosion. a bus carrying an off duty soldiers was hit by an apparent car bomb near a university campus. 48 more are wounded, but those numbers don't include possible civilian casualties. >>> a rebel group in aleppo says it's reached a new evacuation unit with russian and iranian rebel forces. the agreement in ra roycers report evacuation process stopped in aleppo on friday. >>> donald trump's choice for u.s. am abuse door is already incorporate visual. a top palestinian official warns it would destroy prospects for peace. israel and the palestinians both claim jerusalem as their capi l capital. >>> the current president of the united states leaving very little doubt about who he holds responsible for cyber attacks. the man you see right there, barack obama says he told vladimir putin to, quote, cut it out when the two men met at the g20 summit. the hacks stopped then, but the damage had had had already been done with hacked e-ma

natalie is very well-known. and the question is how long does it take for the audience to assume and to accept that that person is jackie? and it is not jackie kennedy. you know. and that's, i guess, what sin pa does. it is very hard to describe. because there is a limit on it. and there is a an element of mystery on the film making, on capturing what natalie was doing and that allowed us to create the illusion of what we were looking for. and what i think is very beautiful is that show she was trying to organize something that ultimately she wouldn't be able to control. and that lack of control and creates a gap. and in between the resolve, that where we can work and get into. >> i think we have a clip that illustrates that, a little bit where she is talking about the plans for the funeral, you know, with jack val enti who is played by mike cassella. you see i think a little bit of what you are talking about there. >> i have come to discuss tomorrow. >> trying for a more modest ceremony. >> i changed my mind. >

. >> okay, gary, is it claire or natalie that's been missing? >> natalie. >> oh! >> dad, you're tattle taling now. >> what has natalie done? >> kicking her sister. actions come with consequences. >> natalie, that's not nice. i'm going to send over 15 cute boys for you to kiss. they will be there in 15 minutes. >> runs off for help. >> a cop actually showed up at my house once. started taking me away. >> wait a minute. your mom called the police as a way of correcting your behavior? >> wasn't my mom. it was my brother. >> i'm going to send over 15 cute boys for you to kiss. they will be there in 15 minutes. >>> a guy's enjoying the slopes, but then things go south. >> the mountain sliding with him. >> hang on. . right there. >> see what happens when the snow starts flowing. >>> and a birthday trip to disneyland that's full of surprises. >> this guy arranged a lot. >> that's not all he arranged. >> why his visit is about to get even more magical. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. s... feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain r

. >>> and natalie portman getting all kinds of oscar buzz for portraying jacqueline kennedy just after the death of jfk. we talk to the star about what she learned playing the role on this friday, december 2nd. it's good to be here on a friday. i have adrian here. we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the stars. >> well, you know. she's having her people call our people. >> she was here and she's like, i'll be off this friday, having tea and crumpets. >> we'll see that interview with natalie portman later on, but we begin with donald trump, thanking supporters and celebrating his successful run to the white house. election rally in cincinnati, ohio. he highlighted his agenda, boasted about his midwest wins and blasted the media. then he announced another cabinet pick. more now from abc's kenneth motin. >> donald trump's victory lap, a thank you to battleground ohio for giving him a decisive victory. >> i love you, ohio. this is a great place. great people, i have so many friends. on his thank you tour as the news broke that the president-elect picked his secretary

i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. germany says there is more evidence anis amri was behind monday's terror attack in berlin. the manhunt continues for him, whose fingerprints were found on the track used in the massacre. 12 people were killed in the attack at a christmas market. >> the united nations security council delayed a vote on a resolution demanding end to israeli settlement in palestinian territories. president-elect trump called egypt's president and persuaded him to put off the vote. >> deutsche bank has agreed to $7.2 billion settlement with the united states government. germany's biggest lender was accused of packaging toxic mortgages between the years of 2005 and 2007. the u.s. government was asking for a $14 billion settlement just a few months ago. >>> donald trump tweeted another bombshell thursday, this time quite literally. he suggested it was time for the u.s. to expand its nuclear arsenal. >> got to love those 140 characters on twitter. and that recent statement, that statement out from russia. th

