how will the academy differentiate between best picture and best popular picture? there are instances when those things coincide. you might recognize that photo behind me from the film lacked panther. this writer worries that black panther and other films like it could get robbed of the chance to win best picture because they will get sequestered into the meeting was popular film category. -- meaningless popular film category. american football will get a historic first tonight. it's not happening on the field. >> the nfl will be having its first male cheerleaders dancing on the sidelines. these ones will be doing the same moves as their female counterparts. their big are making debut at tonight preseason game. you can see two of them pictured here. they will be cheering on the l.a. rams as they take on the baltimore ravens. thank you for that look at the papers today. thanks to you for watching. we will take a quick break and be back in just a minute with more headlines. don't t go away. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa - hey i'm darius rucker, coming up onreel so

the best picture stays so why add this category?host of entertainment tonight. this has obviously become a thing, this popular category. what is up with this? >> i think they are trying to placate -- last year there was a loud resounding what is going on when "wonder woman" wasn't nominated for best picture which was so deserving. i think that in a lot of academy voters' miennds we couldn't dar vote for this. i think the oscars tried to say we will add a category for popular films and films that make a lot of money or people go see. maybe that can make it a wider audience. >> the whole thing is about "black panther." we'll just pop this popular category in and it can be the most popular film? >> i was about to say that. there could be a thought and i'm not saying this is the method of thinking that they don't want backlish if it doesn't get nominated in the best picture category so maybe they can put it here. i have to tell you, it is such a great film and it has been widely said that if it wasn't nominated for best picture no matte

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have been these massive movies that have been incredibly successful and they have not gotten a best picture nominatioi or the recon people thought they deserved. i think there is something that they hope will pull in younger viewers. >> if i was to vote for most popular movie last year i would've voted for "girls tri" i may not have put it as best picture, but definitely most hipular. matt: some are p against the changes. actor rob lowe mourned the passing of the film business, saying it had been in poor health for a number of years and is survived by sequels and vertical integration. hollywood commentators have jumped in, with one tweeting, "there is already an award for popular films. it is called money." starting next year, the ceremony itself will be shortened to three hours' thats right, shortened to three hours. usually it runs even longer. that has been a drag on a viewership, which has fallen by more than a yeird in recent s. in order to save t we, some awarl be handed out during the commercial breaks. >> if you are in hollywood, these guys who are key grips and lighting experts wan

inmay not have put as best picture, but defitely most popular. matt: some are pushing against the changes. actor rob lowe mourned the passing of the film business, saying it had been in poor health for a number of years and is survived by sequels and vertical integration. hollywood commentators have jumped in, with one tweeting, "there is already an award for popular films. it is called money." starting next year, the ceremony itself will be shortened to three hours. that's right, shortened to thr hours. usually it runs even longer. that has been a drag on a viewership, which halen by more than a third in recent years. in order to save time, some awards will be handed out during the commercial breaks. >> if you are in hollywood, these guys who are key and lighting experts want to put their tuxedos on and sit next to movie stars. they should be honored alongside those ople. that does not mean the world has to watch that. >> showtime. >> oh my god. matt: all the chans are aimed at bringing box office gold back to the oscars brd. but as they say, th

nowadays, though, the problem seems to be the reverse — awards like best picture or best actor goingolution, announced this week — a new oscar, for outstanding achievement in popular film. henry, you are the international editor of variety magazine, your publication is all there is to know about the oscars. the truth is this is not about the movies, it is about television audiences. we have discovered that the american network abc which as the oscars have been really concerned about the diving ratings of those who watch it and so they have leaned on the academy to try and come up with a way to solve that. the academy's idea is that if we somehow having a category where the stars of the avengers or guardians of the galaxy will be nominated and strut on the red carpet then we will be able to drive apart ratings. —— up our ratings. another thing is what you said, there has been a disconnect in recent years between what movies are popular at the box office and which are the ones that they nominate. however, there should be no reason to have a separate category that has thrown everybody i

