this year it's the actor billy porter who has set world and internet alight after arriving on the red carpet wearing nothing less than a tuxedo gown. other highlights include rami malek winning best actor for his portrayal of queen frontman freddie mercury in the film bohemian rhapsody. the other queen, queen anne, olivia colman getting best actress. with me again is nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal. 45 from the wall streetjournal. minutes into the prog have 45 minutes into the programme we have to talk about brexit, which is pretty impressive given recent news. the guardian says that brussels is keen to avoid repeated delays as exasperation grows at theresa may's behaviour, so says the guardian, thatis behaviour, so says the guardian, that is its take on what has been going on. it is interesting when you look at the guardian front page which says that eu diplomats are discussing this extension of the uk's when the ship in the eu for 21 months, not to have a transition period and not to have a no deal brexit but to leave the uk in the eu to longer in order to discuss a poten

billy porter is someone you phenomenal outfits.. very strong names, emma stone and rachel weisz we re names, emma stone and rachel weisz were nominated for the favourite. of course others. best documentary feature to free solo, congratulations. we will be monitoring all the winners throughout the night's ceremony. you have been watching news day, thank you forjoining us. hello there. what a difference a year makes. this time last year, the end of february 2018, we were feeling the effect of the ‘beast from the east', the coldest mass of air to affect the uk in a number of years. it brought widespread cold, widespread snow and widespread disruption. fast forward to 2019, things could not be more different. our air not coming from the east, instead we are bringing it up from the south—west and, rather than exceptional cold, this has brought exceptional warmth through the weekend. on sunday afternoon, parts of west wales got up to 19.1 degrees, provisionally that is a new record for wales in february and there is soem more to come. ce

tux-gown combo goes to -- >> billy porter. >> where is he at, guys? with this gown. see that? can we talk about capes? >> for sure. >> capes were a big thing. >> yes. >> porter told "vogue" magazine, his goal was to be a walking piece of political art challenging expectations of masculinity. that's why he donned this. we have never seen it before. >> it was a moment. how do you top a man's black velvet tuxedo-gown? >> maybe this >> j.lo. she outshined so many people. sparkly from head-to-toe in that tom ford gown. beautiful. >> she complimented the look with a wave in her hair and alex rodriguez on her arm. >> love that. >> twitter. the twitter verse was talking about a certain mamoa and his red carpet look. >> yes. he has a scrunchie on his wrist in a dusty pink tuxedo. there he is there. he had his wife on his side. the scrunchie blew up on twitter. there were 1.4 thousand tweets a minutemen -- minute mentioning the word scrunchie. it's a fendi scrunchie. >> it costs more than my suit. >> you look like a million bucks. >> the other hot oscar accesso

this year it's the actor billy porter who has set world and internet alight after arriving on the red other highlights include rami malek winning best actor for his portrayal of queen frontman freddie mercury in the film bohemian rhapsody. the other queen, queen anne, 0livia colman getting best actress. with me again is nina trentmann from the wall streetjournal. 45 from the wall streetjournal. minutes into the prog have 45 minutes into the programme we have to talk about brexit, which is pretty impressive given recent news. the guardian says that

it made me feel beautiful and open.unapologetically masculi masculine. >> all right, billie porter.ld wanted to have a conversation with b. this look and wanted people to talk about what it means to be masculine and feminine and what it means to be anything and nefsh between. he was at one time the top trending item from the oscars. i see why. he's amazing. >> certainly turned heads. >>> what about melissa mccarthy in her ensemble. mccarthy hopped to it in a dress covered in stuffed rabbits while presenting at the oscars. the actress took the stage with briaen to hd the best costume awards design. if you're not sure where it came from, her bunny rabbit couture was a nod to the movie "the favourite." henry had the mary pop in's look with a lot of lace. >>> despite no host who was usually providing the comedy. >> other people got their turn and more time to show what they can do. >> they're also talented and know about presenting and talking in front of people. no problem. >> it was nice. >>> let's talk about gray, dreary. wet. flooding. already, rogue showers out there. one of the ro

