. >>> annette bening, the "american beauty" star making a splash as the renowned long distance swimmeriana nyad. >> i love being in the water but i'd never been a trained swimmer. >> i need you to look at me. >> no, it's over, no. did we different? i can make it up. >> andrew: her grueling training for the role propelling her to oscar buzz. >> i sort of underestimated what it was going to take. >> andrew: the career actress opening up about life in the spotlight. >> juju: what do you say to young people about this elusive idea of having it all? ♪ let's just keep on dancing ♪ >> andrew: no doubt fans, the band's got hella good news. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. now try mucinex instasoo

we have a problem with annette's audio. let's recap the gdp data. mentioned there was an upward surprise. the q4 gdp at 0.2% quarter on quarter. that translates to 0.5% year on year against the estimate of 3%. italy is coming in higher than expected. the q3 gdp number for italy is unrevised at 0.1% quarter on quarter. crucially here, italy is showing two consecutive quarters of positive growth. not the case for germany, which has contracted by 0.3% for the quarter. annette, the signs are not pretty. >> reporter: we have a full audio connection. if you look through the ifo institute and it is showing the forecast for the first quarter of this year and they have the print of the contraction of the economy. it is weakness across the board. there is one silver lining which is the consumer. the ifo institute was saying because of higher wage rounds, which makes up for the high inflationary environment, it shows the consumer is back. the real estate sector is doing poorly as well as manufacturing which is low in terms of activity. there are a couple of fa

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ija recognize annette lewis of total action for progress on her retirement after 35 years of service.gan her career with tap as a summer youth counselor and quickly rose to become president of the organization with which she started. since tap's inception, annette with the help odo volunteers, has improved countless lives in our community. serving several cities in the 6th district of virginia. the organization focused on the most vulneraeitoens and families achieving sustainable, economic, and personal independence through education, employment, affordable housing, and save and healthy environments. because of her outstanding work, many folks in the shenandoah valley have been assisted by the congratulationsan her many years of success. i wish her a wonderful retirement. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from alabama seek recognition? ms. sewell: i rise to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. sewell: mr. sp

annette bening for nyad makes the cut. but margot, robbie for barbie did not. however, margot robbie does have a nomination for best picture as a producer on barbie, best actor in a leading role. the nominees are bradley cooper for maestro colman domingo rushed in paul giamatti, the holdovers, gillian murphy, oppenheimer and jeffrey wright. american fiction know leonardo dicaprio for killers of the flower moon. but someone on the list colman domingo who was ecstatic with his nomination. i look at my husband. >> and meant nothing comes out. he starts crying. and i that question so react at well, now to the nominees for best director. >> justine anatomy martin scorsese killers flower moon. christopher nolan oppenheimer. those lengthy most poor thing. jonathan glazer. >> barbie was nominated for best picture but not as director greta gerwig bradley cooper directed himself to an acting nomination but was not nominated for best director. no snow here, but rather record martin scorsese with his 10th oscar nomination for directing the most for a living director at 81.

annette benning on her new role as famed swimmer diane anaya. >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> president biden and outs another $5 billion in student loan forgiveness for 74,000 borrowers. the latest batch of student debt cancellation's after the u.s. supreme court struck down his larger forgiveness plan last year. john yang has our update on the president's. >> today's move will provide relief to nurses, teachers, and other public service employees working for at least 10 years. it includes forgiveness for some borrowers making loan repayments for 20 years, but never got the relief they were entitled to under existing programs. earlier this week, the administration said it would move up the start date of a new student loan repayment program from the light of february the biden administration says it erased more than $130 billion in loans for 3.7 millimolars. daniel douglas gabriel covers the economics of higher education for the washington post. >> two announceme

