about shirley chisholm named fraser. we're bringing her story alive, especially to young people, so that they can realize that you may be a working-class daughter of immigrants, woman of color, but look at what you can do host: when you put this book together, what surprised you the most? >> the story of barbados, to me, was the most interesting. i didn't know about the extraordinary connections between barbados and the united states. george washington, the only other country he visited was barbados. they believe the first martyr of the american revolution was from barbados. and barbados, the sugar from barbados produced by barbadian slaves produced the wealth of new york city. so, the barbados, uh, u.s. history connection i knew nothing about. that was really exciting to learn. host: finally, this is a speculative question, if she were in the house of representatives with this new congress being sworn in, what do you think she would be thinking about? >> i think she would be so thrilled at this generation especially of

shirley chisholm. they did divorce in the 80s and she remarries. her second husband who she does say was the love of her life was in a horrific car accident and died very young. she was totally brokenhearted after that. >> her legacy in congress, what was it? >> i think her legacy in congress was that she was outspoken against the war in vietnam and she refused to support any legislation for the military because she said more legislation should go to ending poverty. she was an outspoken person for women's rights and abortion rights but because of her notoriety she was not as effective legislator as she had been in albany. she had bella absent worked on one of the most comprehensive pieces of childcare legislation and they were able to win the majority in the senate and in the house for this legislation only to have richard nixon the president then veto it and he did because he said it would soviet ties america's children. >> the democrats in control of the house and the speaker of the house at the time how did he view her? >> i think he viewed her

shirley: i hear both. hear you saying, while the four-year degree has obviously served the nation, served individuals very well, we know how it impact -- it impacts the wage, but there are also 7 million people who do not have a job or need to be back in the workforce. rethinkhigher education the two-year degree, the certificate degree, something that is going to give them the leg up in order to be fully christian -- to be fully employed. devos: another area we are focused on that is again student centric is the experience on student aid. ae framework has been antic -- has been antiquated for more than a few years. to bring the experience of federal student aid from the point of taking out a student loan to the retainment of that loan, making that a world-class experience for the customer, the student, and we have started that with bringing the application for federal student aid to an app called my student aid. how many of you have downloaded ? hands?ur phone i see a few hands. i encourage you to get it.

as shirley says, cccu. shirley, thank you for your leadership as president. my apology for running late. votes on the floor. i don't know who's in charge there. \[laughter] whatever it was, the votes came sooner than expected and prevented me for being here from the start. but i truly do welcome you here. i believe that faith is so much of this support not only the , aspiration for many of us, but the support that gives people hope. from time to time people say, where is hope? i say, hope is always where it's been, sitting right there between faith and charity. faith, hope, and charity. because people have faith they believe, and they believe in god, they believe in themselves, they believe in the goodness of others, the charity of others it , gives them hope. so faith is the strength, has always been the strength of our country. and it is also a country full of love. i believe america's heart is full of love, that the american people care about each other and believe, as many of us do, certainly all in this room, that we are all god's children. there's a spa

. >> thank you very much, shirley, thank you for your introduction, and thank you for the invitation to be here, i'm happy to welcome you to capitol hill, so many of you familiar faces back to capitol hill, certainly among them, thank you for your leadership, in such a wonderful representative of values of evangelical community and here today. our young people, christian colleges and universities, at ccc you, shirley, thank you for your leadership as president. my policy for running on the floor, i don't know who is charged there, whatever it was, they both came through it unexpected, and prevented me from being here from the start. but i truly welcome you here, i believe that there is so much of the support, and i don't want the aspiration for many of us that the support that gets people hope, from time to time, people say, where is hope? hope is where it always has been. sitting right there, between faith and charity. faith, hope, and charity. because people have faith, and they believe and believe in god, and in themselves, they believe in the goodness of others, the charity of ot

shirley. name is out in the world. >> reporter: mahershala ali won his second best supporting actor award for playing dr. shirley. in an upset, "the favorite's" olivia coleman beat glenn close who has seven nominations without a win. ramie malek took home the best actor award for his portrayal of queen's freddie mercury. >> forgive me for this, but collectively we are all the champions. >> reporter: regina king won best supporting actress for "if beale street could talk." "black klansman" director spike lee jumped on samuel l. jackson as he accepted his first competitive award for best adaptive screenplay. >> for him, my brother samuel l. jackson to open up the envelope and say my name, it was a great thing. >> reporter: lee lost in the best director category to "roma's" alfonso cuaron. marvel blockbuster "black panther" didn't win the top prize but still made history. costume designer ruth carter and production designer hannah beachler became the first black women to win in those categories.