no superhero movie has ever been nominated in the best picture category so this would make a precedentel is owned by disney, abc 7's parent company. >> you know, i kind of think that perhaps since we're going into this realm that the movie we're in should be nominated. "ant man." that we're in for like half a second. >> if you blink, you'll miss it. >> best performance by a news crew. >> i think we're going to win. >> okay. >> children fighting serious illnesses now have memories of superheroes and princesses to help them thanks to a nonprofit group from oregon. >> the capes and crowns foundation made a stop in los angeles yesterday. kid are dressed up in costumes and then photographed. the photos are then superimposed on special backgrounds. what a special moment. little christopher is battling leukemia, but for a while, he wasn't a patient. he was batman instead. the group of all volunteers sometimes works 60 to 80 hours a week. >> sometimes these shoots are the last memories the families have with their kids. this is priority over everything else besides our families. >> absolutely

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ith "bla people in hollywood thought it had a legitimate shot at best picture this year so by creatinghis separate category for popular films, there's the fear that it's going to be put aside and not considered for the main award. >> yeah, good point. the academy says that all movies eligible for best popular film will also be eligible for best picture. >> they also made one more change that's getting rave reviews. they're shortening the oscars to be just three hours instead of four. i'm just still waiting for our overnight morning oscar. >> keep waiting. >>> next to a hollywood photoshop job that's worthy of an oscar. >> check out this image of brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio in character for "once upon a time in hollywood." >> but according to "the new york post" sony ho is producing the film accidentally updated all the edits made to that original shot including leo's hint of a double chin. that's a bit more of a hint. >> sony has since deleted the press file saying in a statement pitt and dicaprio did not request any retouching. we take full responsibility for the error. >>> now to

that tests anybody‘s patients. actress and best picture that tests anybody's patients.ept, he said, people watching me giving me my speech was not big box office, he was staggering about it. some of the problem with film is not a new problem. i am trying to remember what was the winner and didn‘t backjust remember what was the winner and didn‘t back just before remember what was the winner and didn‘t backjust before the second world war. was it gone with the wind? people say that is classic comedy critics say one thing but the punters like a different thing. wasn‘t always that way? punters like a different thing. wasn't always that way? essentially, a tension in the oscars, it is after a tension in the oscars, it is after a global worldwide event versus a trade show of people who work in the industry. if you are in hollywood, these guys who are key grips and lighting experts want to put their tuxedos on and sit next to movie stars and they shoot. they should be honoured like that. that does not mean the world have to watch it. thank for your insight and being with us. t

and comedian scott jaffe joining us to discuss what is going on with the oscars. >> and the best popular pictures to -- >> the best popular. >> outstanding achievement. >> most outstanding popular picture or whatever it is going to be, the academy announced several changes that

i looked at the last five years of best picture nominees. there are nine movies nominated each year. 20 of 45, 40 4% of the best picture nominees, were based on or inspired by real people or events. let me go through them to remind you how permanent this chandra is. -- genre is these days. 2017 darkest hour. , dunkirk. 2016 hacksaw ridge. ,hidden figures. lion. spotlight. 2015, the big short. bridge of spies. the revenant. american sniper. 2014, the imitation game. selma. the theory of everything. 2013, 12 years a slave. american hustle. captain phillips. dallas buyers club. philomena. the wolf of wall street. if the rights of publicity were to prevail, most of these movies were not able to be made, or if they were forced to get permission, they would not have been a interesting or positive. -- interesting or, frankly, sometimes not so positive portrayals of the subject because no one would read the script and agree -- let me put it this way. if you needed to go to mark zuckerberg and say, can we have your permission? there was no chance the

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when they created the best animated picture award. some of the so—called popular movies, some of them that were nominated last year, movies like gets 0ut, that was quite popular last year. where would you put those movies in the system? some people worry it might kill the weird, strange, spontaneous thank you is that get a lot of attention. it is going to be very controversial but the academy has a huge board and the fact that that many people agreed with this and those people in the craft categories that would not be in the telecast except for this montage, it suggests that there is also support and concern about whether the show is viable. i mean it is viable, but is losing by ability? thank you very much. my pleasure. 3000 people have attended commemorations at amiens cathedral in north—eastern france, marking the centenary of the battle that turned the tide of the first world war. it only lasted four days, it was one of the most successful though for the allies. robert hall reports. this is a landscape where the course of a terrib

