one of them is "for sama." and we should warn viewers now, there are graphic images that are difficult to watch. as part of our ongoing arts and culture series, canvas, nick schifrin reports thafor sama is about the depth of the war's destruction, and theriumph of love. >> schifrin: the darkest days of the syrian war, spared no one. not the children who lost their lives as they played. not the boys who lost a brother. and not the camerawoman behind the lens, documenting horror and confronting her own mortality.so >> iany places i filmed just because i know that i will be next-- killed or dead or injured. and i want to do my responsibility for this people, >> schifrin: waad al-kateab was the camerawoman, hamza al-kateab the doctor who became her husband. >> my first baby sama. her me is meaning, the sky. sky we love, sky we want, tthout air forces, withou bombing. >> schifrin: and sama, their daughter, for whom the film wasa . in this warzone, they create a family. but dad is one of the la remaining. docts in al

i could feel sama.t feeling of the life inside my body stood against every bad feeling we have seen around. ck: but the russian air force in syrian bombardment on aleppo were serious. their hospital is purposely bombed, killing 53 of their coworkers and friends. he says at one point in aleppo there was no time to grieve. surrounded by war, the childrenl are not right. children play in a bombed out bus. >> when i asked about the bus she was paintingwhat happened to this bus? she said cluster bomb and she is four yea old. it was a cluster bomb. they understand what is happening, they adopt -- adapt to that situation. nick: they want the film to become a wake-up call. last weekend they won best documentary in britain's equivalent of the oscars. >>e are ling for accountability. we want people tonow whats going on. the film is a document [indiscernible] l the citizen journalist filmed all over syria in the past eight or nine years. nick: today, the darkest days of this w continue in idlib where the syrians a

sama. american factory was one of five nominees which all portrayed a planet in trouble.ominated alongside the edge of democracy, a personal look at political uproar in brazil. honeyland, from north macedonia, is about saving bees, underlying anxiety about climate change. two of these films had a global release on netflix, while for sama, a video diary from a syrian mother to her daughter, made nearly $1 million at the box office and won a bafta. documentaries are seeing a surge in interest in their content. documentarians are seeing a surge in interest in their content. it is a new thing and a great thing because the world needs it now, we need film about what is going on. and a documentary is about life and reflects on their experience and what happens in the world now is all this madness. documentary making really receives as much acknowledgement as features. but the edge of democracy‘s director reports huge engagement from her audience. the film had an amazing response in brazil, particularly, it exploded. one tweet a minute about the film for three months and we get

sama sama we'd all be together inside this house chatting and sharing meals and sometimes drinking he said you know man. now it makes me sad to think about this house abandoned that they've given me. jo-jo dreams of restoring his house but at the moment he doesn't have enough money . many families have been torn apart but young people move away to seek work in 2811 an estimated 3800000 people in the philippines fled from storms are natural disasters. world wide most refugees are internally displaced in their own countries. in the end everyone in been long gone will be driven out by climate change. the dead can no longer prepare it here. they have to be taken to the mainland. couple of my. path. there are still 6000 people living here in cramped quarters. in long gun is sinking due to erosion and rising sea levels. now like it or you can see the extent of environmental destruction in the life of people in vain along on is bound up with the water around us. sea levels are rising worldwide as the temperature of the atmosphere increases causing ice at the poles to melt. that increase is d

personally what i personally felt, it was very good that for sama got the best documentary, a channela channel 4 documentary about a female doctor who was holed up in syria and it just doctor who was holed up in syria and itjust brings the whole malaise of syria and the yemen story and these things going on in the middle east so for me, that documentary got the best documentary, i was very happy. but it doesn't take away, yes we do need more diversity. are you a film fan? do you go and see much? i watch films on their planes and at home. and how much are you influenced by awards like these? does it sway what you choose to watch are not really? it may because it may unconsciously. i don't think really but it may unconsciously because i have heard about it. i read things about economics, so if! i read things about economics, so if i bump into write—ups on films that may make it more interesting, to watch, yes. so things like wolf of wall street probably right up your street? really good to see you. thank you very much. iam ben i am ben brown, thank you for watching, plenty more still to

