brad pitt. >> i see that, no problem. obviously for me, brad pitt. >> is very versatile. >> can do anything he could do a middle woman. >> i want brad pitt to play me i see lorraine bronco. because you said therapistand i thought sopranos . >> if brad pitt is busy, called lorraine. >> the rain bracco bought a restaurant in italy. >> isn't that what everyone's doing now westernmark . >> have you seen the stanley kiki one? talk about things people are watching during covid. i love stanley tucci but it's stanley driving around italy going to these incredible places and eating wherever he goes. they get into the world best italian food. the whole thing, every episode is stanley going all my god. i could do that. i could go over there, eat that food. i would weigh 800 pounds. but i can do that. >> this is the dream job. he is living the dream. i want that. i want that job. >> i don't know whether to be envious and enjoy it or hate him and not want to watch. i'm sitting here eating doritos out of theback . >> i haven't been abl

her humor on full display last night, accepting from brad pitt. >> mr. n sense of humor, just as it was in "minari." so many history-making performances this year. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> johnson & johnson is once again an option in the vaccination effort, however, there is another case of someone getting a clot. this time, it is a man. >>> we are seeing sins like this all over the bay area, is it apathy, or hesitancy? >>> a northbay neighborhood is still feeling helpless, helples why some say this highlights a much bigger issue in the pandemic, abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >>> more than 11.6 million californians are fully vaccinated against coronavirus. this needs to double the the th to get to herd immunity. there are a few things that could trip up the race to vaccinate. good evening, i am on the dates. >>> we are expecting the cdc to update guidelines tomorrow for wearing masks outside. the announcement will likely come from president biden. ro

brad pitt's production company produced the movie.was that moment where, you know, she had heard about brad pitt, he produced the movie and she's fan girling with him. flirting a little bit. they walked off stage together and there's photos of the two of them. she has her arm in his. it was sweet. i think everybody wants to see more of her. she was great. >> absolutely. and regina king who is amazing starting off the show with the powerful moment. listen. >> if things had gone differently this past week in minneapolis, i might have traded in my heels for marching boots. [ applause ] now i know that a lot of you people at home want to reach for your remote when you feel like hollywood is preaching to you, but as a mother of a black son, i know the fear that so many live with and no amount of fame or fortune changes that. >> how political did the show get this year? >> it did get political. there were references to the derek chauvin trial. daniel kulia thanked fred hampton. many teem talked about the issues we've had with race and socia

brad pitt, nice to meet you. >> revealing backstage that shooting the movie was a far cry from brad pittr is just terrible thing. >> but that hustle paid off just like it did for her, who's now halfway to egot status after winning best original song. >> it feels crazy to be winning it together. we are speechless. i still don't believe i'm here right now. >> and tyler perry revealing his inspiration for that emotional speech after being awarded the gene herschel humanitarian award. >> i'm hoping that we can just lay aside a lot of the partisanship and meet in the middle and find common ground. that's what i'm hoping for. for my son, for your kids, for everybody's kids. >> that was an amazing speech there. although there aren't any official after parties, don't feel too bad for everybody. the nominees in the big five categories will go home with swag bags worth a staggering $205,000. >> not bad at all. also not bad that tux you have on there. >> thank you very much. a little bow tie action on a monday morning. >> how about tyler perry, refusing hate daily. >> refusing hate daily. what a gr

annabelle: while brad pitt is busy, lorraine would be good.dave: lorraine ran a restaurant in italy i believe. >> i think she will do a netflix, and that what everybody is doing now predict. dave: have you seen the one that like talk about things people are watching during covid-19. i love that. watch the show is driving around italy and going these incredible places and eating wherever he goes, they get in the world's best italian food. the whole thing every episode is him saying oh my god, i could do that. we need that food. in a way more. but i could do that. >> that is a dream job. living the dream party to i want that. it i want that job. >> i don't know whether to be envious and enjoy it or hate him. because i am sitting here in a meeting doritos out of the bag that has no end. annabelle: i haven't watched it because i hate him. dave: everybody watches that come immediately in order to eat pizza or goes into the refrigerator pretty because your home. if you like oh my god, he's indicate. like cheese in your like eating chips. our papa jo