>> hi, i'm natalie diblasio with "usa today." i have moved to san francisco to work with our technology team in december. before that, i was in charge of a fitness publication in virginia that was online only and before that i was with "usa today" for about three and a half years as a breaking news reporter. i went to college at the university of vermont in burlington which is beautiful, everyone should go, and my job now, okay, so i work in a bureau of "usa today," which has significantly fewer people than our headquarters and i write about tech and i also write about breaking news and help manage our paper, social media strategy but also work with the tech reporters and our west coast reporters to make sure that we're optimizing everybody's social media presence and helping everyone kind of elevate themselves on as many platforms as we can. >> all right, thanks. emily? >> hi, i'm emily dreyfuss with "wired" magazine. i went to wesleyan university in connecticut, i was an english major and i stumbled into journalism because i ha

this morning it is natalie's turn. she's at the reebok showroom in l.a. natalie, hi. >> hey, guys. i don't know if i can top al's i'm so excited about that because you know how much i love running. i've run a couple of marathons. and i'm really excited to share my passion of running. i've teamed up with reebok to create a special shoe for kids for my "today" show original. running is my meditation, my therapy, my time to rock out and even my time to pray. with the rhythm of my stride, i often think es clear my head and find my inner cheerleader, who is always pushing me to my limits. this is why i run. for my "today's original" i worked with reebok to design kids' running shoes because i know my love of running started when i could first lace up my shoes all on my own. and now as a mom with two boys, i am passionate about fitness. >> the reebok brand has always been a brand that's about empowering people. their employees to their be more human campaign, reebok inspires people to be their best. including kids. proceeds from the sale of my shoes will go to boksm build our kids succes

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natalie: true. in an election where we had a lot about twitter, a lot about -- a lot of content on the internet, did you ever wish that donald trump hadn't tweeted? about something in particular. or maybe distracted from the news day or distracted from the message you were trying to get out that day? natalie: no. i was never distracted by the message. do i wish, you know -- was my life ever complicated by things that happened on the campaign? yes. it's a very tough question. luckily, it's not my job to solve those communication problems. however, it was perfect and he is a genius because he won. if the goal was 270 and he won, then he won. i never played sports all those years and said i only won by one. i played bad. natalie: hindsight, again, but you do a lot of things in campaigns. there's always things that don't work. you still win. what didn't work? you still won. but what are things out there that just -- brad: what didn't work? youtube worked beautifully. you know -- what didn't work? we did

i'm natalie allen. the rise of populism across europe is being tested this weekend. two crucial votes in italy and austria may have major implications for the continent. austria could elect someone who could be the first far right head of state. the future prime minister mateo recommends i depends on a constitutional referendum. focusing on italy first. ben wedeman has the story from rome. >> sunday morning italians will be going to the foals cast their vote in a constitutional referendum where they will be given the is choice to either reject or accept modifications to 47 of the 139 articles of italy's 1948 constitution. basically it's all about cutting down the powers and the size of the italian senate. basically, making it a much smaller body instead of 315 members, it will go down to 100 and they will be a pointed and they'll have very little way in the way of decision-making power. ma day a reigns i says this is a good way to streamline a cumbersome political process. but his critics say this poses

brindle; natalie brindle, goal!! natalie brindle the captain with a multi-goal game! i have lost my voice in excitement!". than a meerkat? a whole litter of them! a zoo in sydney, australia has welcomed its largest litter of meerkats ever. normally a mama meerkat gives birth to 3 or 4 pups. but this meerkat had 6! and don't have names yet. but they are keeping their mom very busy. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking that's good suspension. would you stop it? you'll have plenty of time to destroy it after i get it. hey, george, i'm buyin' this car. what is wrong with you?! you never tell them you like the car! you're not sure what you want. you don't even know why you're here. there's that vein again. i'm starving. we should have had lunch first. since when is elaine's boyfriend selling cars? i thought he was a mechanic. i guess he graduated. that's an easy move-- go from screwing you behind your back to screwing you right to your face. [honk] thank you! puddy's just going to give you the car, huh? you'll see. first they

we'll see that interview with natalie portman later on. we begin this half hour with donald trump thanking supporters and celebrating his successful run for the white house. >> trump held an post election rally in cincinnati, ohio, last night. he highlighted his achievements, boasted his midwest win and then he announced another cabinet pick. more now from abc's kenneth moton. >> donald trump's victory lap, thanking ohio for giving him a decisive victory. this is a great place. great people. i have so many friends. >> trump's first stop on his thank you tour as it was announced he made his pick for secretary of defense. retired general mattes. >> and it's about time. >> only out of uniform for four years, congressman had to pass new legislationge confirmed. he led troops for several years and is known for his tough military tactics and strategy. but economic strategy was the focus on trump in indiana focusing on carrier air-conditioning saving 1,000 factory jobs headed for mexico. the state was vp mike pence is still the governor added car