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i looked at the last five years of best picture nominees,ye there's nine pictures, nine movies nominated each year. over the last five year, 20 or 44% were either based on or inspired by real people or events presently quickly through them just to remind you how prominent does genre is these days. in 2017 we had darkest hour, in 2016 caps off bridge, 2015 spotlight, 2014 american sniper, the imitation game and lastly in 2013 it was majority. twelve years a slave, american hustle, captain phillips, filomena and the wolf of wall street. just the take away from that is if these expansive versions of the right of publicity were to prevail as plaintiffs keep trying and trying and trying, most of these movies either couldn't have been made in the first place because the subject would not have given permission or if they were forced to get permission, they wouldn't have been these interesting and sometimes not so positivetheir persona as a p. they don't want someone to take that and use it to generate revenue for other people instead of them. are as the companies that representative -- represen

i looked at the last five years of best picture nominees. there are nine movies nominated each year. 20 of 45, 40 4% of the best picture nominees, were based on or inspired by real people or events. through them to remind you how permanent this chandra is. -- genre. darkest hour. dunkirk. hacksaw ridge. lion. spotlight. the big short. bridge of spies. american sniper. the imitation game. 2013, 12 years a slave. american hustle. dallas buyers club. the willful wall street. olf.ake a weight -- the w of wall street. publicity weref to prevail, most of these movies were not able to be made, or if they were forced to get permission, they would not have been a interesting or positive. no one would review script. if you -- read the script. marku needed to go to zuckerberg and say, can we have your permission? there was no chance the movie would have gotten made in that form. >> you have been on the other side of this debate and a variety of form. can you give us a general sense on-site after a -- on sag's viewpoint? will4 -- good morning. the key t

so that's this year's oscar winner for best picture picture and best director fell and he said that even though festival director albert about a pair actually said he'd rather quit than succumb to any kind of a quota so there is some clear intent and pressure at least happening to make things more inclusive and i think that many people agree that as the oldest film festival in the world venice should probably be rather at the forefront of these kinds of issues although it does look as a very specs to differ at this juncture. we've heard about the stellar live up but tell us more about says ok well it's just terrific this year an awful lot of talent a very very interesting mix and probably at least half a dozen films that we will see popping up again in the oscar season just a few months from now starting with the opening film first man by damian she's out of la la land fame and he has teamed up once again with ryan gosling let's have a look at that and just a few other highlights. first man tells the story of astronaut neil armstrong and his legendary journey to outer space. the inventor

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but some are concerned it could keep so—called popularfilms, like get out, nominated for best pictureease their appeal. this year's ceremony was watched by a us television audience of just 26.5 million viewers, the smallest in the oscars' 90—year history. disney, which owns abc, which broadcasts the show here, and the academy, they're all worried about people just drifting away from this telecast. part of wednesday's announcement included setting a limit to the annual televised ceremony ofjust three hours. oscars organisers plan to achieve this by placing some of the academy's 24 award hand—outs during commercial breaks. let's speak to our correspondent in los angeles, peter bowes. you have followed every twist and turn off the oscars for many years. how worried are they about the decline in audiences?” how worried are they about the decline in audiences? i think the worry is coming from the tv network that broadcasts the oscars in the us, abc, who stand to benefit if more people watch the oscars, the advertising costs more and they make more money so there is concern about falling au

>> the problem with "black panther" is that many people thought it had a legitimate shot at best picturefor popular films, there's the fear that it's going to be put aside and not considered for the main award. >> reporter: the academy affirming that all movies would be eligible for both best picture and best popular film. >> i think there could be concerns, but i think this is going to be fantastic because everybody's going to be included, particularly the people that go to the movies the most. >> reporter: other changes include getting the show to a running time of three hours. >> how are we doing on time? oh, we got five hours. >> they're capping it at three hours, thank god. >> reporter: some oscars will be given out during commercial breaks with winning moments shown afterwards. >> i would thank you further but they're telling me we're already running late. >> and for 2020 the date of the show moves earlier to february 9th. now, there is precedent for that best popular film award. at the very first oscars in 1929 which, by the way, i did not attend, two awards were given, one for ou