. >> we got to talk about brad pitt. >> right after their big moments.hat was behind this howl center stage. it all starts now, and look who's saying -- >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. ♪ dynamite ♪ >>> good morning, tyler, and good morning, america. hope you had a wonderful weekend. what a memorable night. loved seeing regina king, how she kicked things off last night. >> great strut. great speech as well. we will have the highlights from the oscars coming up. >>> we're also covering the news with president biden gearing up for his first address to congress, just ahead of his 100th day in office. >>> and as the johnson & johnson starts being administered here in the u.s. again after that temporary pause, there's a new crisis overseas with covid. we'll have more with that ahead. >>> but we start with hollywood's biggest night. janai norman has been there all weekend looking good on the red carpet and she joins us again this morning. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning, robin. one way to start the mo

ben stiller, brad pitt? which one?brad pitt, of course. >> if anybody out there doesn't know that you want jeopardy, they've been sleeping late. >> who did you pick to win the whole tournament? and you would have said -- >> the orlando blooms. >> congratulations on your new job, mom. we're so excited for you. >> and so excited to go out to dinner on sundays and watch movies. >> and you'll finally be able to sleep in. >> and i know you're most looking forward to this. you'll finally be able to wait on me hand and foot in the morning before school. so we love you. >> yes. >> and we're very happy for you. >> my gosh. that's beautiful. that was beautiful. what a tribute, you guys. thank you so much. i mean, when i look back at all the things we've accomplished over these years, it's just the crowning moment of my career. i mean, this has been a true career highlight. >> look, you were so good at what you do. you are so good at what you do. you're also just good, period. but you are so good at what you do and seeing it all

they said things like starring reese witherspoon and brad pitt. they were presenters and guests at the ceremony tonight. so it's a very different look, very different. feel they've set up union station in downtown los angeles has a very intimate romantic dimly lit dinner theater type of a venue type of atmosphere. so it feels very small. like i said, intimate, it's probably similar to the original oscars. 93 years ago on a very small scale, but they're doing this, of course, because of the pandemic, they have to be very careful. we've heard they've been rotating guess in and out throughout the night. different folks have been coming in and going out. they've gone through a very strict screening process with covid testing even if they're vaccinated, they're checking their temperatures. they have to wear their masks for much of the time other than when they're on camera. so they're following all of these safety protocols. very few members of the media are there tonight. that's why we are here at your sister station ktla, which we have transformed he

igual tendrÁn varios presentadores, es lo mÁs esperado, se habla de brad pitt, senda ya, brit .es complica el uso de la tecnologÍa, como le pasÓ a jame fonda. ♪ >> este tipo de cosas pasan mucho, no estÁn usando la tecnologÍa y no estÁs tan acostumbrado a hacer estos enlaces. las alfombras rojas son el sello de esta premiaciÓn, no es mucho dinero en joyas, en diseÑadores. por un vestido como este que usÓ jlo en una alfombra roja, se inventÓ google images. todo el mundo que saber de este vestido, el vestido banco de dior, que usÓ en 2003, causa de muchos memes, con el cual se atorÓ y se cayÓ cuando iba a recibir su premio. carolina: gracias por toda esa informaciÓn, quÉ emocionante poder volver a ver esa alfombra, y los famosos con vestidos elegantes. yo por ahora sigo desde casa viÉndolos. borja: tenÍas un punto, como la intimidad, pero allÍ estaremos. gracias. este fin de semana hay fÚtbol en univisiÓn. el clÁsico tapatÍo entre atlas y chivas, seguido del partido entre tigres y rayados. el toluca recibe al amÉrica, todo el fÚtbol que te puedes imaginar en vivo por univisiÓn y t

uno de los momentos mÁs emotivos fue cuando brad pitt anunciÓ el premio a mejor actriz de reparto, quien academia. Ésto rompiÓ con una tradiciÓn de 50 aÑos que siempre se roba con el premio a la mejor pelÍcula el actor no estuvo presente pero Ésta maÑana mandÓ un mensaje agradeciendo y dedicando el premio al fallecidochano will ottoman con quien competÍa en la nominaciÓn y muchos pensaban que ganarÍa. escuchemos. (hablan en ingles) >> dentro de los mejores momentos no podemos dejar a mencionar a glenn close, se convirtiÓ en la reina de la noche con Éste baile que le puso el toque divertido sin duda a la noche. aquÍ un resumen de lo que pasÓ ayer en la gala nÚmero 93. carolina: gracias por esa informaciÓn. carros de bomberos pasan frente a la casa de una niÑa de 12 aÑos en nueva york y no responden a una emergencia,hacen realidad el sueÑo de la pequeÑa kelly quien sufre de una pequeÑa aficiÓn cardiaca. borja: la >> hay preocupaciÓn por parte de autoridades mÉdicas ya que muchos ando por no acudir a su segunda dosis de la vacuna. >> Últimos dÍas para pedir la ayuda estatal para inquilinos