from that low to very high high and natalie portman's portrayal ladies. "jackie." as seen through the eyes of the first lady, still stunned by grief, slenl an outsider, finding herself at odds with government officials who once answered to her husband. >> would you mind getting a message to all our funeral guests? >> of course. >> inform them that i will walk with jack tomorrow. alone if necessary. and tell wishes to wishes to ride in an armored car or a tank, i won't blame him, and i'm sure the tens of millions of people won't either. >> why are you doing this, mrs. kennedy? >> i'm just doing my job. >> would have to be hard to nail that accent. jackie doing a good job with the critics who are giving it 89% on rotten tomatoes. and peter travers talling it an electrifying portrayal that nails every nuance. >>> this >>> this morning on "world news now," donald trump's raucous rally. >> the president-elect kicking off his thank you tour and giving supporters more of what they got during the campaign, also naming his pick to lead the junior high, a teenager brings a g

>> natalie. >> all right. i feel like i'm going to change mine to a ten, but i'm going to say nine simply because i know that all good things can still be improved. i love it. i love it. it makes me curious about what other products you have. it makes me curious about what other products you plan to develop. nine for the product. it has a lot of potential. seven for the pitch only because and maybe it mirrors a little bit of what larry is saying that in addition to knowing what's in it for the entrepreneur -- sorry -- for the investors, there's a sense of what's the big dream, right? how are you going to take over the world with this product? what are the big, big goals over the course of the next four, five years and beyond, and i love a pitch that makes me dream, and i think that is the one thing that was perhaps missing most of all. >> if i were to add, go back to what i said, the mobile first generation. companies like bloom that are reinventing the flower industry. you think why do we need another flower

i'm natalie allen with our top stories. it's unclear when thousands of civilians trapped in freezing temperatures will be evacuated from eastern aleppo. the red cross says they hope the evacuations will resume in a few hours. syrian government has confirmed the new evacuation deal. that, according to reuters. the last evacuations were suspended on friday. both china and the u.s. say an american underwater drone seized by china in international waters will be returned. the drone similar to the one seen here was grabbed by the chinese navy in the south china sea earlier this week. the u.s. says the drone was measuring ocean conditions. u.s. president-elect donald trump returned to mobile, alabama at a final stop on his whirlwind thank you tour. he told the crowd that mobile was important to him because his presidential campaign first took hold there in 2015. >>> the us president-elect never shy about -- he's been quiet about accusations of russian hacking during the campaign. sean spicer told cnn michael smerconish that donal

that's about it. >> natalie? >> i'm natalie diblasio with "usa today." i have moved to san francisco to work with our technology team in december. before that i was in charge of a fitness publication in virginia that was online only, and before that i was with "usa today" for three and half years as a braking is reported. i went to the university of vermont, and my job now, okay, so i work in a pure of "usa today" which has significantly fewer people and a headquarters. i'll write tech and breaking news and help manage our paper social media strategy but also work with the tech reporters and are west coast reporters to make sure we are optimizing anybody social media presence and helping everyone elevate themselves on as many platforms as we can. >> thanks. emily? >> i'm emily dreyfuss with "wired" magazine. i went to wesleyan university in connecticut and i was an english major and i stumbled into journalism because i know idea what somebody who's only skill was writing would do after college. it suddenly occurred to me that journalists get paid to writ

i'm natalie allen. >>> we begin with aleppo. thousands trapped in the eastern city in freezing temperatures. they hope a new deal to evacuate them comes through. reuters is reporting the syrian government has confirmed a deal that it will hold. just on friday, the last evacuations were suspended. the new deal is more complicated. syria and its ally, iran, want the two towns on the lower left of this map also to be evacuated. those towns are near i had lip city and have been besieged by rebels. this is a life or death situation for them. a journalist working with channel 4 news was able to video there before the cease-fire went into effect. reporter matt fry explains the footage is just a glimpse of the absolute hell aleppo has become. this is the aftermath of just one bombing. we warn you, it's graphic. >> tender words for a child that can't find its own. aleppo is a grim stage of an ever diminishing cast of survivors and these are the last of the last. fat ma is the only adult left of three families who was obliterated by a rus

nicole: critics are buzzing about natalie portman's portrayal. the film tells the story of john f kennedy's assassination. lauren: he's dad again, mick jagger. he's 73. his oldest children are in their 40's. mike jagger became grandfather two years ago. nicole: let's take a look at the world of sports. first place in the nfc west. chiefs alex smith airs it out toward the end zone. hills makes the catch. falls into the end zone. later in the second raiders punting. hill about to show how fast he really is. he follows the blockers and goes by everyone on his way on the 78-yard touchdown. the dance. chiefs up 21-3. lining up for the field goal. can't handle the bad snap. takes off with a first down but takings possession of first place. to basketball, stef. >> ci and the warriors averaging 130 points in the month of december in utah to play the jazz. klay thompson misses the shot as steph curry misses the rebound. draws foul. the warriors go onto win that one 106 to 99. pittsburgh penguins going the fourth straight win hosting florida panthers. firs

