i'm just kidding. seated behind model robbie and dancing with great a girl. we had given having all these make believe can and back of them. and he even had a special guest star playing guitar slash from guns and roses joined him. so i thought that was incredible when i thought it was in a way to make barbie part of the oscar telecast. and were there any nominees that your thought really were robbed of a deserving? when absolutely can i say lily gladstone, i think she had been really winning going into it. you know, she won a lot of awards at the regionals and the other big award show. so people really thought that the award for best actress would go to lead gladstone for killers of the flower moon. they thought she deserved it, and they thought she would make history as a 1st native american. it was not the case, it went to, i am a stone for poor things and this is give a stones 2nd. so the surprising. yeah, nope. now katie, the oscars are, of course all glitz and glamour, but they're also often a platform for advocacy. i want to ask you, we saw some actors

he had margot robbie singing along, and they were all enjoying the moment.ould say on social media, people were pointing out the irony of the fact this barbie was a feminist movie and at the same time it was a man who stole the show. but the one award that barbie did win was by billie eilish. we will come onto that a little later. helen, ryan gosling certainly did put on a performance during the actual show? yes, i love the song and i love him performing at the oscars. it is a deep cut to film history, wearing the same think that marilyn monroe wore in gentlemen prefer blondes and his backing dancers were dressed like they were in the film. it is steeped in history and also in ken, barbie silliness. some of the other kens, were alongside him and they were all there to celebrate. it was fantastic. back to the red carpet, ariana grande? they are going through - the whole method dressing now, her and cynthia. | cynthia in green and i think addressi was the most dramatic of the night. we can see cynthia there as well. that is quite an outfit? i love that because

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and that was cause rout robbie from the policy organization united against nuclear iran speaking earlier. well, before we go, we want to take another look at some more stories making headlines around the world . this our patient police say they're overwhelmed. 5 gang violence in the capital for to come at least 4 officers have been killed and doesn't food in a series of gang attacks this week. prime minister area hungry has been in kenya seeking the guarantee of a proposed international police deployment. a genus president, heavier malay has told parliament he doesn't need their support to push through his package of sweeping policy changes. he promised to use executive decrees if necessary. this comes a month after lawmakers rejected an earlier version of his reform bill malays proposals to tackle the country's economic crisis have sparked massive protests. sam via has declared its ongoing drought and national disaster as the new phenomenon worse and dry conditions in southern africa, zambia as president haka in day, he to lima says the lack of rain has devastated the agricultural secto

okay. >> and robbie, theresa may is the ultimate public servant.he entered parliament or now as an mp or prime minister. pubuc now as an mp or prime minister. public duty has always been her ultimate, but nearly lost us brexit and moving on now from that, thanks to environment minister robbie moore and shadow education minister catherine mckinnell for a chat mckinnell for a terrific chat here on pmqs live. >> coming up it is good afternoon britain with tom and emily. tom and emily. hello so we were all together last week. what >> of course, his, donors. tom gloria was saying she missed us from last week. >> we've got a huge amount. we got. we were all together. oh, yes you are. >> oh, she didn't miss us. >> oh, she didn't miss us. >> she didn't miss us anyway. take it away. >> well, of course we're going to be exploring what the prime minister has been saying in response that scandal over response to that scandal over the donations. but has keir starmer foot in? it's starmer stuck his foot in? it's two with regard to an attack on national insurance

we in without marble, robbie. so yes, they were little bit upset to see that, but remember the show was like an homage to barbie with ryan gosling performing and there were so many jokes about barbie and he got really interactive. you know, he started his, his performance. i'm just kidding. seated behind model robbie and dancing with great a girl, we're given having all these maybe we can in back of them. and he even had a special guest star playing guitar slash from guns and roses joined him. so i thought that was incredible when i thought it was an easy way to make barbie part of the oscar telecast. and were there any nominee? easy thought really were robbed of a deserving. when absolutely can i say lily gladstone, i think she had been really winning going into it. you know, she won a lot of awards at the regionals and the other big award show. so people really thought that the award for best actress would go to lead gladstone for killers of the flower moon. they thought she deserved it, and they thought she wou

