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british academy of film and television academy. >> jimmy: their version of the oscars. very prestigious. this one i didn't know at the time. we got there learned william and kate were in attendance. >> jimmy: william and kate the prince. >> prince and princess were there. they sat in the very front row. i sat like four rows behind them. i was obsessed with watching them watch the show the whole time. it was very civilized i thought my god if i win i have to go up and say what i will say in front of them. which i did win. i was very nervous. >> jimmy: you did win. especially nervous because they were there. >> because they were there. >> jimmy: isn't that odd in a way. you are nervous because they were there. they didn't really, they don't really do anything, i mean they just were born. >> i know. but they're royalty. there is something about the royal. i never met any royal people. you know? >> jimmy: not even beyonce and jay-z. >> no, i suppose they are american royalty. not met them before. probably just as nervous. truthfully. afterwards all the winners got to be on

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. >> it is just the latest headline in the west coast, the worst television ratings ever for the 90th academywards i made a delusion of government politics, hard on the heels of the "los angeles times" asking how a state with this many homeless people can continue to function. surveying .. feces, revealing trash littered across every block. >> we know this from the survey, they come here from elsewhere, this is actually a federal issue that californians are having to deal with. >> shannon: also playing in the face of conventional wisdom that is the jewel of the west coast, says the survey that says the golden state has the worst quality of life in the nation. oh, and it is 46 and opportunity. new outrages seemed to come every day. an illegal immigrant walking away not guilty in a san francisco courtroom despite admitting to killing 32-year-old kate steinle. >> this was an accidental occurrence. >> shannon: another legal immigrant bragging about how he killed two sacramento cops in front of a packed courtroom and calling them cowards. >> my priority is to keep this community safe. >> >> shanno

. >>> the television audience for the academy awards broadcast on abc fell 16% from last year, accordingo the preliminary nielsen data that is the news update this hour i'll send it back down to you guys >> very good thank you, sue we'll see you next hour. >> you got it. >> what did they tell us to do now? go to commercial. >>> still ahead, defense stocks have rocketed higher since donald trump was elected president in 2016, but will these new tariffs negatively impact us? >>> an analyst who's been covering general electric for three decades making his case for why he thinks the stock will gain 50% stick around "closing bell" will be right back jooishs thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. yes! let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si! ya! ya! ya! what does that mean for us? we can get stuff. what's it mean for shipping? ship the goods. you're a go! you got the green light. that means go! oh, yeah. start saying yes to your company's best ideas. we're gonna hit our launch date! (scream) thank you! goodbye!

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televised white bronco chase, america remains captivated by o.j. simpson. >> and the oscar goes to "o.j.: made in america." >> just last year espn winning an academy award foro.j.: made in america." >> ron goldman, nicole brown, this is for them and their families. >> reporter: if simpson's story felt like a made for tv movie, it became one in 2016. >> i'm trying to win. >> reporter: with "american crime story: the people versus o.j. simpson." >> i'm not black. i'm o.j. >> reporter: tonight the real o.j. simpson is settling into a life of freedom. and while many are convinced he may have confessed to murder last night, the reality is he can never be tried for those murders again. >> when you are found not guilty for a particular crime, you cannot be retried for that crime again. >> it should never be forgotten that two people lost their lives in a really brutal horrible way and there were many victims, including his children who were left behind without a mother. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm deborah roberts in new york. >>> up next, we follow movie star michelle rodriguez into an ancient mexican cave of the unconscious. but first, the latest in that dea

television event in london. >> where not worry about it placing -- about it replacing the at moneys. -- fiat moneys. the 90th academywards take lace in los angeles today. it is between the shape of water and three billboards. $3000 on th at week.billboards this this is bloomberg. about our toptalk story. stocks fell sharply. later pushed back against a wave of criticism, saying trade wars are not good. higher prices for domestic users. further clouding the outlook for economic growth. defended trumps action. >> what the president is trying to do is level the playing field and ring jobs back to u.s.. this is about jobs. that is the real purpose of the whole thing. it is also about national .ecurity, as defined by the 232 that is the legal basis for putting tariffs on. yousef: in response, european ismissioner says the block prepared to react forcefully. harley davidson, levi jeans, and bourbon whiskey. the market is clearly worried about this being a slippery slope. president donald trump is a president who is a savvy negotiator who doesn't mind some rattling. to begin with it will hurt the u.s. economy. stillht help