>> shirley: i was 13. left the south, was left mississippi, should have stayed. >> anthony: but this was the land of opportunity here and detroit, great cities in the north. >> shirley: it was, then, we were never hungry down in mississippi, we got here depend on welfare whatever and they became alcoholics, abusive to the children and wives and the children came out in the streets just everybody lost control and now it's -- >> anthony: what was chicago like when you arrived? >> shirley: uh, it wasn't as violent. uh, you know, the neighborhoods were communities no vacant lots or families all over, kids in the street. you could go outside and play and not worry about your children and somewhere and the late '70s early '80s it started to change and become more violent. >> news anchor 1: on july 4th, two young men gunned down. >> news anchor 2: the more than 50% surge in homicides. >> news anchor 3: people shot to death and at least 60 others wounded. >> anthony: however much you might love chicago, want to ce

last fall, the actor who played shirley's driver used the n word to discuss differences in the film's since apologized, but there's that. >> i think you just laid out a couple more of the issues that number one, the black community and communities as a whole, moviegoing communities had with the film. not with just the film itself, but things that happened since the film. you stated earlier the director said he didn't know that members of the family were still living, which i think if you're direct ing a film about this and it's inspired by a true story, it is doing your due diligence to in fact find out if there are other members of the family that you're talking about there. so you can also talk to them, get their experience, their take and do a really well rounded version. i think people just thought they were getting the afterschool special version of race relations by this movie and gerng like justin said, not that they didn't like it, they just thought o kay, number one, this isn't best picture, two, i'm tired of seeing these pictures about race being whitewashed and just really

shirley told us to know our value, even before mika did.aid it. >> that's so amazing. let's talk about another woman last week who was inspired by shirley chisholm and her launch for the presidency, kamala harris, right? >> i think that i could only think that shirley, as well as i got to know miss c is what we would call her because i was a kid, was looking down proud and look at where kamala harris having 20,000 people at her announcement of all races, she has picked up that mantle and going forward. where it goes and how far it goes i don't know. but it is only a confirmation of that seed that shirley planted in 1972 is still growing and no one is laughing, no one is shunning her. shirley chisholm took the hits like jackie robinson, whose 100th birthday was yesterday. she was the jackie robinson of black women and we're going to see if kamala harris is willie mays. >> john podhoretz. >> i remember her. there were a lot of interesting urban politicians in the 70s who did not conform to standard issue labels and positions and shirley was o

shirley. >> i want to thank dr. shirley. just trying to capture his essence.nd trying to capture dr. shirley's essence. it pushed me to my ends. and it's a reflection of the person he was and the life he lived. >>> and one of the most highly anticipated moments of the evening came in the form of a duet. ♪ >> i've had that song in my head since last night. lady gaga and bradley cooper performing the oscar winning song shallow from a star is born. that was my favorite performance. did you see that? >> i loved that. and regina king, congratulations to her, best dressed no doubt. >> very emotional. and a lot of people got teary eyed. edthe sleep. >> michelle and i are the tired once. >>> we're not doing too bad. we do have rain on the way so that's going tlittle bit later. we're doing okay. we're mostly in the green except for the typical hot spots. a crash on 880 southbound right at davis as you work into san leandro. the left lane is blocked and not seeing a lot of delays just yet. traffic is starting to bunch just a bit working into hayward. keep that in mind.