annette, off-line, absolutely an accessory in the barbie war wardrobe. >> kent was the first of manyses, california aesthetic. >> it's completely furnished with barbie's own cable. then studio couch, tv and high. look, a closed closet complete with hangers or barbie costumes and accessories you by. >> the party kept growing. >> surprise, mattel's marvelous new teenage guy. >> barbie's best friend mitch came out in 1963. this is the original box actually of mitch. she's wearing glasses of peppermint patty face. >> barbie's world expanded to her friends, her boyfriend in her house and car they become part of her world. >> inspired a new way to play. ♪ >> a sleeping bag. ♪ >> the only way girls could play with dolls was to play the role of being a mother which is an amazing rewarding role. it's not the only role out there for girls. >> little girls played with dolls that were babies. they were taught to nurture to play but this is another thing, using the doll to imagine a glamorous life in the future. >> went girls steve barbie, casey what's possible. ♪ >> playing with barbie. >> i thi

annette said, there's more diversity than ever before. what can unify us? that's what this questions about what can be our unifying force. well, we used to have that, but we used to have segregation. we used to have people who were couldn't vote. large citizens. i mean, do you i think if you look at the past and with a bit of nostalgia, if you look to close that unanimity, that is it was bought with by keeping lots of people out is just it's just a more difficult conversation more difficult, you know, attempt to difficult of coming together. it means there has to be compromise. it means that people do have to have tolerance or respect. but again, it's that's easy to to manage. jon meacham has always said, we really haven't always said. but george says a of stuff that we really can't think of america as a openly and free society until 1965. do we have? the voting rights act where all african-american people who lived in the south who before could not vote and participated in the government. we're not part of it. so, you know, the past was good in lots of way

he is joined in conversation by annette gordon-reed professor at harvard university. she is on the pulitzer prize and nationale book award and she's the author of six books. her honors include fellowships from the guggenheim in macarthur foundation and the national humanities metal. she's a fellow of the american academy of arts and sciences the american philosophical society academy.ritishie tonight they are here to discuss the "the odyssey of phillis wheatley" a poet's journeys through american slavery and independence. this new biography is an account of wheatley's webwork and it's written "the odyssey of phillis wheatley" the historical bibliography is a literally analysis at the indictment of political discourse developments of live in our country's history. majored alternate reality that people like wheatley gray. we are so excited to host this event. please join meom in welcoming david waldstreicher and annette gordon-reed.on [applause] >> thank you very much for that interdiction and thank everybody for coming up. to listen to us talk about this. this is a gre

then the corrections officer actually approached annette smith and, seemed to look him in the face.h annette smith. was not actually doing anything that the media could see, but he leaned over and looked at him for several minutes, after which he walked to the wall to return to his post, at approximately 20:08 the movement seemed to stop and kenneth smith's breathing was no longer could be heard. nitrogen hypoxia involves forcing a prisoner to inhale only nitrogen gas, resulting in death due to asphyxia. in recent years she has acquired. this has happened, i think that we it is really important to think about the fact that as you know, we have legalized five types of execution, which we classify in the medical-legal world, murder, accident and so on and so forth, this execution is the same as murder, it must also be investigated , the other two states that have approved this method will want... to have this data available to them going forward, and i'm sure the people of the united states also want this data to understand the mechanism and how effective this method was? smith was on

also with freight rates and disruption this is what we should concentrate on the ecb >> annette, he weill come baco you later on don't miss our live coverage ecb rate decision. of course, christine lagarde's important press conference starting at 2:00 p.m. cet. >>> let's turn to the ifo data with clements. the numbers do suggest that german business numbers have turned negative. tell us what is behind this number >> good morning. it is a setback and it is coming this time from the services sector primarily in manufacturing, the data, incoming data, was better. ing manufacturing companies are telling us their business situation is improving slightly. it is a stabilization. it has been bad in several months, but it is stabilizing at the moment there is bad news from services and retail and construction has been bad for some time it seems that the positive outlook, the expectation that interest rates may come down and wages are growingdoesn't reall encourage companies at this moment they seem to be irritated by other things by policy uncertainty. overall uncertainty has increased. this is

it is not looking rosy for the german economy let's get to annette with more >> reporter: thank you, caroline if you dig into the fine print, it is interesting especially with the manufacturing space weighing on economic activity which was quite clear if you wanted to monitor what happened this year. it is a combination of factors with the losses. it is the high interest rates which are operating more investments from companies and demand from outside germany, but domestic demand was lower than previously years in 2022, the economy was growing by 1.88% what was the loss was stressing was the economic expansion is 0.76% high than the pre-coronavirus years. the economy is back a little bit better than pre-coronavirus. if you look at the fine print, it is also for the first time in many years in actually 20 years that the german state also decreased its consumption. the state consumption is down 1 opi 1.7% also the long living inconveninventorie are down the more expensive goods with financing are dragging down activity the car space is actually adding to the economic activity in 2023 t

