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it went beyond the black panther party. >> the panthers' aims were, by today's standards, shockingly and basic civil rights. but the image of black men with guns was too much for the america of 1966. >> right after nixon is sworn in, i got the watergate tape. "now, j. edgar, you got to get rid of these black panthers for me. i mean, what have you been doing? how are you doing this now? yeah, i want you to move and get rid of these black panthers." the man has just been sworn in. he's the president of the united states. >> raids are launched on panthers' strong points around the country. the arrests are many. >> the fbi did everything they could to eradicate them. >> the panthers said that police had broken in and killed one man at close range as he slept. >> the dismantling of the panthers was brutal, everybody agrees illegal. i mean, it was, basically, an assassination campaign coupled with murder, unwarranted arrests. >> we had no charges, nothing. and they created through their counterintelligence program everything that happened to us. >> are you happy with the level of black acti

she now stars in "black panther: wakanda forever." >> get out of my dorm.h the children to treat their guests. >> oh. >> you brought a spear in here. >> you brought a spear in here. >> i like her. >> hey, hey, hey, hey, put it down. put it down -- you'll hurt yourself. come on. >> it's all right, princess. small, small girl, i'm going to give you two options. you can come to wakanda conscious or unconscious. >> stephen: please welcome back to "the late show," danai gurira. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ if i could, i'd catch a falling star ♪ ♪ to shine on you ♪ so i'd know where you are ♪ >> danai: thank you. >> stephen: hello. >> danai: hello. >> nice to see you again. >> danai: awesome to see you. >> stephen: "wakanda forever" came out in november. there was a lot of worry that there wouldn't be another. there was some question about how you would deal as a production, as a story with chadwick boseman's death. i am not the first to say that it's a very tender, very thoughtful, really moving way that his death is dealt with through the death of the character, and i'm curious ho

she named the building going up the black panther. like this is a continuation of that legacy? >> i absolutely do. >> elaine brown served as chair of the black panther party, an organization founded in oakland in 1966, dedicated to fighting for housing, health care, food, employment, and education for the black community. now brown says that work will continue in this building. what do you think about when you stand here? >> to know that this community that is not only black, but has been abandonstroyed d it beautye spirit of people who imagined community wealth. >> between the 1940's and 1960's, 7th street competed with san francisco's fillmore district with -- for the title of harlem of the west with its bustling music scene and black-owned businesses, but several urban renewal projects uprooted the black community. brown founded a got a license from the city of oakland to develop it. brown set her sights on a building with businesses and affordable housing. the biggest challenge -- the $80 million price tag. >> nobody knows how i d

kumasi: the black panther building is said to be completed in early 2024.ommunity and culture with abc 7. you can watch the black parade live from oakland sunday at 12:30 wherever you stream abc7news. it was such an honor first of all to share the story and to meet elaine brown because she has always been a force and still is at 80. and living her best life and continuing to get back to the community and so inspiring to see. reggie: i'm so glad she is here, didn't move out of the area. there was so much displacement, we were just talking about that, but she is a survivor. kumasi: when i heard her say we would not live past 30, they really didn't. working in the black panther party, every day was like we don't know and to think about the sacrifices they made and continue to make, i felt a lot of appreciation. i am excited about the building, people in the community are excited about it, everyone came together, $80 million, she is talking about how much it cost to build in the bay area, like nowhere else in the country. to be able to find the money, she has n

she named the building going up the black panther. l like this is a continuation of that legacy? >> i absolutely do. >> elaine brown served as chair of the black the party, an organization founded in oakland in 1966 dedicated to fighting for housing, health care, food, employment and education for the black community. now brown says that work will continue in this building. what makes you proudest when you stand here? >> to know that this community that is predominately black that has been abandoned has been destroyed in its beauty from 7th street from esther's and slim jenkins supper club and we may resurrect the spirit. >> between the 1940's and 1960's 7th street in west oakland competed with san francisco's fillmore district for the title of harlem of the west its bustling music scene and black-owned businesses. several urban renewal projects uprooted the black community. for more than 30 years the slot stayed vacant until the nonprofit ground founded oakland in the world enterprises get a license from the city of oakland to develop