. >> laverne and this is shirley. when they made a guest appearance, one of the camera men said look at this two shot. that's a series. ♪ >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot. death to my program that dares to go head on against happy days and laverne and shirley. >> it's one of the few sitcoms that ever debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is laverene and shirley. >> a harmless but blameless exercise in silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to i love lucy to get the same sort of physical comedy. >> we never thought about it's importance except that it was two girls trying and the value of friendship. >> it must have something going for it. >> i don't vote. >> you do. >> i don't. >> they couldn't say sex. >> so they said vodio. >> everybody knew what we were talking about. >> once. >> i said, you know -- he says i like it. but what's missing? spacemen. because we were getting into space so that's when i created a spaceman. >> wait a minute, who are y

green book, about the african—american pianist don shirley, took the coveted best picture award, andcked up two other oscars. that award had been widely expected to go to roma, a black—and—white film set in mexico in the 1970s. its director alfonso cuaron changed history winning best director — the first ever director of a foreign—language film to do so. another big winner was bohemian rhapsody. it picked up four gongs — with rami malek getting best actor for playing the late singer freddie mercury. i may not have been the obvious choice but i guess it worked out! thank you, queen, thank you, guys, for allowing me to be the tiniest part of your phenomenal, extraordinary legacy. it was a more diverse oscars line—up than ever before with the black superhero movie black panther winning three awards and spike lee taking his first ever oscar for blackkkkla nsman. the 2020 presidential election is around the corner! let's all mobilise, let's all be on the right side of history, let's do the right thing! you know i had to get that in there! it may be the middle of the night but the oscars a

. >> shirley temple is created as ahsha safai the nation with happens and light heartenness shirley temple my biggest influence i love david boo and el john and may i west coast their flamboyant and show people (singing) can't be unhappy as a dr. murase and it is so fun it is a joyful instrument i learned more about music by playing the piano it was interesting the way i was brought up the youth taught me about music he picked up the a correspond that was so hard my first performing experience happened as 3-year-old an age i did executive services and also thanks to the lord and sank in youth groups people will be powering grave over their turk i'll be playing better and better back la i worked as places where men make more money than me i was in bands i was treated as other the next thing i know i'm in grants performing for a huge protection with a few of my friends berry elect and new berry elect and can be ray was then and we kept getting invited back you are shows got better we made it to paris in 2005 a famous arc we ended up getting a months residencey other than an island and he cam

shirley only used the book in the south.o when they were in the north and the west, you did not see them using the book will stuff it when they get to the south is when they use the book. as i said before, that is not true. these listings were all over because african-americans had to navigate the d dangerous roads l over the country. amy: would we come back from break, we're going to talk about some of these places like idlewild and also the role of esso, the oil company. yoruba richen is the writerer ad director of "the green book: guide to freedom," which will be premiering on the smithsonian channel on sunday. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're talking about the new documentary "the green book: guide to freedom," which will premiere monday on smithsonian channel. i want to go to another clipip. >> one black resort in northwest michigan would become legenenda. idlewild. lawyer i ins a detroit. he purchased land when i was seven and built his hous

green book, about the african—american pianist don shirley, took the coveted best picture award, andlso picked up two other oscars. elsewhere, theresa may faces growing pressure to say she will delay brexit, as she holds talks with eu leaders at a summit in egypt. the education secretary says lessons on sex and relationships will be compulsory across all secondary schools from next year. a new survey finds a six—fold increase in the number of "recent" elephant carcasses in northern botswana amid "obvious signs" of poaching. commentator: sterling! and manchester city fans hail their hero, raheem sterling, after the winning penalty in the carabao cup final. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9am. the british star olivia colman has won best actress at this year's oscars. she picked up the academy award for her portrayal of queen anne in the film the favourite. the oscars ceremony took place overnight. the other main winners were rami malek — he won best actor for his portrayal of freddie mercury in bohemian rhapsody — while best film went to green book, a story about race in 19

. >> in 1968, shirley chisholm was the first african-american woman elected to the u.s. congress. and she ran for president in 1972. barbara winslow, founder of the shirley chisholm project, talks about her early life, political career, and legacy in this 15-minute interview, recorded at the american historical association's annual meeting. >> professor barbara winslow, author of this book on shirley chisholm, who was she? >> she was among many things, the first african-american woman elected to congress from brooklyn in 1968. and, after the inauguration of the 116th congress, many of the

think that english and world domination are still the same and i think this is probably not that shirley well i don't i would have had to choose maybe a chinese. judge and we're going to leave it there thanks very much and thank you for watching bob i feel like she is. the move. to move. our full and unstoppable. technology and digitized ation are the trends driving many economies but can morality be instilled in machines. does every need to acknowledge the previous losers as well as minutes. algorithms and their potential. made in germany in thirty minutes on d w. brutal ritual you hold the wrist with one hand and cut it off with the other what do you cut it words can razor blade. do more corn was mutilated as a child in somalia. past suffering closer to germany. now she helps other victims of female genital mutilation. seventy five minutes on t w. what we were. when we won it now eighty percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship listening. audience. crimes against humanity. civilians see come with music. their record if you travel around you just social me

