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i'm here with oprah winfrey and ava did you varn anyway.e stars and directors of "the a wrinkle in time" in theaters right now. go out and see it. you know a woman named shaka. >> "writing my wrongs." >> did 17 years in prison, solitary confinement, mit, became a best selling author, says he learned from you, but what did you learn from him? >> learned you're not the biggest mistake you've ever made. i learned that redemption is possible. i learned that within every single person is this desire to be seen and heard and valued for who you truly know yourself to be and who you know yourself to become. he taught me a lot about not judging people because i had the book on my desk. somebody said, you should interview this guy, and, oh, oh, so i was, like, what am i going to learn from him? this is a guy who murdered someone. and then i -- as i was packing up to leave chicago, i carried the book, and then ended up reading the book and was so moved by his story that he's become a friend of mine. an so it helped me to drop judgment. >> uh-huh. yeah

in 2016 ava told "e.t."he had a healthy strong relationship with both maernts. >> no one expected us to be so close. we go on vacations together and holidays together. >> an "e.t." source tells us after the arrest ava begged her mom to go to rehab. after heather agreed ava went with her father. >>> let's get to another big headline. new detailings o.j. simpson the lost confession. >> it's not easy to discuss. this is hypothetical. i grabbed the knife. i remember that portion. >> this never before seen interview was shot in 2006 for a tv special called "if i did it" in conjunction with simpson book. he goes into detail how he hypothetically would have committed double murder and how he felt during the freeway chase. >> i'm still in the back of the truck. i can't believe what i'm seeing. every time we went by intersections it was like where did people get time to make the sign. >> the book and tv special were scrapped after public outrage. now after gaining support of the victim's families the sit did you know

looks as if he brightened ava's day. earlier she posted this melancholy shot watching the rain.n's daughter is off to college soon, maybe far from yale. >> is ava looking at colleges? >> she is. berkeley, university of washington, a school in san diego. she wants to stay on the west coast. >> wherever she ends up, mama reese is so not ready. >> she's my best friend and we do everything together. it's going to be hard for her to leave. ugh! >>> coming up -- >> "idol" kiss controversy. >> never been in a relationship. >> really? >> did katy g too far? what's contestant is saying now. >>> plus, a big first for the price is right. why kids are getting a chance to bid on the prizes. >> your brand new car! >>> then --. before maks and peta go on tour, our sluf at home with everyone's favorite ballroom family. >>> dennis kwad talks to "e.t." about his new movie and the 20t >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life

but ava duvernay says for her, it's a bittersweet moment.ary. based on the 1962 fantasy novel, a wrinkle in time tells the story of a young teenage girl whose scientist father goes missing and it's down to her to find him and save the universe. and the only one who can stop it... is you. wrinkle currently holds the number two spot at the us box office. in at number one is the marvel epic black panther which has also just surpassed the $1 billion mark worldwide. to the rest of the world. plus, it's the first time in history that two black directors with budgets over $100 million have ever taken the top two spots at the box office. an achievement the wrinkle director ava duvernay, has described as bitter—sweet. there are amazing women throughout history of cinema who were black women, women of colour, who should have had these opportunities but hollywood and the industry didn't give them the opportunities. so because hollywood has decided to give me the opportunities, it doesn't have anything to do with me, itjust has to do with the time. so i

something that ava duvernay, the director, has described as.lywood decided to give media opportunities, it doesn't have anything to do with me, it has to do with the time. it's bittersweet that it's happening in 2018. do you think hollywood's changed towards people of colour being at the forefront and centre of film? changing. changed means it has been done but it is changing. that hope is turning into a reality. since the start of her career, ava duvernay has insisted on a diverse cast and crew. something that actors are now including in their contracts. we are seeing now, we love you back. if you are southeast asian, black, filipino, we have everybody in this film. we want the film to love everyone. they can see a bit of themselves in the film. a wrinkle in time saves nine. a hanoi street food cafe has been preserved in a glass cabinet. a former us president barack obama and the chef anthony dodin ate there in 2016. the restaurant owners decided to turn it into an exhibit to satisfy curious customers. i don't know whether to believe them but

love you and ava together.eople to mistake this is about adolescents, but it's a universal message about finding your own voice and your own path. that's why the book has such wide appeal. >> yes. and -- that's why it's a fantastical book for children families, young girls is because it's about discovering your own voice at the age where you're trying to figure out is it my voice or should i do what university else wants me to do. -- what everybody else wants me to do. >> and overcoming insecurities. what if any insecurities have you had? >> i've had a lot to overcome. i think the most important essential thing to understand about all of us the thread that runs through all of us is what meg says at the end of the movie. "i deserve to be loved." you remember in -- she says "i deserve to be loved." i think people are -- they suffer in direct proportion to how they don't believe that they deserve to be loved. and so it all comes back to how loved are you, and do you believe that you're worthy of being loved. >> uh

