jane campion. ..and best picture. the power of the dog.dicted from the moment campion won a silver lion at last year's venice film festival. we were just so excited that so many people could get our movie, because i think it's quite a courageous kind of film, isn't it? it's a little bit of a mystery, as you know, and you see, very strong piece, so i found that very exciting. campion brings delicacy and subtlety to the story of phil, played by benedict cumberbatch, a rancher in 1920s montana who displays rough cruelty to his brother's new wife, rose, played by kirsten dunst... ..and herson, played by kodi smit—mcphee. now get us some food. it's bought best actor and best supporting actor nominations for all the main cast. told you i'd teach you. but they all cite campion, who won the 1993 cannes palme d'or and best original screenplay oscarfor the film the piano... can you hear me? ..as the reason they got involved. i was terrified of meeting jane. you know, she was coming with all the respect i have for her iconic work and her presence in

and also, if i was campion i wouldn't want to be challenging the william sisters to anything.e competitors. yeah, knowing them they will start learning to direct movies and go on to win next year's oscars in straight sets. and because of the backlash, because of the backlash jane campion apologized today because obviously she felt bad. she wasn't trying to hurt anybody. if i am honest, i don't sthi she meant anything nefarious, she was trying to tell a joke t landed weird. you almost wish someone could have intercepted her right before she said that line. you know, where is kayne when you tilely need him, tilely, don't answer that. all right, that is it it for the headlines but don't go away, because when we come back we're going to bring you all the latest from the war in ukraine. and spoiler alert, it's still bad. so don't. >> he guess i'm unretiring, so-- . >> trevor: oh. >> you-- i love to have my job back. >> trevor: well, but you were retired though. >> but i would like to unretire because i was retiring to hear what you had to say about me and you didn't-- it teamed lik

we knew thatjane campion was going to win, we knew that.a would thought that of course troy kotsurfrom coda would be thought that of course troy kotsur from coda would be the first deaf male to win for best supporting actor in a role so we were not surprised about that and we also thought that will smith would win so so far, i don't think there has been any real surprises. i think the surprises have been the show itself and not necessarily the people who have one. tell me about the _ people who have one. tell me about the show, _ people who have one. tell me about the show, briefly, - people who have one. tell me about the show, briefly, apartj about the show, briefly, apart from the punch and expletive and he is from will smith, there was obviously a lot of focus about making it more watchable and appealing —— tears, has will packer hit the market? i tears, has will packer hit the market? ~ , ., , tears, has will packer hit the market? ~ ,., , ., market? i think so, he put in a lot of fan _ market? i think so, he put in a lot of fan favour

he lost out, instead collecting the directing award on jane campion�*s behalf.d like... oh, no, dammit, that's my speech. whoops! laughter. you don't lose to will smith, you win being in his company. so what do you think? will smith was not at the ceremony to pick up his best actor gong for his role as the father of tennis stars venus and serena williams in king richard. it is the first time he has won a bafta. another first was joanna scanlon, who beat lady gaga and others for best actress in after love, playing a muslim convert uncovering her dead husband's secrets. we have to thank bafta. we have to thank the bbc, bfi, lottery, for making small films get made. thank you. with these awards celebrating small and big films, best supporting actress went to ariana debose for her energetic and moving portrayal of anita in west side story. speaking after the ceremony, she was asked about a baftas set against the backdrop of the war in ukraine. we still have to celebrate life, we celebrate the beauty of it but we also acknowledge how trying these times are, and at th

awards — if ari wegner wins the statuette for best cinematographer, for her stunning work onjane campionominated in the category — and she's in the running for an oscar two weeks later. she's been speaking to our culture editor katie razzall. i think there is a ceiling there that's very hungry to be broken. 25 years since our first run together... will ari wegner be the first female cinematographer ever to win a bafta or even an oscar? period western the power of the dog has 12 academy award and eight bafta nominations. you are marvellous, rose. and central to this visual feast of a film is a cinematographer who got into the business without realising quite how rare she was. i was so naive at the time. i had no idea that it was not a job that women usually did. she is now at the top of her game and, with the acclaimed directorjane campion, has created 1920s montana on the south island of new zealand — inspired not by other movies but by paintings. yeah, i love using art as a touch point more than films. we talked a lot about andrew wyeth and lucian freud and kind of pulling apart what is