shirley. oakland's ryan kugler "black panther" made history. ruth carter underproduction designer hena beachler the first black women to win in their categories. and emoryville based pixar won for best animated short film, beau. the dumpling that comes to life as a boy. the director told the la times the crew went on multiple trips to san francisco and oakland's chinatown for inspiration. >>> time for a check of the weather. atmospheric river wind as we go through today especially by tomorrow. so to show you high def doppler, heavy rain right over petaluma, it is pouring over you. in vern he, napa, st. helena, san rafael, across sausalito, into san francisco, richmond, berkeley as well as concord. so here is sails first tower camera. temperatures are in the low to mid-50s. oakland 55. as well as for downtown san francisco and san jose, livermore 56 and 51 for santa rosa. we are watching the winds increase, 14 miles per hour winds south, southwest in san 25 at sfo, downtown san francisco, 17 in oakland. looking at 20 miles per hour winds for ber

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assemblymember shirley weber, who authored last year's use of force bill, was not available for comment tuesday. she has not yet filed a proposal on the issue. tag. ( robin ) a toddler became an overnight sensation when he got caught inside a "claw" toy machine. kelsey ingersoll says her daughter told her that little ezra was stuck in a game. she says she initially thought he climbed on top of one but to her suprise he was inside of the machine. the door to the contraption only opens in -- so there's no way to get out unless you're really tiny. first responders arrived and helped ezra out of the machine. <"i count them every few minutes just to make sure they are all there . i'm kinda over protective in that sense so it's weird this even happened." butted too"i've had a lot of phone calls, lots of messages from people i've never spoken to before or heard of-- it's been crazy." > little ezra just turned two last month...and he was able to get a toy out of the machine. (robin) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. ( robin ) a mom in new jersey was home alone whe

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shirley's family. in an upset, the favourite's olivia colman. >> forgive me for this but collectively we are all a champion. >> and regina king won for if beale street could talk. spike lee jumped on samuel l. jackson as he accepted his award for best adaptive screenplay. >> for him to open up the envelope and say my name, it was a great thing. >> but lee lost in the best director category to alfonso cuaron. black panther made history. costume designer and production designer became the first black women to win in those categories. >> and the highly anticipated moment of the evening, lady gaga and bradley cooper performed their oscar winning song shallow from a star is born. >> we should mention that best supporting actor winner and green book. an oscar for film editing. give it up for the bay area. >> represent. >> time is 4:57. >>> monsanto is back in court. the next man taking on the chemical giant. he says that the products gave him cancer. >>> and up next, we'll tell you where negotiations stand.

i was really trying to crack this character and get under don shirley's skin.en a wild, amazing, intense, just beautiful ride. i'm happy to be here. >> reporter: i love how he described that. dense and intense. even though ryan coogler was not up for an award himself, the film he directed, black panther swept up and won best music score, costume and production designment earlier this month, i went to skywalker studios in marin to chat with bay area sound team up for best sound for mixing black panther. they did not end up winning, went to bohemian rhapsody inste instead. the team told me just to be nominated was honor enough. brandon proproctor, one of the mixers and his wife. all smiles on the red carpet. taking a look at the red carpet, jessica and reggie, i would love to bring you back a souvenir, m red carpethailnd friends. this year, i've got a security guard standing over my shoulders. it looks like that's not going to happen. sorry, guys. >> don't get in trouble because of us. >> i'm curious, dion, who was the star who came down the red carpet even in yo

shirley the sloth. she's our refs' assistant. you can give shirley an apple.s, they hang upside down, they have beautiful big claws here. another interesting fact, notice how our arm hair grows towards our hands, lis grows away because he's upside down in the rain forest all the time. the rain comes down, the water rushes off him. >> jimmy: if i were to hang upside down i might not ever go bald? >> probably. probably right. >> jimmy: that's a great tip, something we learned from the sloths. >> they live almost entirely up in trees. >> jimmy: are you sure these are slots and not just a stoned monkey? [ laughter ] >> i am sure, yes. >> jimmy: he's eating -- well, thank you dave salmoni, "puppy bowl 15" airs sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern on animal planet. tracy morgan, "what men wants" opens in theaters february 8th. do you have any projects? >> surely, she's in puppy bowl? apologies to matt damon, we did run out of time for him, he'll be rescheduled. thank you for watching, good night! >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight. >> your honor, i'm here today because he w