a fantastic director, ava duvernay, what do you make of this?ans you have read some of the reviews are not positive. this is her adaptation of the much—loved book a wrinkle in time by madeleine l'engle. storm reid goes searching for her missing scientist father, an adventure through time and space, led by three bizarrely attired astral guides. the film is really interesting in as much as it is a broad canvas, a film breaking the white male grip on the fantasy market, trying to do something adventurous, aimed very specifically at the seven to 14 age group. and as a 56—year—old man, i am demonstrably therefore not in the target audience! the thing that troubles me is this, because i'm excited by the idea of it, is why didn't i like it more? the thing it reminded me of was peterjackson?s adaptation of the lovely bones. a really difficult book, he did this fantastical adaptation which had loads of dreamy visuals. but it never got under the skin of the book, and i felt all the time that i was watching the film rather than experiencing it. fantasy, yo

but ava duvernay says for her it's a bittersweet moment.eet her. your father has accomplished something extraordinary. based on the 1962 fantasy novel, a wrinkle in time tells the story of a young teenage girl whose scientist father goes missing and it's down to her to find him and save the universe. and the only one who can stop it — is you. wrinkle currently holds the number two spot at the us box office. start over, and we'll burn it all. in at number one is the marvel epic black panther, which has also just surpassed the $1 billion mark worldwide. to the rest of the world. plus, it's the first time in history that two black directors with budgets over $100 million have ever taken the top two spots at the box office. an achievement the wrinkle director, ava duvernay, has described as bitter sweet. there are amazing women throughout history of cinema who were black women, women of colour, who should have had these opportunities, but hollywood and the industry didn't give them the opportunities. so because hollywood has decided to give me

. —— a wrinkle in time by abergavenny —— ava duvernay. film by steven soderbergh, claire foy, will very much in the shadow of an old sam phillips film, called shock corridor, interesting, trashy, exploitation film. —— sam fuller. claire foy is a businesswoman whose life has fallen apart because she has endured a stalker, and basically, as a result of this, she has had to move towns, keep her identity quiet, keep her phone number secret, she has lived a very difficult life as a result of this stalker‘s attentions and unsurprisingly she suffers from anxiety and depression, she goes to see her doctor, during the course of the conversation, she happens to mention in passing that she has thought about suicide but she mentions it literally as an aside. the next thing, she is signing a piece of paper which she is told is com pletely piece of paper which she is told is completely standard and suddenly she finds herself incarcerated. she is com pletely finds herself incarcerated. she is completely sane, but she's now in prison, so here is now in p

. >> i also served as monitor for oprah and ava duvernay's baby "queen sugar."they're using all female directors with a very simple reason. >> you know, a lot of people make the decision in hollywood to have all male directors and they've been doing it for decades. so we just flipped it. >> also making their own rules, the cast of "stranger things" and for this crew it seems everything is right side up in the money department. >> i've got to say david congratulations on your raise. what is gonna be your big "stranger things" splurge? >> i'm gonna buy myself a new jacket. if you'll notice i wear one jacket to most of these events and i think it's time that i have two. >> here's the "stranger things" pay raise by the numbers. according to reports the kids before made $30,000 an episode. that's been bumped up to between $200,000 and $250,000. wynona ryder and david harbour are said to be pulling in closer to $350,000 an episode and 14-year-old millie bobby brown? well, she's reportedly cashing in close to that much as well. >> what's your "stranger things" splurge?

>> avalyn grace >> ava won the bracket but a mixture of evelyn and ava so avalyn. >> what is it likewesome. totally different lifestyle but it's like the best ever. >> people were so invested in all of this. why did you decide to do it bracket style and allow people to name your baby? >> once we found out we were having a girl we couldn't agree on a girl. >> we had a boy's name picked out but not a girl. >> we were worried we'd get a lot of crazy names. >> we did. >> we got a lot of good names. now we want more girls because there's a lot of pretty girl names. >> we got messages thanks so much, i found the perfect name for your bracket. >> baby face. >> how long do you expect to take this whole youtube blogging thing, now that you have a whole new human in the mix? >> we're taking her with us. >> as soon as we can in a few weeks we hope to hit at road, go on a few adventures and hoping to do a tour this morning so hide our treasures and visit all over. >> gives us more purpose in our adventuring. >>> that's it. that's all. thanks for joining us on "right this minute." see you next ti

