warren beatty, he hasn't had the best of yea rs! beatty, he hasn't had the best of years!scars fiasco. it has been his 16 years since he wrote and directed... this was meant to be his big return. as he gets older is he getting better? this is a vanity project that he wrote, directed, starred in... it's interesting, he began the end of old hollywood with his film bonnie and clyde. it brought indie cinema into the fore, destroying the old studios, a success destroying the old studios, a success in 1967. this is old hollywood where he started out in as an actor. you can imagine him coming into town like the star lily collins does here. it's good on the details of how a boss like howard hughes ran the studios will stop everybody is waiting on him. starlets, showbiz and businessmen. even presidents wait on the wealth of howard hughes for their green light. it shows how he used to keep starlets in various places, the big mansions he kept them in, they were secretive, they had rules that apply to them. but not too warren beatty‘s howard hughes... lowe i decided when i won a talen

warren beatty, he hasn't had the best of years, it has to be said, with the oscars fiasco. screen return, it has been 16 years since he wrote and directed... and of course, now remembered for oscar night. is his year getting better? i could say, it isn't particularly. this is a sort of vanity project that he wrote, directed, starred in... it's interesting, he started the end of old hollywood with his film bonnie and clyde. it brought indie cinema into the fore, destroying the old studios, a success in 1967. this is sort of old hollywood in which he started out himself as a young actor. you can imagine him coming into town much like the star lily collins does here. it's good on the details of how a boss like howard hughes ran studios. everyone waiting for him. he's like a godot figure. everyone's waiting on him, starlets, chauffeurs and businessmen. even presidents wait on the wealth of howard hughes for their green light. it shows how he used to keep starlets in various places, big, big mansions he kept them in, they were secretive, there were a lot of rules that applied to

beatty. ms. bay di: please join me for the -- mrs. beatty: please join me for the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman from california, mrs. napolitano, is recognized

warren beatty, he hasn't had the best of years! with that oscars fiasco.big return. as he gets older is he getting better? this is a vanity project that he wrote, directed, starred in... it's interesting, he began at the end of old hollywood with his film bonnie and clyde. it brought indie cinema into the fore, destroying the old studios, a success in 1967. this is old hollywood where he started out in as an actor. you can imagine him coming into town like the star lily collins does here. it's good on the details of how a boss like howard hughes ran the studios. everybody is waiting on him. he's like a godot character. starlets, showbiz and businessmen. even presidents wait on the wealth of howard hughes for their green light. it shows how he used to keep starlets in various places, the big mansions he kept them in, they were secretive, they had rules that applied to them. but not to warren beatty‘s howard hughes... i decided when i won a talent contest that maybe i would give it a go in hollywood. lam frank. two weeks in los angeles, you are working for h

in an nbc news exclusive, the kwo academy award winner told lester holt she thought warren beatty was pausing for effect before reading the envelope. she said she read "la la land" after he was handed the envelope by mistake. >> you are stunned. you don't know what has happened. >> were you angry? >> no. i was very guilty. i thought, i could have done something surely. why didn't i see emma stone's name on the top of the card? >> see more of the exclusive interview with the "today" show this morning at 7:00 after "nbc10 news today." >>> you have your mind set, and you're about to announce a picture, your eyes go to the picture on the card. >> thought it was clever of baity to hand over the envelope. -- beatty to hand over the envelope. you read this. i'll step back and watch. >> that's vai with me. >> see what happens after you do this. >> really the only thing anybody remembers from the oscars. maybe a few of the awards. still talking about it. >>> listen, team complained it was -- people complained it was too sunny on sunday. we fixed that. >> really? >> no. nobody did that. spring

the official had given her and beatty the wrong envelope backstage.moonlight" that was the winner. dunaway says she later felt guilty because she thought she could have done something to prevent the debacle. karen and i agree you just read the movie title. you don't look at anything else. >> they might be more used to reading a line whereas a news anchor would be used to thinking it through. >> interpreting. >> but i still would think with the millions and millions of eyes on you, that would be a little bit of a nerve wracking moment. >> they should give them the line beforehand like they're used to doing. >> let's head outside. we're starting to see a line of traffic develop here along 202 southbound side getting by this accident scene by route 29. more emergency crews are on scene now. the vehicle spun out, it's facing sideways, hopefully out of here but for now restrictions on 202 southbound. more and more restrictions around the art museum so that means a bunch of septa bus detours and the 13 trolley is not running between yeadon and the darby loo