. >> reporter: authorities say merritt fatally stabbed his own mother shirley seen here in a memorial page created by her family then allegedly cut off his ankle monitor and took off in her lexus. >> what i want is justice for shirley merritt and i want him to pay for what he's done. >> reporter: former clients like tina sailor who testified against merritt during his trial fearing possible retaliation telling abc news his ankle monitor was in cartersville, georgia, which is 15 minutes up the road from me. right now we're all kind of scared. so far investigators say there is no evidence of a hit list. >> he could be anywhere. we think he may be anywhere in the country. >> reporter: now his brother tells abc news overnight merritt should never have been givck to. he believes all of this could a disturbing video coming to light during a traffic stop in arizona. >> the glendale police department facing a lawsuit for what happened after they pulled a car over. this morning, newly released body cam video obtained by affiliate knxv showing the dramatic encounter involving police officers in

shirley chism came up short in 1972, and although she did win 28 delegates.er legacy is inspiring democratic campaigns almost 50 years polarity when once again the people will make a decision. democrats already have a good roster to choose from, even as another big name candidates continue to responsible ter their electoral futures and map out a path to victory. each candidate will have to choose their particular path. in the past, iowa and new hampshire have received the lion's share of the attention, but in recent years it's increasingly the palmetto state, south carolina, that has played kingmaker air campaign stopper in this process. in 2008 it was south carolina that rejuvenated barack obama's campaign after he lost new hampshire to hillary clinton. today "the new york times" reports that booker will likely focus heavily on south carolina and other southeastern states with large black voting populations. he'll be just one of a flood of candidates competing in a state that's becoming a bigger prize with every election cycle. and which the african-american

sure, don shirley is more interesting than nick, but it's not about that.ut when these two men meet, the relationship they had and the affect they had on each other. this is not a film for black folks. it's a film for white fols, and a film that the criticism has been that it spoon feeds racism. you kn dw what, youo have to spoon feed racism to people who don't see it or who don't necessarily acknowledge it. >> but i will want to add that the audience i saw it with was makessed audience and everyone in the room was enjoying it. >> oh, i saw it with friends anv they it. >> i think the american viewer responded incredibly positive to this flm, and even especially older people who do remember that time have said, even though it's idealized and sentimentalized, that it does -- you know, it has something to contribute to our understanding of that history, especially when you think of bringing young people in and just getting them started this road to understanding, you know. >> reporter: let me ask you, a lot of headlines out of this last night had to do with a

a college student named katherine bright, a mother of three named shirley vyan, a 25-year-old named nancy fox. >> he called in the murder of nancy fox. >> dispatcher? >> yes. >> you will find a homicide 43 south pershing -- >> the caller said, reporting a homicide, police went to that address and found nancy fox dead, bound, and strangled on her bed. >> you will find a homicide -- >> so when you heard this, did it sound like your father? >> you can hear like that clip. the way my father could talk. >> how would you describe your childhood with your father? >> pretty much had the american dream. the three-bedroom ranch with the big backyard and the springer spaniel dog. and then when i was 4 he built a massive tree house for my brother and i. it was extreme ly characteristics must have father to be extremely abusive. >> reporter: his murderous intent never went away. >> april 27th, it's 1985. and marine hedge, who just happened to be his neighbor, about six doors down, becomes victim number eight. >> the body was nude and police say badly decomposed. a pair of knotted panty hose were found

his ankle monitor in cobb county and drove to dekalb county where he allegedly murdered his mother shirley merritt and stole her 2009 silver lexus. >> the whole family is concerned -- >> reporter: robert merritt has no idea why his brother would kill their 77-year-old mother. >> had they taken him into custody immediately, she would be alive today and he wouldn't be a fugitive. >> reporter: in a statement, richard merritt's attorney tells nbc news, "mr. merritt sounded upbeat and optimistic about his chances of parole after serving just five years. i simply cannot believe this is happened." more questions than answers tonight as the hunt for an alleged killer intensifies. tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> president trump announced new details of his second meeting with kim jong-un of north korea at the end of this month in vietnam. he said it will be held in hanoi, the capital. though some u.s. officials wanted it held in the coastal resort city of da nang where mr. trump attended an economic conference two years ago. >>> and this was a big day for some of those who think they can become the ne