we miss her so much. >> ava is killing it right now.t wait to see her new movie and all the other projects she has coming up. >> wrinkle in time. >> did she talk about the studio she's doing? >> you got to see. i can't give it all away. >> i think she's building her own studio. anyway, i don't want to give it away. >> the movie, a wrinkle in time, any young people in your life, take them to this movie. it's going to lift their spirits. ava duvernay, oprah winfrey, an hour sunday night. >> when we come back, more on the president's upcoming meeting with kim jong-un. is the president giving the dictator what he wants, or will this be the historic meeting the administration hopes it can be? sfx: muffled whistle text alert. i'm your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayh

al ahead, we sit down with "a wrinkle in time" director ava duveay to talk her new film and being the first african american women to lead a movie of this scale. >> it's an indictmenof an industry that's ignored incredible black women, brown women, all kinds of women of color, filmmakers, for decades, over a century. >> woodruff: all that, plus the analysis of mark shields and parker, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> consumer cellular understands that not everyone needs an unlimited wireless plan. our u.s.-based customer service reps can help you choose a plan based on how much you use your phone, nothi more, nothing less. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> td foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institution and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made po by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to yourbs station from viewers like

with its diverse cast and a black female director, ava duvernay, the movie also represents another stepnds of stories being told and by doing that, i think you have to change the storytellers to change the story. so getting an opportunity to work with a duvernay on a movie of this scope and magnitude was extraordinary. —— ava duvernay. she got to build word —— worlds and show a cast that actually reflects the population of the world. together with black paper, the first time ever the top two films that the american box office come from african american filmmakers, another sign of change in hollywood. lead in december, bbc news. —— lizo mzimba. stay with us. i want to talk you through some of the many tweets we have had from you to talk about stephen —— stephen hawking and the passing of him at the age of 76. "a black hole appears" and we have heard from many of you who say rest in peace, physics will never be the same thanks to you. we have also got many just saying he same thanks to you. we have also got manyjust saying he is a great person. we have one from david eades, my colleague h

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but ava duvernay says for her, it's a bittersweet moment. chi chi izundu went to meet her.plished something extraordinary. and save the universe. and the only one who can stop it... is you. wrinkle currently holds the number two spot at the us box office. start over! i'ma burn it all! which has also just surpassed the $1 billion mark worldwide. to the rest of the world. two spots at the box office. has described as bitter—sweet. them the opportunities. to do with the time. happening in 2018. being forefront and centre of film? changing, not changed. changed means it's done and it's happened. that's certainly not the case. but changing, i hope so. that hope is turning into a reality. cast and crew. including in their contracts in hollywood. and we say, we love you back. everyone so they can see a bit of themselves in it. plates and empty beer bottles. anthony bourdain, ate at the table during an official trip in 2016. to satisfy curious customers. they insist the used plates were washed before going on display. a nerve agent was made in russia has passed. i'm @nkem ifejika.

we have been talking to ava duvernay. so busy. we try to spruce it up. you went to the walk of fame, you scrubbed it up. >> it was dirty, robin. of course being a mom, i had a baby wipe in my purse. >> just happen to have it in hand. >> don't let anyone walk all over you. >> nobody walks all over you. bless your heart, international women's day, and she's heading to -- as busy as you are, you're making time to head over to the united nations to speak about this. what are you talking about? >> i'm going to talk about my charity, to help with women with online harassment suits. we're talking about that and talking about giving money to the united nations and just helping women throughout the world. >> well, you have been using your voice and thank you for that. and you have talked about the importance of representation in film. we see this in "a wrinkle in time," in front, behind the camera. >> it was amazing. ava duvernay is amazing. she has a vision. you know, she really believes that, if you want to change the stories yo

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wrinkle in time, the big budget adaptation of a much—loved book by ava duvernay. in the robotic sequel. claire foy is a big—ticket? the new film by steven soderbergh, claire foy will be very much in the shadow of an old sam fuller film, called shock corridor, an interesting, trashy, exploitation film. claire foy is a businesswoman whose life has fallen apart because she has endured a stalker, and basically, as a result of this, she has had to move towns, keep her identity quiet, keep her phone number secret. she has lived a very difficult life as a result of this stalker‘s attentions and unsurprisingly she suffers from anxiety and depression. she goes to see her doctor, during the course of the conversation, she happens to mention in passing that she has thought about suicide but she mentions it literally as an aside. the next thing, she is signing a piece of paper which she is told