>> i would say we come from the afterlife of the black panther party.the black panther party is the most significant organization in contemporary and past times that has shown us what it looks like to be in the center of our community and fight back against racist white supremacist violence whether it be from racist people who are not in the police force or the police force. for us we see it is the afterlife. the black panther had survival programs pending revolution and for us at people's programs we use what we called decolonization programs. we understand that this land was stolen in america. from the indigenous people. they forced us from africa and brought us here. this has colonized the land. for us according to international law we have the right to free ourselves from colonization and that's international law. for us we build what we call decolonization programs in the have a free breakfast program and covid, right we needed healthcare so we created a few free community health programs where we have a clinic on wheels. we have doctors and nurses

one, honor of the women of the black panther party. >> started self, it is so beautiful.nother layer being added onto it with his technology and the ar. what has that experience been like for you? >> it is bananas basically. these women have existed for me as realty were for a long time. now with damien and black terminus and ar, you can point your phone at these women and they come to life are you. and that, to me, is incredibly remarkable and exciting. >> what was elected first semi's also bonobo -- first saw someone open up your app? >> i am amazed that it works. i'm amazed people use it. i'm amazed artists use it. dion: it is amazing. you too can use the black terminus ar app. to be one of the very first to experience the inaugural black panther party walking tour, go to abc7news.com and click on this story. much more to come. a good old-fashioned neighborhood pancake party. this one today is thousands of miles in the making. more on this story next. spencer: tomorrow is mild and springlike because this storm will come in the couple of days. i will have the forecast c

woman: according to the movie, they was concerned with taking out the black panthers. - ding, ding, ding, for 500-- if i had prizes... (woman laughing) but i don't. you got a whole bunch of black folks with guns and educated, giving food back, where literally, we're still living off the wic program. woman: right, that they created. - and we modeling things off that same program, you know what i'm saying? right now today, you know what i'm saying? so, given that, you know, you always gotta take into context how they don't, you... niggas with guns is a problem, you know what i'm saying? you don't need niggas with guns teaching people and feeding people at the same time. woman: right, because they thinking about... - so you have to take out the black panthers. we do this program in the same spirit in which they did the original books and breakfast. you know what i mean? and i put it last, because after we get through discussing all of these problems, we got to get to the point where we have some solutions. this ain't the end-all-be-all, but we feel that this is one of the things that inters

pointed out in your introduction, this particular chapter was opened up by fred hampton and the black panther they put this on the black agenda. today, we have made a lot of progress since then. today we have any ordinance in effect called empowering committees for public safety. on february 28, we are going to elect people to the police district councils. these are people, mainly working-class people, most are black and brown, and none are professional politicians. this is a very democratic grassroots movement most of these people are going to be holding the police accountable going forward. nothing like this has ever happened in u.s. history. it will be an history making event on february 28 when we elect these representatives to the district councils to hold the police accountable for what they do and don't do. juan: frank, if you could explain some of what the actual powers or responsibilities of these district community groups will be? i see that they have had enforcement or measures to directly hold the police accountable other than communicating with them on a regular basis. >> but the

, breathing new life into murals like this one honoring the women of the black panther party. >> thehe home itself is so beautiful, it is remarkable, but now there is another layer added on to it with his technology, and the ar. what has that expense been like for you to pull out your phone and see that? >> it is bananas that these women have existed for me as real people for a long time. and now, with damien and this mobile app in ar you can point your phone at these women and they come to life are you, and that to me is incredibly remarkable and exciting and beautiful. >> what was it like the first time you saw someone opening your app and able to use it to see art come to life? >> i am amazed every single time , amazed that it works, amazed that people use it amazed that artists use it. ♪ dan: that is so clever. ama: it is. dan: you can use the ar mobile app to animate when he five public art displays. ama: to be one of the first to experience the immersive walking tour, head to abc seven news.com. let's update the forecast now. sandy: yes, let's take a look at the changes coming