that the guy, nice man, beautiful, make the movie fighting club -- >> brad pitt?ry nice with me. one day, don't see me long time, "yehya, how you been?" crazy. probably got picture of me, he's so nice. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: were you running alongside his truck when you took his photo? [ laughter ] >> actually, he give the valet the money, i stand next to car. he tell me, got picture? i say, one more. you know me, i love to take a picture. >> jimmy: great story, you've got to write a book. [ laughter ] the next celebrity is this gentleman. you know this guy. >> oh, that the gentleman, the guy, he control usa, american. >> barack obama. >> no. not african-american. >> joe biden? >> jimmy: not joe biden, not barack obama. >> one before obama -- >> george bush. >> jimmy: no. >> not george bush. >> jimmy: that was a bad clue, yehya. go ahead, corinne? >> bill clinton. >> that is right, corinne! [ applause ] >> super nice with me, you know me, jimmy, you tell them. he's parked the car for me here, he signed my picture, i'm with him. >> maybe he thought you were hosni m

. >> hi there, vicki and grant brad pitt, halle berry reese ends among the presenters will see, but whol win. well, eat. he's breaking down 2 of the night's biggest categories. best actor and best actress. >> have you gotten used to hearing what can be more nominee have. >> it come along and are already won a globe for the united states versus billie holiday is her oscar next. she'll have to beat the knesset kirby 2 time oscar winner frances mcdormand and previous best actress nominee carey mulligan is it just as exciting every time to get recognized its own icing beneath because it was so, you know, this isn't. >> smooth film to this to be recognized, you know, in these ways is really that. >> viola davis rounds out the category for ma rainey's black bottom. coast are the late chadwick boseman the best actor nominees. he already won the globe a sag award and critics choice award chadwick was absolutely someone who felt like he was walking to the world with just a halo around him. it one in million gazillion. >> ilene out the best actor category is sound of metals. riz ahmed gary oldman

. >> reporter: brad pitt announced the supporting actress winner. the actress beat out glenn close. >> for the first time ever almost half the acting nominees were people of color. the highly awaited austin for best picture went to nomad land. frances mcdormand won best actress and the ceremony featured appearances from nominees around the world. before the ceremony began the stars got to shine on a scaled- back socially distant red carpet. >>> it was tears of joy in southern california. why these long-lost siblings are sharing their reunion decades in the making. >>> the story of an incredible reunion. more than 30 years in the making. >> a woman who was abandoned as a baby reunited with her siblings. there were a lot of happy tears when they connected at this los angeles park earlier today. she was just a baby when she was left wrapped in a blanket in a bush in 1990. she was found and adopted and now that she is older, she decided to do a dna search. she found half siblings on the father's side. >> i don't know what she has been through. i did not

you were played over the last 12 months by brad pitt on "snl." by kate mckinnon on "snl.". let's take a look. >> what about the post offices >> we've given each post office some baby wipes and a dust buster [ laughter ] >> but what about the contaminated buildings in new york are they safe? >> i don't know lady [ laughter ] i haven't been in new york in weeks. you think i'm crazy? [ laughter ] >> seth: now, dr. fauci, i guess it probably is never good for the rest of us when you're being portrayed on "saturday night live." is that safe >> that is true. when i'm on "saturday night live," it's not good news for the health of the country. >> seth: i love chris kattan a great deal, but i would imagine, in so far the people who played you, brad pitt was probably the highlight? >> yeah. well -- well, he definitely was. he did a really good job, but mckinnon was also spectacular. she's really amazing i like them both both of them >> seth: you -- you grew up in brooklyn, and your family owned pharmacy in brooklyn can you tell me a little bit about how early did your parents have y

gregory pack was the brad pitt of the 19 fifties and sixties he starred alongside adrià burning romanholidays in 153 and in 1962 pack won an oscar for his performance as atticus finch in the adaptation of the cult american novel ought to kill a mockingbird but the sex symbol and alias star was still an unknown actor back in the $940.00 s. he's debut role in hollywood was as a solvent partisan later named lattimer or a surrogate for you. a day. like in any type of inspire a new diminished of gold if that are met over and leave then it would be lessened that soul a syria but with a propaganda but also it's you've got to remember your your part not. we had to change america thinking about the soviets and we did so successfully it wasn't only hollywood that participated in the campaign to improve the soviet union image leading newspapers and magazines were also involved here for example is what the american media wrote about lattimer lenin in those years well you know doesn't buy chortle to the greatest level of more little time. somebody's mere lists you want spacek still sort of need al

