if you try to tune into the streaming platform hulu, you might have had issues.technical issues at the start, clashing and locking out customers. this is not the first time we had big events that were put on streaming that, for whatever reason, the streaming service could not handle. were there too many people trying to get on at the same time? >> look, this is the reason that when you're talking about sporting events or life events, they end up going to broadcasters, because they know they are reliable and will work. there seemed to be a couple of issues with hulu. there was some crashing. the program ended early. sometimes you have things that run long on streaming services, they sort of default to ending. it did not happen to me last night, because i was watching a youtube tv, but i have had it happened to me i think with an event on netflix before. streaming, as silly or basic as it sounds, live events or a new frontier for streaming, and there are going to be kinks to work out for the next few years. remember, this is the first time that hulu had ever shown

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and you can see the full special "countdown to the oscars" streaming now on hulu and disney+.d disney+. we'll be right back. >> george: thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. tune into the oscars tonight, and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." oscars tonight, and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." clues from police investigating the shooting of an officer on the peninsula. what we know right now, and we have showers this morning. here's a live shot looking out towards the bay bridge. some rain is moving through the south bay. i'll let you know how much more rain you can expect. at river rock casino, just 20 minutes north of santa rosa. >> car accident. berg

you can check out my comedy special on hulu. but today it ain't about that. rock to fill in for kelly and i'm also trying to take lester holt's old job at the anchor desk. please don't go, lester. we need you, lester. [applause] but if you're going to go, give them my name, lester. i can read the news. all jokes aside, i'm very happy to be here this hour. not only is today the final day of black history month, we've also got the oscars in two days. the oscars are coming up on sunday. for the audience, have most of y'all seen the best picture nominees? have y'all seen most of these films? good for you, because i ain't seeing 'em. i'm sure they're great films, but i'm one of the people, i never have more than 2-3 hours a month. i travel all over doing comedy, and then when i am in town i've got my son, i'm trying to do stuff with an 8-year-old. you can't sit down with an 8-year-old and pop in "the brutalist." and watch that for nine and a half hours. [laughter] you can always tell which movies are heavy. you start talking to people about movies during oscar tim

eastern tonight on abc, on hulu, disney plus, and the oscars sunday night, 7:00 p.m. eastern.good night. night for three college students who came home to piedmont on thanksgiving break. and died in a fiery cybertruck crash. >> today, a david versus goliath battle being fought with dollars and cents. find out how local small businesses fared on a day of national economic boycott against big box stores. plus. >> you know i love oakland so much. >> see how being based in the bay area has made a difference to local oscar nominees hoping to win this weekend. >> from abc seven live breaking news. >> we begin with breaking news. the search for a driver involved in a hit and run on the bay bridge. a motorcyclist was hit and killed. it happened in the eastbound lanes near the toll plaza just after 2 p.m. the chp says a car hit a motorcycle, then threw the rider from their bike. a second vehicle hit the rider, then took off, and police are looking for that suspect. crews have removed the motorcycle from the road. several lanes were closed for about two hours, as you see here. now traff

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and then for the first time, the oscars will stream live on hulu as well. >> coming up, a private matterng conducted in public. it's a story that shows abc seven news reportr lyanne melendez isn't afraid to ask anything. >> so we're going to try to ask this individual why he is urinating in public. >> oh, yes. coming up, the response from him and others about a problem that the problem. public urination has been banned in san francisco for more than 20 years, but that doesn't mean people don't see it or frankly, smell it. >> yet despite the ban, there are serious problems. abc seven news. building a better bay area reporter leon melendez is here to show us what you found, leon. >> yeah, well, i don't know what was worse actually witnessing this or the smell. i can tell you. so the people urinating at portsmouth square are not homeless. they are men. most of them just playing cards when suddenly the need arises. now, rather than use the bathrooms. and by the way, they are very clean inside the park. they choose to pee outside with apparently no regard for others who may be watching. the s

on abc and streams live on hulu. then the oscars air tomorrow at 7:00 p.m.s. >> janai: and, whitney, can we get a little preview of your oscars fit for tomorrow, please? any hints? >> whit: i like when you call me "whitney." that's when i know it is something serious. only you and my mom do that. you have been pushing me, and you want me to go bold. i'm more into baby steps. i will tell you this. there will be color. >> janai: yes! >> whit: and there will be texture. >> janai: okay. >> whit: i will turn it up just a little. just a little. >> janai: we love it. >> gio: all right, whitney. we love you. we'll see you tomorrow. bye, everybody. thanks for joining us on this saturday. >> whit: thanks, dad! thanks, mom! joining us on this saturday. >> whit: thankthanks, dad! thanks, mom! seven. news starts right now. >> good morning, i'm stephanie sierra. we're following new developments. oakland says it can avoid temporarily shutting down four more fire stations. a budget decision from last year planned a brownout for several stations. despite the budget shortfall

and then, of course, the oscars begin at four and will also stream live on hulu.ed, francis for all the glitz and glam, and to see all those beautiful gowns walking down. i think i'm. >> more excited to see the gowns and what people are wearing. >> i know. and a first time for conan o'brien will be great to see how all the jokes he makes and he even pointed out he wants he's prepared for something to go wrong. yes, in case you know, knowing that will make it. >> i actually love the mistakes myself. there's so much more fun to watch. >> but no rain for them on. >> the red carpet. just some breezy conditions. yes. >> all right, frances, thank you. and thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. we'll see you back here >> gio: good morning, america. slashing jobs. federal workers bracing for a new round of firings with a new email. show your work or you'll be shown the door.