love, and a movie that frankly, i would have betted all and yet she only one best director for jane campion. busy she is the 3rd woman to one best director, but koda somehow tapped into, i think, a feeling of the oscars that hate was for the underdog. it was an unusual movie. the other thing is that the oscar simply don't like westerns only for one and 94 years of the values on western. what was interesting to kenneth brown. wow. for bell past best original screenplay. as predicted, we had area on on the buzz for science story and try and culture also and death. tough coda winning in the supporting categories and jessica chest stain finally taking home a gong for. busy very good performance in the eyes of tammy faye. so as an evening with 3 hosts, the control, the curious in it when it rover ram to 3 and a half hours, to what extent, since no incident of the salt is likely to occur again the but to write it down to draw viewers. the oscars would have succeeded in getting a lot of publicity to what extent that will be beneficial, we have get to see like i read some really good to get your th

neither will smith nor directorjane campion attended the ceremony.bafta, i would like to. that is my speech! joanna scanlon beat off lady gaga and others for best actress for her role as a muslim convert uncovering her dead husband's secrets and after love. we have to thank bafta, the bbc, lottery, for making small films get made. thank you, thank you. best supporting actress went to ariana debose for west side story, and history was made by troy kotsur, as a deaf father whose child wants to sing. he is the first deaf actor to win, and has ideas for what comes next. have you considered perhaps a deafjames bond? 008? the sci—fi epic dune took away awards in technical categories, and kenneth branagh's belfast won outstanding best british film. all hail the streaming revolution, that all hail the big screen too. it's alive! alive and celebrating 60 years of bond movie making with dame shirley bassey. # diamonds are forever. in the biggest night of the british film industry calendar. the world of film has been paying tribute to the american actor — willi

jane campion one of the bafta for the power of the dog but she took the top fries for the directors guild director of the academy awards 65 times in the last 70 years. >> the critics choice awards movie prizes match the baftas, the power of the dog, campion, debose, and jessica chastain for the eyes of tammy faye. when it comes to the academy awards you can see you take some oscar gold on abc 7. the award show is sunday, march 27 at 5:00 p.m. >> let's talk about the weather. >> rain. tracking it with the live doppler 7. take a look you can see it is still up north but it is coming. do not worry as we time this out for you later on tonight by 11:00, it is in the north bay by 5:00 tomorrow morning you're looking at wet roadways with a slight level 1 system. you might want to plan accordingly. give yourself the exit time. the showers will linger until the afternoon before the system winds down. it is going to be cooler tomorrow, 50's to low 70's. make sure you have umbrellas. we have the second storm coming. it may impact your saturday plans. there are showers that linger into sunday. the sn

so this is a full circle moment for jane campion. a woman has never repeatled as best director.. i'm sorry, as a nominee. this is not the first time she was nominated. back in 1994 "the piano." you know, that was not a surprise. i think that she had been picking up lot of the best directing accolades throughout this awards season. so certainly, you know, back-to-back female winners of the best director race, i think we're a long way from some sort of a sustainable parody. but certainly very amazing to have chloe zhao last year and now jane campion this year being dominated best director. >> in terms of best picture, many thought it would go to "the power of the dog," but it was "coda" that claimed that oscar. >> yeah, i think by this weekend, "coda" and "the power of the dog" were kind of running neck to neck. early -- "the power of the dog" was an early favorite, but "coda" picked up a lot of key wins in other awards shows late in the season, like the s.a.g. awards winning best ensemble. so it wasn't a total surprise, especially when "coda" won adapted screenplay earlier tonigh