she says she thought warren beatty was joking when he paused before showing her the envelope.t should have contained the best picture winner. but it was actually the back-up envelope for best actress. dunaway says she read the movie's title on the card, but didn't notice emma stone's name. dunaway says she later felt guilty because she thought she could have done something to prevent the debacle. there is still much more ahead on good morning washington. john gonzalez.. what are you working on? firefighters say sprinklers inside, never went off. we'll have a live report on the investigation, coming up. is one of president trump's biggest campaign promises- now on the chopping block? what congress is saying about that controversial border wall. plus, another water-logged morning commute. it's a stormwatch weater alert. meteorologist eileen whelan is tracking it all in the weather center. good morning washington. toss to eileen

warren beatty, he hasn't had the best of years! with that oscars fiasco. and directed... this was meant to be his big return. as he gets older is he getting better? this is a vanity project that he wrote, directed, starred in... it's interesting, he began the end of old hollywood with his film bonnie and clyde. it brought indie cinema into the fore, destroying the old studios, a success in 1967. this is old hollywood where he started out in as an actor. you can imagine him coming into town like the star lily collins does here. it's good on the details of how a boss—like howard

warren beatty, he hasn't had the best of years! with that oscars fiasco.s a vanity project that he wrote, directed, starred in... it's interesting, he began at the end of old hollywood with his film bonnie and clyde. it brought indie cinema to the fore, destroying the old studios, a success in 1967. this is old hollywood where he started out in as an actor. you can imagine him coming into town like the star lily collins does here. it's good on the details of how a boss like howard hughes ran the studios. everybody is waiting on him. starlets, showbiz and businessmen. even presidents wait on the wealth of howard hughes for their green light. it shows how he used to keep starlets in various places, the big mansions he kept them in, they were secretive, they had rules that applied to them. but not to warren beatty‘s howard hughes... i decided when i won a talent contest that maybe i would give it a go in hollywood. lam frank. two weeks in los angeles, you are working for howard hughes? i'm having high hopes. $400 a week on top of this? i hope howard hughes do

beatty and dunaway were mistakenly handed the back-up envelope for actress in a leading role instead of the envelope for best picture. dunaway says she read the movie's title on the card but didn't notice emma stone's name. she says she feels guilty because she could have done something to prevent the debacle. (mark) still ahead on the kron four morning news... samsung's hot new phone might have a durability issue. we'll tell you about what could be a major problem for the s-8. plus... we'll tell you how a new smartphone case can help prevent your kids from becoming addicted to their gadgets. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. sow traffic on 880 nb and sb (darya) the samsung (darya) the samsung galaxy "s" the samsung (darya)(darya) the samsung galaxy "s" eight smartphone is now on the market... and already facing problems. (mark) the big wraparound screens apparently break more easily. that's according to square-trade... a company that sells phone warranties and does stress tests on

she say she mistook warren beattie's hesitation as a playful pause, not confusion. >> he took the cardand he didn't say anything. he paused. he looked over me off stage. he looked around. he -- i finally said you're impossible. i thought he was joking. i mean, i thought he was stalling, warren is like that. >> a little dramatic pause maybe. >> a dramatic pause, you got it. but it's part of his charm. >> but then he hands it to you. >> then i read the name of the film on the card. >> it wasn't your fault. did you feel stunned by it? >> yeah, completely. i won't say deers in the headlight but you are completely stunned. you don't know what is happened. >> were you angry? >> no, i was very guilty. i thought i could have done something, surely. why didn't i see emma stone's name on the top of the card. >> the company in charge of handling the results took full responsibility for the mixup. there is more of my conversation with faye dunaway tomorrow on "today". >>> when we come back, the incredible idea that brought smiles to so many managing blood sugar is not a marathon it's a series of s