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working to create a black panther party history walking tour in oakland. life into bureaus like this one honoring the women of the black panther party. >> the art and home itself is so beautiful. it is remarkable. now there is another layer added onto it with damien's technology and the ar3 what has -- ar. what is that experience for you? >> is bananas. these women have existed for me as for a long time. now with damien, the app, you can point your phone at the women and they come to life are you. that to me is incredibly remarkable and exciting and beautiful. reporter: what was it like the first time he saw someone opening up your app to use it to see art come to life? >> i am amazed everything will time. i am amazed that it works. i am amazed that people use it. i am amazed that artists use it. kristen: you can use a black terminus ar app to animate 25 public art displays in oakland right now. to be one of the first to experience the immersive walking to her to our website and click on this -- our -- head to our walking -- website and click the link to t

the pop star will sing "lift me up" from black panther, wakanda forever, at the 95th academy awards on >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." reporting tonight from the "uss nimitz." >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. tonight we're broadcasting live aboard the "uss nimitz." and while we can't give you our exact location, we can tell you we are here in the western pacific ocean. we landed here just moments ago after boarding a c-2 greyhound in guam and landing on the deck of this massive aircraft carrier that stretches nearly 1,100 feet long. that's more than three football fields. and about this exact location on the ship, it's called vulture's row. it is a viewing platform high above the flight deck where the crew and others can observe the flight operations below. russia unleashed the lstng one n groundasion eurnce we've t repa d'agata anfr with cbs's david martin, takes an in-depth look at the billions of dollars in military aid for ukraine. >>> all

this troop visited the black panther museum while they work to earn a black lives matter badge. >> welcome. this is what i wanted to do to show up and the protest and rebellions. >> my mural is promoting black joy. >> when you see yourself reflected it is powerful. when you look at photographs and the people in the photographs look like you or people in your community, you are more drawn to that and more likely to absorb that information. >> rosa parks. >> i never knew what she looked like. >> we are still working on our black lives matter badge. >> she is a richman troop leader and her nine-year-old daughter is in the troop. >> we live in a world that is very challenging. there is joy and happiness, and we speak to that as well but also, we need to speak to the challenges. >> it helps her place yourself in a world that she comes from, a legacy, part of a movement of people who have been fighting just for her freedom. >> beautiful kings and queens, someone cares about you. somebody loves you and knows you can do great things. >> since it started more than 70 girls have finished radical mon

kumasi: today we are looking at the cofounder of the black panther party.obina: today is his birthday. he would have been 81. his life story has been shared by many people but nobody knows it quite like his widow. i sat down with her for a wide ranging interview about her late husband's life, the revolution he led and their love. it has become a short documentary for our original series. here is the trailer. ♪ >> we, usually they would be armed. >> there is no rational basis for considering him a hero. >> we collectively were strong. >> police do not know why newton was killed. it's clear that for his family, friends and enemies the memory of that man and party he founded will live on. >> his life was his struggle for people in need. >> i think of huey as a friend. >> there make him look like a gangster, but he was a brother. we know he was a fighter. >> i am heartbroken. but it was something that i always carried myself for. ♪ jobina: you can watch the entire documentary today on our streaming show at 7:00 a.m. you can also find it on the streaming platfor

we see this throughout history going back to the black panthers, malcolm x.he government working against our attempts to become a more liberated and a deeper part of this country. how can you get to any sort of liberation with the government working against you? how to be understand how to move forward if we don't understand the things that have happened? host: let me give you a few numbers -- the phone numbers for viewers to join the conversation. republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. the house is coming in edited cook a.m. eastern. we will go there -- is coming in at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we will go there for less coverage. a headline from the washington post, "as red states target black history lessons, blue states are embracing them. the lessons children are receiving are diverging in this country depending on where they live." what does that kind of approach lead us to in the decades to come? guest: it is hard to say where we are going to be in decades to come, but i don't think we should have two entirely separate