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annette benning joins the show and she will talk about her new film.or more local headlines including whether join us on our streaming service cbs news bay area. [cheers, appla use] hello, everybody!] yes! yes, douggie's here. ok, i am so excited and honored because a true legend-- a hollywood legend, human legend-- is about to walk out these doors. but i wanted to write a little love letter to her personally,

annette, how do you like it, i think this is your first time are you dating valery valentinovich?s my first time meeting valery valentinovich. well, i, as a person who is a psychologist by profession, am also in such a difficult position , because indeed, among psychologists at a certain point in life it was very fashionable to retrain as a psychic, to retrain as a healer, because the gift of hypnosis. there is a hypnologist who knows how to inspire, moreover, he brings very great benefits, but the cost of services is completely different, so there was such a period, but when i look here, what’s important to me is that i feel that valery valentinovich , a person who is sincere, is not a financially oriented person, but for me this is an indicator, because he really wants to help, i think that’s cool, you said in the last program: about the fact that america also had its own program in psychic intelligence, viktor rubel contacted us, who said that juna, compared to you, is just a child, you said that you are waiting for the return of this person, he at that time i had been living i

. >> announcer: annette bening, "nyad." lily gladstone, "killers of the flower moon."huller, "anatomy of a fall." greta lee, "past lives." carey mulligan, "maestro." cailee spaeny, "priscilla." [applause] >> and the golden globe goes to... lily gladstone! [applause] ♪ ♪ >> this is lily gladstone's first nomination and first win. she wins or golden globe tonight for her role of mollie burkhart and "killers of the flower moon." [applause] ♪ ♪ >> [laughs] [cheers and applause] [speaking in a global language] i love everyone in this room right now. thank you. i don't have words. i just spoke a bit of blackfeet language, a beautiful community nation that raised me and encouraged me to keep going, keep doing this. my mom, who, even though she's not blackfeet, worked tirelessly to get our language into our classroom so i had a blackfeet language teacher growing up. [applause] this award belongs to -- i hope i don't get counted down too fast, because this is an historic one. i'm so grateful i can speak even a little bit of my language, which i'm not fluent in, up here. because

please join me in welcoming david wilde and annette gordon-reed. well, thank you very much for that introduction and thank everybody for coming out to listen to us talk about this. this is a great book. david, to start off, i want to say you're historian of the american revolution, the early american republic. you have written a book about benjamin franklin. what made you decide to write about phillis wheatley. well, to me, it really wasn't a great leap because i did have a paragraph or two about her in my book about celebrations and politics in the early republic and and a bit and a bit. thank you. and a bit on in my book on franklin wheatley has a very important interaction with franklin in london. so i've been thinking about aspects of her that were underappreciated. and i also wanted to write a book about slavery and the revolution that was had more black people in it than my previous ones. so, so there was that. but it's also for me a return to some of my interests in, in literary studies, which i were important to me in an earlier time. and i

annette bening for nyad makes the cut. but margot, robbie for barbie did not. however, margot robbie does have a nomination for best picture as a producer on barbie, best actor in a leading role. the nominees are bradley cooper for maestro colman domingo rushed in paul giamatti, the holdovers, gillian murphy, oppenheimer and jeffrey wright. american fiction know leonardo dicaprio for killers of the flower moon. but someone on the list colman domingo who was ecstatic with his nomination. i look at my husband. >> and did comes out. he starts crying. and i that question so react at well, now to the nominees for best director. >> justine and that means spurs christopher nolan oppenheimer. that's the most poor thing. jonathan glazer. >> barbie was nominated for best picture but not as director greta gerwig bradley cooper directed himself to an acting nomination but was not nominated for best director. no snow here, but rather record martin scorsese with his 10th oscar nomination for directing the most for a living director at 81. he's also the oldest best director n