dunn way says she thought warren beatty was joking when he paused before showing her the envelope.stakenly announced "la-la land" as best picture winner at the 89th academy awards. the official accountants had given them the wrong envelope backstage. "moonlight" was the actual winner. dunn weigh says she later felt guilty about not doing anything to prevent the debacle. >> you read what's on the envelope. i don't think either one of them could have done anything differently. >> we can debate this put there were clues. >> okay. 4:57. time is running out for congress to approve a budget but president donald trump now saying he's willing to postpone debate on a key sticking incident a quick thinking firefighter saves an infant from a burning building by convincing the baby's father -- we're also talking about president trump's 100 days and the whether or not there could be a government shutdown. that's all next. >> ♪ enamel is the strong, white, outer layer of your tooth surface. the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient

peter beattie come to the palace later. when that up as a palace later.one, who came along, too, with the hardtalk route, and the venezuelan film crew, and we recorded an hour with hugo chavez. “ ci’ew. recorded an hour with hugo chavez. —— crew. he weighed his finger in my face, and said i suppose the bbc said such an idiot. —— sent such an idiot. so that was an adrenaline buzz. but the other one that was very different was the corrections boss of the prison system in georgia, the man who had to sign off on every execution. a man called alan ault, who in essence push the button to electrocute a series of prisoners on death row in georgia. and he overuse can to find this job was destroying him. i still have nightmares, not every night, but often. it is still a very hard pill to swallow. and it stays in your psyche i guess forever. it is the most premeditated murder possible. the manual is about that peak, and the progression that you go through to execute someone... everytime i think it is behind me, then something happens and it all comes back with a rus

beatty. ms. bay di: please join me for the -- mrs. beatty: please join me for the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman from california, mrs. napolitano, is recognized for one minute. mrs. napolitano: thank you, mr. speaker. i am very pleased to introduce to the house a welcome to father gutierrez today, he's the pastor of st. john the baptist church and school in the city of balledwin park in california. thank you, father. for coming from balledwin park and the wonderful prayer. father mike as he is known, father mike, leads a parish of 10,000 families with a focus on filipino and hispanic communities. he has increased participation in religious and educational progress youth and family ministry. and allows the church to bring attention and encourage activism on issues impacting the area. he is an integral part of the 32nd district, my district, annual immigration clinic

warren beatty, he hasn‘t had the best of years! with that oscars fiasco.

according to oscars officials, from now on warren beatty will be la la banned. [ laughter ] okay, seemsida woman is suing a local mexican restaurant after she fell off its plastic donkey and injured herself. she may never guac again! there you go! [ laughter and applause ] that's a joke. of course whenever i complete a joke i staple the two parts together like this. then i give it my stamp of approval like this. and then i ring the joke bell. and i put it in the what? the completed joke bucket. [ laughter ] there you go. that's our system. someone said to me the other day. "can't you do your job without the buckets?" and i replied, "can't you do your job without the buckets?" and then they said, "i work at kfc, so no." [ laughter ] okay! [ laughter ] let's do another joke. a technology company has created the world's highest capacity thumb drive, which will be able to hold 160 movies. great setup. let's find a punch line here. here we go. hey, if i wanted an erection that lasted the four hours i'd build an ikea cabinet. again very good, but not quite right. [ laughter ] let's try anothe

onto the concrete barrier on the side of the roadway at mile marker 4.1 southbound just north of beattypass. two people in the suv were reportedly trapped and had to be extricated by rescue crews. both of them suffered injuries and had to be airlifted by helicopter to area o hospitals. conditions unknown at this time t we were told there were no fatalities. a large wrecker is on the scene here as you can see they've removed the box truck and looks like they're getting ready to tow it away so it should be just a short matter of time before the south much southbound lanes all of them should be cleared here on the blue route again just south of the media bypass. that is the very latest from here, reporting from springfield, delaware county, i'm dann dann cuellar channel6 "action news." >> dann thank you. >>> we turn now to the changing face of camden courtesy of its police department. five years ago the city was one of the most dangerous in the country but the same cannot be said about 2017. new jersey corresponde nnta muchanic live now in camden with more on the new numbers and the reason