crypt landed in the hands of producer christina oh, a fellow korean-american who's partners include brad pittdi gardner and jeremy garner at plan b. >> it's like the power of his script. we read it and were so moved. >> reporter: what makes it so powerful? >> feeling like oh my god, somebody understands how i grew up. from like the grandmother visiting and bringing like bags of korean spices and dried anchovies. i've had a lot of people reach out to me and my grandmother was the exact same way. just replace the dried anchovies with x. >> reporter: oh also insisted the korean dialogue stay in the script. and with that green light, oh and chung hit the ground running, scrambling to start production in three months. >> we had less than $2 million. there is something about making something with very little money and very little time. you're there because you love the material. because by no means did anyone get any sort of payday on this. >> reporter: the film was shot in 25 days under the hot tulsa, oklahoma summer sun, much to the distress of its biggest star. >> your first day, the ac went out

>> although schwarzenegger said it is early and we could see someone get in the race, a clooney, brad pitt, meghan markle, as political reporters were saying, "go for it! you give >> please jump in. >> a little drama to jump in. >>> vp kamala harris has been working on the immigration crisis. what would that look like, especially for us here in california? >> it is the ughest of assignments and what makes it tougher for her is a couple things. number one, let's remember, she has limited foreign-policy experience. she was a senator for about four years, three years, really. and one of those years mac running for president. she does not have as much overseas, diplomatic experience. this will be a little learning on the job for her. the other thing, she disagrees with biden on some immigration policy. let's look at title 42, for example, and i wrote about this about a week or so ago. it said title 42, it is the public policy, public health provision that donald trump used to close the border. and so part of that has been rescinded, but not all of it. it is still being used to get adult migran

t, you are all - >> reporter: she accepted her award from brad pitt, sporting about five-eighths of a chloe zhao becoming the first woman of color to win best director. [ speaking foreign language ] >> people at birth are inherently good. >> reporter: in another historic first, the team from "ma rainey's black bottom" became the first black women to win an award for hair and makeup. one-half of egot status for her after picking up an award for best original song. lucky number three for actress frances mcdormand is only one oscar behind katherine hepburn. frances also went full-on werewolf for six seconds. [ howling ] glenn close has now lost eight times at the academy awards tying the record for most losses without a single win, but she did twerk for seven incredible seconds. at o antnyop officially st per oscar after winning best actor for his work in "the father." >> thank you, will. one more number. zendaya wore $6 million in diamonds. beautiful. more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer me

screen movie going experience luminaries such as angela bassett harrison ford regina king rita moreno brad pitt, reese witherspoon and send joined the party. best supporting actress nominee for hillbilly elegy. glenn close. >> lost her chance for oscar gold for an 8th time. but many say she won the night breaking out to shake her. and in a surprise turn the late chadwick boseman did not win a posthumous best actor award for ma rainey's black bottom. instead the best actor academy. gold went to british powerhouse. sir anthony hopkins for his turn in the father as a man who refuses all assistance from his daughter as he ages. >> though. no. but my loved one who they could should go whom reporting in hollywood. i'm chris wolfe. coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news. we're going to head to the south bay to see what it was like for fans and players. >> as the earthquakes. welcome fans back to their stadium. >> when the south bay a big step towards getting back to normal. the san jose earthquakes home opener was the county's first event with fans since the pandemic began kron. 4 sports repo

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a rabid fan of brad pitt but never got to meet him during the film which she helped to executive produce the daniel the british actor daniel kalua won the best supporting actor ward for judas and the black messiah the british director emerald fend won the oscar for best original screenplay for promising young woman which is sort of me to tale of revenge and and an anger and. the best international feature was won by another round to z. film from denmark and the ceremonies are obviously scaled back for the pandemic the red carpet downsized everyone socially distance lots of covert testing and so forth and so on but as a production i would say the show has not suffered from any of that it's been moving right along which is kind of a relief for many of us who have watched the oscars over the years and a little less than say 45 minutes to half an hour left to go and we will in that time period by the time i get back to you come all for our next live performance here will be able to tell you who is one the best actress best actor and of course best picture a live performance but you're not we

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