because we feel the same way about billy porter's outfit!ut what she did when she saw it on the red carpet. >> the children are serving us with their looks on the red carpet. [ cheers and applause ] >> now, i don't know what happened to her in that moment. but i think it was better than winning an oscar. then "green book" won best picture. and i was like, "what? oh, no!" and i yelled it so loud, i woke up my husband. and he was like, "what, did someone break in? what's wrong?" and i was like, "worse, 'green book' won best picture." and that made me really sad. so, i thought about my favorite thing that happened this week. no. [ laughter ] not that one. my second favorite thing that happened this week. yay! [ cheers and applause ] best thing ever since -- ♪ waaa ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: give it up for amber ruffin, everybody! he is a fantastic musician and songwriter as well as a judge on the new season of nbc's "the voice." john legend is here, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] she's a cnn political analyst and white house corresp

billy porter, ladies and gentlemen.t being in the best look of the night. >> it made me feel free. it made me feel beautiful. it made me feel open. um, and it made me feel unapologetically masculine. >> oh!onto my longtime friend, billy. i'm so proud and happy for him. he wanted to start a conversation. he wanted people to talk about what it means to be masculine. what it means to be feminine. and what it means to be everything and anything in between. so thank you, billy, for having a conversation. >> amen. [ applause ] he came -- i'm telling you, have you seen him in his show pose? oh, my goodness. >> yeah. >> he is -- for him to do that and i love what he said. >> i loved it, too. for the first time, you get a chance to see how difficult it was. when he had to turn that thing, he had to lift it, pull it, spin it around. >> they should have done beep, beep, beep, let you know he's coming. >>> all right, so, for the next pop-scar, i'm calling in reinforcements. we have -- >> what? messmc ais o's f bt entr. getting in t

billy porter made an entrance wearing a tuxedo brown hybrid created by designer christiano soriano. selma blair made her first red carpet appearance since revealing her multiple sclerosis diagnosis using a custom monogrammed cane. . >> and rachel weisz made a statement in a red two-piece down with a shiny latex top. here are big moments of the show which kicked off without a host. >> reporter: the awards ceremony went off without a hitch. surprise winner from best actress is what everyone is talking about this morning. >> green book. >> reporter: a drama about a road trip through the segregated south of the 1960s, won best picture. >> such a privilege. >> this is like a dream. >> reporter: "green book" scored best original screen play and best actor. honors for best actor went to the queen front manfredy mercury. >> i may not have been the best choice but i guess it worked out. >> this is hilarious. >> she beat out the woman widely seen as the favorite, seven-time nominee glenn close. >> you haven idol so long and this is not how i wanted it to be. >> i'm an example of what it looks

broadway star billy porter made quite an entrance wearing a one-of-a-kind tuxedo gown hybrid crted byesigneristian siriano. selma blair made her first red carpet appea since revealing her multiple sclerosis diagnosis using a customme monogr cane. rachel weiss made a statement in a bright red two-piece gown with shiny latex top. here are some of the biggest moments of the show which kicked off without a host. >> welcome to the oscars! >> we are not your hosts. but we're going to stand here a little too long so that the people who get "usa today" tomorrow will think that we hosted. ♪ in the shallow shallow shows in the shallow shallow ♪ ♪ in the shallow shallow f ♪ we' from the shallow now ♪ >> it'not about winning, but what it's about, it's not giving up. if you have a dream, fight for it. >> after 30 years and five nominations spike l took home his first win for cowriting the adapted describe play f "block klansman." "black panther's" hanna biegler took home best production in designer design. >> with support from captain america, gina kinst won her fir oscar. best supporting actress for her