. >> there's place for the best picture and a place for the most popular as well. >> reporter: it's the oscars. also making waves some awards will not be shown live but instead handed out during commercial breaks. one industry insider telling the hollywood reporter i'm afraid this will end up being a little demeaning. we'll have to wait and see how this hollywood ending turns out. one argument for the new popular film category is many folks have not seen most of the best picture nominees. more than a dozen movies this year have grossed at least $100 million domestically, but last year's big winner "the shape of water" didn't come close to that mark. >> all right. i like the idea of a shorter show. >> i'm here for the shorter show. that's because we wake up in the middle of the night. it's too long. >> i kind of big the popular category. a lot of times i don't recognize the films. >> we'll see what happens. al, good morning. a check on the forecast? >> yeah, and i'd give an oscar to best movie under two hours. come on, people, you can cut 20 minutes out of any of these movies. steamy con

. >> there's a place for the best picture and then there's a place for t most popular as well. >> it's the oscars. > also making waves, some awards will not be shown live but instead handed out during commercial breaks. one industli insider telng the hollywood reporter i'm afraid this will end up being a little demeaning. we'll just have to wa s and how this hollywood ending turns out. onargument for that new popular film category is that many folks have not seen m the best picture nominees. many of them critically a claimed but not generating a lot of box office interest. last year's big winner "t "the shape water"" didn't even come close to that mark. >> i like the idea of a shorter show z show. >> i'm here for the shorter show buthat's because we wakep in the middle of the night. >> i kind of dig the popular catery. a lot of times i don't recognize a lot of films up there. >>it defy not. >>> al, good morning. got a check of the forecast? >> yeah. i'd give an car to best movie under two hours. come on, people. you can cut 20 minutes out any of these movies. anyway, we are looking at

. >> people were talking about you know often the most popular movie has also been up for the best picture award and has won at time. >> "rocky," "forest gump." >> you have all of these winners for small films, and i love a small, independent arty film, but if you have five nominees and few people have seen them, it is hart to second. >> that is the rumbling, the concern here. >> this could be good for wonder woman, too. >> is a blue wave coming or will the republicans be able to stop it in november? we'll dewait, next. here's a trip tip: when you search hotels on tripadvisor... enter your destination and the dates of your stay. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to find the best deal on the right hotel for you. tripadvisor. when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch to liberty mutual, you could save $782 on auto and home insurance. and still get great coverage for you and your family. call for a free quote today. you could save $782. liberty mutual insura

while statistics provided here represent the best picture of unruly passenger events, they do not include all airlines around the world, so they likely underestimate the true extent of the problem. to further illustrate the significance of the issue, we have another slide that lists some of the headlines from a few of the events in the last six months. while unruly passengers might account for a small percentage of the traveling public, they can have a disproportionate impact on everyone else. andys, missed connections, divergence are just a few complications that can result from unruly passengers. these can have a snowball effect on never when involved, translating to lost productivity, missed meetings and vacations, and potentially significant real financial cost for all parties. in theosts often run hundreds of thousands of dollars for one diver did flight. the cost of a single flight diversion is estimated at $200,000. responding to an unruly passenger event can be a monumental task, when you consider the incident is taking place seven miles above the surface of the earth on a pressur

are going to pay for politically at the ballot box in november, and they're trying to paint the best picture from something that actually is completely horrible and un-american. >> he's not the first person. i mean, that was -- as he is speaking or testifying in front, you know, of lawmakers, but other people have qualified it or classified it that way, steve. i mean, what did you think of his statements? summer camp? >> no. listen, i think he phrased it poorly. he should have said we're trying to create a facility that's like a camp, but to call it summer camp, that evokes happy memories and somebody sent there for great reasons. and the children are the victims. i have nothing but empathy for these children. they are the victims. though, primarily of their parents who made a terrible decision of breaking and entering into our country. >> they were not breaking and entering. >> well, they're not legal. that means breaking and entering. >> they are desperately looking for asylum because they were under the threat of death. >> i'm glad you mentioned that, because if you look at a map, maria,

