blair: not yet.estors for more focus is encouraging more companies to do what you're talking about. it's really incumbent upon a company to step back and say are we doing something because it's the flavor of the month or do we think it's the right thing for our business? can we manage in three or four sub industries? do i have the company i want for 10 years beyond duration and not just for next year? they will continue to be active this year. m&a will be muted. ofyou get towards the end 2019 and start to think about 2020 and the election and all heat thatic, all the comes, it will have an impact on people's thinking. alix: every core surprised every core. bank -- ever they blew past bank of america and citigroup. blair: they are phenomenal. we see what they are doing as a competitor. quality,iness model by just stunning. our growth has been commensurate with their growth. every year, we have been up strongly. we continue to attract the best people at all levels. smaller have is not a firm versus big

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." >> tonight, selma blair's brave battle. >> there were times when i couldn't take it, and i was really struggling with how am i going to get by in life. >> the actress revealing her struggle with multiple sclerosis to our robin roberts. her triumphant return to the spotlight, and what she wants the world to know. >>> plus, the crisis in venezuela, riots in the street, hunger and free fall and face-to-face with a defiant dick ta tater >>> and the queen of pop surprises one couple with "king of my heart." ♪ [cheers and applause] "nightline" will be right back. >>> selma blair, the interview, here's robin roberts. >> how are you doing? >> i am doing very well. i am very happy to see you, being able to, you know, just put out what being in the middle of an aggressive forge of multiple sclerosis is like. >> reporter: selma blair has a message for the world. multiple sclerosis may have affected her voice but not the power of her words. >> when i first got m.s. i had no idea what it was or how it would affect me, and so my speech, as you'll notice is, i have spas moddic disphone yeah right no

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to the red carpet for actress selma blair.he 46-year-old, who is known for her roles in cult classics like "cruel intentions," "legally blonde" and "the sweetest thing" now facing a new challenge. how are you doing? >> i am doing very well. i am very happy to see you being able to, you know, just put out what being is like. so my speech, as you'll notice is, i have spasmodic dysphonia right now. >> reporter: when you were first diagnosed, what initially went through your mind? >> i cried. i had tears. i wasn't -- they weren't tears of panic. they were tears of knowing i now had to give in to a body that had loss of control. and there was some relief in that. because ever since my son was born, i was in an ms flareup and didn't know. and i was giving it everything to seem normal. and i was self-medicating when he wasn't with me. and, you know, i was drinking. i was in pain. i wasn't always drinking. but there were times when i couldn't take it. and i was really struggling with how am i going to get by in life? and not taken ser

keeping her sense of humor with #yesyoucane." >> i can be sexy. >> reporter: blair's career took off with 1999's "cruel intentions." now her netflix show "another life" is giving her a chance to keep acting as she takes her battle public against an illness with no cure. >> it took so much to come. >> reporter: stealing the show on awards night, not with a statue or speech, but by simply standing strong. morgan chesky, nbc news. >> she's amazing. we're back with more right after this. that )s next >>> finally on this monday, a reminder we will have special live coverage of that second summit between president trump and kim jong-un. i'll have a lot more tomorrow morning on "today." lester anchors this broadcast from vietnam starting tomorrow night. for now, that's "nightly news." do they have a deal? the new signs the raiders may just have one more season >>> right now at 6:00, here we go again. do they have a deal? the new signs the raiders may have one more season left in oakland. plus. >> definitely. >> tracking the rising river levels from the palm of your hand, the south bay disas

joel kitchens: i would probably compile a list of several others from richard florez to holly blair. would also pick a book on san antonio. holly blair and richard florez have both written specifically on the alamo and how it has been used by various groups over the years. how it has come to be such an important part of texas identity. those would be my top three. steve: for those who lived through that time, if they were to come back, they would not recognize the alamo today, correct? joel kitchens: that is correct. they probably would not. one fellow who came down to san antonio, he was an illinois volunteer. they were marching in 1846 to mexico. they stopped at san antonio. he was wounded on guard duty and could not go to mexico with his group. he did a lot of sketch work in san antonio. he made some very beautiful sketches of the alamo. he was not happy with the way the army had redone the faÇade of the alamo. he thought it was poorly done when they put the roof on. he was not happy. he said it was like a ridiculous scroll. steve: is that the faÇade we see today? joel kitchens: t

