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workforce, the best possible team to build the best possible company and it didn't matter what colorwere from that built the workforce. he just wanted the best and the brightest. so one of the things that he did was he recruited from traditionally unrecruited from territories like historically black universities. >> reporter: chris says his father believed in having the largest pool of applicants possible, using his position at hp to fight inequality in the industry. >> and you got to expand the talent pool. when a certain person talks about eliminating dei, that's the stupidest thing in the world because what you're doing is you're cutting off a big chunk of that potential talent pool. what dei done right just insures that you have the absolute best possible workforce. >> reporter: kevin epps, an independent filmmaker, documented roy clay along with john templeton for decades, as they shared stories of african americans who paved the way in the tech industry. epps says from the very start he was fascinated by the man who helped create the very first hp computer and wrote the softwar

they are up for best animated feature. they're hoping to walk away with that this weekend.id talk with them about the joy and the anxiety they're feeling just two days out. you can find all of my oscars coverage. abc seven news.com, but for now, reporting live in hollywood. amanda delcastillo, abc seven news. >> fantastic. amanda, thanks so much. have a great time. we look forward to your coverage. >> and coming up tonight you can watch countdown to the oscars with robin roberts. it is a special edition of 2020 and is at 8 p.m. >> oscar sunday on abc. seven kicks off at 1230 with on the red carpet at the oscars. then at 330, the oscars red carpet show as the stars start arriving. the oscars itself begins earlier than ever at 4 p.m, right here on abc seven. and then for the first time, the oscars will stream live on hulu as well. >> coming up, a private matter being 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

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one of the best. >> yeah. well, you know, the people urinating at portsmouth square are not homeless. they are men, most of them playing cards when suddenly the need arises. now, rather than use the bathrooms, clean bathrooms, by the way, inside the park, they choose to pee outside with apparently no regard for others who may be watching. oh, the stench in this section of portsmouth square is intolerable and offensive. years of public urination have left their mark on this now corroded pole. when we looked below, we discovered the source of the foul smell. men urinating in a barren space of the park, home to dozens of rat burrows. this is not a designated place for those french public outdoor bathrooms. in fact, portsmouth square has bathrooms opened to the public only a few feet away and maintained by recreation and park crews. there is no semblance of privacy here or shame. there is so much accumulated urine that on one corner there is moss growing on the top. the san francisco health department would not te

>> i am. >> reporter: "wicked" scoring ten nominations, including best picture and best actress in aratulations on your nomination. >> thank you. >> of course, this is your third oscar nom. >> this is so insane. >> what's the feeling? >> it's just -- this time it felt different. maybe because of what it is and what it's for. it's really wonderful. >> reporter: for her transformation into elphaba, cynthia spent up to four hours in makeup each morning to achieve the perfect shade of green. the universal theme, i think, has really resonated with folks. about acceptance, about longing to feel belonging. >> yeah. >> do you think that is something that really has captivated folks? >> i think so. i think so. i think everyone, everyone wants to belong. everyone wants to feel seen. and even those who might not profess that, want it. and i think being able to see it play out in front of you, i think has pulled the heartstrings of people and connected with a lot of people who might not have the words. ♪ >> david: powerful message. our thanks to robin. good luck to cynthia and all the nominees.

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nominated for best animated feature. the emeryville based team behind the beloved hit beaming with joy over the oscars nod. >> i hosted oscar parties, printed out the ballots, and it's pretty crazy that we made a movie that's going to be on one of those ballots. it's pretty amazing. >> director kelsey mann and producer mark nielsen opening up about the nomination, adding to the film's monumental year of recognition. >> we owe such a debt of gratitude to the first film, inside out, with so beloved, and what a pleasure it was for us to be able to follow such a great film. but that film had such a beautiful message to it. we worked really hard to try to kind of have something to say with this one. so we're we're really proud of how it came together. and mann, a hard working crew that just really poured their hearts into this. >> and at the heart of the film, familiar friends joy, anger, disgust, sadness and fear. they're taken for a ride by newcomers anxiety, envy, ennui and embarrassment all helping to navigate riley's emo