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the last best picture oscar that was also number one at the box office was the third lord of the rings that was 2003. so i get why the oscars are adding a new category for best popular film. they're trying to reach out to folks who say i never saw these nominated movies. >> so many of those popular films never do get attention in the oscars. let's get a look at the results of the live poll. it is about time. 58% not prestigious enough. 42%. >> go to abc7news.com/vote. >>> coming up next, what might have lured a mountain lion to a san mateo home. >>> plus extra scrutiny of the ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> a prowler in action. a middle of the night visitor to this san mateo home was caught on camera. it is, as you can tell, a mountain lion. police tell us they've had more and more reports of mountain lions being spotted lately.

this gives you the best picture of the green tide take it away, maybe he gets a better picture that waythis is the green tide which has hit the inland area, largely a result of the runoff from lake okeechobee. agricultural runoff, the fertilizer and other agricultural products running into the rivers, and leading to this kind of pond scum, which some have called it. it's actually kind of a green kale smoothie. this is in addition to the red tide, you see some of the fish and other marine life that have been killed by the red tide which is a separate issue but it's kind of a double whammy for the folks in southwest florida and south florida right now. it's become something of a political issue about that runoff coming out of lake okeechobee. this is what's in the backyard of a lot of folks that live out there, and that is -- that's an algae bloom. that's too much water coming out of lake okeechobee with too much agricultural runoff. >> thanks jeff, a bona fide disaster. dr. richard pierce as scientists at the marine laboratory in sarasota. thank you so much for coming on. the scale of th

that while the statistics provided here are the best picture of unruly passenger events, they do not include all airlines around the world so they likely underestimate the true extent. to further illustrate, we have another slide that lists some of the headlines occurring in the last six months. while in rule he passengers might account for a small percentage of the traveling public, they can have a disproportionate impact on everyone else. the leis, missed connections -- delays, missed connections, and other diversions. they translate to a lost productivity and significant cost. often run into hundreds of thousands for a single flight. for example, the estimation is about $200,000 for a diverted flight. responding to an unruly passenger event can be a task when you consider it is taking place about seven miles above the earth in a metal to traveling about 500 miles per hour. simply walking go away, calling 911, or pulling over to the side of the road is not an option. times, huge volumes of resources may be required to respond to an unruly passenger once the flight has departed. --o

the intradays really tell the best picture here. the dow dropping 169 points at session lows.. you can see the s&p down 15.

the intradays really tell the best picture here. the dow dropping 169 points at session lows. right now we're barely off that. down about 158. you can see the s&p down 15. nasdaq, intraday picture kind of ugly. we were higher. the high of the session for the nasdaq. the was a gain of 23 points, we are down 27. we lost the gains. we are even entrenching a bit lower into the red. seeing real response here. threat is with the big falloff on the nasdaq. currencies, the green back, the u.s. dollar, falling immediately to session lows. against the japanese yen on the tariff report. but you can see most currencies are higher against the u.s. dollar. and what i think is pretty interesting is lower, rather, against the u.s. dollar. except for the yen. also what you don't see there is the australian dollar. the aussie dollar is tanking. in part because, they sell a lot of commodities to china. edward lawrence, outside the u.s. trade representatives office. i know this is all moving as we speak. give us what you have, edward. >> well i could tell you over the past several weeks i have be