this troop visited the black panther museum while they worked to earn a black lives matter badge. >>se. this is what i wanted to do to show up in the rebellion. >> my mural is promoting black joy. >> where you are learning something where you see yourself reflected, it is powerful. you are looking at photographs and the people in the photographs look like you or people in your family or your community, you are more likely to absorb that information. >> do you know who that is? >> rosa parks. >> i never knew what she looked like. >> she's a richmond troop leader. her daughter is also in the troop. >> we live in a world that is very challenging. there is joy and happiness, we speak to that as well, but we also need to speak to the challenges. where she comes from a legacy, part of a movement of people fighting just for her freedom. >> my beautiful kings and queens, somebody cares about you. somebody loves you and knows you can do great things. >> since it started nearly 10 years ago, more than 70 girls have finished the radical monarchs program. many stay involved as mentors. >> it's b

this troop from richmond visited the black panther museum as they worked to earn a black lives in matter>> welcome to my house. this is what i wanted to do to show up in the protest. and in the rebellions. my mural is promoting black joy. when you are learning something where you see yourself reflected, it's powerful. when you are looking at photographs and people in the photograph look like you, or people in your family or your community, you are drawn to that and more likely to absorb that information. >> do you know who that is? >> rosa parks. >> i never knew what she looked like. >> yeah? >> we are still working on our black lives matter badge. reporter: anita is a troop leader. her nine-year-old daughter is in the troop. >> we live in a world that is really very challenging. there's joy and happiness, and we speak to that as well, but also we need to speak to the challenges. that helps hceerlf a rld where shlegacy, part of af people who have been fighting, just for her freedom. >> my beautiful queens and kings, someone cares about you, somebody loves you and knows you can do great t

this troop from richmond visited the black panther museum as they worked to earn a black lives in badgeou this is what i wanted to do to show up in the protest. my mural is promoting black joy. when you are learning something where you see yourself reflected, it's powerful. when you look at photographs and people in the photograph look like you, or people in your family or community, you are drawn to that and more likely to absorb that information. >> do you know what that is? >> rosa parks. >> i never knew what she looked like. >> we are still working on our black lives matter badge. reporter: anita is a troop leader and her nine-year-old daughter is in the troop. >> we are in a world that is very challenging. there's joy and happiness, we speak to that as well, but also we need to speak to the challenges. this helps her place herself in a world where she comes from, a legacy that is part of a movement of people who have been fighting, just for her freedom. >> my beautiful queens and ki ngs, somebody loves you and knows you can do great things. reporter: since it started nearly 10 year

stream black panther: wakanda forever now exclusively on disney+.rent company of abc7. i love the nam i love this film. i had a real good time watching it. drew: more people are going to have a real good time. kumasi: it is so good. angela bassett. that so. drew: this could help her. reggie: future academy award winner angela bassett. she was great. drew: to she have an oscar get? i feel like she does? reggie: i feel -- i don't feel like she does. i will look. kumasi: right now, she should have a collection. just think of all the, of all the -- reggie: what's love got to do with it? that soundtrack, i am still not over it. kumasi: definitely a good soundtrack. drew: here's a live look from our east bay hills camera. we have great visibility but it's another frosty start. it's chilly out there again but the mornings get a bit warmer as the week goes on. rain returns to the forecast on friday. we have a couple of showers to talk about, even for part of the weekend. that frost advisories in effect for all areas, shaded in blue on our map. 30's currentl

the town is deeply rooted through the social movement of the black panther party. we have many events set up, not for only the local community but the national and international community to experience the town. starting with february 5 with several festivities in the and. >> it is important to get together and have community and have these events for visibility and conversation. how do you think the tone will change some of those conversations? >> i strongly believe that we need to set events are opportunities to start. on february 5 in oakland, it is the lunar new year and black history month community celebration. i take a lot of pride in it. it is not only black history month but seeing asian black communities come together with great dialogue and celebration. >> we know you have events for involved. ll can get imrtt thatwe gros so we can contribute to the overall conversation. >> one of my favorite celebrations is the black joy parade happening february 26. it is free and family-friendly. celebrating the black experience, past present and future. i attended la