i'm well, one person here, robbie, is, is known for his fiction and doris for her nonfiction. your seems to be vocational that you compelled to do it right away. and doris, you took you took a winding path. do you do you feel that fiction is who you are and nonfiction is who you are are you different species or are you both the same or are you the same species? oh, well, i mean, i think doris is a gorgeous, beautiful salamander. someone that's a good thing to think about. and i'm just, you know, a regular toad. oh, that's ridiculous. you know, i think process is process. i make up and i sometimes know where they're headed before get there, which is a writer thing. and or maybe she's a thinker or thing, but oddly enough in what i do, which is mostly like write and sometimes movies or tv. like if you're writing a play and do too much research, you kill the play. it'll just be like rock em, sock them robots and the automatons. and so have to realize that this there's a moment where your research especially if you're writing about a moment that really happened. it has to be put do

accused of being partial, i politically partial, robbie gibb springs — politically partial, robbie gibbo mind, just given another four year term on the board. is- four year term on the board. is there _ four year term on the board. is there a — four year term on the board. is there a set— four year term on the board. is there a set of— four year term on the board. is there a set of guidelines - four year term on the board. is there a set of guidelines for i there a set of guidelines for members _ there a set of guidelines for members of— there a set of guidelines for members of the _ there a set of guidelines for members of the board i there a set of guidelines for members of the board over| members of the board over impartiality— members of the board over impartiality during - members of the board over impartiality during a - members of the board over| impartiality during a general election— impartiality during a general election to _ impartiality during a general election to ensure _ impartiality during a general election to ensure that i impartiality during a general| election to ens

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we have got a question that has come in from robbie, we have got a question that has come infrom robbiemean? i am domiciled in the uk, so i am taxed on income that i have in the uk but i am also taxed off i have income outside the uk, shares. if someone arrives to the uk from abroad they can say they are not domiciled. for15 abroad they can say they are not domiciled. for 15 years they can escape tax from their foreign income and foreign capital gains unless they bring it into the uk. it is an odd system,

we have got a question that has come in from robbie, we have got a question that has come infrom robbie, he we have got a question that has come in from robbie, he says, what does non—dom mean? i am domiciled in the uk, so i am taxed on income that i have in the uk but i am also taxed off i have income outside the uk, shares. if someone arrives to the uk from abroad they can say they are not domiciled. foris abroad they can say they are not domiciled. for 15 years they can escape tax from their foreign income and foreign capital gains unless they bring it into the uk. it is an odd system, it is odd because it rewards them for keeping their money outside the uk, which we think is the opposite of what we should do. what has changed with that? what has changed with that? what has changed is that any weird concept of domicile has been abolished, there will be a simple definition based on how many years you have been resident in the uk, which is sensible, and a complete exemption from tax on the foreign assets of someone who has recently arrived in the uk, which is simpler, and i think feder

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the change since the you know, a lot of people are talking about that especially since uh more who robbie and and gregory did not get nominated in key categories this year, but i think people have to still understand that river. barbie was nominated 8 nomination and this year alone, female nominees, the number of female nominees are up by 32 percent and major categories like 19 of the major categories. so there has been progress and we haven't seen that since 2021. so i don't think it's fair to judge whether or not barbie was kind of nominated in the right categories, but we are moving in the right direction every year. you just have to wait and see, but yes, they'll probably never be enough. diversity for everyone here in hollywood, but i think we're going in the right direction for sure. and you look at the nominations and the knobs. it does seem to be the year of the return of the blockbuster arousing the, the small, the scale movies, the more i would obviously when it's a previously, it's like moonlights and i know about landing code. yeah, you know, the golden gloves, which i'm a bui

assess the change since the you know, a lot of people are talking about that especially since more who robbie and gregory did not get nominated in key categories this year. but i think people have to still understand that. remember barbie was nominated 8 nomination and this year alone, female nominees, the number of female nominees are up by 32 percent and major categories like 19 of the major categories. so there has been progress and we haven't seen that since 2021. so i don't think it's fair to judge whether or not barbie was kind of nominated in the right categories, but we are moving in the right direction every year. you just have to wait and see, but yes, they'll probably never be enough. diversity for everyone here in hollywood, but i think we're going in the right direction for sure. and you look at the nominations and the knobs. it does seem to be the year of the ton of the block bus stuff. a robin the, the small, the scale move is the move out. obviously when it's a previous is like moonlights and i know about landing code. yeah. you know, the golden globes, whichever, a builder fo