. >> i'm natalie allen. this is cnn newsroom. >>> russia is at the center of two major stories here in the waning days of 2016. >> it is presently 10:00 a.m. in moscow. we are still monitoring for any new reaction. this of course after the united states slapped russia with unprecedented new sanctions, punishment for its alleged interference in the 2016 election. >> in syria, it's 9:00 a.m., and we are keeping a close eye on a nationwide cease-fire. russia and turkey brokered the truce. is he far it appears to be holding. more on that in a moment. >> first let's talk about the u.s. president barack obama, who did promise that he would sfon to russia about this alleged hacking in the u.s. election. he has done that, unveiling a range of any sanctions which are all partly requiring three dozen diplomats to leave the united states. >> the sanctions are punish hent for russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election. u.s. intelligence agencies say russia hacked into computers at the democratic national commit

. >> reporter: actors earning nominations include natalie portman in jackie, casey affleck in manchester by the sea, emma stone and ryan gosling in la la land, haley steinfeld in the age of 17, amy adams in arrival, naomi harrison moonlight, and both denzel washington and viola davis in fences. >> i want them to help me with this fence. >> it's the role of a lifetime. >> reporter: in the tv drama category hbo's "game of thrones" netflix's the crown and

. >> i'm natalie allen. this is "cnn newsroom." ♪ >>> as we begin with russia at the center of a cyber war and a ceasefire. >> it is presently 11:00 a.m. in moscow. we are still monitoring, waiting for new reaction coming from that nation, this after the united states slapped russia with unprecedented new sanctions, all punishment for its alleged meddling in the u.s. election. >> it is 10:00 a.m. in syria now and the world is holding its breath as a fragile nationwide ceasefire appears to be hold in. russia and turkey brokered the truce. we will get more on that in a moment. >> first of the sanctions, russia vowing to respond in kind. moscow denies hacking the dnc. the democratic national committee or trying to influence the u.s. election. >> mr. obama is not convinced. he is expelling 35 russian diplomats from the u.s., imposing sanctions on russian intelligence and three russian companies. the u.s. is closing two russian compounds if maryland and new york. cnn's athena jones has details on what other pun

natalie, very difficult to see. >> right. the fire you were just describing there, do they know how that started? >> unfortunately, they believe that it was manmade, natalie. >> that makes it much even worse, doesn't it? >> absolutely. >> derrick, thank you. >>> well, the effort to end modern day slavery, some high school students have joined in, racing to save the lives of trafficking victims. we'll have their story and their effort for you coming next here on cnn news room. ♪ hundreds of high school students in hong kong have pushed themselves to exhaustion, running a 24-hour endurance race to save the lives of human trafficking victims. cnn's parent company turner was a sponsor of the event. alexandra field with the cnn freedom project shows us how the students did. >> ready, set. whew! >> reporter: some of these teenagers are athletes, runners and swimmers used to competition, but few have faced a challenge like this. for 24 hours teams of eight from hong kong-based schools will run continuous relay lapse, a bold missio

natalie portman wa for that. if you haven't seen that, you have to go. >> noah oppenheim wrote the screen play. >> the writer behind it. >> often these awards give you a second bite at the apple for certain movies people haven't seen. "hacksaw ridge" makes people want to go back and get a second look at it. >> the george bush golden globe sunday on nbc. sure our girl, natalie will be there and get on a plane. >> what's your favorite thing? >> one of the most unbelievable organizations in the entire world is called international justice mission. i'm friends with the founder of it, amazing man named gary halgan. he started as one harvard lawyer who started this organizations. now, there are hundreds of them all over the world. you can help save 5-year-old girls from brussels and cambodia. get this gift catalog, you slavery. >> wow. >> serious. cyber traffic. you say look at the problems in the world, i can't do anything about that. you can. it's ijm.org and you will have a very merry holiday. >> and mine is a coat.