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things >> over talk a bit too about the black panther party. i want to make sure understand. black counter party it had woman and as part of it. it was -- woman played integral role part of. that is that also part of your group, or woman separate, is what's the situation there? >> no, absolutely. the recent videos that a lot of people, missy they may see the brothers out in the community you know, protecting the sisters, the kids, the elders, you know that's just our part. but we have 17 different programs. just like the plaque back the party, -- the party was predominantly black, women the same thing with organization. we've got very brilliant black women all across the country, within our organization helping pushing programs. we have programs for financial literacy to mental health to conflict revolution resolution which is one of our biggest programs. make sure we are understanding how to resolve conflict. particularly we're talking about in school with kids and the uptick of, you know, crime against kids on kids. conflict resolution is huge. but we do a lot in our commun

the "black panther" party as an example. >>> over the bay bridge a man suspected of arm robbery is in police custody. police arrived at 26th and mission around 1:30 to find a man robbed and assaulted. he was taken to a nearby hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. officers found a car matching his description. the driver attempted to flee, lost control of the vehicle and crashed at vernal heights and parker. >>> the tesla drive accused of driving his family off a cliff is expected in court. patel will be in court this afternoon and is set to enter a flee to attempted murder and domestic violence charges. it's a miracle that his family of four survived a plunge in january. based on videos and witness statements the pasadena doctor deliberately drove the car off the cliff. there is no indication that the tesla malfunctioned. >>> a mild but warm day for us in the bay area. we are talking about winter conditions but die time highs are five above average throughout the bay area. in the upper 060s for our friends near concord, pleasanton and up in the north bay. cooler conditions on t

amy: if you can talk about the black panthers in palo alto, this history of california capitalism inworld? >> the black panthers, as a bay area focused or located primarily most important communist party and the american postwar period, have a huge effect not just on the bay area and not just on the country itself, but on the whole world. this question of why is california a hotspot in the history of anticolonial revolt and in the 20th century asks us to consider california natural global historical context as opposed to just part of national history. the panthers signal something important about that. amy: i want to thank you, malcolm harris, journalist and author of "palo alto: a history of california, capitalism, and the world." coming up, we look at a new bipartisan push to finally ratify t equal rights amendment a half-century after it was passed. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we look now at what may be a historic next step in the push to codify gender equality in the u.s. constitution. th

she has been in congress 25 years and emphasized her involvement with the black panthers and her antiwar stance at 9/11. >> the struggle for justice is not a job. but it's a calling. it really is a calling. which brings me to the second reason that i'm here today. to answer another call. >> the news is not so good for her in the early stages of the campaign. lee with just 6% of the vote. representatives adam schiff and katie porter are well ahead. both with 20%. but 39% of voters are undecided. >>> still ahead, the cost of living in the bay area is tough on everyone. that is especially true for local artists. the program giving them a chance to let their talent shine. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> in napa county, a fire destroyed nearly two dozen boats docked at lake bar is baryesssa. no word on how that got started. >>> during black history month, we are recognizing people making a difference in their communities. >> and today, we focus on organizationizations dealing with the sky high cost of living. >> our kenny choi in

story -- it's about an all woman army, and that same army is the inspiration for the army in "black pantherf chadwick boseman, and i cried, but i very much enjoyed it, and i very much hope that angela bassett walks away with an oscar for that one too. >> so you cried. you threw jabs, you did all the things watching movies. >> i do. that is me. i feel like there should be a camera. if i do go, i'm very -- i feel like as a crowd we're one big happy family. but both of those definitely favorites, have to watch. >> next for some '90s nost you have three pict ver t gun >> yes, okay, eeke a his ming like, i remember that.well,nde' movies, you got to get back into the movies. "cinderella," brandy as cinderella, our first black cinderella. you know, whitney houston, hearing -- just seeing whitney again and being able to hear her and hear her music, you know, the casting in this is very diverse and also very incredible and that is a hands down one of my favorites. if you want some nostalgia, you definitely need to go back and binge that. i have to say this, "good burger." home of the good burger. >>

app's proudest achievements is establishing the people's house here at the historic site of the black panthers headquarters in west oakland. what does black e t? >> first of all. 28 days or every was one. 29 days is no one. there. well, enough to celebrate black history is almost offensive. >> other rule that like just be happy. you got to look yeah, because i'm not the kind the girl. >> in oakland haaziq kron. 4 news. kron 4 is honoring black history through the end of february. tune in this month when pam moore will host our special honoring black history. >> sharing our stories airs thursday night, february 23rd 6.30. >> whether time now as we get a live look outside here, san francisco's embarcadero where the cruise ship as posted up on kind of a cloudy for a weather. check up. we're going go to doctor lawrence karnow. yeah, guys, they have been moving out of it sticking why not? i mean, the weather here last few days been very nice. lot of sunshine out there. we'll see more of that and even warmer temperatures. i think by tomorrow afternoon, really kind of feel like spring outside of that