this is very clear that americans are the best of our friends. europeans the best of our friends and putin with russians, they're enemies. it doesn't mean we don't want peace. we want to recognize the reality. the real situation. >> president trump is convinced that you will never sign a deal with vladimir putin. is he right? >> , no i think so. -- no, i think so. what i think ukraine wants peace and we will have -- we will have anyway diplomacy. we will have negotiation. >> more reaction now to the oval office meeting with president trump and zelensky. congresswoman grace may said what happened in the oval office toy was not america first. it was america alone. when ameca is isolated from our european allies, we are less safe, less strong and less prosperous. i will continue to stand with ukraine against putin and russia more from the house from democratic representative nidia velasquez who posted this. trump and vance embarrassed the u.s. today. they rather respect putin. we should stand with our allies anno dictate force. and joe morrell said

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but but it's in our best interest. >> it's in our best interest, in. >> my opinion. >> and by the way. >> this splits the republican. >> party down the middle half. >> the republicans support. >> half the. have repeatedly. >> spoken up. >> on. >> this repeatedly. >> i'm speaking. >> about it right now. >> and i voted for ukraine. and i voted. >> for ukraine. support every. >> single time. >> you guys, i will turn this town hall right around. i'm putting my microphone down. this keeps happening to republican members of congress in their republican districts, and to republican senators in their red states. republican congressman mike kennedy in utah, republican congressman kevin hern in oklahoma, republican senator lisa murkowski in alaska. >> are fighting the war in ukraine. >> asking this question. >> do you. >> share his. >> sense of do you think something. should be happening? right? >> i don't. >> know. >> the. >> president said. >> that he was. >> going to say that. >> he was going to say that. >> look, look, >> this mother's day or something. >> oh my gosh. >> so star wars where

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. >> so that we can figure out how we can best serve diverse communities better. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hi. i'm sara donchey in tonight for juliette. >>> drugs, needles, trash and an encampment blocking an emergency exit, what parents and kids have been witnessing day to day. ascend charter school is in the fruitvale district and today the community is celebrating a small victory. the city cleared that area out and now neighbors are thinking outside the box to keep things safe going forward. our da lin shows us how. >> reporter: no more used needles, abandoned cars, and drug sales. instead neighbors put in these planter boxes to prevent an encampment from returning. neighbors and parents like perla benitez feel safe walking on 38th avenue once again behind ascend charter school. perla has three kids at ascend. we interviewed her and a few other parents sunday about the safety problems. some vehicle dwellers parked in front of the school emergency exit. a teacher shared a photo of someone reportedly from the encampment climbing over the fence to steal

in fact, only two silent films have ever won the oscar for best picture, 1927's "wings" which took homehe top prize at the very first academy awards. it didn't happen again until the artist won in 2011. there's one theater left in the whole of the bay area that caters to silent film buffs and its operators told our len ramirez why it is so important to keep the reels spinning. >> reporter: to david keene, silent films are not really silent. they have a way of speaking to him that modern movies can't. >> i think showing films that were made here, showing a local connection is important, but is also, you know, an experience that they may not get anywhere else. that's 16 frames a second. >> reporter: it's all a part of what dave and his wife rena have created at the s and a film museum in downtown niles. >> to keep that stuff alive is not only important to me, but very satisfying. >> reporter: the museum has a collection of restored silent movie cameras, props, and memorabilia from when niles was considered hollywood north and was home to the s and a studios. it's where bronco billy anders

europeans are the best. our friends. and putin with russian, they're enemies. >> counterparts. >> this after a day of infamy at the white house where trump and vance behaved like bullies, kind of ganging up on someone on the playground, treating zelenskyy like a child. in that televised meeting that the world will never forget, it all went downhill when zelenskyy correctly laid out some of the facts about how putin has broken his word on invading ukraine. not once, not twice, not three times, not four. actually, as he laid it out even more. >> he occupied it. uh, our parts, big parts of ukraine, part of east and crimea. so he occupied it on 2014. so during a lot of years, i'm not speaking about just biden, but those times was obama, then president obama, then president trump, then president biden, now the president trump. and god bless. now president trump will stop him. but during 2014, nobody stopped him. he just occupied and took. he killed people. in 2019. i signed with him the deal i signed with him. macron and merk

