reporter: the dramas downtown abby, game of thrones, stranger things, and west world will face off against the crown. you don t think i would have preferred to grow up out of the spotlight? the crown, the crown, the crown. i think that s going to be a big, big showing here. reporter: as for comedy, it s between the big bang theory, black-ish, more than family, orange is the new black, and veep. nobody can appreciate what you ve been through. reporter: in film, manchester by the sea leads the way with for nominations. casey affleck, who won a golden globe for his performance, is expected to walk away with his first s.a.g. award for best actor. other nominees are andrew garfield, ryan gosling, viggo mortensen, and denzel washington. it s not easy for me to admit i ve been standing in the same place for 18 years. i was standing with you. reporter: after her win at the golden globes, viola davis is a favorite to win best
on full display this week as donald trump hosts british prime minister theresa may tomorrow. may, who is attending the republican retreat in philadelphia today, will be the first foreign leader to meet with mr. trump since his inauguration, at a time when mr. trump s proposals are raising eyebrows with counterparts around the world. nic robertson joins us from washington, hi, nic. reporter: hi, carol. theresa may is bringing with her the hope for a trade deal with the united states in the future. she ll talking about strength that special relationship, how britain and the united states together have helped win wars. more than that, she s expected to say that britain and the united states helped build the world, really dip and dig into history here to create that common narrative, that common thread. this is an opportunity for her to show britain s closeness with
it s going to be an all williams final at the australia open, serena and venus face off for a grand slam final. andy scholes joins us, hi. reporter: both have been so good for so long. this actually will be the first time the two square off in a grand slam final in wimbledon since 2009. that was the last time venus made it to a grand slam final. serena has gotten the better of venus, winning 16. one more final win for serena and she ll pass steffi graff for the most grand slams in the modern era. she s excited to be playing her sister in saturday s final. she s my toughest opponent, no one has beaten me as much as venus has. she has a pretty good record against me. we have a good record against each other. so it s you know, i just feel like no matter what happens, we ve won. reporter: back to the future
linemen. maybe matthew stafford, andy, that s the only way i will watch. you know what i m talking about. reporter: i do know what you re talking about. the lions fan at heart, carol. thank you, andy. thank you for joining me today. at this hour with berman and bolduan after a break. look, anyone who thinks you gotta make a truck heavier to make it stronger, has been workin too long without a hard hat. meet the all-new 2017 ford super duty. they cut weight with a high-strength, military grade, aluminum alloy body and reinvested a big chunk of it to beef up the high-strength steel frame. forging the most capable heavy-duty pickup in america. time to punch work in the face. this is the all-new ford super duty. 2017 motor trend truck of the year.
12 to 15. 12 to $15 billion. so we intend to address the wall issues ourselves and the president can deal with his relations with other countries on that issue and other issues. reporter: are you concerned about the relationship with mexico? i think we ll be fine. reporter: so not wanting to pick a fight with the new president, not raising concerns, even as this relationship between the two countries gets increasingly strained. but also later in the press conference, carol, the republican leadership not saying whether the 12 to $15 billion will be offset by spending cuts or whether it would add to the deficit. they said that this is something they ll deal with later. the administration is going to actually put together a proposal to send to congress to vote on this. so as we know, donald trump has insisted that mexico will pay for it. but a lot of concerns here, carol, that if mexico doesn t pay for it, will taxpayers get stuck with a rather expensive bill. that s a big quest