best actors, annette benning, lily gladstone, sandra fuller. carey mulligan, emma stone.robbie, not being nominated for best actress in barbie. the director also missed out. ryan gosling made it into the best supporting actor category. that was for his role as ken. this division is ironic given the movie's plot. often criticized the patriarchy. leonardo dicaprio, oscars will take place on march 10. >>> gold medal list, michael phelps, has welcomed his fourth son. he was born january 16. congratulations to them. thank you for joining us at 4:30. thank you for joining us at 4:30. we not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the only democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the

. >> it may have been one of the first times i talked about annette and i didn't cry.w would you describe the other pieces that make this puzzle fit? >> the sense of humor we share is huge. i'm finding that she is very good at keeping me grounded. >> juju: when did sparks fly for you? >> immediately when i met him. then sitting on the bench. >> you ready? >> yeah. >> then that date was out of this world amazing. >> that is huge. >> that's what you need to wake up each morning. >> you don't stop believing. >> then this incredible flash mob. ♪ don't stop believing ♪ >> byron: as for what's next for the newlyweds -- >> i've talked about moving to south carolina. i never quite pulled the trigger. so when we're in the fantasy suites, talking about compromise, she goes, "well, you know, i have a son and three grandsons in south carolina." and i go, "oh my god, there we go." >> yeah, that works. >> situation solved. >> no time to waste. >> that's right. >> we just want to have fun. we both have this same joy for life and wanting to do it all and to include everything. >> byro

but it was in release done to annette. misty in 1955. the criminal case against him was reopened . on march the 27th. 1996. that's a trip to go to the operator. you should do a solution for just or with the with it then we it was a from child and they asked me to come down with the question. oh sure, sure. put test over that initial don't pressure go up, took it, but there's just the item you described move on. now mikaela was taken to grow up. know he was held in a pre trial detention center in prison. he was extremely reluctant to testify and wouldn't confess to his crimes until the very end of the focus was the 1st thing, the fellow who lose lose it the who is what i'm 50 years ago. you know, that was like a very well, i'm pretty sure what to do here because i knew the full package of all is it, i'm not giving up. i was off. i which them pretty much just oh to them. i'm not get towards it tomorrow, but i have to personally be of that category because they will go to cannot get the pressure to put you put the most of the usually i probably be a new yes or the 1st annual going bas

." >> best actress, annette bening for "nyad," lily glad stone and "killers of the flower moon," sandrahuller in "anatomy of a fall," carey mulligan for "maestro," emma stone for "poor things." oscar presentations take place march 10th. correct? >> march 10th. we have some catching up to do. >>> kelly clarkson is highlighting an important hip-hop to heal with a bay area organization. >> beats rhymes and life based in oakland started in 2011, and they use hip-hop as therapy. workshops and classes connect underserved kids with mental health professionals. today, kelly clarkson spoke to the creator of beats rhymes and life on how he combined hip-hop and therapy to help people in his community. >> it really started with this idea of speaking against e the ill ls of our community and having a voice against oppression. >> preaching. >> preaching. it's about combining things like narrative therapy and solution-based therapy, marrying those together and partnering with the triadds, to do our groups. here we are 20 years later. >> making a big difference. you can catch the entire segment on this

played by annette bening. >> what were you thinking? time on the side of the boat sucking in my stomach in my jogger bra. >> i am not working with you again ever. >> you think i want to work with you? >> yeah. >> reporter: after a five-year wait, there is at highly anticipated fourth season of hbo's "true detective," out next sunday. >> my job is to keep everyone safe. >> reporter: night country is just as spooky and supernatural as the first "true detective." but this time it's set in the frigid polar winter nights of alaska. >> was it as cold as it looked up there when you were shooting. >> probably colder than it looked. there are moments where it's hard to speak. it's so cold that your mouth does that. >> stop [ bleep ] around! this is a crime scene. pretend like you know what you are doing. >> reporter: foster plays detective liz danvers, confronting a certain darkness of her own. >> you are not going to blame her on me. i wasn't even here. you know who was here? you. >> i didn't think that i would come back at this level or i didn

single mother who lost the house is her story and her own was so yeah, and the daughter, my name is annette martinez torres, i'm taking an electrical course to be able to rebuild my house after hurricane.