they recently made helines when one f the employees gave warren beatty the wrong card for the best pictureoscars. >>> a campaign by a trade group last year called for home sharing hosts and limit their numbers. the group also claims airbnb raises housing costs and lowers tax remember news. it's taking credit for changes in laws in at least three states. >>> the "sun-times" reports employees will no longer be allowed to displace seated flyers. a man dragged from a plane caused public relations disaster. >>> police are now hunting for steve stephens for the killing yesterday of robert godwin sr. facebook says in a statement, this is a horrific crime and we do not allow this kind of content on facebook and are in touch with law enforcement and 911 emergencies when there are direct threats. nick lal tomlinson, it's good to see you. this story is heart breaking and horrifying at the same time. i can't imagine what it's like for the godwin family looking at that video. help us understand the policies at facebook and do you believe this incident could change the game? >> i think it's entirely pos

the work that you been leading at the va, do you think there is, remains a strong commitment, and beatty and the commitment towards comparative effectiveness research in these agencies and other agencies of the federal government? or as sometimes happens, there's waxing and waning as the issues come up. >> so i think the interest remains strong, even if that's not always the headline. and i'll explain a little bit about what i mean there. worst of all i'm very happy to be here on behalf of va. the notion of knowing which treatments work for which patient and under what circumstances, and very important does the effect last? if they took a drug for six months, a year for depression and i stopped and a year or two later i am having some of the same symptoms, should i be back on the same treatment and so forth? really our literature is pretty silent on a lot of those questions, although they are pretty real to lots of patients. i think many of you may be surprised to know just how strong and comprehensive a portfolio the va has been research so i wanted to mention just a couple of examples.

beatty: mr. speaker, over 50 years ago president john f. kennedy signed into law the equal pay act. landmark legislation which requires that men and women in the same workplace be given equal pay for equal work. unfortunately equal pay for equal work has not become a reality. in fact, women are paid between 79 cents and 80 cents for every dollar that men are paid for doing the exact same job. in fact, it takes women until tomorrow, april 4, for them to earn what men were paid in the previous year. and for women of color, the gap is even wider. in 2015 african-american women made 65 cents to every dollar earned by their white male counterparts. for hispanic women, it's even worse. they earn 58 cents to every dollar earned by their white male counterparts. women pay a huge price because of the wage gap. today families rely increasingly on women's wages to make ends meet. and with less take-home pay, women have less money to cover the everyday needs of their families. mr. speaker, it's time for congress to right the wrong. let's pass the paycheck fairness act and send it to the preside

beatty their chest onstage. >> she was energized by the scene and proved up with other girls who wantedheir voices to be heard. touring the country and sharing gen-x 7 as a. her mainstream reputation grew with her novel. theses san francisco public library took notice and asked her if she would begin carrying a monthly reading series based on her community. >> a lot of the raiders that i work with our like underground writers. they're just coming at publishing and at being a writer from this underground way. coming in to the library is awesome. very good for the library to show this writing community that they are welcome. at first, people were like, you want me to read at the library, really? things like that. >> as a documentary, there are interviews -- [inaudible] >> radar readings are focused on clear culture. strayed all others might write about gay authors. gay authors might write about universal experiences. the host creates a welcoming environment for everybody. there is no cultural barrier to entry. >> the demographic of people who come will match the demographic of the reader.

well, she is speaking out since her, since her big oscar mishap, this year with warren beatty. >> it a little bit. >> it sure has. >> well, you know they were handed the wrong envelope and they read wrong winner for best picture. when it happens it was a big deal. but, they said that la la land won at ward. now she's talking about her reaction and how she felt about everything and here it is. >> you are, completely stunned you don't know what is happening. >> were you angry. >> no, i was very guilty. i felt like i should have done something. why didn't i not see emma stone's name at the top of the card. >> yes, she just felt bad since at ward ceremony. >> after the oscars, the accountant, accounting agency the firm there used to be pricewaterhouse, megan, sit still price water house? it still is price water house. they are in charge every year. they have apologized. >> for being put in that bad position there. >> yes. >> but they did keep their jobs after all these years of doing it, they didn't get fired or anything. >> they won't be going to do that same thing again. >> who. >> tho