the power of the dog director jane campion swept the best directors category all season long. and this was the culmination an oscar win making jane the 3rd woman in the awards 94 year history to win best director. >> jane campion. as for best actress in a leading role, jessica chastain was feeling great on the carpet. >> to be here tonight, i'm seeing all of your beautiful really long time. >> and even better on stage when she won for the eyes of tammy faye. jessica, just a for a night that felt like a roller coaster of emotions. the evening was quelled by the anticipated and celebrated when for cota which won for best picture haha. oscar producers had vowed to keep the entire ceremony at the 3 hour. mark, that did not happen. sunday ceremony clocked in at over 3 hours. and 45 minutes, of course, a few of the minutes there will never, ever be forgotten by oscar fans reporting from the academy awards. i'm sam rubin. >> well, we're learning more details about the death of foo fighters. drummer taylor hawkins, the 50 year-old rock and roll hall of famer was found dead in a hotel

for best picture, i'm going with "coda" for best director, campion for best director.porting actress, ariana debose for "west side story." we will see on monday how my predictions did. >> couldn't have done it bet ter myself. ? if y >> if you had to pick one, which one is a must-see. >> the one i would tell to you watch is "coda." it uplifts your spirit, it's about family san a very warm film to watch, especially coming out of a rough two "c "coda" would be my pick if you only have time for one. >> you guys have plans. >> yeah, to watch all ten movies. movies. >>> coming up, a brand-new (light music) - look, i got to say something. i said it before and i'll say it again. if i tho a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan like any other, with one big difference, and that difference is how you choose to pay it back. - [announcer] find out how reverse mortgage loans really work with aag's free, no obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. cal

neither will smith nor directorjane campion attended the ceremony.t, uncovering her dead husband's secrets, in after love. we have to thank bafta, the bbc, bfi, lottery, for making small films get made. thank you, thank you. applause. best supporting actress went to ariana debose for a big film, west side story, and history was made by troy kotsur, in kodi, as a deaf father, whose hearing daughter wants to sing. he is the first deaf actor to win, and has ideas for what comes next. have you considered perhaps a deafjames bond? 008? cheering. the sci—fi epic, dune, took away the most awards, five in some of the technical categories, and kenneth branagh's belfast won 0utstanding british film. all hail the streamingl revolution, but all hail the big screen, too! it's alive! alive, and celebrating 60 years of bond movie—making, with dame shirley bassey... # diamonds are forever! ..in the biggest night of the british film industry calendar. katie razzall, bbc news. pope francis has made an impassioned plea for an end to what he called a "massacre" in ukrai

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jane campion. ..and best picture. the power of the dog.o i found that very exciting. campion brings delicacy and subtlety to the story of phil, played by benedict cumberbatch, a rancher in 1920s montana who displays rough cruelty to his brother's new wife, rose, played by kirsten dunst... ..and herson, played by kodi smit—mcphee. now get us some food. it's bought best actor and best supporting actor nominations for all the main cast. told you i'd teach you. but they all cite campion, who won the 1993 cannes palme d'or and best original screenplay oscar for the film the piano... can you hear me? ..as the reason they got involved. i was terrified of meeting jane. you know, she was coming with all the respect i have for her iconic work and her presence in cinema, so i didn't know her, and then i met her and just completely fell for her, just adored her, and she opened this portfolio of the kind of look— book of what she'd imagined. the delicacy and the intimacy and the rawness of it was really unexpected. and i thought, this is going to be a

the power of the dog and its director, jane campion. belfast your body from belfast where everybody knows how standing british man went to kenneth graham as semi autobiographical comedy drama. was that the onset of your than islands 3 decades of conflict street to try falcon? ah, director brown. i can be subject matter to the current conflict in ukraine. history repeats itself. i think we have to look at stories that reflect what's going on and we have to live what's going on in the world around. is it all, bob? a big conversation i think is mainly to do with people looking for at least not one and only will smith for me to you bleeding. actually for williams family tennis by i'll take a king, richard, who black girl on earth, joanna scanlan, hello, scanlan one leading actually her portrayal of the widow. he discovers her late husband has a secret family in often love never asks us to bring peace to a worker. nominated film science fiction. blockbuster june missed out on the main gongs, but still took home 5 awards, including for cinema, telegraphy sound and special effects. ah, you're wa