this piece of legislation supported by the aclu, and the author, assembly member shirley weber of san o, she essentially said this bill would only allow officers to use deadly force when there is an immediate threat to either themselves or to others. is there anything you see wrong with that standard? >> yeah, it pretty much basically says that officers are going to be discriminated against self-defense. we cannot use the same self- defense that other non-peace officers can use. we think that is a violation of the constitution under the equality equal rights clause, so we have a lot of concern with that. we really want to be able to have officers be able to utilize all the tools in their use of force policies, and that is one of the other issues we addressed is by making sure that all use of force policies are brought up to an equal level across the state, so every peace officer is going have a minimum such standard on use of force policy, and is pretty much is going to put us, california, on the forefront of use of force throughout the united states. and the third leg of the school w

three oscars including best supporting actor for mahershala ali, who portrayed pianist donald shirl shirleyrt of that story. >> and it was a record-breaking night for women at the oscars with 15 total wins. >> olivia colman. >> including best actress winner olivia colman. she beat glenn cidol for so lon not how i wanted it to be and i think you're amazing. i love >> i'm feeling really, really g. >> she's the darling of this award season. >> i know. i was upset about all the people who said that i wasn't going win. >> regina king. >> regina king won for best supporting actress for her role in "if beale street could talk." >> thank you. i'm so excited. >> chris evans had this superhero moment escorting her to the oscars stage. they reunited at "vanity fair's" oscar party where regina was feeling the love. >> what is going through your mind? has it sunk in yet? >> i'm still vibrating. you know what? i feel like the universe is looking out for me. >> everybody was rooting for you. >> yeah, and i felt it. >> also, jennifer hudson fan-girling all night from idris j-hud sings a song barbra covered

assemblymember shirley weber, who authored last year's use of force bill, was not available for commente has not yet filed a proposal on the issue. tag. ( darya ) a toddler became an overnight sensation when he got caught inside a "claw" toy machine. kelsey ingersoll says she initially thought her son climbed on top of a game but to her suprise he was inside of the machine. the door to the contraption only opens in -- so there's no way to get out unless you're really tiny. first responders arrived and helped little ezra out of the machine. <"i count them every few minutes just to make sure they are all there . i'm kinda over protective in that sense so it's weird this even happened." butted too"i've had a lot of phone calls, lots of messages from people i've never spoken to before or heard of-- it's been crazy." > ( darya ) little ezra just turned two last month...and he was able to get a toy out of the machine. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ...we continue our hidden history series with a look at john "big daddy" bishop and his famous dreamland barbecue. sometimes, bipo

from old cinerama cameras to ruby slippers and shirley temple's shoes.finitely a head from alien, but i see a strap underneath too? that's right — so this is a headpiece that would have been worn by, we think the stunt person from the film, the design came from hr giger, the swiss surrealist artist. what's interesting actually is the actors in the film kept asking to see what the alien would look like, and he wouldn't show them. so the reaction that you see on film is their real reaction to seeing him for the first time. well, it's terrifying. it is a little terrifying. all these objects are very cool, but what's the value in keeping it to show people? i think it's really important. cinema is the greatest art form of the 20th century, leading into the 21st century. filmmakers always talk about how they stand on the shoulders of those that came before, so it is important to us that we are looking at the full continuum of moviemaking. from its very beginnings to today, a lot of filmmakers now talk about how they are using the same magic just with different

saturday protest of the shirley jones but this is a movement that's been going on now for three months and they have absolutely no intention of finishing it shows that you can ski r.t.e. paris during the protests on saturday a number of yellow vests were filmed her in projectiles at the police for. well you know he was a. video was posted online by a french police union to illustrate the challenges facing officers we were joined by a police representative to discuss the rallies and their violent elements. i have colleagues who work throughout the weekends who during the week have to perform extra duty the police are exhausted and can't take it anymore because the working conditions are inhuman on the one hand we have to be in place to guarantee the security of the rallies on the other hand we are public servants and have to be friendly even if you are tired you have to go on duty due to exhaustion we could easily make a mistake which. is estimated that around three thousand people have been wounded since the yellow mass protests began some have suffered life changing injuries earlier t