he was a leading member of the baltimore chapter of the black panthers.e was convicted in 1971 of killing baltimore police officer donald sager the previous year. but eddie conway maintained his innocence, saying he was set up. for years, conway's supporters campaigned for him to be pardoned. he was released from prison in 2014 after serving 44 years. to see our interviews with eddie conway, visit our website democracynow.org. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show looking at u.s.-china relations 10 days after the u.s. shot down a suspected high-altitude chinese surveillance balloon off the coast of south carolina after it had flown across alaska, canada, and then across the united states. according to the u.s. military's northern command, divers crews have been able to recov

mossadegh with the return of his brother to the throne, who was famous in the field of black panther and iran . from father's inheritance including 300 thousand dollars and grass and about one million square meters of land near many real estates in gorgan and kermanshah from the second half of the 1320s, after examining the economic power and acquiring wealth, the report was appointed to the position of deputy supreme superintendent of the imperial organization of social services, and officially became a state official in now, this organization apparently took over a lot of company and benefited from it a lot for people because he was fascinated by the french style of life and the traditional freedoms of women there, to establish women's fashion exhibitions , to call mannequins to iran on the basis of gambling houses and works. royal babolsar ramsar and later with bringing a plastic surgeon from france to fix the facial defects of mrs. hajian and the courtiers was paid along with having fun or communicating with famous men . the state budget was imposed to such an extent that mohamma

focuses on ways that actavis has uplifted the communities and challenged the government with the black panther party as an example. >>> starting today, residents now get a 25% discount at the zoo. it is the official launch of the discount on zoo admission. this comes after ballot measure why past with 63% of the vote. funding will also go toward upgrading facilities and providing more educational opportunities to local youth. >>> enin is next we s.nu ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the final hours of the urgent search and rescue operation from that earthquake in syria and turkey, now the world's deadliest earthquake in more than a decade. the anguish. the anger and frustration mount as the death toll soars. the emotional moments, as children are pulled from the rubble. cbs's chris livesay speaks with families desperate to find their loved ones. a cbs news exclusive. after the military recovers parts of the chinese spy balloon, we hear from the defense secretary for the first time. president biden hits the road today, courting blue-collar voters in wisconsin after an eventful state of the union address.

rana's next tv gig is in just 2 performer oscar nominated song lift me up from black panther wakanda forever. that will be on march. 12th. coming up next. in sports, warriors had no staff, no green, no tonight against the rockets and klay thompson said. >> no problem. aaron wilson will show us how clay was a one man wrecking crew tonight at chase. >> newly released video shows the inside of a lake worth texas bar where investigators say the bartender served the customer 8 double vodka cocktails in less than 3 hours. that bartender now being charged for over serving. this happened back in november of 2021, the video just being released. the customer left jump behind the wheel of a car ran a red light slamming into an off-duty police detective and his family killing the detective. the suspect ran from the crash site and areas he was grabbed by a good samaritan who had seen the crash. the driver was later sentenced to 15 years in prison. the bartender is facing up to a year in jail for over serving alcohol. the nonprofit much phil and san francisco is known and loved for giving senior d

newton, co-founder of the black panther party.nchor shares her conversation with his widow frederica about his life, the revolution he led and their love. join us for those stories and more on bay area streaming tv. ama: download the abc 7 app for more will call news with karina right now. dan: and if you're watching us on television, "world news tonight with david muir" is next. ama: we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. five former memphis police officers pleading not guilty for the killing of tyre nichols. >>> and breaking news right here in new york city -- at least 20 firefighters injured when part of a building collapsed. >>> but first, that emotional day in court, those five former memphis police officers pleading not guilty to second-degree murder and other charges, accused of viciously beating tyre nichols, who died in the hospital three days later. that disturbing body camera video shows how the violence escalated after a traffic stop near tyre's home. nichols' mother