you worked with probably one of the finest female directors we know, jane campion, in "the piano" andcar it's really exciting [ cheers and applause ] yeah i mean, that is -- that's 1994, you do "the piano," and what was that experience like, to work with someone - did you know jane at all before you did that film? >> no, no, but i just adore her and love her, and this is just the greatest thing i could almost, you know, burst out crying right now, i'm so - i'm so thrilled for her. >> seth: yeah. >> you know, she's an artist she is an artist of the first degree she's, you know, a completely silly person she's totally up to here absurdly funny >> seth: i mean, so it's interesting because, you know, i talked to benedict cumberbatch, who obviously is wonderful in the film and nominated as well, and he was saying, you know, when he went into this, he was a little intimidated because of course, she was, at that point, jane campion did you feel the same thing when you did "the piano?" at what point in her career was it or did it feel - did you know -- were you like, "oh, my god, it's jane ca

the power of the dog, directed byjane campion and starring benedict cumberbatch, is a slow—burning westernased in 1920s montana. it is up for 12 nominations, including best picture, and one man who will be watching sunday's proceedings with trepidation is scott stuber, who is head of global films at netflix. if the film does win that category, it'll be the first time a netflix—made movie has triumphed, after roma and the irishman fell short in recent years. scott is my guest on today's media show. from inside one of the new netflix offices in hollywood, we'll be discussing the impact netflix is having on the movie industry for good or ill, and what he sees as the future of film. well, scott, welcome to the media show. thank you so much for coming on. first of all, i want to find out a bit more about your own story and how you got into film, because i think long before you became a film executive, you made your debut as an actor in free willy 2 as a policeman, and i think also assassins as a valet parker. that was a film with sylvester stallone. did you always want to be around a film set?

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the power of the dog director jane campion swept the best directors category all season long.his was the culmination. >> an oscar win making jane the 3rd woman in the awards 94 year history to win best director. >> jane campion. as for best actress in a leading role, jessica chastain was feeling great on the carpet. >> to be here tonight, i'm seeing all of your beautiful really long time. >> and even better on stage when she won for the eyes of tammy faye. jessica, just a for a night that felt like a roller coaster of emotions. the evening was quelled by the anticipated and celebrated when for cota which won for best picture haha. reporting from the academy awards. i'm sam rubin. ♪ ♪ create a season full of curiosity. your happiest spring starts at lowe's. right. welcome back. it's 5.46 right now and we're getting a look. >> and little bit of rain i don't know how little haha. i mean, i'm not expecting a lot more but any little thing that helps keep the hills green for just a little bit longer. i'm all in favor. we back in the weather center. >> with the forecast. hey, rebecca

the western drama directed by jane campion. >> why are you laugh something. >> because i love them alloup dominated for the top five films in the box office. >>> no stopping "spider-man: no way home" taking 5th place with 4.1 million for a total of $792 million. tatum and "dog" chewed up 4th place. one night live three atriccal event, dance on stage, wracked up $6.8 million taking third place. and "uncharted" stayed in second place. $9.3 million. "the batman" cruised to a second weekend title. $66 million gave it a 10-day total of $238.5 million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>> coming to a theater near you this week horror films "uma" and qx" we can't wait >>> we do like that >>> we do like that music . thanks for watching. "game day" is next . rain tomorrow night and next weekend . jules will be here to verify that pic have a good one. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing gr

that's jane campion. and then there's jessica testing. >> fun night.he way, is only worth? >> well, coming it, you don't sell it. an obvious? it is fact that the reason why we're saying it's only with the dollars because the academy has every person who wins an oscar sign an agreement which controls the statue's future. and basically, according that contract, if the winner or their heirs decide they want to sell the statue, they first have to offer it back to the academy for a single dollar, which of course, the academy is going to keep some off the open market does. and that is almost like, think about like you see super bowl rings. you see memorabilia. you and statues and prizes that. >> you know, the heirs to somebody might sell and that kind of thing years later, never ask want them out. now we'll take a break or a 26 coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. president biden, he wants to give older americans a second booster shot will talk to some local doctors and see what they think of that plan will be right back. there is nothing like dairy mi