is saying natalie portman and her portrayal of jackie kennedy, spot-on. pretty much the winner moving ahead to other awards show. >> at least the front-runner. >> exactly. casey affleck for "manchester by the sea" getting a lot of buzz, won best actor. a lot of people thought that was fitting as well. >> a man bun. >> yes, a man bun and beard. >> what is it? >> what's happening? >> yeah. a real -- gone full caveman. >> on the tv side, the people versus o.j. i felt like that was old -- that wasn't this year, but it was. >> that was this year. surprisingly, right? what i said. the timing of the awards, yes. >> it won the emmy. >> we were thinking last year but it was this year's emmy. >> took home four awards. you see there, everybody thanked ryan murphy. the brains behind that operation. so, yeah. did did very well last night. >> and ryan reynold, nominated for one. >> he's having a year. isn't he? a new baby girl. >> just a dad now. >> such a sweetheart, too. >> so funny. actually, a touching moment when he accepted his award. they won for best comedy, be

with me are the broadcaster, natalie haynes, and rob merrick, deputy political editor at the independent. ‘massacre at the market‘ is on the metro front page. the story of a fatal lorry crash, in central berlin dominates tomorrow's front pages. the daily mirror are calling it ‘the berlin bloodbath‘. it's leading the guardian front page, which is reporting that nine people have died. the daily express report the lorry crashed into shoppers at a speed of a0 miles per hour. the i confirm the lorry driver has been arrested, and that a passenger on board died at the scene. the times report that the lorry belonged to a polish delivery company. and a powerful image dominates the daily mail front page, showing the smashed windscreen of the lorry covered in christmas decorations. we will start with the times. christmas carnage in berlin. lorry ploughed into market crowds, at least nine confirmed dead. terror attack suspected. this has been hallmarks of what we saw on bastille day earlier this year. that was in nice, in the south of france. the story you have been talking about all evening

how it ends and the condition of the driver this morning. >>> and natalie portman getting all kinds of oscar buzz for portraying jacqueline kennedy just after the death of jfk. we talk to the star about what she learned playing the role on this friday, december 2nd.

>> hi, i'm natalie diblasio with "usa today." i have moved to san francisco to work with our technology team in december. before that, i was in charge of a fitness publication in virginia that was online only and before that i was with "usa today" for about three and a half years as a breaking news reporter. i went to college at the university of vermont in burlington which is beautiful, everyone should go, and my job now, okay, so i work in a bureau of "usa today," which has significantly fewer people than our headquarters and i write about tech and i also write about breaking news and help manage our paper, social media strategy but also work with the tech reporters and our west coast reporters to make sure that we're optimizing everybody's social media presence and helping everyone kind of elevate themselves on as many platforms as we can. >> all right, thanks. emily? >> hi, i'm emily dreyfuss with "wired" magazine. i went to wesleyan university in connecticut, i was an english major and i stumbled into journalism because i ha

diane recently sat down with her in new york. >> for natalie portman, playing jackie has its perks. >> my dialogue coach would laugh at me. while we were practicing, i would be like, i need to do something. i would cook. and it was good for me to be doing it while i was doing something else, because it made it unconsciously part of my system. >> and you get great meals out of it too. >> it's like a prize at the end of the session. >> reporter: the academy award winner has racked up two awards, two more nominations and plenty of oscar buzz for her role in her film rolel "jackie." >> you'll have to share something personal. people won't stop asking until you do. >> and if i won't, they'll interpret my silence however they want. her brows are fur rowed. her lips are drawn. she holds back her tears, but she can't hide her anger. >> reporter: framed around a real life interview jackie did just a week after her husband's murder, the film centers oklahoma exclusively on the days following president kennedy's assassination, giving us a view into the fractured psyche of a woman who just lost h

i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. stay with us. the second hour of "cnn newsroom" right after the break. >>> not much happens in russia without vladimir putin. >> the u.s. president pointing the finger at russian president for what happened during the elections. >>> thousands of civilians still caught in the middle after evacuations from aleppo sop. we're learning agreements have been reached to allow evacuations. >>> plus, the u.s. braces for more frigid temperatures over the week. we'll have the latest for you. >> welcome to our viewers here in the freezing united states and around the world. we're

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how it ends and the condition of the driver this morning. >>> and natalie portman getting all kinds of oscar buzz for portraying jacqueline kennedy just after the death of jfk. we talk to the star about what she learned playing the role on this friday, december 2nd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> happy friday. >> happy friday to you. it's good to be here on a we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the stars.ean here. we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the staman here. we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the stanan here. we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the staan here. we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the staan here. we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the stanan here. we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the stanean here. we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the stan here. we haven't seen diane since she started rubbing elbows with the sta here. we haven't seen diane since she s