she's set to sing her nominated song "lift me up" from "black panther: wakanda forever."ght after headlining the super bowl halftime show earlier this month. >>> and we're getting a look at robert de niro's new comedy, and a treat for "survivor" fans. dina demetrius has your "eye on entertainment" report. ♪ >>> my father has an old italian saying -- family isn't one important thing, it's everything. >> reporter: robert de niro plays a recently widowed dad who's brought along on a trip to meet his son's fiancee's family in "about my father." >> hello. >> what are you doing? >> serenading her pet peacock. i love you. >> these people are strange. >> reporter: the wnd t intoulture cla comedian sebastian maniscalco stars as the son. thrsiadaweekend. >>> welcome to "survivor 44." >> reporter: go inside the latest episode and behind the scenes of "survivor" with host jeff probst in the new podcast "on fire with jeff probst." it debuts march 1st following the premiere of "survivor's" 44th season on all podcast platforms. new episodes air each wednesday after "survivor" airs on cb

plus we'll tell you about the project using augmented reality to share the history of the black pantherty in oakland. join us for those stories and more at 5:30 on bay area streaming tv. dan: download the abc 7 app or head to abc7news.com for more local news right now. ama: if you're watching us on tv, "world news tonight" is up next. thank you for watching. dan: as always we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >>> tonight, president biden addressing the nation about the downing of four objects over the u.s. and canada, including the chinese spy balloon shot down off the coast of south carolina. the president under growing p

. ♪ black panther wakonda forever soundtrack.s nominated for best original song, marking her first oscar nomination. dan: we are 16 days away from the oscars. you can see who wins live on sunday, march 12 at 5:00 p.m.. ama: thank you so much for watching. dan: for all of us, we appreciate your time. have a great weekend. right now, some guy named tom cruise. ama: >>>. >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- tom cruise, camila morrone, and music from walk off the earth. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. very nice. welcome. appreciate that. hi, guys. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. [ cheers and applause ] thanks for watching. thank you for joining us here at our wet headquarters in hollywood. you can feel the electricity in the air, you canee

rihanna: ♪ lift me ama: of course, she is set to perform "lift me up," from the "black panther: waucondaorever" soundtrack. dan: you can watch the oscars live sunday, march 12, at 5:00 p.m. only here on abc 7. let's go to abc 7 anchor karina nova for a look at what is coming up at five: 30. karina: today's weather was quite a site and experience for many of us in the bay area, but there is more to come this weekend and when you can expect more wind, cold, and rain over the next few days. plus, abc 7 is elevating black history month it we will introduce you to dorothy lay thin. she may be 80 over 80 list as a teacher, principal, and so much more. join us for those stories and so much more at 5:30. dan: we will, karina, thank you. ama: you can download the abc 7 app. or head to abc7news.com. dan: do that, or watching us on tv, abc news with dan next. ama: we will see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the abc news exclusive. my interview a short time ago at the white house, one-on-one with president biden on the war in ukraine, now one year into this war. the president tonight on russia, china, and

disney pluses celebrating the start of black history month with their streaming debut of black pantherakonda forever. ♪ is nominated for five oscars including angela bassett for best supporting actress. you can stream it now exclusively on disney plus. dan: moving on. after running out of quarterbacks on sunday, it's a question we are all wondering. ama: who starts for the 49ers last year? larry beil is here with sports. larry: tom brady would have been so intriguing. he won't be in red and gold next year. will it be brock, trey, jimmy? listen, i'm done settling. because this is my secret. i put it on once, no more touch ups! secret had ph balancing minerals; and it helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. so pull it in close. secret works. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. larry: the 49ers addressing their own quarterback means. kyle shanahan visibly frustrated with all the questions. >> is there a scenario where y