and jane campion was named best director for “the power of the dog”, marking the second year in a rowng: “coda” became the first film from a streaming service, apple tv +, to be named ¡best picture' of the year. but the most shocking moment: actor will smith walking onstage to slap comedian chris rock, after rock made a joke about smith's wife, actress jada pinkett smith, who has a medical condition causing hair loss. the broadcast audio went silent, but social media video captured the exchange: >> wow, wow! will smith just smacked the ( bleep ) out of me. >> keep my wife's name out your ( bleep ) mouth. >> wow, dude, it was a 'g.i. jane' joke. >> keep my wife's name out your ( bleep ) mouth. >> brown: and then, just a short time later: will smith was back on stage for a tearful acceptance speech after winning the oscar for best actor, for his role in “king richard”, about richard williams, father of tennis stars venus and serena. >> oh man. richard williams was a fierce defender of his family. i want to apologize to the academy, i want to apologize to all my fellow nominees. >> brown

the power of the dog director jane campion swept the best directors category all season long. the 3rd woman in the awards 94 year history to win best director. >> jane campion. as for best actress in a leading role, jessica chastain was feeling great on the carpet. >> to be here tonight, i'm seeing all of your beautiful really long time. >> and even better on stage when she won for the eyes of tammy faye. jessica, just a for a night that felt like a roller coaster of emotions. the evening was quelled by the anticipated and celebrated when for cota which won for best picture haha. reporting from the academy awards. i'm sam rubin. all right. it is 7.45. will be right back. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny. cause only he brings delicious cadbury crème eggs. while others may keep trying. no bunny knows easter better than cadbury. >> 7.47 right now and we're looking at the weather is a little dark out their own call. it gloomy, though. no, it is refreshing. sending this good morning, good morning, james. good morning, dari. and it's keeping everything green.

and jane campion was named best director for "the power of the dog," marking the second year in a rowoman has won. >> "coda." [cheering and applause] jeffrey: also game-changing, "cod became the first film from a streaming service, apple tv+, to be named best picture of the year. but the most shocking moment, actor will smith walking on stage to slap comedian chris rock, after rock made a joke about smith's wife, actress jada pinkett smith, who has a medical condition causing hair loss. the broadcast audio went silent, but social media video captured the exchange. chris: oh, wow. wow. will smith just smacked the -- out of me. will: keep my wife's name out your -- mouth. chris: wow, dude. will: yes. chris: it was a "g.i. jane" joke. will: keep my wife's name out your -- mouth. chris: i'm going to, ok? ok. jeffrey: and then, just a short time later, will smith was back on stage for a tearful acceptance speech after winning the oscar for best actor for his role in "king richard," about richard williams, father of tennis stars venus and serena. will: richard williams was a fierce defender

the power of the dog director jane campion swept the best directors category all season long.he 3rd woman in the awards 94 year history to win best director. >> jane campion. as for best actress in a leading role, jessica chastain was feeling great on the carpet. >> to be here tonight, i'm seeing all of your beautiful really long time. >> and even better on stage when she won for the eyes of tammy faye. jessica, just a for a night that felt like a roller coaster of emotions. the evening was quelled by the anticipated and celebrated when for cota which won for best picture haha. reporting from the academy awards. i'm sam rubin. all right. good night. >> in the end is nigh 43. we'll be right back. >> that 46 right now, time for the weather. and rebecca is in for john is indeed all week and instead of asking, how long is the rain going to lessen thinking? >> you you have some time, idea. i don't feel it all the time. i feel like i can go any day. but no, i have about 2 months left, ok? sometimes i don't feel that or maybe look that way because it's getting a little bit large ther

