denzel washington, 30 years after his first 0scar denzel washington, 30 years after his first oscar nominationedicated to civil rights causes, but is absolutely terrible with people. so for most of his career he has been the person in the backroom, who does the book work, then the partner he has been working with suddenly finds himself in hospital, and he has to step up and do the interaction, and he cannot do it. here's a clip. my client is interested in discussing a deal. refresh me. convenience store shooting, a man was killed. the shooter in this case was a fugitive. my client may know his whereabouts and might be willing to testify. he will deliver on that? if you waive all objections on appeal, and he is willing to cooperate, we will drop the assault and kidnapping, and drop murder1—2 in the assault and kidnapping, and drop murder 1—2 in voluntary manslaughter, ten years. it is a good deal. i'm sorry for taking a nanosecond of of your rubber—stamp assembly—line existence... hello?! so he can't do any of the interaction stuff, but he needs money. so he sells out. the beginning is him accu

and he is so likeable, i so liked denzel washington, but i guess you want it to be better.r him? look, i think it is a film that is trying to do a very complicated character arc, in a very compressed period of time, and it doesn't quite hang together. but it has such a strong lightning rod performance at the end of it, that you can forgive it for the things that are wrong with it. phantom thread. this is the new paul thomas anderson. i think it is his best film since punch drunk love. daniel day—lewis is obsessed with rituals, everything in his life has to be one way... lesley manville is his sister, and suddenly his life falls apart. he falls in love with a woman. firstly it has a brilliant score byjonny greenwood, who has been oscar—nominated. the music is wonderful. i do think lesley manville is going to win for best supporting actress. i have now seen this four times, and every time i see it it looks like it is a different film. the more i watch it, the more it becomes a fairy tale, like a powell and pressburgerfilm. but it is also about a woman entering a world that is

and he is so likeable, i so liked denzel washington, but i guess you want it to be better.racter arc, in a very compressed period of time, and it doesn't quite hang together. but it has such a strong lightning rod performance at the end of it, that you can forgive it for the things that are wrong with it. phantom thread. this is the new paul thomas anderson. i think it is his best film since punch drunk love. daniel day—lewis is obsessed with rituals, everything in his life has to be one way... lesley manville is his sister, and suddenly his life falls apart. he falls in love with a woman. firstly it has a brilliant score byjonny greenwood, who has been oscar—nominated. the music is wonderful. i do think lesley manville is going to win for best supporting actress. i have now seen this four time, and every time i see it it looks like it is a different film. the more i watch it, the more it becomes a fairy tale, like a powell and pressburgerfilm. but it is also about a woman entering a world that is like bluebeard. the art ventures out into the forest, strange mushrooms that

and he is so likeable, i so like denzel washington, but i guess you want it to be better.od of time, and it doesn't quite hang together. but it has such a strong lightning rod performance at the centre of it, that you can forgive it for the things that are wrong with it. phantom thread. this is the new paul thomas anderson. i think it is his best film since punch drunk love. daniel day—lewis is obsessed with rituals, everything in his life has to be one way... lesley manville is his sister, and suddenly his life falls apart. he falls in love with a woman. firstly it has a brilliant score byjonny greenwood, who has been oscar—nominated. the music is wonderful. i do think lesley manville is going to win for best supporting actress. i have now seen this four time, and every time i see it it looks like it is a different film. the more i watch it, the more it becomes a fairy tale, like a powell and pressburgerfilm. but it is also about a woman entering a world that is like bluebeard. there are ventures out into the forest, strange mushrooms that have extraordinary powers... it

denzel washington in the titans, that was amazing leadership. nzel in malcolm x, that was amazing leadership. ( applause ) denzel in "coach carter," that was samuel l. jackson. you're racist. ( laughter ) look, it's clear that the deputy didn't do his job. he was armed. he was at the school and he didn't help. now, for some people, this shows exactly why there's no point in arming teachers because if a trained officer didn't come to the rescue, how is mrs. flenderson going to do better? ( laughter ) the deputy failing to go in shows exactly why you need teachers to be strapped. >> a lot of us said you need armed teachers carrying concealed because you can't count on the prevention. >> a security guard that doesn't know the children doesn't love the children. this man standing outside the school the other day doesn't love the children, probably doesn't know the children. the teachers love their children. they love their pupils, they love their students. >> trevor: so what we need is someone who loves high school kids and knows their way around gun