disney pluses celebrating the start of black history month with their streaming debut of black pantherakonda forever. ♪ is nominated for five oscars including angela bassett for best supporting actress. you can stream it now exclusively on disney plus. dan: moving on. after running out of quarterbacks on sunday, it's a question we are all wondering. ama: who starts for the 49ers last year? larry beil is here with sports. larry: tom brady would have been so intriguing. he won't be in red and gold next year. will it be brock, trey, jimmy? qu larry: the 49ers addressing their own quarterback means. kyle shanahan visibly frustrated with all the questions. >> is there a scenario where you can see jimmy being back in what would that look like? >> i don't see any scenario. larry: a bit cold. brock purdy still talking with the doctors about whether he needs surgery to repair his elbow. a six month timeline would mean he would be good to go for training camp. trey lance, two procedures on his broken ankle. should be ready to go for ota's in the spring. here is shanahan on the cornerbacks. >> i

" costume from the film. >> reporter: from the "black panther" to captain nemo's porthole where you canlery changes from daytime to nighttime, and so you get to experience the park in its two magical ways. this is literally a love letter back to the audience to thank them for everything they've done for us over the years. >> oh, boy. >> reporter: disney 100, the exhibition, opens up this saturday right here at the franklin institute in philadel drew: i am drew tuma with your accuweather forecast and after a chilly morning it is a bright and mild afternoon. the accuweather 7-day forecast but another truly is chilly start tomorrow. >>> now we have a look at the second season of my emmy award winning -- that didn't sound -- [ laughter ] my -- >> emmy award winning show produced by robin. >> yes. >> what's it called, robin? [ laughter ] >> you don't say. you don't say. >> i got to admit. that was bad. [ laughter ] hey, i got to sit down with incredible groundbreaking women who get very personal sharing their unique stories. take a look. >> where shall we start? i see fearless women right he

. ♪ black panther wakonda forever soundtrack.for best original song, marking her first oscar nomination. dan: we are 16 days away from the oscars. you can see who wins live on sunday, march 12 at 5:00 p.m.. ama: thank you so much for watching. dan: for all of us, we appreciate your time. have a great weekend. right now, some guy named tom cruise. ama: have a good night. have a great weekend. time for downy mcbride to go to work. ya'll gotta sniff this stuff! ♪ woop woop! ♪ whooo! smells great, downy! ♪ ugh, cul de sacs. downy unstopables. you gotta sniff it to believe it. >> hey, bay area, it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. thisbo good fd odiving. ♪ on today's show, a unique way to ride... >> we're ready! >> [ hums ] we ready. >> ...a community living room... >> this is almost like an indoor, small, like, version of a park. >> ...a micro food hall... >> you can get uniquely different food from each of these brands cooked fresh eve

angela bassett has been taking all the awards thus far for her supporting role in black panther wakanda forever. yeah, of all the love and support this. >> you know that i feel coming my way the oscars will take place march. 12th live from hollywood with your entertainment report. i'm doug kolk. >> all right. hey, well, if you are going to be outside, maybe don't know when you watch a few things we're celebrating today. we need to know what the weather is going to be like. clear skies really fog yesterday. >> yeah, this morning, really. we are looking at clear skies, but it's it's going to be a colder day. so if you're heading outside keep the move in or bundle that because you're going to chilly. otherwise, look at this pretty breezy out there appear 15 got the flag moving around and that steady wind that's pushing in across the bay this morning. what we are going to see is definitely some changes today from yesterday. first to know all that snow right up along the oregon border. this energy is going to shift further southward today. and although our chances of rainfall are fairly slim

they did the same thing with the black panther. is it as good as the first one? it. it's probably what they've been looking for. and it's definitely a form of escapism, and really well done. great characters, good acting, and i think they will be surprised with this marvel film. she definitely makes it sound good. that is it for me. you are watching bbc news. hello. storm otto was the dominant force in our weather on friday. it brought some very strong and gusty winds to the northern half of the uk. a gust of 83 miles per hour on the coast of aberdeenshire. but further south, it was all about mild weather. temperatures at pershore in worcestershire got above 17 celsius, unusually mild for this point in february. that curl of cloud there on the satellite picture, that was storm otto, now quickly moving away eastwards. this is our next weather system that's been bringing some rain and indeed some snow in places through the night. ice likely to affect some parts of scotland as we start saturday morning. but much of the rain pulling away eastwards. a lot of dry weath