far as the awards themselves, "the power of the dog" was named best picture, and its director, jane campionest director. paul thomas anderson won best original screenplay for "licorice pizza." will smith won best actor for "king richard" and britain's joanna scanlon was named best actress for "after love." >>> a spectator's heckling brought tennis star on naomi osaka to tears. during the bnp paribas open on saturday in indian wells, california, a woman in the crowd yelled out a derogatory comment. it rattled osaka. later the four-time grand slam champion asked for a microphone to address the crowd but the umpire said no. after osaka lost she was allowed to speak to the crowd. >> gotten heckled before, it didn't really bother me. but it's like heckled here, like i've watched a video of venus and serena getting heckled here, and if you never watched it, you should watch it. i don't know why, but like it went into my head, and it got replayed a lot. >> osaka withdrew from last year's french open to deal with her mental health. >>> get ready for a full-scale march madness for the first time sin

jane campion is the first woman to be nominated twice for best director.ng the contenders for best picture. they're likely to yield to "coda," first ever winner from a streaming service and an all-audience delight. with a win, "coda" would be the little movie that could and did. remarkable how it's a tribute to both deaf culture and community and the power of the human voice, singing. now we have to see what happens tonight. >> speaking of singing, we asked you what you're looking forward to most and you said the idea of lots of little children watching the oscars. >> it's going to be amazing if they're there to watch "we don't talk about bruno" in its first live performance. >> we can't stop talking about bruno. so much to look forward to. t.j. holmes and amy robach will anchor live from the red carpet "countdown to the oscars" from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. eastern. then catch the oscars hosted by regina hall, amy schumer and wanda sykes at 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight on abc. chris, you'll be part of all the fun this afternoon. >> it's going to be fun. >> a lot to

jane campion became the third woman to become the director of "power of the dog. three-time nominee jessica chastain won best actor for "the eyes of faye." >>> now the russian attacks that continue into the second month now estimating more than 1,100 civilians have been killed 126 children have been killed. those killed or wounded cannot be counted including the besieged city of mariupol which was left out of the report this as another round of negotiations are expected this week this time in turkey. let's turn to gabe gutierrez who's live in lviv good morning what can we expect from these talks? >> reporter: good morning, frances. while it's hard to see any major breakthrough happening as a result of these thank yous, over the last few days, ukrainian officials in the east have suggested there may be some room for compromise, but overnight president zelenskyy here reiterated the harder line he has taken before that ukraine will not compromise on its territorial sovereignty. of course, russia, you know, years ago -- back in 2014 annexed the crimea area and then al

. >> reporter: jane campion has become the third woman in oscars history to win the award for best director for "the power of the dog." >> i love directing because it's a deep dive into story. >> reporter: hollywood's biggest night kicked off with a performance from one of the biggest stars. ♪ for the first time the show featured three hosts, amy schumer, regina hall, and wanda sykes. >> this year the academy hired three women to host because it's cheaper than hiring one man. >> reporter: troy kotsur became only the second deaf person to win an oscar. he won for best supporting actor in "coda". >> this is dedicated to the deaf community. this is our moment. >> reporter: ariana dubose became the first afro latina and openly lgbtq actor for her role as anita in "west side story." >> even in this weary world that we live in dreams come true. >> reporter: the show paused for a moment of silence honoring the people of ukraine. danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. >>> as hollywood showed support for ukraine, russia continued its missile attacks on the country. russian forces targeted an oil faci

the "power of the dog" which lead with 12 nominations, tiktok onane campion's directing win.ca chastain landed best actress for her role "in the eyes of tammy faye." and best international film was awarded to japan's "drive my car." ♪ while the oscars was hoping to have a boost in ratings, this year's physical confrontation between two superstars certainly dominated the headlines. brent: you're watching dw news from berlin. after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." we will have the latest on the war in ukraine and the latest on that face-slap in the oscars. we will be right back. Ñ■Ñ■ac 2022, the road trip across all france 24 channels and france 24.com. host: welcome to world news and analysis from -- i am mark and these are the headlines. the city has been liberated from russian invaders. meanwhile, over 10,000 people have been killed so far in the russian bombardment and siege . peace talks. ukraine and russia have to sit down once again hosted by turkey, but there is little sign of a cease-fire. special arab israeli summit in the desert.