billy porter turned heads with this tuxedo gown.he red carpet. >> yes. meanwhile, a surprising fashion trend this year, pantsuits. check out am where polar. jennifer hudson. >> they looked amazing. >>> next, to the best celebration of the night. >> spike lee won best adapted screenplay for "blackkklansman." picking up his first competitive oscar. lee, he jumped into the arms of samuel l. jackson when he reached the stage. he made it clear he wanted time to speak.ik he used an expletive saying don't turn that blank clock on. >> but it appears the joy was short lived. reports say lee tried to storm out of the theater reportedly when "green book" won the best picture award. people don't like a sore loser. but, hey. >> congrats. award. people don't like a sore loser. consider treatments, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once daily pill for psoriatic arthritis. taken with methotrexate or similar medicines, it can reduce joint pain... ...swelling and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz xr can lower your abi

broadway star billy porter made an entrance wearing a one-of-a-kind lux seed dough gown hybrid. selma blair made her first red carpet appearance since revealing her multiple sclerosis diagnosis, using a custom monogrammed cane. rachel weiss made a statement in a bright red two-piece gown with a shiny latex top. here are some of the biggest moment s of the show which kicked off without a host. >> welcome to the oscars! >> we are not your hosts, but we're going to stand here a little too long so that the people who get "usa today" ♪ in the shallow shallow shows in the shallow shallow ♪ ♪ in the shallow shallow ♪ we're far from the shallow now ♪ >> it's not winning, but what it's about, it's not giving up. if you have a dream, fight for it. >> all right what a night. after 30 years and five nominations, spike lee finally took home his first win for cowriting the adapted screenplay for the docudrama "blackkklansman." "black panther" hannah beechler the first african-american woman to take home the oscar for best achievement in production design, an award she shared with jay hart, wi

slightly ready mercury camp was certainly channelling a very strong look but not as strong as billy portercket, remarkable concoction and i think that is the future. men having fun. a couple of people i wanted to pick out. one was pink, this pretty in pink fairy tale dressing. we sought from julia roberts, helen mirren who absolutely for me got the prize. like an iridescent. stunning. absolutely gorgeous. this pretty princess thing. brilliantly slightly under played by francis mcdormand who wore pink but yellow birkenstocks which i loved. one way to ring the changes. co mforta ble. loved. one way to ring the changes. comfortable. the pink was a nod to the linnell from killing eve. lots of till, lots of pink, conversely we saw this metallic thing, jennifer lopez wearing tom ford, brie larson, emma stone. they were wearing a kind of armour, knight in shining armour, the prince, rescuing the princess is from the tower. two contrasting themes that i think say a bit about where women are at today. on the one hand they want to be the princess and the other hand the prince. emma stone's dress was

this is billy porter on the red carpet his outfit is grabbing the headlines, but is this iconic awardsemony still grabbing the viewers? last year's live audience was the lowest in oscars history. so has it lost its appeal? are you tuning in? get in touch — #bbcthebriefing. let's discuss in detail the biggest night of the year in hollywood. the oscars awards ceremony has just ended with a film about segregation in the southern united states, green book, winning best picture. alfonso cuaron won best director for the black and white mexican film roma. british actress olivia colman won best actress for her performance as queen anne in the favourite and rami malek won best actor for his portrayal of freddie mercury in bohemian rhapsody. danjohnson is in hollywood. you are at the vanity fair party. have the stars arrived yet? people are starting to arrive here. there we re are starting to arrive here. there were some people who turned up early because they came here to actually watch the ceremony itself and that has just finished across the way in hollywood the people are starting to come he

very briefly, we have a tiny bit of time, billy porter is not up a nomination but absolutely wowed everybody. that was the most fabulous choice of the evening. i think billy, in that magnificent tuxedo dress, really brought to his real self ears. —— is. to the millions of people who watch this show, for the world to see. he put on his heels, he wrapped himself in distress, and he said, here, well. here i am. i don't think they could have been a better choice. he knockedit have been a better choice. he knocked it out of the park. alan, thank you so much for all of that, for taking us through those outfits. my for taking us through those outfits. my pleasure. my pleasure. let's bring you some breaking news coming out of the oscars as well while we are talking about it. we have a windfall is to supporting actor. mahashali ali, best supporting actorfor actor. mahashali ali, best supporting actor for green book. that is the latest award that has been handed out on a hollywood's biggest night of the year. —— mahershala ali. the oscars continue to go to air as we speak, we have had a number of winn