margot robbie now has a key to the lot, an old warner tradition revived by abdy and co—chair michaeley. wow. i love it. i love walking around the lot. abdy and deluca were hired two years ago with a mission to restore the studio to its glory days. warner brothers hasn't won a best picture oscar since argo in 2013. that's a while ago. it is. what are you going to do to change that? pick some movies and hopefully win best picture! is that always the aim? you know, it's the academy. it's like the dream. they've lured big names, including tom cruise, telling them the studio wholeheartedly believes in the big screen cinema experience. but for many audiences, there's just one question. are we going to get a barbie 2? i mean, we'd love to. are you talking to greta about barbie 2? yeah, we're always talking about it. oscar night success for barbie looks uncertain. a surer bet that these streets, this lot will be coming soon to a cinema near you. katie razzall, bbc news, los angeles. meet the happy couple who didn't hear the sound of bells at their wedding — but the romantic ringing of railwa

were nominated for best director and obviously upset to not see marco robbie nominated for best actress because they believe if you're going to nominate ryan gosling, you would have no kid. you would have no barbie without great a girl big and without marble radi. so yes, they were a little bit upset to see that, but remember the show was like an homage to barbie with ryan gosling performing and there were so many jokes about barbie and he got really interactive. you know, he started his, his performance. i'm just kidding. seated behind margot robbie and, and dancing with great a girl we're given having all these make believe can and back of him. and he even had a special guest star playing guitar slash from guns and roses joined him. so i thought that was incredible and i thought it was in a way to make bar be part of the oscar telecast. and were there any nominates or you thought really were robbed of a deserving. when absolutely can i say lily gladstone, i think she had been really winning going into it. you know, she won a lot of awards at the regionals and the other big award show.

margot robbie now has a key to the lot, an old warner tradition revived by abdy and co—chair michael actually marilyn monroe's key. wow. i love it. i love walking around the lot. abdy and deluca were hired two years ago with a mission to restore the studio to its glory days. warner brothers hasn't won a best picture 0scar since argo in 2013. that's a while ago. it is. what are you going to do to change that? pick some movies and hopefully win best picture! is that always the aim? you know, it's the academy. it's like the dream. this year's 0scar favourite is 0ppenheimer. its director christopher nolan spent most of his career at warner brothers, but walked away in 2020, furious at the decision to put movies straight onto the studio's streaming service. did you think warner got that wrong when it came to christopher nolan? i can'tjudge what they were doing. we were in the middle of a global pandemic. but they lost their biggest star. yes. they've lured some big names like tom cruise, and abdy insists they're committed to giving films cinema time before streaming them. but for many, th

the change since the you know, a lot of people are talking about that especially since uh more who robbie and and gregory did not get nominated in key categories this year, but i think people have to still understand that river. barbie was nominated 8 nomination and this year alone, female nominees, the number of female nominees are up by 32 percent and major categories like 19 of the major categories. so there has been progress and we haven't seen that since 2021. so i don't think it's fair to judge whether or not barbie was kind of nominated in the right categories, but we are moving in the right direction and every year you just have to wait and see. but yes, they'll probably never be enough. diversity for everyone here in hollywood, but i think we're going in the right direction for sure. and you look at the nominations and the knobs. it does seem to be the year of the return of the blockbuster arousing the, the small, the scale move is the more i would, obviously, when it's a previously, it's like moonlights and i know about live in code. yeah, you know, the golden gloves, which i'm

the change since the you know, a lot of people are talking about that especially since uh more who robbie and and gregory did not get nominated in key categories this year, but i think people have to still understand that. remember barbie was nominated 8 nomination and this year alone, female nominees, the number of female nominees are up by 32 percent and major categories like 19 of the major categories. so there has been progress and we haven't seen that since 2021. so i don't think it's fair to judge whether or not barbie was kind of nominated in the right categories, but we are moving in the right direction and every year you just have to wait and see. but yes, they'll probably never be enough. diversity for everyone here in hollywood, but i think we're going in the right direction for sure. and you look at the nominations, and the nods. it does seem to be the year of the ton of the blockbuster arousing the, the small, the scale move is the move out. obviously, when it's a previously, it's like moonlights and i know about landing code. yeah. you know, the golden gloves, which i'm a bu

but unlike in puppy well, perhaps girls don't get to have all the fun at the oscars, as margot robbiea gerwig passed over for best director. but they got a nomination for screenplay. instead, ken is up for best supporting actor on the procedures night. i'm told its easier to get into the it's easier to get into the white horse then it is getting credited for this. —— white house. poorthings credited for this. —— white house. poor things it is expected to do well, with eight nominations for the quirky tower, including one for the production and costume design. people who are creative and go back to see out. the feedback is been really excited out of the industry.— is been really excited out of the indust .~ ., ., , ~ ., the industry. anatomy of a fall has sandra _ the industry. anatomy of a fall has sandra huller_ the industry. anatomy of a fall has sandra huller up _ the industry. anatomy of a fall has sandra huller up for- the industry. anatomy of a fall has sandra huller up for best i has sandra huller up for best actress, a murder mystery leaving you up to guessing and she will not