dunaway says she thought warren beatty was being dramatic when he paused at the oscars while readingwinner. dunaway had announced that la la land had won when really it was moonlight who took home the oscar for best picture. >>> and finally, if you've ever thought about taking a selfie with a panda this video might make you think twice. a girl in china got more than she bargained for while trying to take a picture the girl scene walking over to the panda turning her back for a pose then the panda dips down look at the panda's legs though still kind of cute, sorry, the panda dips down starts biting her hair. zoo employee had to help that panda open up little panda mouth to release that young person' hair. >> looks like he was just trying to play with her. >> you can get that close to panda in china. >> look at the little feet. look at the little body. >> that's reaction you got. i kind of again want to go. >> look how close she is to the panda. that's so cool. >> don't turn your back. >> no desire to have a panda chew on the top of my head. >> just playing with the hair. >> if the pan

it surprised us all when it took the top spot away from beatty and the beast.uch. >> alack baldwin is so hot right now with portray of donald trump . it's a big hit for dream works in 20th century fox. maria: then going in style. >> something for adult. >> 12 and a half million dollars. >> it overperformed at the box office. i love this movie. maria: really good catch. >> and margaret. i love anne margaret. it's a great cast. finally some adult stuff to watch. maria: gifted is an adult -- let's talk about that. >> it goes -- octavia spencer. >> i love her. we are expecting what this easter weekend? >> the fast and furious 8. it's baked. it's van diesel and the rock. maria: you have a long weekend. markets are closed on friday, would you expect a boost at the box office? >> expect all the family affairs to do really well. maria: we are going to take a short break. getting a bank for your buck, the fireworks that look like works of art. we will talk with the gun smith himself, jesse james, back to mornings with maria back in a me predictable is one thing you need

we're talking about that awkward oscars moment when faye dunaway and warren beatty announced the wrong later faye is still not over. >> it's a moment i feel i'm not recovered from. we had planned to do come on stage, do some banter, see some film clips. warren was supposed to open the envelope, and for suspense, pass me the card to read the winner. >> you rehearsed that. >> we rehearsed the whole thing. >> but what happened that night was, warren opened the envelope, took the card out and didn't speak. he looked around. he looked over me. looked inside the envelope again, thinking there was another card. >> time is ticking by. >> time is ticking by. >> you say something. >> i said, you're impossible. >> you thought he was playing the crowd? >> he is charming. he makes you wait. he's just the best in all those ways. but the show was going late. come on. let's get on with it. "la la land." and i read the name of the film on the card. and it was the wrong name. >> reporter: but you didn't know that at the time? >> not at all. and someone said, they didn't win. another film won. >> there's

. >> warren beatty's -- ossoff. does he have a personality at all?t when we had our conversation, which we talked about yesterday. >> speaking of georgia -- >> what about georgia? >> joining us now from atlanta. >> atlanta. >> democratic congresswoman maxine waters of california. >> maxine, maxine. >> we're so excited to have you on. >> you let me down so terribly, maxine. i went to donald trump's speech and i was sitting next to elijah and kept looking, where is maxine? where is maxine? and elijah said, well, maxine thought that it might be best if she just stay home tonight. i'll see you next time. >> that's true. i missed you. they told me you asked about me. how are you doing, mika? >> okay. >> how are you doing, joe? no, i wasn't at the inauguration speech. and i've not been at any of the ceremonial activities with this president. >> and the reason why wasn't a sign of disrespect. from what i heard, you said that you wanted to be respectful and that you might get a little emotional and might shout something out. >> no, no, no, no. it's not that.

here is lin beattie who is hopeful to qualify. is this a typical morning? find it. we havejust been back from sydney and the weather is very scottish, if you like. we think it is an advantage. the mental advantage that we get from training in this weather has got to be a benefit. what are you hoping the experience will bring from the olympics? think i have learned a lot stop now moving onto the beach and an operant junichi to play the commonwealth games representing scotland. —— opportunity. showing people that scotla nd opportunity. showing people that scotland are a team to be reckoned with in the world of each volleyball —— beach volleyball. with in the world of each volleyball -- beach volleyball. what are the differences between normal volleyball and beach volleyball? the biggest change is the mental side. there is only two of you out there on the beach so if one of you is not having a good day, you have to work ha rd to having a good day, you have to work hard to get over that. the game can be over in a second. that is something we have been working h