but here she leave one best supporting actor for his role in the film as the classical musician don shirley i want to dedicate this to to my grandmother who has been in my my ear my entire life telling me that if i first i don't succeed try try again that i could do anything i put my mind to. always always pushing me to to think positively and i know that i would not be here without her that she's got me over the hump every step of the way in a major upset a livia coleman won the best actress award for her portrayal of the bad queen and in the favorite many hollywood observers had expected the award to go to glenn close who has now been nominated seven times without a win and claims it's been my idol to say long and this is not how i want it to be and i think you are amazing and maybe very much. the best male actor award went as many had predicted to rami maalik for his passionate portrayal of the torture rock star freddie mercury in bohemian rhapsody. we made a film about a gay man an immigrant who. lived his life just unapologetically himself and the fact that i'm celebrating him and this

saturday protest of the shirley jones but the ones i've spoken to say that's not the case many unhappy about the thousands of people who've been arrested this was all to. protest movement we've had about eighteen hundred people who have gone through the court system so far including a couple of high profile cases including the book suggested earlier in the week and every. is one of the so-called leaders of the movement so we just bring you back to where that police line is you can see there that is one of the water cannons that they use it has actually been deployed during that huge plan of tear gas that we saw that just in the last few minutes now the government has offered this relations many concessions including a rise in the simic which is the minimum. wage i'm saying that those who over time or have bonuses should pay social contributions or tax there's also this big debate going on but one thing this government has done to really anger many people out in the streets particularly this year asians is this motion at the moment that's going through that would make it illegal to come

shirley's essence pushed me to my ends. >> reporter: and "roma" giving that film the most significant foreign language film. best director. and best cinematography. and let's go back to that best picture win. there are reports saying that spike lee actually tried to storm out of the dolby theater once that winner was announced. he later said in a press interview that -- i thought i was at courtside at the garden. the ref made a bad call. definitely controversy there. kenneth and stephanie? >> right. definitely a memorable oscars last night. thank you so much, danya. much more from hollywood coming up shortly. kenneth? >>> we turn now to washington where president trump leaves for vietnam today for a second summit with kim jong-un. the president saying he has a, quote, special feeling about the summit. overnight, we learned more about the expectations and the history that could be made. abc's mona kosar abdi has the latest from washington. good morning, mona. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth. president trump has been touting his relationship with kim jong-un leading up to this summit

." >> reporter: merritt's brother speaking out after police found their 77-year-old mother shirley merritt stabbed to death just outside of atlanta. her 2009 lexus gone. >> you certainly need to be held accountable for the brutal murder of our mother. >> reporter: merritt plead guilty last month to "elder exploitation" and to ripping off clients. >> i understand what i've done is morally reprehensible. >> reporter: the judge granting merritt's request to get his affairs in order before reporting to prison on february 1st for a 30-year sentence, 15 behind bars. but the disgraced ex-attorney a no-show. police believe he killed his mother and cut off his ankle bracelet shortly before surveillance cameras captured him at an atlanta-area gas station. his head now apparently shaved. >> we think he may be anywhere in the country. we don't know what's going on with him, but he's very unpredictable. >> reporter: tom, former clients who testified against merritt are fearing retaliation. u.s. marshals say there is no evidence of a hit list with you consider him armed and dangerous. tom? >> all right,

welljoining us now is shirley anne field.e like to work with? are wonderful. different. professional. 0n wonderful. different. professional. on his wafers that i don't think it was 1950, it was 1960, wasn't it? when we worked together... and we rode together in the car back and forth as we were making an ever seen. forth as we were making an ever seen. saturday night, sunday morning. we were in the theatre. we we re morning. we were in the theatre. we were appearing nightly but we started saturday night sunday morning before it finished but we we re morning before it finished but we were getting very tired and he said to the driver lets get her a drink despite her up and we went to the polish club, i forgot the despite her up and we went to the polish club, iforgot the name despite her up and we went to the polish club, i forgot the name of the driver, we had this drink and the driver, we had this drink and the next day, that night i found myself feeling marvellous so the next day i said come and stop there and he said no, yo