he's the leader of the last to annette us. drug cartel, how much influence does that group have in ecuador at the moment? well, it's one of the more influential games, of course it's, it's very effective along the pacific coast drug trade routes. it, however, has suffered some splintering parts to other groups. a minute i meant to diffuse over the hierarchy because some of these can readers have been arrested over the past few years or murder, thus resulting and power struggles. and there is another major guiergos logos which is mostly active in indian areas in some parts of the coast. most of the violence is concentrated on the coastal cities and where the ports are on which location is loaded for export to the us and europe there. there's been much reported that we have to say about f, what or as president. and his goal to re re gain control of apple doors, prisons from criminal gangs, just walk us through what has been going on as well. we've had a gradual increase in prisons rioting over years, starting in early 2020, more than 460 people have been murdered in some very violent episode

is her story and her own was so yeah, and the daughter, my name is annette martinez torres, i'm taking an electrical course to be able to rebuild my house after hurricane during the fall, i used to work in tourism. i don't do it anymore because everything was destroyed after hurricane noticed. there was no work for me. that's like outside conflict, a mental house was completely destroyed. none of the pool was, were straight, the structure was all bent, it was all over the place. half of it was down, there was not even a single sheet on the roof. everything had been blown off. of course, of course i don't mind, but if there's something in the course that i'm taking in electricity and will help me repair my house, we plan to build something a little safer. now. also the neighbors have been very, very good. so you know, so that's also why i'm doing it, but i have to help others. and i also help myself a little bit, a little cabinet. i never in my life imagined i would be taking an electrical power out that i had other things in my mind that after hurricane noticed, it's a good solution to

cubic feet by all possible legal means of that that move on that please m o you granted c sylvia to annette. that according to sub position of a base in our cost of land violation. also, my dear silver on the beach of installation, of those norms, the new unit, and then station of another countries territory. where the buy me as the president of somebody, a regional leader, like most of the he is just you can shoot me an asset to the university that demanded that your p a t is after the agreement signed. meanwhile, some money that he does have attempted the agreement is as glossing right around the giving them or to mission alvarado official recognition based on he's to be understand that if you will be, has long swords access to the red sea. and since it became loud knocked off, they read to you, gave independence and 1991 that same. yes. so monte then broke away from somalia and although it has operated as a defacto independent state with its own coverage, be its own government and phone diploma as it is not to formally recognized by any a government but also just going back to the old yo

the city of h. annette unique of region by adams carter, but you are in need of them for getting meals that have done the concerns or fuck, i knew the incident, but it's showing me that it was to go to that issue. but i gave them a bunch of times they feel pretty do i need to know more about them teaching that was good on. yeah, the upset as a young girl for him to school is called the future to quite enough. sure. what they are? who are you not that are doing well uh, i know these are questions going today. you will for me to at least know visit and people brain speak to cute or joy using sport instead, i guess with the wish law. ok, university election and the instant things that ain't working for general. and that's plus asked the dory. let's leave that delivered already over so like you have to do in the midst of the stalls for the well as in here. yet news. good evening. as rarely tends to for defense and you want to locally was the name of the fire out of the red vine arrived in yesterday to track down the participants in these games. and who was said still to controlling a porti

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to see lily gladstone nominated for the killers of the flament and carey mulligan for maestro, dosso annettezzed through is jam—packed, you whizzed through so many of the headlines. let's rewind to barbenheimer, that phenomenon, that was so incredible, in the autumn, despite being released at the same time, it didn't seem to dent either film and we have seen it play right the way through through audiences, through critical acclaim and now these nominations for both of them.— for both of them. exactly, it was a success story _ for both of them. exactly, it was a success story for _ for both of them. exactly, it was a success story for both. _ for both of them. exactly, it was a success story for both. i _ for both of them. exactly, it was a success story for both. i think- for both of them. exactly, it was a| success story for both. i think they held together at the box office. some people bravely went in for a double bill. it was something that people look forward to and made cinema event again. as in a great success story in itself it is wise for cinemas. one pulled the two such different f