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♪ >>> tonight, selma blair, her first interview since revealing she has m.s. >> i was giving it everythingo seem normal. >> why she is now calling her diagnosis a relief. >> i have had tears. they weren't tears of panic. >> and how she went from self-medicating -- >> i was drinking. i was in pain. >> to being a powerful role model. >>> then, lady gaga and bradley. we saw the whispering at the oscars. we can tell you what was said as bradley's ex-wife weighs in. >>> plus -- >> will you marry me? >> the bloom engagem perry. does her engagement ring look similar to the one he gave his ex? >> i voice my opinion. >>> and the kids are grown up. their night out and everything we know about janet jackson's las vegas takeover. >>> and we're with boss lady jennifer lopez. >> what is happening here? >> this is "entertainment tonight". >>> it was one of the most emotional moments of oscar night. selma blair walking with a cane as she made her first public appearance since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and now the star is sharing everything about her battle. >> it really is heartbreaking, bu

now, you, of course, you talk about the deal that you struck with tony blair.ship between people who are in negotiations. we had the situation where donald tusk, the president of the eu council, who talked about a special place in hell for the people who promoted brexit without a sketch of a plan to carry it out safely. that criticism has gone down very badly in the uk. was he mistaken to say it? well, rather than commenting on one issue, i think in recent weeks, particularly the christmas and new year period, the rhetoric on both sides is getting stronger and stronger, and that's never helpful in negotiations and one of the problems that i think, sarah, and i've been involved in negotiations of european agreements but also the good friday agreement and lots of other things with unions and employers, all of this in the full gleam of the media makes it very difficult and it seems to me with time narrowing down, key people on all sides need to sit down together and to try and knock heads and do it out of the everyday globe, that every time there is a meeting for

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gwenda blair, thank you very much. appreciate having your voice through all of this. >> thank you. >> coming up next president trump, as we mentioned, arrives in vietnam for this critical second summit with kim jong un. we will take you live to hanoi with new details we have learned about the relationship between these two leaders. >>> and in the next couple of hours we expect to see house lawmakers pass a resolution to terminate president trump's national emergency declaration. we have details on the republican senators who are now publicly opposing the president on this very issue. >>> and later, the 2020 democratic contenders weigh in on slavery reparations. and some are backing the idea. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. ( ♪ ) dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the ten

help in the services in the policies that we might need to do now one thing governments since tony blair maybe arguably have been saying is that the vulnerable are being heard because more and more questionnaires a going out more and more dates here is being received from the most vulnerable and says that the authorities know more and more about what is going on them. most marginal communities it's really interesting the way that of course language is always a problem for us in this kind of field but we are used to ideas of involvement where i are used to those sort of ideas most in the commercial setting market research surveys to find out our opinions because when we buy something at a shop and they ask us our opinions we don't actually expect that's going to result in that shop changing its hope policy the thing about involvement in participation if we're talking more political policy terms is it's a chance for us to put our already as citizens even as non-citizens to shape the world the political the social world that we live in to have a real impact on government what's happened wit

bush and tony blair attacked iraq to gather with the so-called coalition of the willing that probablythe greatest single violation of the norm principles since the norberg trials not only and tailing the crime against pays or entailing all that war crimes and crimes against humanity that. followed in iraq and after a dark we saw the tragedy of libya and that was two thousand and eleven again it revolt against international law. another oil producing country now instant turn of venezuela the only reason for all of this is to have a looting come pain to be able to privatized the all industry in venezuela and to have the profits flow to the one percent well that's the road crossing the red cross in the us in a bid to agree with you in that they're not part of this usaid project british media media or in nato nations is continually showing us a colombian venezuela border bridge women duro is refusing to take in aid i know that the sanctions mean that they lose maybe thirty million dollars a day and this is only maybe twenty million dollars in one shipment but what do you make of this pict

end this conflict and we would denounce is pro terrorist and so on then about the best thing tony blair did when he came prime minister will sit down negotiate the i write and do a deal and you can't ignore they represent a substantial minority of opinion across the middle east and you couldn't negotiate with me so you have to like him don't act agree with them but they are there and they're not going to go away some people and certainly the daily mail newspaper saying that the labor of communicating these things properly in the mail saying that this is the fault of seamus milne the executive director of communications for the british labor party and reports in british media saying that the former head of m i six richard dearlove claims that someone like milne would not even be able to give and be given security clearance and according to government which would in danger the national security this country would you make by recent knowledge since i mean seamus has just been a a brilliant reporter and right i or he's lying on me i don't think anyone seriously consider that he's an agent o