. >> billy porter was in a man gown. velvet. it fitted.ex doe then a floor sweeping ir we were mpitioning nk. julia roberts and angela bass et, two women whoust don't age. >> they age backwards. >> nobody like rachel's dress, it was very high fashion. >> oh. all right. it's a talker. >> it is. >> all right, lauren, one more look at the forecast. >> one more look. i have to say that i really liked j. lo's outfit. i liked it. really pretty. with her in it. listen, she's another person who doesn't age either. listen listen, we've got wind advisories now, mainly the ones shaded in the light brown. winds are going to slowl die down. not until after about 9:00 p.m. tonight. so we're going to stay breezy, but good news, muc lighter winds, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. temperatures in the upper 40s nearly 50. chance of light rain and sno into friday and i think we're not going to see much in the way of snow, but that's keep an eye on. all rain on saturday because the ature goes up. but we've got a quiet week ahead with plenty of sunshine. just got

the gowns were frumpy last night except for billy porter in, what did he call it, a tuxedo drress.the only time i felt the ruffle of taffeta. he was the only one i would have asked to dance with in the post-oscar ball. they got rid of the think use of to harvey weinstein, which constituted 40% of the oscar time. and all that left was this pious earnest virtue signaling, which i think they think because they bottomed out and got a little uptick in the audience, they in fact have a core audience that doesn't want fun, to go back to lisa's word, which is much more comfortable with its pious, earnest, boring virtue signaling. happy just to stick with that for its own sake because for some reason it makes them feel good. >> tucker: do they -- hollywood in some ways it's over, it's diminishing in its power and its reach, that technology has been surpassed by others. i wonder if they are going through the motions. this is what you have to say if you are a director or actor, you have to make these noises. do you think they still believe them? >> i think spike lee. certainly does. he the gr

the american actor billy porter brought an interesting look to the red carpet.t a toddler. that is absolutely true. and whether they are one of four. we try to get some of the live action. as party time right now. dan johnson is on the red carpet at the vanity fair after show oscars party. i am not sure if i envy you or not. it is a great note of celebration and olivia colman's speech was brilliant. —— night. it has been really well received, even though people were struggling to keep up with it at one stage, i am not sure she knew what she wanted to say but it is obvious how much it went —— meant to her, she was overwhelmed by winning. something of a surprise because everyone thought it was going to go to glenn close. glenn close has just arrived here at the after party. already it is already about the after party. lots of stars turning up. i am seeing if there is anybody we could actually talk to. there is an driver who was nominated for best supporting actor. can we talk to you for the bbc? some people just want to get in and get a space. various trevor noah.

actor billy porter turning heads in this designer gown. pose star walked the red carpet in a velvet tuxedo down by christian siriano. his husband looked sharp in a suit and white bow tie. w he did the red carpet, wte the skirt was much. >> he kept whipping it around. >>> look at me liz a mccarthy and her hair raising ensemble. mccarthy, dressed covered in stuffed rabbit while presenting this oscar. the actress took the stage with brian tyree henry to hand out best costume design and the bunny rabbit couture was a nod to "the favourite." he rocked the mary poppins return. i love melissa mccarthy. if you've seen "the favourite," there are rabbits in it that the queen loves and adores. it makes sense. >> the two of them are great. i loved that moment. >> enjoyed that too. kept trying to open it with the rabbit. >> can i help you? >> no the rabbit has it. more fun moments that i enjoyed so far. let's take a look at what's going on. plenty of time to watch that if you're staying inside and you didn't get to watch out. we're not going to be head