. >> and number 3 nyad the movie will win an oscar excellent acting by annette benning, remember i predictedience my last year's prediction came true. i predicted some one close to me would get arrested and donald trump was. i didn't see that coming. this prediction take to it the bank, eagles not only going to the super bowl, winning the super bowl. >> another one. >> what do you mean another one? >> just keep going. >> i will keep going. my second prediction i'll be lone ordinary at a sporting event. i don't know whether throwing out a pitch at a phillies game, coin toss at super bowl. >> resolution of promoting himself. >> i didn't think of that. >> i want to be your press secretary. >> you would be welcome to it. >> first, o.j. finally displaced as trial of the century. >> i get where you're going. >> make it political. >> you said i didn't expect donald trump to get arrested. i say it's going to be a big deal. number 2 phoenix suns win the mvp championship finals mvp and third that usher will set a ratings record for his super bowl halftime performance replacing rihanna. i'm excited abo

state of the health system inside the gaza strip where we're get rorts that they are running out of annette threat tick and other essential items that they require to treat wounds. so no question it is a desperate situation. and we're seeing since ongt 7 october 7 that just shy of 26,000 people now have been killed inside the gaza strip. i know there are all these caveats that this doesn't distinguish between civilians and militants since the start of the war, but even if you subtract one number from the other, then that is still aen awful lot of people and this could -- again, it depends on the outcome of any investigation, but it could lead to additional pressure on israel to take more care when it comes to civilian casualties. >> elliott, thank you. >>> a u.s. official says the cia director will meet in the coming days with israeli egyptian and qatari officials. bill burns is expected to travel to europe to discuss a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages held by hamas and gaza. he will speak with the head of the israel spy agency, egypt intelligence director and qatar prim

marcus, you might note, that he was very keen to shake his hand, but he was saying if you don't get to annetteen because he had other things to attend to. he was talking afterwards about, yes, the heat clearly must have played our parts. it was 31 celsius. he had his blood pressure checked, he talked about tightness in his chest, it didn't look at all promising when he was two sets to one down, but he feels that that is actually stress—related and he's had it at times in his career and it is the extra stress of a grand slam that makes him struggle with his breathing. it's something he's constantly working on. given his physical problems that have certainly held him back in the first few years of his career, for him to come back from two sets to one down to beat the player like the muscular marcusjerome and a grand slam is a huge feather in his cap. cam and ray's when was much more straightforward, a few concerns over her left wrist problem, he went in straight sets of peru.— her left wrist problem, he went in straight sets of peru. before we let ou no, a straight sets of peru. before we let yo

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she was not in the league of elite actors given the fact that we had emma stone and annette benning.nated for that. it was not that demanding of a role. she just had to look perfect. >> her feet. >> greg: i'm more upset that jennifer lawrence did not get an oscar nod for "no hard feelings," probably one of the greatest female roles ever. the beach stunts were unbelievable. >> charlie: remarkable. i'm not surprised. >> martha: when martin scorsese got overlooked, people did not go, because he is a man. to count how many women and how many men if it has to be even. >> jessica: it does not have to be even. >> jeanine: what impressed you was that supporting actor? no. >> martha: i feel like they had to give it to a couple things in the movie. >> greg: she relinquishes -- way more interesting than what happened last night. [laughter] "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ i bought the team! kevin...? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna' cashback on a few other things too... starting with the sound system! curry from deep. that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer t

had been illegal but still in the ccrs and went to the homeowners' association and all so forth in annette's communication to the board and westwood park got the votes and changed the ccrs to remove the racial language and the only association to have done so the covenants restrictions e-mailed but the only organization that went through the legal process to approve. so my hats off to harris that went to the records office and filed with the former president norman yee is read that language with that, colleagues supervisor safai i want to add my name as a co-sponsor i appreciate supervisor dorsey support with the transition of the neighborhoods i think they 4 a lot of character in the community we have a few in our district areas as well add on to them but the idea that racial cove signage will be addressed in a proper way it shows you the power of the community level i appreciate that thank you, supervisor. >> roll call. >> on item 20, president peskin. >> no. >> supervisor preston, aye. >> supervisor ronen, aye. >> supervisor chan, aye. >> supervisor stefani, aye. >> commissioner chan, aye