. >> new category, best popular film which would be in addition to the best picture category.ep the run time at three hours because they always go over. these moves were approved on tuesday night. the academy didn't announce what constitutes a popular film. celebrities are weighing in this afternoon. >> actor rob lowe tweeted, the film business passed away today with the announcement of popular film oscar. elijah wood weighed the oscars are basically creating an attendance award, ugh. >> here is a look at the poll again. 67% say it's about time. how else is the rock going to win an oscar? when i go to "the fast and the furious" and "the avengers." >> those could be artistic films that could win an oscar? >> no. but this would give them a chance to win something. action, busters. >> because there is no category. >> that's exactly what this is for. i'm okay with the rock -- this is going into effect on 2020. so we have a few years to get used to seeing the rock strut up on stage. >> very artistic by the way. >>> to one of the biggest music events of the summer. 47th annual cma f

. >> and the best popular picture goes to -- >> the best popular. >> outstanding achievement. or whatever iting r to be, the academy announced several changes that are going to be put into place, and they a are universally beined by a lot of, if you are looking at the

but some are concerned it could keep so—called popularfilms, like get out, nominated for best pictureear's ceremony was watched by a us television audience ofjust 26.5 million viewers, the smallest in the oscars' 90—year history. disney, which owns abc, which broadcasts the show here, and academy, they're all worried about people just drifting away from this telecast. part of wednesday's announcement included setting a limit to the annual televised ceremony ofjust three hours. oscars organisers plan to achieve this by placing some of the academy's 2a award hand outs during commercial breaks. the dramatic cliffs at giant's causeway in northern ireland are one ofjust four natural world heritage sites in britain. for centuries, the columns have inspired artists and poets, but now are at the centre of a row over whether tourists are being charged to see the stones. the national trust disputes claims that its signs surrounding the tourist hotspot are misleading. as emma vardy reports... this geological wonder attracted more than a million visitors last year. legend has it the causeway was

president get out of toto where you'll remember from best picture oscar and best director last year withe shape of water he was very quick to recognize the folk pot and personally endorsed the fifty fifty by twenty twenty campaign that was launched last just at the last count film festival and here's why it's not a matter over establishing. a quota is a matter of in this time precisely in this time of the numbers each one is extremely important to call it out and to question and to name and to make it known . and i think that is necessary because for many they cade's not spencer is not has not been called. so yet i'm indebted toto calling it out there even that even though the festival director of battle bought a bad us that he'd rather quit than succumb to the pressure of gender equality pledges told us that it would in the fifty fifty by twenty nineteen would be even better so there seems to be some clear intent and pressure there to make things more inclusive and i think a lot of people are in agreement that is the oldest film festival in the world of venice really does have a respons

please remember that while the statistics provided here represent the best picture, they do not include all airlines around the world, so they likely underestimate the true extent of the problem. . . . loss product candidate, potentially significant cost them a real cost for all parties. they run in the hundreds of thousands were single diverted. they estimate $200,000. responding to an unruly passenger van can be a monumental task when you consider the incident taking place about seven miles above the surface of the earth traveling about 500 miles per hour. unlike when this incident occurs in any public setting simply walking away, calling 9-1-1 or pulling over to the side of the road is not an option. in fact, oftentimes huge volumes of resources may be required to respond to a passenger the flight has departed. air traffic controllers come lots of errors base our taxiways buy traditional airlines support staff, law enforcement personnel, additional fuel, hotels and passenger accommodations, medical bills, lawsuits and a variety of resources may all be needed in response to just one u

it seems the oscars believe best picture is really code for outstanding achievement in unpopular filmast year's winner was "the shape of water." it made $64 million domestically. meanwhile "jumanji" made $400 million. so let's just give everybody an ard wa. how about best adaptation of a theme park ride, best indifference to acceptance speech interruption music, best american accent by a british actor, best british accent by an american actor, most disappointing sequel, best remake of a movie that sucked the first time, best film featuring dwayne "the rock" johnson, best film not featuring dwayne "the rock" johnson, outstanding achievement in going overbudget. longest dramatic pause. how about that liamnest neeson. seriously, giving oscars to everybody is no way to become popular. if you stick with this monumentally half-baked plan, maybe it's time to rethink the design of those statuettes. we'll be right back. (man) managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority. until i held her. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. i take tresiba® once a day. tresiba®