robbie is robbie kaplan, the lawyer.now all trump has to do is come up with another bond 40 $454 million verdict in new york attorney general letitia james's civil fraud suit against him. he has until march 25 to do that, which just happens to be the same day manhattan district attorney alvin bragg's criminal hush money case against him is set to begin. joining me now is mark sauer. he is a veteran new york business litigator who has secured many appeal bonds. thank you very much for being here. now that trump has finally secured this bond, where does the process go from here? what happens if his appeal is unsuccessful? >> good to be with you, jonathan. it's a great day for bonding companies, as you are observing. i think to just give you a little context about what a bond is, a bond is simply a piece of paper that reflects a promise to pay. think of it like a u.s. bond. the government promises to pay under certain conditions and what's applicable here is a reputable bonding company has put up a bond which says if this j

i like the bbc website reporter| she said they had put a bet on time for margot robbie in terms of an?— surprises, any outliers that we should look out for? there's service sur-rises. should look out for? there's service surprises. zone _ should look out for? there's service surprises. zone of _ should look out for? there's service surprises. zone of interest, - should look out for? there's service surprises. zone of interest, a - should look out for? there's service surprises. zone of interest, a film l surprises. zone of interest, a film byjonathan glazer with a chairman cast in poland, it is a holocaust drama but it is called experimental. it's progress will be interesting. i will be surprised if it doesn't get best international picture but there always a chance that it might not achieve those expectations. last year! achieve those expectations. last year i don't think anyone thought everything above all at once would win but the narrative was appealing. maestro has not typed a good time at the awards, this is the phone but a cooper, the biopic of leonard bernstein, but mike the a

margot robbie now has a key to the lot — an old warner tradition revived by abdy and co—chair michael bought them. and margot�*s is actually marilyn monroe's key. i love it, i love walking around the lot. abdy and deluca were hired two years ago with a mission to restore the studio to its glory days. warner brothers hasn't won a best picture oscar since argo in 2013. that's a while ago. it is. what are you going to do to change that? pick some movies and hopefully win best picture! is that always the aim? you know, it's the academy. it's like the dream. they've lured big names, including tom cruise, christopher nolan spent most of his years at warner bros. , but the director walked away in 2020, furious at the decision to put movies on the streaming service. do you think warners got that wrong with christopher nolan? we you think warners got that wrong with christopher nolan?- with christopher nolan? we can't 'udue with christopher nolan? we can't judge where _ with christopher nolan? we can't judge where they _ with christopher nolan? we can't judge where they were _ with christopher

just like marg robbie and ryan gosling the oscar beat out, but billie eilish, who actually sang the song, didn’t beat out in this category, it was barbie who won the oscar, but that’s what it’s worth to say, returning to the opengamer, why is it considered such an important film and what the producers said when they came out to collect the award for best picture is that the film was really watched all over the world, and this is very important for the creators, because the film.. . was released not only in cinemas, but also on the online platform, and this, by the way, is rare for frank ones, look, it turns out that both the opinion of critics and the opinion of viewers coincided, and this is wonderful, there are no questions, mash, what other news, but in fact, no matter how much we they were talking about awards, the main character of the evening at the oscars was a dog named messi, and for starters, it’s important to say that this is not some mongrel, a real actor who played in anatomy of a fall, by the way, the film won in the category for best original screenplay, according to in th

he had margot robbie singing _ cowboy hats.e fact this barbie — out the irony of the fact this barbie was a feminist movie and at the same _ barbie was a feminist movie and at the same time it was a man who stole the same time it was a man who stole the show _ the same time it was a man who stole the show. but the one award that barbie _ the show. but the one award that barbie did — the show. but the one award that barbie did win was by billie eilish. we will— barbie did win was by billie eilish. we will come onto that a little later. helen, ryan gosling certainly did put on a performance during the actual show?— actual show? yes, i love the song and i actual show? yes, i love the song and i love — actual show? yes, i love the song and i love him _ actual show? yes, i love the song and i love him performing - actual show? yes, i love the song and i love him performing at i actual show? yes, i love the song and i love him performing at the i and i love him performing at the oscars. it is a deep cut to film history, wearing the s

