storm ava is in no hurry to leave.ainfall — a whopping 700mm bringing severe flash flooding and the risk of landslides. translation: there is no more road. the water is almost up to our waist. it is risky to move by boat. we are scared for our lives because we can't swim. ava has weakened since making landfall on friday but the slow—moving ex—tropical cyclone will continue to batter the island until at least lunch—time on monday as it tracks close to the south—east coastline, packing winds of up to 120km/h. some parts of madagascar have already been inundated, forcing locals into emergency shelters like this. others say they can only helplessly watch the water levels rise in their homes, with nowhere else to go. we don't know where to sleep, frankly, because the shelter next door is already full and the tents are lacking. ava is the third storm to hit the region this season, but comes less than one year after madagascar was slammed by another storm which killed 78 people and left thousands homeless. this fragile island

. >> reporter: baby and he is four months old, and one of the first babies born using ava, known as the fit bit for fertility, a fertility tracking pricelist -- bracelet that the company says is able to predict the ovulation window in real time, 90% accuracy, it doubles the chances of conceiving in a given month. >> i'm 30, as you get older, you feel more pressure, you don't know if you will be able to get pregnant is easy, so using the ava bracelet took a lot of the stress and pressure off myself, i could understand my body better.>> reporter: for about five months, newlyweds, from the bachelor in paradise, try to conceive with no luck. >> i was using an ovulation calendar to set my cycle, but not a lot of information, we were kind of winging it. >> reporter: within the second month of using ava, which is supposed to be worn at night and designed for healthy women, she got pregnant. >> it is a game changer for the whole industry, we are used to having methods that are unreliable, not feasible, now in the 21st century, we need something that is easier for women when they're trying to ti

you spent the last year shooting for this series. >> ava duvernay, quite seriously, may have been myn being that i met on -- >> every other woman you shot with in this series now is -- >> will you stop that, john berman. but sitting with ava duvernay, she has that magic with us and she sprinkled it among us down on in new orleans -- you're so naughty. we were down shooting on her set, "queen sugar," on the oprah winfrey network. you saw her sitting with oprah at the golden globes. of the eight women i chose for this series, i really wanted to talk with ava, because we know her from "selma," she's directing "wrinkle in time," first black woman to direct a $100 million budget film. but every single show of "queen sugar" is directed by a woman. name for me how many female directors you know in hollywood, period. that's part of her whole message and how she's trying to change that. i have this whole idea for this series. and thank you so much for sharing this. just in the wake of covering the presidential election and being there at the women's march and really just listening and seeing

we can't forget our friend ava duvernay. she took home the night's biggest award. >> ladies and gentlemen i give you the entertainer of the year ava duvernay. >> the fact you go so hype and passionate. i was like she's channelling ms. winfrey. >> live the dream. live the dream. thank you so much. >> to win was pretty nuts. >> the night's other big winner. >> backish. >> anthony anderson. >> tracee ellis ross. >> i congratulated the cast including the four young stars. i always ask the kids what they learn from you. what do you learn from them? >> a lot of things. stay in the moment. i've also been schooled. miles told me i'm a terrible texter. you've did. you've shamed me. i needed to hear the hard lessons. if you don't tell me, who's going to tell me. >> the award show was date night for double nominee kerry washington. >> it's nice to get all dressed up and come together. >> leave the babies at home and have a good date. >> yes. >> nominee sterling k. brown was all smiles hitting the carpet with his wife ryan michelle bath

and they found little ava left in the middle of a busy parkway >> she was in her car seat on side ofhe road in the cold. >> reporter: her sister found inside that stolen car, left abandoned miles down the road. later, mom and her infabulous girl reunited at local hospital. thanking the cameraman who helped save her. those little girls are okay and tom, two srpts are under arrest. police looking for a third. >> big thanks to that eagle-eyed news photographer. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday -- a woman famous for sneaking on flights without a ticket, strikes again. plus, a possible invasion of privacy case at a gym, members say that are were sexualized when the owner took photos of them and posted them online with suggestive comments. needles. essential for vinyl, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrex

can the prime minister tell ava and the overworked british taxpayer how this makes sense? say, it doesave to not appear to make sense as a result of what is happening. tribute toe to pay the work her constituent has done in foster caring. we owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to those who have cared for people as foster parents. as shem sure that, raises this, the local counsel will look into this. >> finally, richard grover plunkett. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. while most of us were celebrating over new year's eve, andcruise of the kingston the weymouth lifeboats were battling mountainous seas and 70 mile-per-hour winds to prevent cargo ship from being blown onto the rocks. thanks to the skill of the tugs crew a disaster was prevented. will my right honorable friend join me in praising the professionalism, courage, and determination of all of those involved -- not in the least, those involved in line? p.m. may: i am very happy to do that. thosehe tug crew and involved in the are and i. volunteers do a fantastic job day in and day out, and we owe them a huge debt

here is american woman ava from new orleans. >> i'm ava duvernay and i'm an american woman because mytors survived. >> how did you find selma? or did selma find you? >> selma found me. >> in the south, there have been thousands of racially-motivated murders. >> i came from independent films. i said what is the budget? ultimately this story needs to be told. the selma marches were about marching from selma to montgomery. my father was one of the kids on the side of the road just being a part of that community had a very powerful connection for him when he was watching his daughter on the bridge direct a recreation of what happened that day. art has created some powerful moments for me. my father's gone on his to glory last year, but i just thank god that he saw that. >> her journey in film making hasn't been easy. >> who is helping you? do you have a woman like holding your hand at all? >> no, through my films is how i met and connected with other women. on the film festival circuit, in the independent film scene, i started to see i was a part of a small tribe of women filmmakers, even

his brother and sister ava what little food they had to help him -- ate and eight dirt themselves. later he was tortured after a brief is it, returning from china. his tormentors wanted to know if he had met any christians. he had and he resolved after that to be free. traveled thousands of miles on crutches all across china and south east asia to freedom. most of his family followed. his father was caught trying to escape and was tortured to death. eoul, he lives in s where he rescues other defectors. sung he has a new leg, but keep understand you still those old crutches as a reminder of how far you have come. your great sacrifice is an inspiration to us all. please. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: sung ho's story is everyone tot of live in freedom. it was the same yearning for freedom that gave birth to a special place called america. it was a small cluster of colonies caught between a great ocean and a vast wilderness. it was home to an incredible people come with a revolutionary idea that they could rule themselves. that they could chart their own destiny and that together

we need to make sure no veteran misses a ava appointment because they cannot afford safe a v.a.re -- misses appointment because they cannot afford safe childcare. we can all agree this is what needs to be done for our veterans. a long-term budget, we cannot ignore our solemn responsibility to the brave men and women who have served in our nation, we need a fair, long-term budget with a spending that includes all of our collective bipartisan priorities. myould like to introduce colleague from california, representative barbara lee. let me thank nancy pelosi for your tireless efforts to protect the health and well-being. the funding for the children health insurance community and community health insurance program. for almost four months republicans have been playing with america's most vulnerable children. this has always had bipartisan support. 9 million children are on the brink of losing health insurance and 27to gop in action million americans rely on community health centers. they are at risk because of republican obstructionism. many children rely on community health centers for

. >> reporter: emmy was born use ava, a fit bit for fertility. the san francisco-based start- up says it's clinically proven to detect ovulation with nearly 90% accuracy. it doubled the couple's chances of conceiving. >> i'm 30 and i feel like as we get older, you don't know if you're going to be able to get pregnant as easy. this took a lot of stress and pressure off myself so i could understand my body better. >> reporter: for about five months they tried with no luck. >> tried to figure out my cycle. we were just kind of winging it. >> reporter: within the second month of wearing it, she got pregnant. >> it's a game changer for women's health. we have been used to having things unreliable, and now we are in the 21st century and need something for women trying to get pregnant. >> reporter: the sensors collect data including resting pulse rate, temperature and breathing. a clinical study published in scientific reports and conducted in zurich backs up the claims that resting pulse rate does increase. >> after ovulation, if conception happened, a

. >> ava, she tweeted photo. there you go, photo of the barbies. there you go. each doll sells for $50, they're available for pre order. so, there is that. >> i want to see it. i can't wait. >> one of the important changes the director talked about which i think is really neat she wanted to have a little girl who is african-american. take a lead in this. book that was transformative for her, growing up and reading it, oh, i can envision this, and she just is making it a reality visiting all of these alternate worlds, through a wring nel time. >> ava, she has been in our studio. >> fantastic. >> she came in. >> incredibly talented. wrinkle in time though i thought a story of my face? >> oh, there very fun. >> i speaking of movies. listen to this text that just got from my dad. he said: if you think ad race is handsome and would you like to hear him calling your name for two hours, go see the mountain between us, we saw it last night. >> really? >> i guess -- have you seen the mountain between us? maybe the other character in the movie is called alex or something?