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live on abc and hulu. >> new details about the idaho murders of four college students revealed that fbi agents used restricted dna information to identify brian kohberger as a suspect. normally, investigators are allowed to enter dna evidence into a public database so that they can identify a suspect's distant relatives and track down a person of interest. genealogy websites like 23 andme, myheritage, gedmatch, and ancestry forbid law enforcement officers from using their data without their customers consent or as required by a court order. before kohberger was arrested, investigators they struggled for weeks to find who might have fatally stabbed these four students at an off campus house near the university of idaho in the fall of 2022. a tan leather knife sheath was recovered from the crime scene. taken to a private lab in houston, but the results came back with very few leads, and the one person who was then approached refused to give his dna to assist in the investigation. the fbi took over the search and found dna match. a dna match nine days later, after uploading the suspect's d

sunday, march 2nd live on abc and hulu. >> breaking news pope francis health taking a sudden turn for the worse after days of the vatican reporting. the pope resting in stable condition, we are learning that he is now breathing with a machine. he suffered a sudden respiratory episode. his condition, they said, was further complicated by vomiting, some of which had been inhaled. that's why the the breathing helped. the 88 year old pope has been hospitalized since february 14th. the vatican says he's not out of danger, but that he is, quote, alert and oriented. of course, prayers for him. thanks for watching. the source

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um, maybe not such a great night for hulu. >> well, what what particular are you referring to? >> well. >> i mean that they sort of crashed and burned. >> yeah, basically. i mean, viewers reported having issues streaming sort of ala netflix. >> it was terrible because a lot of subscribers found that the telecast was over before it was over. and they didn't get to see who won, actor or actress and best picture. and those are the three biggest awards. >> yeah. in addition to mike. yeah. in addition to mikey madison, any major surprises of the night for you? >> you know what i have to say? everything was extremely predictable. there was one that was kind of up in the air. which was best international film. and it would have been emilia pÉrez, which was my favorite movie of the year, a really thrillingly original movie about a trans character, a musical. uh, but once the old tweets of the star carla gascon came out and they were very toxic tweets, we knew that that star was fading. and i'm still here. brazilian film was going to win that category, and it did. other than that, you r

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. >> hulu. >> you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm jessica dean in new york, and tonight europe is rallying behind ukraine. british prime minister keir starmer embracing ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy at ten downing street this afternoon. >> i want to thank you people of the united kingdom. such big support from the very beginning of this war. thank you. your team, and i'm very happy that his majesty the king accepted my meeting tomorrow. and i'm thankful that you organize such summit for tomorrow. and we are very happy in ukraine that we have such strategic partners. >> the uk announcing plans today to speed up a $2.8 billion loan for ukraine. this, of course, just a day after that fiery exchange in the oval office between president trump and zelenskyy. tomorrow, the ukrainian president is set to meet with european leaders in london. and let's go there now. cnn's international diplomatic editor, nic robertson, is in london with more details. nic, as you noted last hour, keir starmer isn't known for being super a big hugg

sunday, march 2nd live on abc and hulu. >> breaking news pope francis health taking a sudden turn for the worse after days of the vatican reporting. the pope resting in stable condition, we are learning that he is now breathing with a machine. he suffered a sudden respiratory episode. his condition, they said, was further complicated by vomiting, some of which had been inhaled. that's why the the breathing helped. the 88 year old pope has been hospitalized since february 14th. the vatican says he's not out of danger, but that he is, quote, alert and oriented. of course, prayers for him. thanks for watching. the source begins now. >> straight from the source tonight, the most astonishing moment i've ever witnessed inside the oval office, with ramifications far beyond washington. i'll take you inside the two on one shouting match between president trump, vice president vance and ukrainian president zelenskyy. as tonight, there are demands for an apology and even the suggestion of a resignation coming from trump's top ally, secretary of state marco rubio will join me for an exclusive int

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was broadcast not just on abc seven local but also in over ten other market across the country and hulu and also disney plus. so this just let you know and we also have more than close to a thousand volunteers many of them are a high schoolers or some college student on the parade. it's it's a very significant for this coming year in chinatown because it's a place for us to is not only an economic economic driver for for chinatown and the surrounding neighborhood but it's also a training ground for many, many volunteers for us. so i am very happy that i am here today to to say thank you to the mayor for all the work that you've done to support the outreach and our festivities right. your continued investment in the parade will be very, very significant not just in the parade but also our infrastructure i like to put it this way i know that you are very behind in supporting us to make the promise later to plaza something that we can we can be proud of something that's going to be iconic. so with all that i want to say thank you everyone for coming. we had a wonderful year this year and w

disney's hulu crash last night as people were watching the oscars.er about two hours. that is your brief. jonathan: next on the program, we will set you up for a busy week ahead. the week is absolutely packed. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: the opening bell, little more than 35 minutes away. the equity futures positive by 0.5 percent on the s&p 500. nasdaq higher by 0.7. your week ahead, president trump making an investment announcement at one: 30 eastern time. tomorrow, trump's tariffs go into effect on mexico and canada, additional 10% on china. president trump delivers his address to congress on tuesday. thursday, jobless claims. friday, payrolls report. comments from fed chair jay powell. lisa: cannot wait for the beige book. just getting. looking -- kidding. it is also the state of the union, understanding what the priorities are, also how much there is a confirmation or rejection of the weakness we have seen. jonathan: we would not call this a state of the union technically but he has done so much in the first few weeks i think w