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best documentary 12 for sama a film about a young mothers experience in syria's civil war as we speak and there was a bombing and shelling on more on over 3500000 civilians these people are there and they should hear your voice now they should hear that britain as a country as a great country when not let that happen again renee zellweger won best actress for her role in judy thanks everyone and laura dern best supporting actress for marriage story. so thank you bafta thank you for including me in this room of extraordinary artists but amid the glamour there was criticism for lack of diversity of the 4 acting categories and none of the nominations included minorities walking in phoenix who won best actor for his role in joker address the issue i think that it is the obligation of the people that have created perpetuate and benefit from a system of oppression to be the ones that dismantle it so that's on us for the 7th year no woman was nominated for best director so many women made great films this year and i think it just goes to show you that there is the systemic problem brad pitt

best documentary 12 for sama a film about a young mothers experience in syria's civil war thank you so much 1st thank you for so many other people volunteers from 100 to 2 violet to so many other people these are we did to get this award for them let them hear your voice renee zellweger won best actress for her role in judy thanks everyone and laura dern best supporting actress for marriage story so thank you bafta thank you for including me in this room of extraordinary artists but amid the glamour there was criticism for a lack of diversity of the 4 acting categories and none of the nominations included minorities joaquin phoenix who won best actor for his role in joker address the issue i think that it is the obligation. of the people that have created and perpetuate and benefit from a system of oppression to be the ones that dismantle it so that's on us for the 7th year no woman was nominated for best director so many women made great films this year and i think it just goes to show you that there is a systemic problem that. you know that is. very prevalent brad pitt one's best sup

rebels claimed responsibility for shooting down a saudi warplane muhammad reports from the capital sama. this is the moment yemen's houthi say they shot down a saudi air force fighter jet the group aired this video on saturday the saudi u.a.e. lit quality and confirmed one of its planes that went down you know joe for governorates in the country's north east. the what he's also broadcast what he says is the aftermath so how did it it was strikes in the area full of which the who these claim will retaliate to at this hour the quality released the statement saying there was a possibility of what it calls collateral damage to civilians this show you that the us and our forces has been able after they have shut down. several of the. american drones over the skies of yemen in the last 50 months now it seems to me that they are able to slow down despite that that they can say that if they start at this stage this means that we're going to and that the new stage of the war the how these claim the plane was downed with then status or some another say that if that's true it would be a very signi

and good to see you again, sama. good to see you. let me do both of these.the second one, i just don't know the schedule but i will get down there at some point. i don't know if i can do it in this time period. as you know i've been to that border as well. i got down, let me think, we were in mcallen, texas, which is a bit around, when the word first came out about the separation. of families. and it was horrible. i'll just cut right to the center part. i've seen something i never thought i'd see in my life, certainly never thought i'd see in the united states and that is cages. about the size, just a little smaller than this center section, filled with little girls. little girls who had been separated from their families. they had nothing. they had no toys. they didn't have pillows. they didn't have anything to play with. they didn't have television. just little girls sitting hopelessly and then another cage and another cage, and then cages of little boys. back in the corner, a cage of nursing mothers. talked with one of the mothers who said, she was from c

operator independent drivers association, dawn king from the truck safety coalition and starting john samas. i want to thank the witnesses for traveling today to participate in this hearing. i know all of you are widely respected within your organizations and you have unique experiences and perspectives that are valuable to us as we continue our work to improve the safety and efficiency of america's trucking industry. i look forward to your testimony. and now i would like to invite my colleague, ranking member duckworth, to offer her opening remarks. >> thank you, chairman fischer. i want to apologize to everyone for being late this morning. for a former soldier missing your sp time is really an embarrassing thing so thank you for your patients. thank you to the chairman for holding today's hearing. i also want to thank all of our witnesses for joining us today to discuss some of the challenges and communities facing u.s. commercial trucking industry. as i said during last week's hearing our global competitiveness is closely tied to a safe, reliable and efficient transportation network. the