. ♪ ava: knock, knock. come on in. so, does this mean your muse has returned? stop it.you give it rest? every time i see you, you're like, "muse, muse, muse, muse this, muse that." well, i'm sorry. what's got you in such a snit? ♪ my wedding is weeks away...

ava duvernay, director and producer, said, let me tell you that room is still vibrating like electricity from that speech. comedian mindy kaling saying congratulations, oprah, on your cecil demille award at the golden globes. you are amazing. love, your friend on maternity leave. kirstie alley, oprah, amazing speech. congratulations for your superb honor. that's only three tweets. there's a lot more. top trending in the last 24 hours. reggie, back to you. >>> one of the next big awards shows, the oscars. you can only see them on abc 7. here are some dates to write down. nominations january 23rd. we'll have live coverage here on abc 7 mornings. and then on sunday, march 4th, jimmy kimmel hosts the 90th oscars. abc 7 once again the only place where you can watch them. >>> the storm watch is over because the storm is here and that's why we're on the accuweather alert. i wanted to take you to the north bay. a look at san rafael where we have light rain falling now. it is the north bay we're most concerned with, the flding today over the burn scars. the biggest concern or the time frame for t

ava sits in the chair and alexis is ready. at this pointpro, seen it done before.ps a little product, rubs her hands together. >> they start gossiping while they do it. >> oh, girl, let me tell you about my playground. >> i'm going to put this in your hair. >> that's a lot of hair. >> she gets her brush. got to get a nice tight pony tail. maybe not tight. >> this will be so pretty when i'm done. so pretty. ok at me. >> she wraps it up. >> i forgot this ir. >> there l's aittle part that's out. >> it's a new trend. it's a new trend. it's the rat tail. >> actually it's not new. back in the day we used to wear our hair that. >> they're trendsetters these girls. >> we joke about it but a bunch of kids will watch this and go i want that. >> i want the style like your pony tail. >> she gets right to it with the the first side down and we get the ball ball and wrap it around. >> how does it look? >> girl! >> alexis looks in the mirror she's like hey, girl. >> whoa! >> perfect. >> you are not touching me, sir. ♪ winner >>> we're going to head to the opposite side of the glo

turning to another catastrophic wefrlts event in mad gas car, cyclone ava has made landfall along theortheastern coast. it brings wilt the risk of massive floods and mudslides. a year after the island was slammed by a storm which claimed 78 lives and displaced thousands. stay with us here on "bbc news"." still to come, it's the world's most expensive -- cap. who had the bottle to steal it from a bar in copenhagen? >> the japanese people are in mourning following the depth of hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial calf to pay their. . >> good grief. after half a century of delighting fans around the world. charlie brown and the rest of the gang is calling it quits. >> the singer paul simon starts his tour of south african tomorrow, in spite of protests and violence from some international groups. they say artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. >> realizes it faces an ecological crisis. three weeks ago the authorities assured these areas that oil from the tanker would need sea. it didn't. >> the world's tallest skyscraper opens today.

in the car, her two children, 4-year-old arya and 1 month old ava. the surveillance video showing one of the alleged car thieves. the girls' mother, precious wilmer, told a camera crew from our affiliate in atlanta told them what one of her children was wearing. so, the cameraman joined police to search. and they found her. >> she was in car seat. she was just in her car seat. it was very cold. she was on the side of the road. >> reporter: her sister was left in the middle of the street. later, mom and her infant girl reunited at local hospital. thanking the cameraman who helped save her. >> he's like a hero, a guardian angel. >> reporter: despite the temperatures being down in the 20s, those little girls are okay and tom, two suspects are under arrest. police looking for a third. tom. >> a big thanks to that eagle-eyed news photographer. ron, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. a woman famous for sneaking on flights without a ticket strikes again and gets all the way to london. how she did it. >>> plus