that is, the, crept across it, a system that was caused for all robbie from the policy organization united against nuclear iran. well, ears, apple has died at the age of $100.00, into the american style icon was a fixture of the fashion world, an interior designer, and a passion of the collector of contemporary ours for more than half a century. give a damn about going to the party of being at the party was getting dressed for the party and there's truth in poetry in the design of alexander wang cold had the words she kissed centenary and i was up full with instantly recognizable by her. oh, besides clauses and colorful costume jewelry, you're going to run good tests, but you can't learn stuff. i think they're 2 different things. i think style is in your dna. and once you have it, you have to work at it. but good taste can be done. be taught, but then was moved to app filled in her from bully and fashioned sense. she was also and accomplished textile design, or sometimes we'll get a piece of fabric and i listen to the thread sites. they tell me a story, they, they sing the song, they do so

we saw margot robbie coming here, but overall it is lovely to see them chatting here on the red carpetm when people are going in the other side to the oscars, or that anticipation and engineer. everyone is set for a good time. it and engineer. everyone is set for a good time.— for a good time. it feels like there weren't _ for a good time. it feels like there weren't many - for a good time. it feels like there weren't many huge i there weren't many huge surprises. what is a fairly sort of predictable oscars? yes, i think anybody who was making predictions or going in for some oscars bingo would have got a few of them right. oppenheimer was predicted to sweep the board. it did very well tonight, picking up all those big ones, best picture, best director, best actor, best supporting actor. it really did dominate this evening. barbie, if you think back to the summer, it was often higher does not oppenheimer and barbie that dominated the summer. a different story when it came to the awards because barbie had eight nominations and only come away with one award, that was for the song for bil

robbie. americans origin story generally starts with people talking about 1776 and then the 1619 project came and tried to redefine the place, the moors and tenets that we hold today began to hold place. but you they go even further back to the time when the first europeans treated the native americans in something called the doctrine of discovery. can you talk a little bit about the doctrine discovery and why that's so important even today? yeah, absolutely. i tiptoed up to that in my opening remarks, but i'll go and clarify a little bit. let me also say this, though, to your point before i jump in there. one of the things to watch, right, about a healthy political party is, whether or not it has a platform that you can scrutinize. right. and one of things we saw in the last cycle is that the republican party never put forward a platform. right. that's a pure authority and move on their part. so it goes along with and there's overtones to this as well with the kind messianic kind of, you kno

jean carroll case, first of all, i mean, robbie kaplan, eugene kaplan's lawyer call a field day callingleast reliable, all this now can, i promise you i'm gonna pay it. no judges gonna take. that is this just a delay tactic? it's hard to understand. >> in that case he didn't even put forth any evidence to say i want it secured at all. it's just i'm asking for a stay. and by the way, i'm not gonna provide any evidence about where my assets are, what kind of debt i. have any information about his finances when he was just convicted of financial fraud. >> he doesn't mention the 500 million dollar penalty he has to pay in his, i guess, statement of financial conditions. >> well, robbie kaplan made sure to mention that. >> it is just, i mean, the obfuscation and the tantrums, and yet, sometimes it works for him. we will see what happens. kristy greenberg, jose pagliery, think you both for your time. still ahead this evening, it was a tale of two cities. two border visits into starkly different visions for this country. which one will prevail in november, and what will it mean for democracy?

wearing a pink suit and joined by other kens gosling got the director and stars robbie and ferrera in on the fun. >> he even had the people at the bar stop, the people getting the drinks stopped and watched monitors like time stood still. >> reporter: emma stone got in on the action. >> my dress is broken. i think it happened during i'm just can be. >> stone picked up her second best actress oscar for her performance in four things edging out lily gladstone. >> i am so grateful to all of you beautiful people. >> randolph won for supporting role as a grieving mother in the hold overs. in a bit of levity, actor john cena took to the stage nearly naked to present award for best costume design. >> that moment was hilarious. cena's bit was inspired by 50th anniversary of an infamous oscars incident when a streaker ran past. barbie did take home one award. it won for best original song for "what was i made for." billy >>> an infamous hotel in downtown l.a. is up for sale. it opened as a luxury hotel but became the site of several murders and housed a notorious serial killer including richar