the gallants were frumpy last night except for billy porter in, what did he call it, a toxic address. i would have asked to dance with in the post-oscar ball. and all that left was this pious earnest virtue signaling, which i think they think because they bottomed out and got a little uptick in on the audience, they in fact have a core audience that doesn't want fun, to go back to lisa's word, which is much more comfortable with its pious and boring virtue signaling. and i wonder if it makes them feel good. >> hollywood in some ways is overcome a dimensioning its power and its reach. i wonder if -- they have to make these noises. >> i think spike lee certainly does. he walks out of what's called the green room or at green door, and i think most of the other people are reading glassy eyed from the telephone, and one thing is, that's awful prompter readers. they are doing it because that's just part of what it means. when you go up to his hotel room, then you have to genuflect to transgender rights or whatever is this year's faction. they just do what they need to do to keep themselves

i couldn't outdo billy porter. come on. you saw that. yeah. hey, i got to run. thank you, my friend. good to see you. thank you for spending time with me this weekend. we also talked about race with your wife. >> wowed the crowd and rightly so. >> it was really great. thank you. good to see you. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. so he's on his way to vietnam right now. but the president can't leave his troubles behind him at home. make no mistake about this, this will be a week of one big deal after another in many investigations swirling around this president. tonight paul manafort's legal team is attempting to argue for a lighter sentence for the crimes he admitted to in d.c. district court, which may be a tough sell because let me just remind you of what prosecutors said about the former trump campaign chairman in their massive -- it was a massive 800-page filing. okay? it says manafort, quote, repeatedly and knowingly broke the law, they said. his criminal actions were bold, it reads. and he lied to, quote -- get this, okay? he

gender neutral, melissa mccarthy in the brandon maxwell, auk kndn there was a ment where billy porter us they only fit t actually have a fitting. he made it only last the fit model was his assistant. >> okay. >> wow. >> that s an incredible red carpet moment, never to be forgotten. what about ruffles? i liked the ruffles. are they a little divisive, though? >> i love the ruffle. it's more of the '80s vibe, larger than life. bigger than better. casey menisc casey menisc casey menisc casey musgraves. >> the pink ruffles as well. >> if you're going to do it, the oscars is the time. >> we saw a lot of bling. i think the the accessory of the night goeso jason momoa. he had the scrunchy. >> it was so good. it was a fendi scrunchie. >> it was like $1 billion. >> oh delaggerfelt. fantastic and i guarantee there will not be a scrunchie left in any store today. >> nat already, 6.99, velvet pink scrunchie target. >> let's go backd. to be sure to catch enews tonight 7 eastern and pacific, full oscars fashion recap. we've got even more on the night's best looks at today.com. guys back to you. we h

and while the performer billy porter stole the show in his tuxedo dress ensemble, he was also happy tod people are responding because that's how we move the culture forward. art has always been at the forefront of speaking to people's souls and being able to change the molecular structure of human being, and maybe change their opinion about something. so that's what makes me happy about the work that was rewarded tonight. you have to go online and look at their fantastic dress that he is wearing. the victoria derbyshire programme has been challenging the public on how they can live more sustainably — the project is in its second week, and today they focus on a house of six students. loughborough, but first michael cowen looks at the plastic polluting our planet. plastic. we use it on everything from food packaging to the tv you are watching right now. it started mass production in the 1950s and since then, we have created 8.3 billion tonnes of it. that is 822,000 eiffel towers. it can take between 50 and 60 years to biodegrade, almost 80% of it is still with us, languishing in landfill

billy porter wall. they have filed suit, saying the plan to divert funds is unconstitutional. they claim the president is using the pretext of a manufactured crisis to get the money. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. trade dominates markets has the u.s. and china try to reach a deal by march 1. negotiations resume in washington this week. the tension is heating up on europe with brussels vowing prompt retaliation to auto tariffs. companies and governments have warned president trump duties on car imports would hurt the american economy and disrupt the global auto industry. joining us now is mike bell, global market strategist at jpmorgan asset management. great to have you on the program. give me a sense of what the market is pricing in when it comes to the u.s.-china trade, but also the auto tariffs? mike: i think the market has a lot more optimistic on the outlook of this and i'm not sure why. it seems the