amount of money this is a private public partnership that's right really super charged under tony blair that that's right and gordon brown and never it never gets mentioned when we hear about the financial difficulties of the n.h.s. all sorts of issues arise should there be more tax paid should we cut back some of the services should people pay more for it directly but hanging over is this legacy which you've just identified. of debt which was created by moving to privatization and its capitalization i wouldn't want this to be an attack on the private sector let me say that i've spoken with service users who've received services from the chargeable sector the state sector and the private sector all of them sometimes fall short and all of them sometimes of good quality so it is more complicated than just saying which sector that's the point of the argument for citizen participation we need to strengthen people say in services and policies who ever is providing them so it's about democratization and obviously outside a local government which is a is kind of broken not necessarily outside

and some pounds worth of arms into that area at the same time as having great peacemakers like tony blairgoing there to try to settle the issue there's nothing simple about this especially when you're facing threats that need all the international friends you can get trade deals with israel very soon lebanon a big thank you well in the next few days donald trump's us secretary said by pompei o shuttle to arrive in europe to discuss economic warfare on venezuela with the u. fisher was the former u.n. human rights expert in the first un report to enter. venezuela since one thousand nine hundred six professor alfred disaster joins me via skype from geneva in switzerland for welcome back to going underground so don't trump secretary of state mike pompeo shed yule to meet with the e.u. leaders in brussels do you believe the e.u. would have acted against venezuela the way it did if it hadn't been for u.s. pressure certainly not smarter refract the european union or other european union states that have recognized one bill as interim president are by a lady. fundamental principles of internation

blair kinghorn scored scotland's first six nations hat—trick for 30 years during that match — but he'sn left on the bench for saturday's test against defending champions ireland. gregor townsend insists he's done nothing wrong. but he wants sean maitland and his experience in the side to take on ireland. maitland has been given the recall after recovering from an injury. townsend admitted kinghorn was disappointed, but says maitland is better equipped for the ireland test. ireland themselves need to bounce back from that defeat to england on saturday... joe schmidt has made five changes to that side — most of them due to injuries picked up in that match. the biggest news is that rob kearney comes in at full—back in place of robbie henshaw who has picked up a knock in training. wales have made a whopping 10 changes to the side that won that epic battle in paris last friday. centre jonathan davis will captain his country for the first time when they travel to rome to face italy, while regular skipper alun wynjones is on the bench. a number of their big names are being rested — george nor

more, $0011 minutes by blair kinghorn. more, soon after.op greg by ‘s team already it seems to be in the puck. overall, it wasjob done for the seems to be in the puck. overall, it was job done for the scots. although, if they had any serious aspirations by the title, they will need to beat england. a feat that has eluded them for 36 years. they had their moments and that first half, we need it more. we could have at that pace @. we did that and the second half, and that had us on the scoreboard. he showed them that if we work hard and make the most of the ball, the last 50 minutes were disappointing. running the ball from deep, so we got a few places to improve. but for the full 60 minutes, we are very pleased. —— 15 minutes. england‘s batsmen are facing a tough examination by the west indies bowlers in their second inings as they try to stay in contention in the second test in antigua earlier the windies were eventually bowled out for 306 in theirfirst innings — a lead of 119.. 22—year—old alzari joseph came out to bat and made 7, carrying

it is fascinating to see that jeremy corbyn stayed with the labour party offered tony blair years. now, your seven people leaving him informing any party. we don't know where it goes from here. the numbers that have a post speaking in the you that you mp's seekingged -- the eu have not changed. and don't think that no deal brexit is on the cards at all. speak -- sawhem them speak, it is very categorical. they did not say we should leave without a deal, it was more about the best opposition -- opposition. i think the willingness to have a deal is very strong on both ends. guy: that seems to be the argument from the beginning. we are not wait to get a no deal brexit because the economic consequences are going to be so severe. the latest coming out saying they are to shut it plans down in the u.k. manish: us all the news last monday and was surprised by what i heard saying the entire has been sticking with tony blair telling them that will be a second referendum. now that is not in the cards and people are realizing brexit is happening. is time to move on and do a deal. is the time be

back at the culture that existed then, i remember being on the left in the labour party when tony blairtuation to now? you need to bear in mind that labour is one of the biggest political parties in the western world. there are people who behave badly within the labour party and anti—semites. anti—semitism is a despicable racism that has to be thrown out. there is no place in society for it and no place in a movement which is predicated on fighting bigotry. i have a lot of respect for luciana berger, i respect her stance against anti—semitism and on mental health, for example. but the truth is, most of these mps are ideal logically opposed to increasing taxes on the rich, i do logically opposed to... ideological differences. we have to leave it there but thank you. we will go back to that news conference, which is still going on with the seven mps who are leaving labour. many people have joined the party in the first place wanted to do everything possible to mitigate it. and yet if we look at what's happened over the course of the past 11 months, at every single step of the way, whether