jean carroll case -- first of all, robbie kaplan, e. jean carroll's lawyer had a field day calling him the least trustworthy -- this like a paper napkin signed yours truly, donald trump, i'm going to pay it. no judge is going to take that? is this a delay tactic? i'm having a hard time understanding. >> in that case he didn't put forth any evidence to secure it at all. i'm asking for a stay, i'm not going to put up anything, and by the way i'm not going to provide any information where my assets are, what debt i have, any information when he was just convict of financial fraud. >> he doesn't mention the $500 million penathy he has pay in his statement of conditions. >> robbie cap:made sure to mention that. >> the obfuscation and the tantrums, and yet sometimes it works for him. we'll see what happens. thank you so much for your time. really appreciate you. >>> still ahead this evening, it was a tale of two cities, two border visits, and two starkly different visions for this country, but which one will prevail in november? and what will

four woman and one man music producer robbie jones have accused combs of sexual assault. jones also claims mr. combs had hidden cameras in every room of his home? has recordings of celebrities, artists, music's -- music execs and athletes engaging in illegal activity. these individuals were recorded without their knowledge or consent, giving it combs possession of comprising footage of every person who ever attended his parties. >> is being framed like the mona lisa, he also could be obsolete guilty. >> also named in the suit, brandon policyamended these documents and described as combs personal drug meal. monday, police arrested and later released paul for cocaine possession at the same airport where tmz found combs as you mentioned, before he is believed to have delayed a trip to the caribbean with his daughters. the u.s. attorney in new york is repeatedly -- reportedly spearheading the case, combs set on instagram that he is innocent of "the awful things being alleged". martha? >> martha: brandon paul 25 years old, i believe they went to -- a. >> yes. >> martha: coming

robbie, this case is important.ave been representing a lot of different parties with headlines in the news. i thought this case needed to be discussed. the lawsuit that elon musk brought against the center for countering digital hate was out with federal judge breyer writing, this case is unabashedly and specifically about punishing the defendants for their speech. quickly explain to our viewers why elon musk was targeting the center for countering digital hate. >> thank you for having me. it should be obvious to anyone. elon musk does not like when people criticize him. he really does not like it when a group is affected -- effective as our clients, run by enron, criticize him for the hate, vitriol, misinformation and sheer vile content on twitter which was unleashed when he took over the platform. their job is to write reports about disinformation. they wrote several about twitter and they did not like it. he threatened us by letter we said bring it on. we brought a lawsuit and won the last. >> your nonprofit orga

robbie is, her lawyer.he bond in the suit secured, all trump has to do is come up with another bond for the $454 million verdict in new york to civil fraud suit against him. he has until march 25th to do that. it happens to be the same date manhattan district attorney alvin bragg's criminal hush money case against him is set to begin. joining me now is mark sauer. he's a veteran new york business litigator who has secured many appeal bonds. thank you for being here. now that trump has finally secured this bond, where does the process go from here. what happens if his appeal is unsuccessful? >> good to be with you, jonathan. it's a great day for bonding companies as you are observing. just to give you contacts about what a bond is, a bond is simply a piece of paper that reflects a promise to pay. think of it as a u.s. bond, the government agrees to pay under certain conditions. what's applicable here, a revocable bond company has put up a bond that says if the judgment is affirmed, we will pay it. of course,

>> hi, my name is robby.onserved 12 years in california state prison. >> i'm justin paperny, i s eight years. >> carlos cervantes. i served 11 years in the california state prison stist system. >> donte west, i served in the atlanta correctional facility, exonerated in 2001. >> jimmy: robby, justin, carlos, donte. thank you for being here. donald trump is facing a lot of, a lot of different charges. if you could describe what his prison experience might be like? god forbid he goes in. >> i think he'll fit right in. >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah. [ laughter ] because he's dealing with politics, with the democratic party, the republican party. >> jimmy: yeah? >> there it's almost the same, but now you're dealing with mexicans, blacks, whites, and asians. >> jimmy: you're talking about, like, these racial divisions in prison. what would donald trump -- what group would he be in? is there an orange? [ laughter ] >> in the federal system where i served time, there is some race segregation. but with a white guy goes to

these are robbies, so there is a gradual recognition that what is going on is a crime of prodigious proportions, and that is why we have several cases before the international criminal court. and before the international court of justice. south africa has requested on three three occasions inter measures of protection and they were granted in january already, but israel is ignoring them totally, and this of course is a problem for the authority and credibility of the system of international justice, this is forest. in this week's show, we'll be exposing the activities of an israeli lobby group operating in spain, calling itself action and communication on the middle east, which is usually referred to by its initials acom. there was a poll done by ug at the end of 2023, we found that essentially spain was the the most pro palestinian. country in western europe um in terms of public opinion, so this is a country where you pay a relatively low political price for speaking out for palestine, now in spain of course there is an islamophobic party. the vox party, i just refer to a minute ago as as a r