we're trying to televise all the remarks from the stage here in washington. >> my name is zion kelly. i go to thurgood marshall academyundreds of thousands of students who live every day in constant paranoia on their way to and from school. at this moment, please raise your hand if you have been affected by gun violence, for all of the ones you have lost. today i raise my hand in honor of my twin brother. he was shot on september 20th, 2017, on his way home from competitive college after school program called college bound. he had a personality that would light up the room. he was energetic and full of dreams and aspirations. he was our team captain on the track team. he was running for student government president. he was a youth councilmember. he wanted to be a forensic scientist and attend florida university for undergrad. zaire was the best dresser i knew, with the most style. he was a person, a leader, an inspirer, not just another statistic. i was in contact with zaire while he was walking home, texting him and calling him through the night. about 20 to 30 minutes went by and i became worried because the walk al

televisions critic. >> let me go to you, first, chris. you know many of us have been critical of the exclusion of blacks in the academy on the oscars, they'rears ago. they're included this year. they're not all too white but will they get it right, white or black, in terms of their selection tonight? who are you rooting for? what do you think is going to happen? >> first of all, i have to give you props. you were on the earlier side, an ambassador of the oscar so white movement. i was here. you said change has to happen. i feel like the academy is making strides in that direction. who i'm rooting for tonight is jordan peel in "get out." he's making history as the first black person to be nominated for best picture, best original screen play and best director. so i think we're seeing and embracing diversity in the academy. there's more to go, but i think we're going in the right direction. >> rebecca, you're one of the best in the business and you told me whoever wins the spirit award usually wins best picture for the oscars. jordan peel did win the spirit award. i don't know. you know everything you talking about. >> right. usually at the s

the rare times that a television network preempted its regularly scheduled programming for a news event. >> order! order! >> you're breaking into the first showing of this academy tyranny. the content made the average viewer say, gosh, are we like nazi germany? >> the most challenging picture of our time. >> maybe at the moment nobody really appreciated the irony, but you're watching a movie about the trial of nazi war criminals. suddenly, the tv switches to innocent unarmed americans being mercilessly beaten on live television. that's a moment that will forever be known as bloody sunday. >> this airs on sunday night, march 7th. tuesday morning, at 9:00, there are over a thousand people from as far away as hawaii. before expedia, they mobilized instantly. >> i've come to selma to put my body where my heart is, to make sure that the negro people recognize that there are white people in the north that are with them in their fight. >> reporter: the shockwaves from selma reverberated around the world. >> dr. king made an appeal for religious leaders to come to selma. ministers, priests, rabbis and nuns came and walked across the bridge to the same point where we ha

television format, you're a tv movie. and if it's a good show, you're certainly deserving to be up for an emmy but not awards like those at cannes or the oscars. as of now, the academynominated for four oscars. what do you think about this? >> it's just a matter of time. >> yes. i will say the cannes representatives said they'll figure out something because these movies are terrific. their feeling is they need to have a theatrical release. they need to go through -- >> why? >> i agree, robin. i think the times, they are a-changing. lots going on in hollywood today. >>> margot robbie is asking, to be or not to be in the tv business? the oscar nominee is now producing a shakespearian series with a twist. telling the works of the great poet with a female perspective. these episodes will retell a different play and will be led by an all-female creative team. >> great idea. >> it is a great idea. it reintroduces us to these classics. gets our kids involved, hopefully. the project being produced in australia in partnership with the australian broadcasting company and abc studios international. it's set to begin filming some time this year. >> wonderful idea. >> she produc

. >> i'm collecting academy awards, going to art shows, i don't have time to follow hoops. a lot of those games going on on the television> stop. >> i saw lebron last night. >> oh, my god. that dunk. >> one of the most dominant -- >> do we have that? we don't the dunk. >> what happened to sports highlights? lebron james had perhaps the most vicious dunk of his career last night in portland, cavaliers lost the game. they've been struggling a little bit this year but he continues to play, i think he's 15 years in the league at the highest level he's ever played. playing team ball, scoring a lot. you'll see he committed a basketball murder on some guy in the blazers. >> those college kids, the youngsters are playing. alabama one? >> roll tide. colin sexton going to be a pick. your point guard. >> wow, good job. >> we have to see the replay. >> it's just vicious. >> john heilemann and donny deutsch are still with us. >> for better or for worse. >> and joining the conversation, msnbc chief legal correspondent and host of "the beat" on msnbc where everything happens, ari melberg. >> great name for a show. >> former u.s. attorn