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i love you and ava together.t. >> you play off each other well. >> we don't want people to mistake it's about adolescents but it's a universal message, finding your own voice and your own path. that's why the book has such wide appeal. >> well, yes. that's why it's a fantastic book for children, families, young girls is because it's about discovering your own voice at the age where you're trying to figure out is it my voice or should i do what everybody else wants me to do. >> and overcoming insecurities as well. what if any insecurities have you had? >> i've had a lot to overcome. but i think the most important essential thing to understand about all of us, the thread that runs through all of us is what meg says at the end of the movie. i deserve to be loved. remember when she said, i deserve to be loved. >>> it's been one year since an internet video of two brawling teenagers and the man who stopped the fight went viral. >> and as michelle miller found out the fight seen around the world and its peaceful resolu

ava duvernay is amazing. she has a vision.ou have to change the storytellers, and that means the faces you see on screen, but it's also everyone behind the camera making the movie with the most diverse crew i have ever worked with in my life. because making movies is hundreds of people and letting the people be a part of the process, really infuses the whole film with love. just a different kind of energy. >> and it jumps off the screen, it does. you want to see a little "a wrinkle in time"? >> tell me what's expected. >> mrs. who? >> no, mrs. whatsit? mrs. who is like a billion years older and way more knowledgeable. >> what can i do for you, mrs. whatsit? >> i caught her stealing. she's harmless. >> you're 6. >> you're 6. ava and oprah talked about this, bring a child with you. bring a child with you. >> oh, my kids loved it. they all read it in school. my 18-year-old daughter, my 14-year-old son, both read it in sixth grade. they had such a fun experience seeing it reimagined through ava's eyes. it was amazing. >> speaking

meanwhile a source tells us locklear's daughter ava sambora wants her mother to get well.he's crushed by her mother's behavior. >> now locklear could get one year behind bars for each count. with five counts that's a maximum of five years. >>> a major showdown on tv. the new "american idol" went head to head against "the voice" for the first time. the results are in. who came out on top? >> here we go. >> let me say to my judges, just wait. >> the wait is over. last night both shows brought the women of pop to tears. ♪ >> on nbc 33-year-old stephanie skipper sang kelly's ballad piece by piece causing kelly to choke up. >> the fact you picked that song, cool. >> oh. >> on idol the back story of 25-year-old david francisco was a trigger for katy. >> i got hit by a car and paralyzed from the waist down. >> let's here you sing. ♪ isn't she pretty truly the angel ♪ >> i've lost my voice. i'm losing it. >> it's not like we're having these crazy obscure people come in that we just say no right off the bat. >> we don't play that game. >> when there's an outrageous audition, at lea

the event was a who's who of hollywood's next generation -- reese's 18-year-old daughter, ava phillippelori loughlin's girls. and sylvester stallone's too. >> what is an item of makeup you cannot leave the house without? >> probably my lip gloss. >> concealer, because i'm up all night studying for midterms and exams in college, so i'm consistently with dark circles. >> chapstick, eyeliner. literally, i just circle. that's it. >> what is the best piece of beauty advice your mom's given you? >> sunscreen. she always tells us to wear sunscreen. that's probably the best advice. also she always tells us -- >> less is more. jinx! >> sylvester stallone's daughters talked about his guest spot on "this is us." he reveals they were the inspiration. >> how sweet is that in love family. well meghan trainor is feeling sweet about everything these days. in the midst of dropping new music, she's also busy planning a wedding. and here's what i learned -- this bride-to-be knows exactly what's on her i do and i don't list. ♪ dear future husband, if you wanna get that special lovin' ♪ >> so are we having

ava is hurt and angry that her mother is taking steps backwards.ing as she always does because she has no choice. it seems that tommy lee could be on the road to reconciliation with his 21-year-old son brandon. as "e.t." reported yesterday brandon and mom pamela anderson went out to dinner as a united front in hopes of getting tommy to drop the assault case against his son. brandon told tmz he wants to rebuild their relationship. >> i love my. i have just want him to be happy. >> tmz reports tommy saw that message and is considering dropping the charge. >>> remember internet sensation jeremy meeks? it seems his rags to riches story has come full circle. "e.t." has confirmed his girlfriend is pregnant with their child. her family is worth an estimated $5.3 billion. >> i smell a new top shop campaign. >> let's move on. just 52 days until meghan and harry say i do. >> and in tonight's royal report we've got new details on the bridal party. >> yes, kev. we now know who meghan and harry will surround themselvith on their big day starting with the cutest