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is that in america's best interests of? zelenskyy didn't read the room.didn't even say thank you. >> have you so thank you once? this entire meeting? in this entire meeting, you so thank you? you went to pennsylvania and campaigned for the opposition in october all for some words -- offer some words of appreciation for the united states of america and the president of trying to save your country. >> please do you think that if you will speak very loudly about the war. >> he is not speaking loudly. is not speaking loudly. your country is in big trouble. no know you have done a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. >> i know. >> your not winning this. >> i know. >> jesse: don't have the vice president he is speaking to that the he can speak however, he wants to in the white house. have you ever seen a foreign leader coming to america talk this way? everybody knows that if zelenskyy had come and sign the deal and showed some gratitude it would have gone a long way. and we remind the american people that zelenskyy is a victim. we could have sympathi

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but my best, most aggressive estimate is about two years hence. and that's not from right now, that's from when the funding's in place, the purchase orders are put down. so give or take we're talking a two-year timeline. of course even if we were able to create a domestic manufacturing program, would take years and years and years to replace all of these key equipments at the ports so they can start rolling off the line in a couple of years, but replace the hundreds of crane that are across the country would take many years which is why we stand by the fact that in the near term, using the equipment that we're using now is the right way to go, while also pursuing reshoring. mr. turner: because most of these types of crane that are needed in the houston ship channel, as we widen and deepen the port, are made in china. we all agree that we need to make significant investments here to reduce our national security risks. mr. davis: agree completely, congressman. we support the ability of any of the ports to get the best equipment that's on the market

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to the best of my skill and ability, so help me god. [applause] >> madam chief justice, governor hogan, general, president pro tem, speaker houston, family, friends, fellow hoosiers, it is with immense gratitude that i stand before you to accept the honor of serving as indiana's 52nd governor. on such a momentous occasion, i must acknowledge both our state's witness toward history and bright future. for 208 years and counting, indiana has been a home for hard-working hoosiers, small business owners, aspiring titans of industry, teachers, nonprofit leaders, and many others. from the earliest days of our statehood, our settlers and immigrants were risktakers, trailblazers who built the state we recognize today. yes. they embark westward, seeking a new start, fertile land, freedom, and opportunity. through honest, hard work they built homes, fed their families, and cultivated the strong communities we take pride in every day. when i want through the woods near my home in jasper -- i do it often -- think of these early pioneers who built ou

you have the best air defense in the world. you helped us under attacks and i want to speak about how we can exchange licenses. we are hoping to share licenses of all our drones with you. we need licenses for production of air defense, even after the war. we need our nation to be secure. that's why we need this. and of course, i want to speak about contingents. france and u.k. have already spoken to you. and we know that europe is ready but without the united states they will not be ready to be as strong as we need. and then the last point, about exchange. you know that they stole 20,000 of children. ukrainian children. they changed their names, their families, relatives. and now they are in russia. we want to bring them back. it is a big dream, task and goal for me. we, by the way, exchanged -- released more than 4000 russian prisoners. but there are thousands more in the prisons. i wanted to share with you some images. can i now? one minute. i want you to understand in what circumstances and situations they are. and what the

advisory since the outbreaks began in early february, including this reminder, vaccines remain the bestense against measles infection. new jersey's health commissioner. another state that's seen an outbreak. >> it's critical that families can trust the information they are getting from health professionals. i will tell you again, vaccines are safe and effective. this is not up for debate. >> late today, austin officials announcing their first measles case since 2017, a baby had traveled outside the country, and was too young to be vaccinated. >> sam, thanks very much. >>> the deep job cuts continue across the federal government. now impacting the weather agency noaa, as veterans speak out as well. shaq brewster. >> reporter: new pushback to trump wanting to downsize, a federal judge saying the office of personnel management has no authority whatsoever to lay off probationary federal workers, but not other ways. protesters at a detroit veterans medical center. >> i was very sad and confused. >> reporter: among them, oliver, a navy veteran and probationary va worker at the hospital. tuesd