shared and how prices are set and also help rochas pay one and i bet but for now we have a lot of ava's all across the word the u.k. is allowing a certain i think the stock exchange to implement it later and also the german regulator just came out with a waiver for your ex to implement the new rules a lot later than previously expected and advise been friends for thank you an arsenal and the new year has brought in a new law as well make an eagle to pay men more than women for the same work and it's the first country in the world to make both public and private enterprises accountable to the rules. until now women in iceland have earned an average nineteen percent less than their male colleagues but those days are over equal pay for equal work has just become a must there irrespective of gender ethnicity sexuality or nationality the new law will cover over one hundred fifty thousand workers. so far women have borne the cost of the gender pay gap and if that cost is too high and to reach our goal we're all going to have to work hard now we have the perfect chance to do so. the new law af

turning to another potentially catastrophic weather event, in madagascar a tropical cyclone ava is madehe risk of massive floods and mudslides. the storm comes less than a year after the island was slammed bya a year after the island was slammed by a storm which claimed 78 lives and displaced thousands. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a new run of bizet‘s ‘carmen' opens in florence, but with an unusual twist at the end to help highlight violence against women. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it announced he was dead. good grief! after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer paul simon starts his tour of south africa tomorrow, in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. teams were trying to scoop up lumps of oil as france recognises it faces an ecological

in madagascar, tropical cyclone ava has made landfall along the northeastern coast. less than a year after the island was slammed by storm enawo which claimed 78 lives and displaced thousands. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: it's the world's most expensive vodka. but who had the bottle to steal it from a bar in copenhagen? the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it announced he was dead. good grief! after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are calling it quits. the singer paul simon starts his tour of south africa tomorrow, in spite of protests and violence from some black activist groups. they say international artists should continue to boycott south africa until majority rule is established. teams were trying to scoop up lumps of oil as france recognises it faces an ecological crisis. three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that the oil from the broken tanker erika would

the ceremony's entertainer of the year award went to director ava devernier.g motion picture. and the president's award went to actor and activist danny glover. >>> on the "money watch," a record-setting diamond in the rough, and the north american car of the year. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the market was -- excuse me. i'm coming off of a cold here. the market was closed yesterday because of -- i'm sorry. the martin luther king jr. holiday here on wall street. investors continued to weigh the impact of the tax overhaul on companies. the earnings season gets into full swing. last week the dow gained 505 points. the s&p 500 added 42. the nasdaq finished the week more than 122 points higher. >>> citigroup says it will give a small pay raise to women and minorities to close a gap with men and non-minorities. the bank says an internal survey showed women get 99% as much as men in similar jobs in the u.s. it also showed minorities get 99% as much as white people. sorry, i have to to

needed to continue fostering, her landlord evicted her because he didn't want to do the repairs so ava and the kids are living in temporary accommodation this in a converted warehouse in the middle of a working industrialist state and the same counsel replaced him are going to withdraw her right to foster because her accommodation isn't enough which can the prime minister, can didn't care who need foster care and the overworked british taxpayer, how this makes sense? >> the honorable lady set it out, doesn't seem to make sense as a result of what happened, losing somebody who has been in foster care and i paid tribute to the worker constituent had done in foster care. we owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to those who care for people as foster parents. as she raised it in the house the local counsel will look at this again. >> richard o'neill bracts. >> thank you very much, mister speaker. most of us were celebrating over new year's eve, the crews of the lifeboats were battling mountainous sees and 60 mile an hour winds off the coast of dorset to prevent a cargo ship from being blown o

the number of people killed when tropical cyclone ava hits madagascar has risen to thirty three and other twenty two are missing ever reached speeds of up to under ninety kilometers an hour when a tour through the east coast over the weekend because of roads and displacing thousands reports. it's been a dramatic change in life in less than forty eight hours for people on the east coast of madagascar. was the latest psych load to hit the island it has now subsided but it has left them homeless sea and in desperate need of help. we are six in our family and our house is completely submerged in water my child had a strong fever so we decided to come here from morning the moment you step down from your bed we're forced to walk in water water is everywhere and that is the reason we came here. it's like none of us sped up the east coast of the island on friday before heading out to sea on sunday heavy rains and winds of up to one hundred and ninety kilometers an hour left a trail of destruction. dozens died in floods and landslides up to nineteen thousand fled to temporary shelters hundreds of