jean carroll case, first of, all robbie caplan, her lawyer alling him the least trustworthy, this ispkin side yours truly donald trump, it is an iou, i promise i will pay it. what are these attempts? no judge is going to take that. is this just a delay tactic, i'm having a hard time understanding legal utility of that. >> in that case he didn't even put forth any evidence to say i want to secure it at all. i'm just asking for a stay. i don't want to put up anything. mother way, i would not provide any evidence about where my assets, or what kind of debt i have. any information about his, finances what it was just convicted of financial fraud. >> he doesn't mention in the 500 million dollar penalty he has to pay in his effectively statement of financial conditions. >> well, robbie kaplan made sure to mention that. >> it is just, i mean the obfuscation and the tantrums, and yet sometimes it works for him. we will see what happens. kristy greenberg, jose pagliery, thank you so much for your time, really appreciate you. >> thank you. >> still ahead this evening, it was a tale of two citi

is there enough here for robbie kaplan to sue again and i think the answer is yes. the issue of whether it's defamation jury again can make that decision. but what clip you play, there's actually more of it where he refers to her as being crazy. he said this happened because he had the affliction of being rich. meaning this is just a lawsuit as a gold digger. those are the things that would be the basis for a third lawsuit. and as they said there's already two juries that have found him liable. yes, she could drink the third suit. she constitutes something that happened against rudy giuliani until he fouled for bankruptcy which is actually seeking an injunction. at some point now that donald trump has found some sort of sugar daddy to pay off the bond in this case he feels no compulsion going out and making these statements. another remedy is to get an injunction saying you cannot do this anymore. at some point you have to stop because this is continuing damage to e. jean carroll. as the jury found, and was argued successfully, this is a man who first sexually assau

i loved him singing with margot robbie. just a really cool moment. >> it was just a really fun moment. >> we begin, we got to talk about the oscars, the biggest night for movie stars, dazzling the oscars. >> of course, oppenheimer stole the show. seven awards, including the most coveted prize of the night, while poor things picked up four oscars and barbie, the biggest box office hit of 2023, only took home one. >> abc's will ganss joins us now live from hollywood with all the highlights. good morning again. well, good morning rhiannon. >> good morning lionel. yeah it was an amazing night here at the 96 oscars. the energy was through the roof. despite the biggest blockbuster of the year, barbie only picking up one award last night. it was oppenheimer's big night. and then so many more, including a certain scantily clad presenter. take a look around of applause. >> where is he? messi who >> for the 96th academy awards, where the barb and heimer battle was settled once and for all? >> the way this award season has turned out

>> hi, my name is robby.12 years in california state prison. >> i'm justin paperny, i served 18 months at taft federal prison camp. >> carlos cervantes. i served 11 years in the california state prison sister tom. i'm donte west. i served in the atlanta correctional facility, exonerated in 2001. >> jimmy: robby, justin, carlos, donte. thank you for being here. donald trump is facing a lot of, a lot of different charges. if you could describe what his prison experience might be like? god forbid he goes in. >> i think he'll fit right in. >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah. [ laughter ] because he's dealing with politics, with the democratic party, the republican party. >> jimmy: yeah? >> there it's almost the same, but now you're dealing with mexicans, blacks, whites, and asians. >> jimmy: you're talking about, like, these racial divisions in prison. what would donald trump -- what group would he be in? is there an orange? [ laughter ] >> in the federal system where i served time, there is some race segregation. but if

these are robbies, so there is a gradual recognition that what is going on is a crime of prodigious proportions, and that is why we have several cases before the international criminal... court and before the international court of justice, south africa has requested on three three occasions, inter measures of protection, and they were granted in january already, but israel is ignoring them totally, and this of course is a problem for the authority and credibility. the system of international justice, what kind of people do they? think we are, is it possible they do not realize that we shall never cease to persevere against them until they have been taught a lesson which they and the world will never forget. now i am become death, we now have a name for the disease, and it is covid. a state-wide order for people to stay at home, that's why comes from china, really deeply that if people are sharing more then the world will be more open place where people can understand what's going on with the people around them, and that's really what we want to get towards. did you appear on the on the um and

jean carroll case, first of, all robbie, caplan a.g.ielder calling him the least trustworthy, this is like a paper napkin side yours truly donald trump, it is an iou, i promise i will pay it. what are these attempts? no judge is going to take that. is this just a delay tactic, i'm having a hard time understanding legal utility of that. >> in that case he didn't even put forth any evidence to say i want to secure it at all. i'm just asking for, stay i don't want to put up anything. mother way, i would not provide any evidence about where my assets, or what kind of debt, have any information about his, finances what it was just convicted of financial fraud. >> he doesn't mention in the 500 million dollar penalty he has to pay in his effectively statement of financial conditions. >> well, robbie kaplan made sure to mention that. >> it is just, i, mean the of a station, and the tantrums, and yet sometimes it works for him. we will see what happens. kristy greenberg, jose, thank you so much for your time, really appreciate you. >> thank you.