instead, they gave that to slot, if you will, t annette benning. for nyad.atomy of a fall" which did well with big nominations. i love that film >> let's talk about best picture. that was coming in as we were coming on right now. >> yes i saw about half of the nominees that were there. so "american fiction," "anatomy of a fall," "barbie. "the hold others," "killers of the flower moon. and then in the zone of interest, which is a really fascinating film set during the holocaust. it was nominated for best screen play and best picture, a mu va that people with just learning about. >> you said gretta was nominated for "barbie". they gave her spot if you will to this european director justine for a film called "anatomy of a fall" which is my favorite of the year a really brilliant courtroom drama had a wonderful showing today. >> those are the snubs that you just mentioned any surprises that popped up? >> killers of the flower moon, leo not getting nominated for that film speaks that it was very powerful and crowded year in the best actor category a lot of great

. >> dana: and number three, nyad the movie will win an oscar excellent acting by annette benning andpredicted they would win an oscar from free solo and they did so nyad the movie. >> tyrus: jesse you're so excited for predictions, please. >> jesse: i want to remind the audience that my last year's prediction came true. i predicted someone close to me would get arrested and donald trump was arrested. i didn't see that coming at all. this pro diction, take it to the bank. eagles, not only going to the super bowl, winning the super bowl. >> another one. >> jesse: what do you mean it's another one. >> judge jeanine: just keep going. >> jesse: i will keep going. my second prediction, i will be honored at a professional sporting event. i don't know whether that's throwing out the first pitch at a phillies game. i don't know whether it's coin toss at a super bowl >> jessica: this is part of the resolution of promoting himself. >> jesse: i didn't even think of that dana but yes. >> dana: i want to be your press secretary. i'll figure this out. >> jesse: you would be my choice >> jessica: ok

actress in a leading role >> annette bening in nyack. gladstone, in killers of the flower moon. anatomy of a fall carey mulligan , in maestro. and emma stone in poor things >> for achievement in directing the nominees are anatomy of a fall. martin scorsese. killers of the flower moon christopher nolan. oppenheimer yorgos lanthimos. poor things and jonathan glazer. the zone of interest. >> and now for our final category. >> i can't wait. >> let's read them together. the nominees for best motion picture of the year are are american in fiction. >> ben leclair, nikos karamihos, cord jefferson, and jermaine johnson, producers anatomy of a fall marie-ange. luciani and david tune. >> bar rb david heyman, margot robbie, tom ackerley and robbie brenner, producers the holdovers mark johnson, producer. >> killers of the flower moon, dan friedkin, bradley thomas, martin scorsese and daniel lupi, producers. maestro bradley cooper, steven spielberg, fred berner, amy durning and kristie macosko krieger, producers. oppenheimer emma thomas, charles roven, and christopher nolan, producers. past l

not in the league of a leading actress, given the fact that we had emma stone, lily gladstone, and annette that she wasn't nominated for that. it wasn't that demanding a roll. demashe just had to look perfec. speak to feet. >> greg: i'm more upset that jennifer lawrence didn't get an oscar nod for "no hardd fo feelings," probably one of the p rogreatest female roles ever. >> charlie: she did her own stunts. >> greg: the beach stents were unbelievable. >> charlie: remarkable. i'm not surprised, either. >> martha: and martin scorsese got overlooked people didn't sit around the table and say it'sgo because he's a man.ma how many womenn. and how many m? and has to be even? it should be based on whether or not you did a great job and the movi e blow you away. >> judge jeanine: did what he did impress you as a supportingp actor? no! >> martha: i think he was ther? best thing the whole movie. they had to give it toke t a coe things in the movie. >> greg: we should have ledhe with this paid way more interesting then last night.ng am i right? one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ sanders winter blues sale