it may miss out for best picture, butjane campion looks likely to be only the third woman in historyt these awards, but last year's tv show attracted the lowest audience ever. can they turn it around? it's fun to watch celebrities gather. we're in, you know, we still have this pandemic, there's a war happening in europe and i think that having, i don't know, some distraction is not a terrible thing. and finding something that all of us can come together and have some emotions about is a really powerful and important thing. the ceremony will mark what's happening in ukraine. one of the hosts said she hoped president zelensky might even address the guests. as for the ceremony, the acting categories are the ones that punch out. west side story�*s arianna debose is tipped to win best supporting actress, the first openly queer woman of colour to take that prize. as momentous, will smith could clinch best actor, only the fifth black man to do so, for his portrayal of the father of tennis stars venus and serena williams in king richard. and troy kotsur should win best supporting actor and b

jane campion became the third woman to win best director for "the power of the dog. "dune" took home a total of six awards including best cinematography "coda" won three oscars, including best picture, making it the first film produced by a streaming service to win in the category. >>> the war in ukraine rages on, now in its second month. a u.n. reports estimates over 1,100 civilians have been killed, including at least 99 children over 1,700 injured, including 126 children in many areas those who were killed or wounded cannot be counted, including in the besieged city mariupol, left out of that report this as another round of negotiations are expected this week, this time in turkey. we turn to gabe gutierrez joining us live from lviv. what can we expect from these latest talks >> reporter: good morning, frances. it is hard to see where any type of breakthrough, serious breakthrough, could come from these talks. because repeatedly, we have heard from ukrainian officials that they will not compromise on any territory disputes analysts have wondered whether perhaps as

jane campion won for "power of the dog. jessica chastain won best actress for "the eyes of tammy fay. "dune" took home six awards including best cinematography. "coda" won three awards, including best picture, making it the first film produced by a streaming service to win in the category. >>> the war in ukraine in its second month and russia's indiscriminate attacks on civilians are growing across the country. president biden again using strong words against russian president vladimir putin during a speech, ending his three-day trip in poland >> we will have a different future, a brighter future rooted in democracy and principle, hope and light, of decency and dignity, freedom and possibilities. for god's sake, this man cannot remain in power. >> this statement caused administration officials and lawmakers to stress that the president did not mean he was signalling for a regime change in russia. secretary of state antony blinker further clarified the comments while speaking to reporters in jerusalem >> we do not have a str

for the second year in a row a woman won best director, jane campion, for the "power of the dog." and the movie "coda," children of deaf adults, provided some stunning feel-food moments, winning oscars for best adapted screenplay and best supporting actor for troy kotsur. the first deaf man to win an acting oscar. when "coda" won best film it made apple tv plus the first streaming service to win hollywood's biggest prize. how about that? we talked about that win and what it means for the silicon valley with you are to tech reporter scott budman in just a few minutes. >>> also ahead, we investigate errors at your pharmacy. how the pandemic appears to be making the problem worse. >>> and one woman in san francisco's quiet presidio neighborhood fears for her life. she thinks the city and law enforcement are failing her, so she is taking matters into her own hands. episode 5 of our streaming series saving san francisco is out now. download our nbc bay area streaming app for roku, apple tv or amazon fire. we're back in a moment. is your bathroom over 10 years old? i'm mike holmes, here

well, i thought for some other moments like jane campion, winning, one of the greatest living directors becoming the 3rd only a 3rd female director to win best director for power the dog. and that was a very powerful moment. i really loved the opening musical sequence from beyond say, sing the song for king richard, which is the film it will smith one for. there were a lot of actually great moments at the oscars a last night. unfortunately, everything has been overshadowed by this single act of extreme violence on stage from from will smith, an actor that is one of the most admired and beloved a world wide. it's really, i don't say i'm still completely shock for what's happened. i still do not know how to quite process it. so all in all, what's your favor out of all gwyneth wu in the winners actually because it's been 2 years since we've really been back to cinemas. you know, with a covert and cinema shut down the film that really got me back into the movie moment. was the biggest film that was nominated at $16.00 oscars. all the technical categories. and that's dune. that was a huge, b