buhari supporters are jubilant this victory rally at their party headquarters in a confirmation that blair has won four more years of power in nigeria africa's biggest economy and top oil producer i feel very excited in fact it's our food very much comfortable because. this journey. the sox are top. of dispersed in is the success of the downtrodden of this country. and we believe they'll do selection that has happened is be june be done tradin of this country and don't discount rate move forward. lauren our. goal is somewhat in the other candidates this is just politics most always be a leader. so the winner has a right then the loser will another harry to the last person but now he's with. the main opposition leader has called for the cancellation of results in some states his party p.d.p. says some voters will add intimidated allbright charges the ruling a.p.c. party rejects some nigerians worry a disputed election could lead to violence occurs or has been increased in most parts of the country as a precaution. president biharis first home was nixed nigeria menorah libby indecision but u

tony blair was the prime minister when he first came ashore saying things could only get better the iraqi president saddam hussein was still persecuting his fellow kurds. may is now u.k. leader but as home secretary she fought to keep them out. a whole new generation has grown up here in hearts which wants house british soldiers that are riddled with asbestos. i mean fourteen month old live in number eight. avenue they are syrian kurds they too have been given clearance to enter the united kingdom. with her daughter translating she had told me life for refugee is always like this we have to learn how to be patient so we can cope with this situation she said. i also like to be. here in richmond village is the hope and the belief that they will reach the united kingdom but they don't believe that dream will be realized until they actually have a passport in the. last three years a much beloved companion of the children here they'd be heartbroken to leave her united nations officials have promised though she will get a pet passport but like everyone here she's still waiting. to al-jazeera cy

in the tony blair's election possible? that is a good argument. 1981, the water, which brought the country and brought a very unpopular prime minister in 1980 1980 very unpopular prime minister in 19801980 monday, margaret thatcher, huge popularity and brought the country together. everyone's view of how the world is developing, i did not see a war coming two we are in a politically volatile situation. there is a huge schism that could form at the tory party, particularly with to reach ma she uses the idea ofa with to reach ma she uses the idea of a customs union at the labour.|j knew it would not be long before we talked about brexit. that could be a split that happens in the tory party. i think that in no way makes it quite the child grants a start. by it quite the child grants a start. by two they were talking about realignments —— by two they were talking about realignments -- we have a system thatis realignments -- we have a system that is not very friendly to new parties. it is. i am likely that is not very friendly

winger blair kinghorn has been dropped to the bench, despite scoring a hat—trick against italy last weekend lion — sean maitland, who's returned from injury and will start on the wing, with tommy seymour keeping his place on the opposite side. meanwhile, rob kearney is one of five players coming in for ireland for that game at murrayfield. he replaces robbie henshaw, who picked up a knock in training, while chris farrell is in for injured centre garry ringrose. wells also made several changes for their team against ettore. —— wales also made several changes for their tea m also made several changes for their team against italy. britain's fed cup tennis team is doing well at the round—robin tournament in bath with victory over greece today, following up on their 3—0 win over slovenia yesterday. so far they've won all five rubbers. tonight'sjo konta fought back to beat maria sakkari. after losing the first set, konta pulled it back to win it a—6, 6—2 6—3 and give gb and unassailable 2—0 lead in the tie. earlier katie boulter had put gb ahead winning her singles rubber in three sets. there are

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we're hearing from actress selma blair. the first time she's talking about her battle with multiple sclerosis. she revealed her diagnosis in october. she attended "vanity fair" oscar party. you're about to hear how ms has affected her voice spirit is there. >> i was scared of talking. her neurologist said, though, it will bring awareness. because nobody has the energy to talk when they are in a flairup. but i do, because i love a camera. >> you can hear more of selma blair's interview coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america" right after abc 7 mornings. >>> a controversial cat likely will be an issue of discussion during the next san francisco fire commission meeting. workers at station 49 adopted edna but they were forced to give her up after a complaint. fire officials say having her at the station violates policy. the cat's instagram account is urging her fans to come to the fire commission meeting tomorrow in support of edna. >>> now your morning money report. mountain view-based google is asking the government for a