. >> eighth grade student ava was trying to work on her nerves, while wait to go play in her game. >> it is so nerve wracking, but also like so fun, like what shot am i going to do, am i going to do a fake out, just the greatest experience of my life. >> the team that raised the most money will play the faculty. >> i know we use hockey as a contact, but it impresses me student get what this is about >> a special moment for a local high school senior, kate is manager for the cam catholic girls varsity basketball team. >> shows the team's final home game, she got to suit up for a memory are you to last a lifetime. >> yeah! last home game for the season, for the girls varsity basketball season, the irish rich have their hands full, the lenape indians. >> throughout the game each had memorable moments. but none greater than the one that happened during the first two minutes. each year it is tradition to honor the seniors graduating, by calling them up to center court before the last home game. for the team's head manager, this moment is bittersweet. >> i just feel like threes four years w

the movie's director ava duvernay became the first black director to debut in the top two.lack panther took in $41 million. it's now earned $562 million in america. "a wrinkle in time" debuted about $33 million. both movies, by the way, are owned by our parent company disney. >>> that's it for abc 7 news at 9:00. for larry and for spencer -- i'm so used to saying drew and shu, i had to think for a second. thanks for watching. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. - [narrator] it's the michelle meow show, your a to z, covering the lgbt, l-m-n-o-p, and everyone in between. (upbeat music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z, covering the lgbt, l-m-n-o-p, and everyone in between show. tonight, we'll talk to robert james, a local filmmaker who has a documentary that will premiere at the san francisco indie film festival, titled ruminations. ruminations is the story of rumi missabu. rumi missabu was one of the co-founders of the cockettes, a c

. >> eighth grader ava is trying to work on her nerves.ting to play in her >> it's so nerve racking but it's also like so fun. it's like which strategy am i going to do, do a fake out the greatest experience of my life. >> the team that raised the most money will get to play the kth valley faculty. >> i know that we use hocke as the context but it impresses me students get what this is about. >>> a special moment for a local high school senior kate is the manager for camden catholic girls varsity babb team. >> bill shows us at the final home game she got to suit up for a memory that will last a lifetime. yeah, let's go! >> reporter: last home game of the regular season. for the camden catholic girls varsity basketball team. irish have their hands full. holding off their conference rival the lenape indians. throughout the game each had some memorable moments. but none greater than the one that happened during the first two minutes. each year it's tradition to honor the seniors graduating by calling them up to center court before the last ho

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a fantastic director, ava duvernay, what do you make of this?s is her adaptation of the much—loved book a wrinkle in time by madeleine l'engle. storm reid goes searching for her missing scientist father, an adventure through time and space, led by three bizarrely attired astral guides. the film is really interesting in as much as it is a broad canvas, a film breaking the white male grip on the fantasy market, trying to do something adventurous, aimed very specifically at the seven to 14 age group. and as a 56—year—old man, i am demonstrably therefore not in the target audience! the thing that troubles me is this, because i'm excited by the idea of it, is why didn't i like it more? the thing it reminded me of was peterjackson?s adaptation of the lovely bones. a really difficult book, he did this fantastical adaptation which had loads of dreamy visuals. but it never got under the skin of the book, and i felt all the time that i was watching the film rather than experiencing it. fantasy, you have to be engulfed, you have to be swept along. what i d

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ava duvernay became the first african american female director to debut in the top two. black panther took in $41 million. it's earned a total of $562 million in north america, making it the 7th top earner of all-time. a wrinkle in time debuted with $33 million. both movies produced by our parent company, disney. >>> thousands of eggs and embryos at risk. a freezer malfunction could throw a wrench in parenting plans. >>> 4:58 in the morning. we appreciate you being here. still quiet on the emba well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. like when the military came and built the boats to win the war. [warplane] some are tales told around crowded tables.... [streetcar rumble] and others are performances fit for the stage. stella! cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans. [crowd applause] >>> good morning. thanks for joining us on monday, march 12th. yes it's 5:00. not 4:00. get out of bed if you have to. reggie aqui is

. >> reporter: ava duvernay is the first black woman to ever direct a film with a budget over $100 million the novel's all-white characters written 50 years ago into what america looks like today. >> it's real. >> reporter: the hero, meg, is now a black girl who time travels to another planet to save her father and the universe. >> she learns what really matters and what doesn't in the world. and she ends up fighting the darkness by being the light herself. >> reporter: who do you want to inspire with this movie? >> this movie was made for young people. it's not for cynics or adults who don't still have a kid inside of them. >> the quickest option is to walk across the street. >> reporter: is it easy for you to imagine yourself in the movie if you see someone who looks like you? >> it just gives me more hope and confidence that i can do things like that. >> reporter: back when the book was written, 1960s america was still struggling with that idea. now "a wrinkle in time" shows our time is changing. >> i trust you. >> reporter: rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> and speaking of time, a

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