neither will smith nor the power of the dog director jane campion attended the ceremony. — oh, no. dammit, that's my speech! 0ops! laughter. joanna scanlan beat off lady gaga and others for best actress, for her role as a muslim convert uncovering her dead husband's secrets in after love. we have to thank bafta, we have to thank the bbc, bfi, lottery for making small films get made. thank you, thank you. best supporting actress went to ariana debose for a big film, west side story. and in the best supporting actor category, history was made by troy kotsur in coda as a deaf father whose hearing daughter wants to sing. he's the first deaf actor ever to win a bafta, and has an idea for what's next. translator: have you considered maybe a deaf james bond? - laughter. 008? cheering. the sci—fi epic dune took away the most awards — five in some of the technical categories — and kenneth branagh's belfast won 0utstanding british film. all hail the streaming revolution, but all hail the big screen, too! it's alive! alive and celebrating 60 years of bond movie—making with dame shir

i was also thought it was great to see jane campion, when best director, only female to win the best director warden really well deserve for her filling the power of the dog. as you say, this event with a will smith and chris rock and hitting him on stage that overshadowed everything else. basically, all the other films have been forgotten in the wake of what happened last night. i always enjoy getting your opinions. what was your favorite movie of all the winners last night? i have to say, i really love doing it 16 offers all technical or didn't win any the acting awards or anything like that. but it was only the only feel of the ones normally that was a really big hollywood blockbuster. i think that's kind of films. we really need to get people back into the theater. so that was my absolute favorite classroom. great . take great take is always that is scott roxborough from d w culture. well, you're watching dw news from berlin, michael o, coop up next is global 3000 with the world wide impact of the war and you create and penguins threatened by global warming in antarctica. i'm mic

competition was the power of the dog taking home the award for best picture and best director for jane campion also just like give my love out to my fellow fellow fellow at the guys. the nominees and and, you know, and such novels. how about you do not play against the guys? fleck? i have >> how well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, tesla owners in the east bay are helping send humanitarian aid to ukraine. why they say they want to help in any way that they can't. we'll be right back after the break. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability.

it's already made oscar history, with jane campion the first woman ever to be nominated twice for bestf adults," could cause an upset when it comes to best picture. it has a predominantly deaf leading cast, along with emilia jones. there's so much love in the cast. we very much are the family you see on screen, so we all supported each other. we're a tiny little film. we had no money and no time and were independent, so when they called our film's name out with all of those films that had money and had time, with amazing people involved, it was just such an amazing feeling. are we going to have to leave belfast? also in the battle for best picture is kenneth branagh's semiautobiographical love letter to belfast. i've got these two great tennis player... but there are ten in that coveted best picture category, including king richard, the biopic of tennis stars venus and serena williams' father. aunjanue ellis, who played their mother, is up for best actress. when people are applauding for me, they're applauding for her. _ people are saying this name more and more, and that has a lot - t

jane campion became fed woman ever to win s directly with the war you crave, is shaping a new global old is the fighting escalate. global power is said to be considering that future options. but what will the foundations of this new order being and will western values will prevail? this is inside story. ah, a very welcome to the program i'm nick loc. the new war in europe has been described, the turning point in human history, comparable to the attacks of 911 or the, the fall of the berlin wall. it's been more than a month since russia invaded ukraine, causing death and destruction across much of the country. the invasion and the political disputes around it now disrupting the global order, which have been in place since the end of the cold war. the conflict is also defining how democracies will confront future threats and conflicts. western powers view, the invasion, not just as an assault in ukraine sovereignty, but in the words of the u. k. foreign secretary, less trust and assault on the foundations and rules by which societies co exist. while united states and its allies want to