that's the best way also to like kind of if you don't like something, you know, you kind of use your wallet to kind of let them know, right? one shopper who didn't want to give his name told us he agrees with the elimination of diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. whatever we have been enforcing so far was just totally wrong and nuts. but supporters of today's boycott say that being 20% of the national population, latinos have a chance to send a strong message with their $3.7 trillion buying power. even if half were to make an impact, right, it would. it would really make a sustainable difference. michael galvez is a physician in the central valley who started another movement called the latino freeze. his call is for a prolonged boycott of big national stores that eliminated dei programs. there's parts of the population that have lost their appetite. i think that's the key term. they've lost their appetite for supporting a specic company who has rolled back the diversity, equity and inclusion. doctoraroline chen at san jose state school of business says an ongoing boycott is key

long island. >> reporter: breeding some of the most sought after ducks in the world, supplying the best northeast. >> that farm is under quarantine. >> reporter: crashing down six weeks ago. >> with we check these birds three times a day, birds flock together, i saw a series of dead ones. >> reporter: the ducks tested positive for bird flu. >> never seen anything quite like this, this quick, this fast. i knew this meant everything would be gone. >> reporter: the same day he let go of 45 staff members. >> rank it with the death of my parents as the most devastating times of my life. >> reporter: then you had to euthanize. >> yes. >> reporter: what was that like? >> it sickened me. just horrible, sickening, disgusting day after day feeling for about a week until you have nothing left. >> reporter: 99,000 prize ducks, his entire flock gone, now decaying in a barn on his operty. corwin's ducks now among 166 million birds culled because of the bird flu nationwide since 2022. this week the trump administration announced its strategy to deal with the crisis and bring down the price of eggs. de

i'm not uh, in a split in 5 months, i got the best price that i you might look good because there's no golf this company and i'm not, i just key americans to so i just go up. right. so i shall know. i used to put the bullet points actually let me know and let your data spends even most of 3 positions or the facility is currently the only one in ukraine, enjoying buying a safety level. 3 spaces effect corroborated by john duke and who assisted like say, elbow's investigations. but he tells me that they are cleaning on their website and he sends me some documents here. and this document here, and he sends me the original links for them. you can see right here ukrainian research and type like institute, okay. located this one's in odessa, the donor department of defense, the united states, the beneficiary, the ministry of health of ukraine. forma ukrainian intelligence office of us see the process of shows documents proving the existence of secret us army programs in which dangerous pathogens were handled in ukraine. total vote already for the tax still with me is just the agreement that

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this is very clear that americans are the best friends. europeans are the best of our friends.with russian, they are enemies. and it doesn't mean that we don't want peace. we just want to recognize the reality. the real situation. >> laura: look, i think the spat in public was actually refreshing. now, all these diplomats, all these globalists, the same people who failed america in negotiations and meetings, iraq, afghanistan, throughout the middle east, they love having an all play out behind closed doors. that way there is no accountability when they screw up. but it was very important for america to see zelenskyy's entrance sense today. >> i think it's good for the american people to see what is going on that's why i kept it going so long. he knows the show. sunlight is the best disinfectant. right now zelenskyy and his enablers biggest obstacles towards peace. >> we are not looking for somebody who is going to sign up a strong power and not make peace because they feel emboldened. that's what i saw happen. we are looking for peace. i'm we're not looking to go into a 10 year

you have the best air defense in the world. and really you have under attack of russia and i want to speak how we can change the licenses of all our drones with you and of course with the united states and we need license for quick production in our defense. even after the war, we need our nation to become that way, secure. that's why we need this air shield and o about this i want to speak about the -- and i think they spoke to you and, you know, we need to be as strong as we need. and about our people and children. and, you know, that this crazy russians they've stolen thousands of children. they changed their names. they changed their, you know, their family, relatives, and now they're in russia. we want to bring them back. and really it's a big, big dream and goal for me. by the way, mr. president, we brought -- we exchanged -- released more than 4,000 warriors from the russian prison. but there are thousands more in the prison. i wanted to share with you some images of how -- can i now? president trump: yes, please. >> one

so that's basically what we're trying to create with this fans best and hopefully future events. >> thishe first fan fest now that the a's have abandoned oakland. but community organizers say many teams are stepping up to support the town and all its ports fence. >> and fortunately, no pun. we got a lot of right things in the future. oakland, ballers, the routes will be at the coliseum. so there's still that connection to that you know, of going there. and then we got sounds a start. i mean, they're stepping up. they realize the situation and they're coming with the barracuda to let them know fans they carry an open environment. and this event tomorrow is a true testament. just of that. >> and the event is totally free. it will be tomorrow march first from 11:00am to 05:00pm every monday park. >> warriors star steph curry was really cooking a down in the orlando curry scored a whopping 56 points last night carrying the team to a dub when it was his best performance of the season. and after the game, he wasted no time spreading some greatness to a vip fan, cheering him on in the stands. h