of matter is the worst affected further north many parts of the capital antenna riva remain flooded ava crossed into the island on friday bringing winds of up to one hundred ninety kilometers an hour several people are still missing and more than seventeen thousand have been displaced. temporary israeli checkpoints and roadblocks are cutting off the city of nablus and surrounding villages in the occupied west bank security forces are looking for the killer of an israeli rabbi the thirty five year old was killed in a drive by shooting near any legal israeli settlement the u.s. ambassador to israel has condemned hamas which applauded the killing. force that as more from west jerusalem. there is a major military operation underway in the occupied west bank as israeli soldiers who have been reinforced in the area are searching for the killers of this thirty five year old man a rabbi. who was a resident of the illegal outpost of hovered gilad and was shot in his vehicle on the main route outside that outpost from a passing vehicle israeli military isn't saying whether there was one shooter o

. >> they awarded people of color in the arts and entertainment borough last night and director ava took home entertainer of the year in los angeles. actor activist danker glover honored and received naacp award for professional and philanthropic award. >> the human rights must be protected. jot awards were handed out as the nation marked martin luther king jr. day. basketball star chris paul faced former team in los angeles for the first time since being traded in to houston. things got ugly and the game physical throughout and la blake griffin and houston trevor both ejected and things didn't end there. according to reports, after the clippers won the game, paul and injured rockets star james hardin marched over to confront the player and they may issue fines to the rockets players. >>> a canine police dog can handle a ton of dangerous situation but it was a rough day for one dog having to break in his new shoes. this adorable video of canine roscoe wearing new shoes for the first time. he pops around a little awkward to walk in there. some people on social media said they could relate

police recovering ava computer from the arkansas home and arresting him before he can sell that dataial security numbers. he now faces several charges and will appear in federal court in march. the post office and border patrol getting a wake-up call after senate investigation found lapses of security checks contribute to the country's opioid crisis. >> it was shockingly easy to do so. all you had to do was search fentanyl for sale. that search returned hundreds of websites, many affiliated with chinese labs. heather: here to weigh in, doctor mark siegel. thank you for joining us. we were discussing before the segment started at rob portman is important in this because of the state of ohio. >> i want to connect the dots for our viewers, putting out a report in october that said they went to 10 states one of which was ohio and found of the overdose deaths the majority of the problem was fentanyl and the majority of that time it was illicit fentanyl, illegal fentanyl. what is fentanyl? and opioid that could be made synthetically and turns out is 50 times more powerful than heroin. you

his brother and sister ava what little food they had to help him -- ate and eight dirt themselves. later he was tortured after a brief is it, returning from china. his tormentors wanted to know if he had met any christians. he had and he resolved after that to be free. traveled thousands of miles on crutches all across china and south east asia to freedom. most of his family followed. his father was caught trying to escape and was tortured to death. eoul, he lives in s where he rescues other defectors. sung he has a new leg, but keep understand you still those old crutches as a reminder of how far you have come. your great sacrifice is an inspiration to us all. please. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: sung ho's story is everyone tot of live in freedom. it was the same yearning for freedom that gave birth to a special place called america. it was a small cluster of colonies caught between a great ocean and a vast wilderness. it was home to an incredible people come with a revolutionary idea that they could rule themselves. that they could chart their own destiny and that together

out in the industry >> we were celebrating women and they were making big strides a wrinkle in time,ava dumey is the first african-american woman to direct a film with a budget over $100 million. they'll get their just due in front of the camera. >> more diversity, i like it. >> i like it, too. >> chris, thank you for joining us chris witherspoon of fangango. >> off the back of oprah's impressive speech, people getting on the topic of twitter whether she should be running for president. >> which would be a big wild card name outside of the role of president. >>> let's get to stocks on our radar this morning starting with apple. jana partners and calstrs are upgrading apple to take action to curb the growing smartphone addiction to children. interesting story. the two investors collectively own $2 billion worth of apple shares they sent alert calling for apple to develop new tools to help parents control and limit smartphone use and study the over use on mental health. >>> turning to farm ma, sell gene h - celgene has agreed to buy impact they'll pay $1.1 billion a month and it will depe

