. >> music and lyrics by diane warren. >> written by diane warren. >> music and lyric by diane warrener: what in life is truly inevitable? death and taxes and diane warren with an oscar nomination for best original song. ♪ it's the journey ♪ ♪ >> reporter: appearing in the tyler perry-kerry tyler perry-kerry washington film, "the six triple eight" "the journey" sung by h.e.r. marks her career. infamously she has yet to win an oscar in 15 previous tries, yet her current streak is the longest in oscar history. this nomination for this song is breaking records for you, right? >> i'm breaking my own record of losing this many times. i say that with -- in humor because i'm honored to be nominated. it's very hard to get nominated for an academy award. ♪ and i don't want to miss a thing ♪ >> reporter: 1998's "i don't want to miss a thing" from "armageddon," aerosmith's only number one single, a nominated example of so songwriting craft. what sort of feeling do you get that tells you, i am onto something good? >> i just feel it. i get chills. it might make me cry, and that happened with "the

this diane, the utilization of new money. instead of going up my show today, so i am uh cuz i was still within your, which was nice to meet around that or do i send you back a couple weeks, not up here when you, when you will. but i will also upstairs local. uh, do a little pool and um, we'll check with the bullets just crushed my alexa decided to look into the weird strain that almost killed his child and hundreds of other ideas of residence. well, since 2010 us scientists have been secretly experimenting as a former soviet anti plague institute with up shifting into the system and you upload them both of them. cushion on some of the put me in the position of the billing these people about authority. i've not got in a split in 5 months. i got the best price that you might look good because there's no gulf this company and i'm not i just key and then it goes to. so i just go up, right. so i shall know. i used to put the bullet point that i should let me know when i should do this because even us, the 3 positions or the facili

um, diane, i would like to start with you if it's okay. can you please run us through the meaning of what you do and why you decided to produce this kind of content or? yeah, of course. well, thank you for having me. and i just want to start off by saying that, you know, we've influence our marketing. they're always trying to get you to buy something and a lot of times the consumer of that content isn't going to see the, what's happening and kind of buying close doors with corporation corporations really pushing people to buy more through influence or marketing. so, you know, i started noticing those connections between like even my own over consumption too . and like skincare products, i was always wanting to buy something from one of my favorite creators that they were recommending. but then i realized, you know, a lot of the stuff i wasn't using. it wasn't really worth it, you know, and value to me. and that's when i started making my 1st garbage videos is what i call them, where i was kind of just reacting to what i was seeing on socia

the first time since walt disney in 1952, and then i'm looking at diane warren to possibly win her long 16. maybe she does it tonight. >> whit: what do you think it is about this one? 16 nominations. why is she going to pull it off tonight? >> two "emilia perez" songs, splits vote comes up the middle. >> whit: clayton davis, as always, looking forward to it. we'll see new a couple of hours later today. for those of you at home if you want to play along with the prediction game, abc has teamed up with our friends at espn for a free online oscars ballot. one person will win two round-trip tickets to the 2026 academy museum oscars watch party. that's here in l.a., and $5,000. >> linsey: cash involved? >> whit: there's money involved. head to abcnews.com by 6:59 p.m. eastern today, and you'll get the vote. your name on it so you can qualify. we'll be back here in new york, and a check of the weather though. mr. greg dutra is following that for us. how you doing, greg? >> greg: i am, and tell linsey that in the fine print, i'm sure there's disney employees cannot participate in this event. >

. >> thanks diane, and i was going to talk about the search process that we did over the last few months, we're going to go back to the back of the present aintion, the third to the last slide, cal manager search process. like louie just mentioned, since the stable value represents the most conservative option within the scpp and has a large asset base, the search was comprehensive and thorough. so we collaborated a multi step process with extensive research. the actual search process began last year in 2024, started with 20 candidates. the screening process narrowed the initial list down to nine firms, cal and staff then evaluated stable value dedicated resource sxz experience. the tenure of the staff, particularly the senior leadership, their philosophies, contract and of course fees. the valuation process culminated with the joint call on semi finalist, also initialed their standard process in which distribute the search process up until this point. their peer review process concluded with a search committee call which was attended business cp staff where three firms were confirmed, i

host: diane in ann arbor, michigan on the line for democrats, good morning. caller: thank you.es, president zelenskyy went into this meeting. his number one asked was for security. that trump would guarantee that putin would not re-invade or start up the war again and break any treaties. trump would not give that to zelenskyy. trump wanted the mineral deal. i think this was a shakedown. this was a shakedown where he put, tried to put, zelenskyy on his back foot and was abusive. so was vance. it was two on one. what kind of policy can zelenskyy expect when he is jumped on like this? i think zelenskyy handled himself very well. i even noticed that trump touched zelenskyy. if zelenskyy dared to touch trump, it would have been a blowup. it would have been called assault. we have to understand. it is like a father slapping down a son. every time zelenskyy tried to say something, trump piped up louder and louder. it was intimidation. i thought that zelenskyy was very strong and he stuck to his ask to get security. even though trump wouldn't give it. i'm sure that putin is dancing in

host: diane in this again, on the line for democrats. caller: president zelenskyy went into this meeting to as for security, that trump would guarantee that putin would not start up the war again and break any treaties. trump would not give that to zelenskyy. trump wanted the mineral deal. i think this was a shakedown. this was a shakedown where he tried to put zelenskyy on the back foot and was very abusive. so was vance. it was a two on one. what kind of policy can zelenskyy expect when he is jumped on like this? i think zelenskyy handled himself very well. i even noticed that trump touched zelenskyy. if zelenskyy dared touch trump, it would have been a blowup. it would have been called assault. it was like a father slapping down a son. every time zelenskyy tried to say something, trump piped up louder and louder. it was intimidation. i thought zelenskyy was very strong and he stuck to his ask to get security even though trump would not get it. i am sure putin is dancing in the street. it makes me question what trump is, whether he is