and denzel washington nominated for best actor and among it's nominees for original screen play, and best adapted screen play d. reason first woman to get a nod for writing. >> why did it take 90 years to gets here. they say that diversity in the film industry asks the same. there is some progress hollywood has a long way to go. >> out of 2016. 25 did not have a single african-american or black actor on the screen. over 40 did not feature asian characters and 15 did not feature latino characters. we need stories that represents all of humanity. >> don't forget to watch the oscars live with host jimmy kimmel here on 6 abc. beginning at 8:00 sunday night. and after the oscars, alec baldwin's new talk show on abc makes the debut. he will interview comedian jerry seinfeld andcate mckinnon on the show. set to hair sunday night after the academy awards. >>> tonight on an all new goldbergs we can relive eagles glory with a special super bowl episode. the sitcom is centered around the family living in jenkin town and featured legend mike quick and voice of the eagles reece. airing here on 6

denzel washington and daniel kaluuya nominated for best actor.reenplay, than jani and dee rees the first black woman to get an oscar nod for writing. >> cause for reflection as it's much for celebration. >> reporter: studying diversity asking the same while there has been some progress hollywood still has a long way to go. >> in 2016 out of 100 films, 25 didn't have a single african-american or black character on screen. not one that spoke. over 40 didn't feature asian-american cashes and over 50 didn't feature latino characters. we need to tell stories that represent all of humanity. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> we can only hope that will make a difference that you have the likes of "black panther" which is nearing a billion dollars. that will make many of these studios say, yeah, it could make money, a black movie. >>> as you see the dolby theatre in hollywood. >> a lot of preparation under . >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologis

denzel washington. daniel day-lewis and tom hanks and you. >> yeah.the best! >> that category is so insane. i was just honored to be there, truly, truly. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then as soon as somebody else is -- as soon as somebody else wins, you kind of go, "wait, i wanted to win." [ laughter ] and -- and it's like all legends, right? i'm just happy to be there. >> jimmy: i mean, it's legends! >> and yet, for like a minute, you're like, hey actually, wait a sec, man. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but anyway, no, it's all good. >> jimmy: but you went with your sister, yeah? >> went with my sister, yes. >> jimmy: that's cool. that would be a fun time, right? >> no, it was great. yeah, i mean, i heard the globes were like a party, like people actually have a good time there so -- if i went with my mom -- all love to mom. [ laughter ] she's probably definitely watching this but -- >> jimmy: yeah, all love to mom. but you went with your sister, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and did she have a a good time? >> yeah, she had a great time. we got to talk to angelina jolie a

it reminds me of the movie "training day" with denzel washington and ethan hawke, you know, you come on the job, it's your first day and, you know, it's time to get trained. i think jay's got some training to do and the market's going to give him a little training and we're going to see what he's made of. >> can i jump in here? i just want to make one point. if this is strictly a central bank reaction, right, then we would expect all bond prices to move in tandem, right. they would all move together. one of the things we've been noticing is that government debt, particularly the yield, the return that we get on u.s. government debt. that says to me investors -- >> hold on, brendan greely, i'm hitting you with a wonk buzzer. you are nerding out and we're not having that. i want to go to robert schiller. let's talk about inflation. whether we're talking about a weaker dollar, which is good for exports, tight labor markets, which is what we want. tax cuts, which we have told people is going to be great for corporate america. why is inflation bad for investors? mr. schiller. >> i'm not s

denzel washington and daniel kaluuya for best actor. best adaptive screenplay dee rees now the first black woman ever to get an oscar nod for writing. >> cause for selection in as much as it's cause for celebration like why did it take 90 years to get here. >> reporter: researchers asking the same saying while there have been some progress t-hollywood still has a long way to go. >> in 2016 out of a hundred films 25 didn't have a single african-american or black character on screen. >> reporter: not one that spoke. over 40 didn't feature asian-american characters. over 50 didn't feature latino characters. we need to tell stories that represent all of humanity. >> reporter: marci gonzalez abc news, los angeles. >> we should have our oscar picks on friday. want to do that. >> yeah. >> i already 65 know what -- >> did you watch any of the oscar movies. >> not many but enough. >> you're always interesting matt. >> let's take a look outside right now and check the roads. we're live in west chester, chester county. this is 202 at westtown road

denzel washington said this. i laughed, i cried, i cheered. spielberg has seen the movie.ovie transcends race. this takes things to a whole other level. here you are, ryan coogler. this is your third movie but it started with you as a little boy going to the comic bookstore. what happened? >> i loved comic books growing up. my cousin was always reading them. i thought he was the coolest. i would read his books and fell in love with them myself. by the time i was 9 or 10, it really inspired me, spider-man, batman. then i started wondering if there were any books like me, a black superhero. i walked to the store and the man behind the desk walk med over and showed me "black panther." >> this movie has been highly anticipated. i feel there's so much riding on it. do you feel the pressure? >> absolutely. i feel the pressure every day. you know, thankfully i grew up playing football and sports and played in college and have been under high-pressure situations in that environment. you know when the game is on, you we've got to tune that out, focus on catching the ball and doing