margot robbie takes the second spot with $59 million followed by tom cruise with $45 million. >>> that'smorning. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> the bellagio hotel in las vegas on the strip welcomed a very rare guest. a rare yellow billed loon decided to take up residency in the hotel's waters forcing the hotel to shut off its famous fountains. the nevada department of wildlife was called in to remove and relocate the bird. the yellow billed loon is considered one of the ten rarest birds that regularly breeds in the u.s., according to the national parks service. >>> up next, making waves. an american woman sets a sailing record. this thing? it's what's going on inside of me. it's my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. it wasn't always this calm uc went everywhere i did. wondering when it would pop up next was stressful doing a number on my insides. but then i found out about velsipity a new once-daily pill, not a steroid or biologic, for adults with moderate to severe uc. velsipity can help calm the chaos of uc — it quickly treats flares providing a chance for lasting ster

playing the leading role and being on screen in almost every scene, many felt strongly that margot robbie. >> it's really difficult to land every single nomination with globes, s.a.g., critics' choice, bafta. when you miss in the end, it hurts. it stings. in that sense, yeah, i feel bad that she didn't make it. >> reporter: but the blockbuster did garner eight nominations, including ryan gosling for best supporting actor, and america ferrera for best supporting actress. >> you have to never get old, never be rude, never show off, never be selfish. what i love about my character is she's the stand-in for all of us. for us human women trying to figure out what it means to be a woman, real or imagined. ♪ i used to float now i just fall down ♪ >> reporter: as well as two nominations for best song, "what was i made for." ♪ i'm just ken anywhere else i'd be a 10 ♪ >> reporter: and "i'm just ken." while some may purely tune in for the glitz and glam, in the end it's about who takes home that golden statue. you can watch abc live coverage of all the oscar festivities starting as early as 1:00 p.m

these are robbies, so there is a gradual recognition that what is going on is a crime of prodigious proportions, and that is why we have several cases before the international criminal. criminal court and before the international court of justice, south africa has requested on three three occasions inter measures of protection, and they were granted in january already, but israel is ignoring them totally, and this of course is a problem for the authority and credibility of... the system of international justice, operation took israel off guard, playing the victim, the regime called it an unprovoked attack. but did hamas really attack the regime out of the blue with no good reason? gaza stripped of life soon unpressed tv. welcome back, people in pakistan have organized a gaza march to denounce the international community silence regarding israel's onslot on the palestinian territory, our correspondent nasa kasmi reports from islam mabad with further details. through the streets of the pakistani capital islamabad as thousands of demonstrators gathered to condemn the united states and israel. the

barbie actress margot robbie is getting into the sims world, a lawsuit over the popular and expensive birkin bags, or a love is blind start with official requests for chiefs tight end travis kelsey. tight end travis kelsey. you still have time to vote ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ >>> today the san francisco giants offered a sneak peek for the ballpark this season. misty smith got the plush assignment of the day and she takes us out to the ball game. hi kristi. >> reporter: hi. before fans even cheer on the team, they have a number of new food options to consider to take back here at oracle park. we are talking about chicken, noodles, onion rings just to name a few but it is not just the food that is getting a spring refresh here. the team says

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robbie ludwig, joining us again here okay. let's talk first about this increase in the number of marriages because the covid, pandemic halted most weddings. so you know, is that maybe why marriage rates saw that bounce? >> it's certainly could be, but also post pandemic, i think what we saw was a change in value system and we really looked at the people in our lives and what we wanted for ourselves, for those who are living with companions during covid in some cases, a deepen their relationship and they wanted to show commitment of marriage as a result of that deepen connection. and i think also there were people who were lonely and really valued what intimacy an emotional intimacy feels like and wanted to create that for their lives yeah, it's it's such a good point. anything else that you think may be causing the increase in marriages >> well, over the last few decades to there's been an increase in mental health and mental well-being and people, it really gave people an opportunity to look at themselves and what they they w

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