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i'm joined by jonathan lemire and gwenda blair.o incapable of having loyalty upward toward him that they at least wouldn't try to openly sabotage him, which is what this leak does? >> back at trump tower when he was a real estate developer from the whole time forward, his m.o. was to have people at each other's throats. >> his throat? >> each other's throats, to make them feel completely uncertain about their jobs, whether they were going to have them, to avoid any kind of horizontal loyalty and have them have to be loyal to him. but in the white house there's no loyalty at all because they have -- there's no long-term project there. >> so somebody sat down, he or she, sat down and tabulated every schedule all the way back to the them up -- i they -- i think they did type it up so they couldn't source it out and put that in an envelope and wasn't in an envelope and sent that to a reporter to embarrass this president. and they did. it is a good story. >> nearly 400 people have access to this information. a smaller group has a more p

the question is can you reconcile that home with the sort of next—generation tony blair, gordon brownate labour in the same tent? let's turn to the daily telegraph and the other story that has been going for a few days now is shamima begum and the headline on the front of the telegraph... so much confusion over citizenship and this concerning three countries now. so first and foremost it is quite difficult sometimes to determine whose primary citizenship is aware. we have holland, bangladesh and the uk all indicated in this situation now. because they —— she married a dutchman, the child is a british citizen and has a claim on that via her mother and they have made it very clear the child is not in question here. and this idea that because the child and the right to a family life, to stay with your children, might be a route for shamima begum to return even though the home secretary wrote her family to say she has been stripped of her uk citizen ship so far. we expect there to be a legal contest over that issue. i think what we are learning from this story is, as we have learned from

. >>> actress selma blair opening up about her battle with m.s. what you need to know about the disease. >>> here's a look at the current areas flooding. mark west creek, sonoma creek, petaluma river, willowbrook, moderate. laguna desanta rosa is still flooding at a moderate level. we'll look at the rivers and what to i went on linkedin, i connected with someone, and they introduced me to my boss. there are people that are willing to help, and once you connect with those people, you can write your own narrative. >>> if you live in danville, san ramon, alamo, the cut through from san ramon to castro valley, it is wet right now with morning likely -- more than likely standing water. let look at elsewhere. the south beach camera shows the bay bridge, which is wet with a little bit of light rain falling for you. as you head throughout the day, you'll need the umbrella from time to time. if you're out and about, exercising or just doing errands, we're going to have on and off scattered showers today. if you want to play on the bay, wait until tomorrow.

blair kinghorn scored scotland's first six nations hat—trick for 30 years during that match — but he'sts he's done nothing wrong. but he wants sean maitland and his experience in the side to take on ireland. maitland has been given the recall after recovering from an injury. townsend admitted kinghorn was disappointed, but says maitland is better equipped for the ireland test. ireland themselves need to bounce back from that defeat to england on saturday... joe schmidt has made five changes to that side — most of them due to injuries picked up in that match. the biggest news is that rob kearney comes in at full—back in place of robbie henshaw who has picked up a knock in training.

italy on a 17 game winning streak was breached after ten minutes by blair kinghorn.s an injury depleted scotland, but it hammered away. cracks emerged again. the fingertips of stuart go through. it's really running out of steam, the irreplaceable doing his hat trick. the italians came within a whisker last year. the scots reveal their defence was far from indomitable as they discovered. greg by ‘s team already it seems to be in the puck. overall, it wasjob done for the scots. although if they had any serious aspirations by the title, they will need to beat england. a feat that has eluded them for 36 years. they had their moments in that first half, we needed more. we could have at that pace @ times. we did that in the second half, and that had us on the scoreboard. we showed them that if we work hard and make the most of the ball, the last 15 minutes were disappointing. running the ball from deep, so we got a few places to improve. but for the full 60 minutes, we are very pleased. so the first weekend of the six nations is over, and this is how the table looks. scotl

blair kinghorn, who has been impressive, he comes in at full—back and more significantly, it is petere could have gone for a young adam hastings but townsend thinking it could be a step too farfor townsend thinking it could be a step too far for the youngster. it is horan who is tasked with trying to spearhead scotland to their first win in paris in 25 years. -- five yea rs. let's have win in paris in 25 years. -- five years. let's have a look at some of the other stories today. nico hulkenberg topped the time sheets at the end of the first week of formula one preseason testing in barcelona. but he'll be hoping his renault is more reliable when racing. world champion lewis hamilton narrowly avoided crashing into robert kubica and british rookie lando norris had a tricky time in his mclaren. rugby league side widnes vikings have postponed this weekend's match against sheffield eagles while discussions continue over their survival. the vikings were relegated from super league last season after seven years. a proposed takeover fell through earlier this week and staff and players weren't