project-based position, temp exempt and filled by someone who currently works at h.s.s., her name is ava fuday. a busy year, december is when our confirmation letters good out, i think we had about 74,000 of these letters go out. i mentioned the last meeting we scattered those over a few days so we would not have 70,000 calls on the first day. what we have noticed by comparing to 2016, what we do, we compare open enrollment in certain months to the year prior and years prior, what we have noticed is we had a decreased in bound call volume for december, even after the confirmation letters started hitting, and decreased drop in consultations, speak come in and speak to the member services and we had a significantly increased speed of answer. and then 264 fewer abandoned calls. all in all, what is that telling us, successful enrollment, so decrease in enrollment errors or problems with communications. what we look at as successful communication process by the decreased calls and confirmations. also during this time in december, this allowed us to catch up with our regular enrollment process

of the first big breaks in hollywood came in 1951, when she was cast in mogambo with clark gable and ava gardner. kelly soon teamed up with the man who would become her friend and mentor, alfred hitchcock. she starred in three of his films - dial m for murder and to catch a thief in 1955. kelly, hitchcock said, was the epitome of the femme fatale: she had beauty, style and sexual elegance. "i guess i'm not the girl i thought i was." "there's nothing wrong with you lisa you've got this town in the palm of your hand." her rear window co-star jimmy stewart was equally smitten, saying she's too perfect, too talented, too beautiful, too sophisicated, too everything - but i want. in 1955, kelly won her first and only academy award for best actress in the country girl, beating out judy garland, who was also in the running that year. "the thrill of this moment keeps me from saying what i really feel. i can only say thank you with all my heart to all who made this possible for me, thank you." with her oscar, kelly had become one of the highest paid and most respected actresses in hollywood and sh

ava duvernay, oprah winfrey and breakout star storm reed all on the cover, the february cover of "essenced lara. >> thank you, ginger. we have some simple hacks to get your house in tiptop shape for 2018. >> yep, the one and only "good housekeeping's" lori bergamotto is here to help. some really creative solutions with things you definitely have in your home starting with ketchup. >> exactly. who knew? it's not just for burgers and hot dogs, right? so if you have any sort of tarnished copper, we'll show you how to polish it with ketchup and put a little bit on a rag. and then here we go. we'll take salt because you want to have abrasion. a little grit and then you just polish only copper works on. >> it could work on some silver but we like the way you can see the difference between the tarnishing. >> unbelievable. >> and the not >> that's cool. what about aluminum foil for scrubbing? >> so sometimes this happens to me all the time if you make ground meat, you're like, oh, gosh, ion scrubbing brush to get all of that fat and stuff out. you can take aluminum foil in place of a scrub brush

careful about who i spoke to, because the nature of this kind of book is you kind of grant everyone ava avail. but having said that, certainly jared and ivanka in their current situation, which is in a deep legal quagmire, are putting everything on the president. not us, it's him. >> and what are some of the ways the president was described to you by those closest to him? >> i will tell you the one description that everyone gave. everyone has in common. they all say he is like a child. and what they mean by that is he has a need for immediate gratification. >> nbc national correspondent peter alexander is at the white house. peter, the continuing reaction, the tweets from the president today, fury inside the white house, attempts to try to block the book with legal threats, if not going to court. so all that did was have the publisher publish four days early and it's already jumping off the shelves. we got our copy first thing. what more reaction is there from the white house today? >> reporter: andrea, the point you make, i think, is striking. that's why we understand from the conversa

that concept was dreamed up by me and ava. it was beautiful where there are no more firsts for black people. move that out of the conversation. >> check. >> where do we go from here? it's a beautiful thing and i'm glad people respond to it. [ applause ] >> you don't realize what you are missing in the culture until somebody shows it to you. we have a lot of -- you know, black people have a lot of history, but little future. we have a month for black history. we don't have a future weekend. we never talk about the future. to be able to see that. this me too moment and this time's up moment, does that give you hope for your daughter? how do you make sense of the rise of women? >> i think, again, i believe everything happens for a reason. you know, everything is a learning experience, good, bad and ugly. and, you know, this had to happen to purge itself. you know? for, you know, men who have been in position for so long and the cost of being in that position of how to abuse your power, get drunk on success. it's like human nature

i got to talk to ava, cheryl crowe, betty white, and more, women we chose because they all shattered, trail blazing women who shared with me very personal stories of success and failure, who are not afraid to talk politics, and then frustration and hope. they all want to help other women realize their dreams as well. so, today, here's "american woman," ashley graham. >> i'm ashley graham, an american woman because i am confident. ♪ i was so just flabbergasted announced as a rookie for "sports illustrated," like, what are they going to say? so excited, i'm in "sports illustrated," i'm the biggest girl in "sports illustrated" now. i went on "sports illustrated" instagram, and it was men saying, yani can't believe you ruined this magazine with this fat cow and women said, i work out all the time, and you put this chick never to the gym in a magazine? why do i go to the gym? as hours went on, and you start to read more comments rs y, you how people started to defend me. this is the thing, women and their weight, it's never an easy conversation. to be a model and then to be what is consid

for the super bowl and guess what that cute little girl in the top row all the way to the right is avabs-3 photographer tommy gardener. >> how sweet are they. >> so much work went into that >> they are very enthusiastic they have the arm moves down they are ready love it. >> before we get to the super bowl we have grammys the 60th annual grammy award are this sunday night right here on cbs-3. >> our jim donovan spoke to entertainment tonight's nancy odell spoke about what to expect during and even before the award. >> you cover a lot of award show what is it about the grammys thaw are most looking forward to. >> i always look forward to the collaboration because with the grammys you never know what you can expect, different ge nres to combine and do a great collaboration. one of the won is miley cyrus and elton john. i don't picture them doing something together but it will be amazing. then there is pink, there is pink jim, you don't know if she's scaling side of the building or, you know, falling out of the ceilings on rope do some kind of ago bat so she is always somebody to watch. >

they're thinking about where they're spending their vacations here i am sitting at a bye week with ava front of me so --ing. >> absolutely unreal story from douglas. >>> coming up our final thoughts on the eagles including a look at which matchups eagles fans should be rooting for this weekend. keep it here. ♪ >>> welcome back to fox 29 news the chase for championship. the eagles are off this week. we've got you covered for everything you want to watch on sunday 10:00 a.m. fox 29 nfl sunda sunday. later panthers and saints go at it wit a spot in the divisional round on the line. the eagles could play the winners of the panthers and saints game or get the falcons. so i asked our nfl insider gary cobb which matchup he thinks would be best for the birds. >> i would say the atlanta falcons because they're playing inside and i don't know that they are going to really cherish comeing up here playing in the cold but really all three of those teams have an experienced quarterback whose taken team to the super bowl so the eagles really are playing against themselves. they've got to play their b

. >>> we have ava lay hoe ferry problem. the san francisco bay fehr that makes the vallejo departure at 6:30, in about 20 minutes, they'll be replacing that with buses. there will be assistants on hand to help you transition from the ferry on s. showing the fog in orange. and problems over the altamont pass. it's typical for the slow traffic in the westbound direction. eastbound, we've got roadwork with the grant line exit completely blocked down until 7:00 this morning and the roadwork continuing until 11:00. look at the speeds in the eastbound direction. >> thank you, sue. >>> there's a thing about people getting lost at sfo and the airport is about to spend $7 million to make it less confusing to get around. >>> plus a brother and sister showing us how powerful music really is. >> as we head to break, we'll leave you with a look at sfo leave you with a look at sfo this mor this time, it's s rn. you have 4.3 minutes to yourself. this calls for a taste of cheesecake. philadelphiaheesecake cups. rich, creamy cheesecake with

from both in front of and behind the camera, shonda rhimes, kathleen kennedy, donna langley, ava duvernaysolway in front of the camera, meryl streep, reese witherspoon, among others, as well as top talent agents and attorneys driving this initiative, which includes a legal defense fund to help less privileged women. farms, factories, restaurants, hotels, protect themselves from sexual misconduct and retaliation. this fund has already raised nearly $14 million from nearly 5,000 people with the talent agencies and steven spielberg among the major donors the organization also aims to educate people about harassment and their rights, connecting them with resources. it's working on legislation to prevent companies from using nondisclosure agreements to silence women and is also pushing for 50/50 gender parity at studios and talent agencies by the year 2020 this news comes on not only the heels of outrage over sexual harassment, but also reflecting their audiences. the top three grossing movies of last year all starred women. kelly, back over to you. >> fascinating julia, i'll take it there. ap

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