we are setting a lot of records, economically we are setting records, one of the best is the right track, wrong track. right track for over 27 years and people are impressed with that. the other thing is the feeling about our country. it is up 48%. that's the record. there's never been a record where we have gone up that much in a short time. we are doing really well. i guess some of you are coming with us in if you are i hope you have a good flight. he's got to say i want to make peace. he doesn't have to stand there and say putin this and putin that, all negative things. he's got to say i want to make peace, i don't want to fight a war any longer. his people are dying and he doesn't have the cards so you understand. >> [indiscernible] >> i don't have to tell you that. i think you know the answer to it. >> [indiscernible] >> i don't trust or distrust anybody, i just want to get a deal done. if a deal happens, good. you can't embolden somebody that doesn't have the cards and all of a sudden the person says now i can keep fighting -- we are not going to keep fighting. we will get the war

but the truth is that the country is whom you would include normally among rushes, best partners and firms. i'm still taking a neutral stance on the, on the very important issue. very important for russian. yeah, i presume president, she and right minister moody, a tipped off a president, putin, about that you didn't get ortega of nicaragua. it should be known as well as the president of eritrea. what happens and all the russians preparing for not only in 4 years time when trump goes. but if trump is killed, there will be an assassination attempt already. because so much of it seems to revolve around one figure who is dismantling this so called deep state to be united states, which has tried to destroy democracy all around the world. so that is opposed russian interests. chinese interest interests. if they go out and do this, it's remarkable, it's, it's, it's truly remarkable. they, there she a power of a one brushing and the us. um, there was a joke. surely plus years ago when the soviet union, i trust introduced a deposition of a president and a russian journalist. ah said joe can

best buy the speaker listed president trump was in a very good mood last night and somebody asked me, am i embarrassed about trump? i have never been more proud of the present. i was very proud of j. d, but standing up for our culture, we want to be helpful. when i saw in the oval office was disrespectful. and i don't know if we can ever do business with zelinski again. well, boy say now though, i'll ask the question now is ukraine the boss? this last now or is the landscape taking a huge gamble that the he things might ultimately pay off? what are you seeing? i think right now in these, in these hours after this uh, this overall office meeting, zalinski the words to roll the dice and take that gamble. i think that the cooler heads will prevail in the coming days. let me say something about lindsey grip. lizzie graham is one of the least effective members of the united states senate, and he's probably the one senator who is on television for most in america in the congress of the united states. we have work horses and we have show horses and lindsay graham is a show horse. so when you

illusion going underground, can the least of russian states never as one of the most sense community best most i'll send send the same assistance to father speedy. what else calls question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the r t spoke next. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the senior center. for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the welcome back across stock, where all things are considered computer level trauma and you were discussing trump in the piece plan and you create the okay, let's go back to thomas in room. i can, i just have this deep seated feeling watching the last couple of weeks from since the payments phone call. okay, let's, let's start there. thomas, who is trump trying to do reverse mixing? goes to china. and is this about you all to, to point out because i in trump is so, you know, he doesn't have a grasp of the details. he is, is his grasp of the ideas are getting better and better, but details history. it's not his forte. he's a deal make

one of the best is the right track wrong track. we are on the right track for the first time in over 27 years. people are impressed with that. the other thing is the feeling about our country. the feeling is great. it's up 48% on feeling on business. and that's the record. there has never been a record where we have ever gone up that much in such a short time. so we are doing really well and i guess some of you are coming with us and if you are hope you have a good flight. he's got to say i want to make peace. he doesn't have to stand there and save putin this, put in that, all negative things. he has to say i want to make peace. i don't want to fight a war any longer. people are dying. he doesn't have the cards. just so you understand. i don't have to tell you that. i think you know the answer. i don't trust or distrust anybody. i just want to get a deal done and if the deal happens, good. you can't embolden someone that does not have the cards. we are not going to keep fighting. we are going to get the war done or let them go and

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