have been talking about including this person is the real winner of oscar night is actually selma blairfor her public appearance and another person who just gives you know idea of the sentiments as a true example of courage in the face of adversity she looks stunning. sarah thank you for. what oscar nominated actress. thinks about the representation of. hollywood that's coming up for you on facebook. on the world. hello again the is here with all the sports news and a story on like yulia yet nike and the oscars are as a sporting highlight last at last night's oscar ceremony as nike launched their new politically charged ad following on from their calling caprona commercial last year the latest campaign focused on empowering women in sport fronted by serina williams it's already been viewed more than ten million times on instagram alone here's a little preview for you. a woman boxer is crazy. i want i don't. coach an elite you crazy. woman getting into. changing her story leading a double or to me. winning twenty three grand slams having a baby and then coming back for more. crazy things

to extreme lengths in my view and, if a centre party can establish some ground in the middle, tony blair street without the ce ntre win downing street without the centre ground, this may be politics to all our benefit. the independent group on the independent. striking changes by going early. some people saying any new formation might have waited until the brexit move was finally confirmed but we have already seen lots of ships and one step leads to another. let's just so the express as well because the front page says asjeremy corbyn backs a second people's vote, many are concerned. they are concerned. this is important. what we are asking on a second referendum is very important and most people will say, we have had ourfinal say where we we re say, we have had ourfinal say where we were asked to tick for remain or lee. lots of young voters could not vote stop lots of polls actually now the polls might go the other way and it was nearly three years and parliament is totally stuck. parliament is totally stuck. parliament is totally stuck. parliament is in a deadlock but you cannot dismis

four months after revealing her battle with m.s., selma blair courageously walked the carpet with herons by russo. james mcavoy used his couture for a cause getting his shirt signed by his fellow stars. >> i have got all these people. michael b. jordan. this is all alcohol fueled. maybe we could sell it for charity. >> bold, jaw-dropping, daring. there is really no words to describe kendall jenner's look, but the award for the star who is totally like all of us if we were to ever hit a red carpet, megan mullally. ♪ >> the bag, the outfit, the shoes. the whole thing is all so nice. >> three, two, one, fashion. >> and when one dress isn't enough, here's to all the actor party transformations. the handsdown winner though, melissa mccarthy and ben falcone in adidas track suits. >> it's less glamorous. >> not to me, guys. i doubled my diamonds. i feel great. whatever i had on at the oskars i doubled. i wouldn't trust me with it. >> melissa and ben, ladies and gentlemen. >> i love them. >> next year, that's what we're wearing. >> if it involves no heels i'm totally in. >> done. oscar fashio

brent: i haven't seen it, but it looks like blair witch project in the winter with the lights on.aya shwayder -- maya: a lot of similar elements. brent: maya shwayder at the berlin film festival. the music industry has been solving the 61st grammy awards in los angeles. lady gaga won three awards. this is america. country music singer casey musgrave's one album of the year for golden hour. here are some of the other stories that are making headlines. dairy farmers on the italian island of sardinia have vented their anger at falling revenues by pouring milk onto unsuspecting motorists. prices have did to 60 euro cents per liter compared to $.85 last year. farmers say that is not enough to live on. rescue workers in the south african city of durban at polled a newborn baby alive from a storm drain after passersby heard the cries and alerted emergency services. it is believed she was in the drain for at least five hours. doctors have healthy survival as a miracle. protesters in haiti have classed with police and the fourth consecutive day of demonstrations against corruption and the

selma blair made her first red carpet appearance since revealing her multiple sclerosis diagnosis using a custom monogrammed cane. . >> and rachel weisz made a statement in a red two-piece down with a shiny latex top. here are big moments of the show which kicked off without a host. >> reporter: the awards ceremony went off without a hitch. surprise winner from best actress is what everyone is talking about this morning. >> green book. >> reporter: a drama about a road trip through the segregated south of the 1960s, won best picture. >> such a privilege. >> this is like a dream. >> reporter: "green book" scored best original screen play and best actor. honors for best actor went to the queen front manfredy mercury. >> i may not have been the best choice but i guess it worked out. >> this is hilarious. >> she beat out the woman widely seen as the favorite, seven-time nominee glenn close. >> you haven idol so long and this is not how i wanted it to be. >> i'm an example of what it looks like when support and love is poured into someone. >> emotion poured out for lady gaga. ♪ >> reporter: