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so once we came up with categories, we then started to think about, who in those categories could best represent some of those areas? and then, of course, we also wanted to get to people who we thought we might lose because they were aging. and then we wanted a diversity of age and then we wanted a diversity geographically and by gender. so those were some of the considerations that helped define who exactly we would reach out to. and then finally, as my friend julian bond always said when he was asked this question, sometimes it would just depend on who you could get to and who was available. some of the people we might have wanted to get to were simply not available at the time we asked. and then we chose other people, things of that nature. >> julian bond sat down for one of the interviews. >> he did. he was one of the 51. although he could interview all the other people and did on camera, he couldn't interview himself. so i ended up as the co-director of the project doing the interview with him. and it was just -- it was just a wonderful experience to do that. >> so for people who

or phrases in that category you can in 30 seconds. the team with the highest score after four rounds is the winner. any questions? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: great. >> jimmy: you said that four -- categories tonight. [ laughter ] we have -- mixed messages, x-factor, john doe, "hakuna matata." [ laughter ] >> got it. >> steve: feli-city. [ laughter ] get it? jimmy, why don't you pick the first category? >> oh nice. >> sorry. i'm sorry. >> jimmy: already. were you holding back? >> i was a little nervous. i was holding on. go right ahead there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: my god. >> steve: what are you gonna pick? >> jimmy: i'm going to pick -- >> hakuna matata. >> jimmy: hakuna matata. yeah. >> steve: there we go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how do i not -- why would i even think about that. >> steve: this is -- this is '90s movies catch phrases. not 90 movie catch phrases, '90s movie catch phrases. >> jimmy: '90s movie catch phrases. >> steve: you have 30 seconds on the clock. >> jimmy: okay. are you ready? go. >> jimmy: jenny. [ laugh

>> yeah. >> tariq: i am ready. >> steve: pick a category my friend. >> we got this. >> tariq: my category -- okay. >> what are we doing? >> tariq: john doe. >> oh crap. >> steve: john doe. these are famous people named john. >> tariq: okay, do i give that to you? >> i don't know. is this what the answers on? >> steve: famous people named john. 30 seconds on the clock, please. >> tariq: okay. >> steve: and go. >> famous people named john. okay. >> tariq: "imagine." >> john lennon. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> tariq: okay. the other one who's named -- rhymes with -- twos. >> john hughes. >> tariq: yes. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> tariq: okay. "grease lightning." >> oh, travolta. john travolta. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> tariq: yes, okay. did -- did an album with the roots. "glory." >> john -- >> tariq: "glory." "glory." oscar award winning. >> yes, i know. [ buzzer ] >> tariq: oh, dear. >> but we still -- we still did better. >> tariq: yeah, we did okay. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: john legend. >> jimmy: that's the attitude. >> steve: john legend.

the category you were talking about, the indefinite detention, there used to be more categories.hey used to be the category of not the people that have been charged, but the people they thought were going to be tried by military commissions. where did that category go? is that what happened, they got moved? into the indefinite category? daniel: i just think it is how you slice it up and how you want to look at it. if you want to look at the proximity of the detainee to release -- we are talking about closing guantanamo, so it seems like that is what we are trying to figure out. it seems that the best three buckets to talk about are the ones who are in queue to the release. the detainees who are not yet queued to be released but might get there. you can think of it in other ways. when the eotf got together in 2009 and 2010 and looked at each detainee and said, what bucket are they in, they also considered other things, like people we may be able to prosecute. karen: so there are still people in guantanamo, maybe in that indefinite detention category or not yet released category, w

the category you were talking about, the indefinite detention, there used to be more categories.ot the people that have been charged, but the people they thought were going to be tried by military commissions. where did that category go? happened, they got moved? i just think it is how you slice it up and how you want to look at it. if you want to look at the proximity of the detainee to aboute -- we are talking closing guantÁnamo, so it seems like that is what we are trying to figure out. it seems that the best three buckets to talk about our ones who are in queue to the release. the detainees who are not yet queued to be released but might get there. you can think of it in other ways. when the eotf got together in looked at eachnd detainee and said, what bucket are they in, they also considered other things, like people we may be able to prosecute. karen: so there are still people in guantÁnamo, maybe in that indefinite detention category or not yet released category, who might be tried in some kind of court? tom: as i understand, no. daniel: i think there are probably detainee

i use the bs category.s in the numbers. systematically peel the label. currently 25 november 2 of them died. processes that concluded that the category was no longer appropriate. they reevaluate them. posted by the fact that there are people put in that category. >> but the real contravention is holding people based on suspicion which is really innocuous to our entire system. i have long felt early on the obama administration there was a push to move all of guantÁnamo to a prison in illinois and it was opposed by a lot of people. supported it because one of the guys involved in on top of the whole reason is to avoid the law. to create his own outside the law. >> the reason that they don't have constitutional rights is because they are outside sovereign territory. they have those rights. once a plan that continues to assert. congress doesn't have the right to violate the constitution. based on suspicion, consistent. the reason we have not had that, it makes is totally dependent on the largess the important t

steve: all right, nathan. >> all right. >> steve: pick a category. >> so i'm going to pic a a category now. >> jimmy: have you ever done -- it's "the pyramid." you understand. >> yeah, i remember. >> jimmy: have you ever done a a pyramid? >> i was excited in the '80s, they would write dick clark. i remember it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> sure. we're all worried about the iran-contra hearings. yes. [ laughter ] let's see. >> jimmy: oh, stop. really? >> all right, mixed messages? >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's what i'm feeling. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: unbelievable. unbelievable. >> steve: always an entertainer. xed messages. ese are ways to send a a message. different ways to send a a message. you have 30 seconds on the clock. >> jimmy: got you. >> steve: and go. >> on the computer. >> jimmy: text, text, e-mail. >> right. a guy shows up in a tuxedo and says -- >> jimmy: a singing gram. >> you're right. [ ding ] we're sinking. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> the ship is -- >> jimmy: the -- morse code. >> yes. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] on the telephoto, on the telephone, you're wri

"love among the ruins" and "qb 7" each received 6 emmy's a piece, in the category of programs no one saw. [ laughter ] >> weird. telly, uh, telly savalas lost out, you know, somebody has got to win, somebody has got to lose... [ laughter ] >> gee that's clever, can i use that? yes... >> can you write that down? >> if you want make them, you may want to use that some night...uh, telly savalas lost out to robert blake, uh, and uh. well those things happen. telly didn't take it too well, he was last seen in the lobby writing obscene horns on his head. [ laughter ] it was nice to see blake, blake's been a guest of ours and it was nice to see him win it. disguise last night...a tuxedo. [ laughter ] >> for bob, that is a disguise. uh, the john denver special won last night, great special. john wasn't there, he had to be back in montana for the start of the elk mating season. [ laughter ] >> oh i don't know so many people didn't show up last night. price was there, but water house didn't show up. [ laughter ] you know we've never seen those two guys... >> never >> do you think there is a pr

>> jimmy: what kind of category is that? i have "show me the money." i have, like, "run, forest, run." you get what city are you in? [ laughter ]just came out of a coma? [ laughter ] my thanks to nathan lane and keri russell. tariq! >> thank you. >> jimmy: more tonight show after the break, everybody. i apologize for that. 53 state wins, and t-mobile... whoa, whoa, whoa. listen, folks. i have to apologize, again. look, those were last years numbers. it says right here on the card.re lte coverage in the last year. and with more lte towers than verizon,veryone they do. i'm not taking responsibility on this one...t wrong... yes! not me! brought you here today to get your honest opinion about this new car. to keep things unbiased, we removed all the logos. feels like a bmw. reminds me a little bit of like an audi.ts apple carplay. siri, open maps. she gets me. wow.iver technology. it even mutes the radio until the seat belts are buckled. i'm very curious what it is. this is the 2016 chevy malibu.or? it starts at twenty-two five. what? oh wow. i mean with a

and right now, we don't know if the earthqake to the establishment is a category one or a category five ...." . and all eyes now immediately shift to new hampshire.jeb bush and chris christie weren't even here for tonight's results. they're already in the granite state -- campaigning for next week's primary.brandi hitt - abc news - des moines, iowa nine on your side will be working ovrnight to make sure and reaction on good morning tri-state starting at four-30. and you can check wcpo dot com and our mobile app at any time for the numbers as they come in. this time tomorrow night we could be dealing with powerful storms.

category after category, people started to realize that all of the nominees are white. at this point in the game, it should not even be a situation. i do think it's unfair, absolutely. you do a good job with a film, then you should be recognized and honored for it. many calling it #oscarssowhite, which had some actors feeling like, why bother to show up to the awards. jada pinkett smith made it clear that she won't be there. i will not be at the academy awards, and i won't be watching. or others in hollywood, like director spike lee, who said he will not support it. so it's one thing to hear all the nominees, but it's another to see them. look at this photo. they all are pretty much white. i don't know, to me this is kind of sad, to see this photo of the lack of diversity. and, you know, i think that the nominations surely need to reflect the diversity in our community. and i mean that as far as racial makeup, as far as age goes. and, kevin, i know that you do a lot -- you have all the "insidery" stuff on who these voters are. yeah. who are nominating these movies? it h

where did that category to? to look at it if you want to look at the proximity of the release which we are talking about it seems to me that it's the three biggest star in q2 be released and who are not getting released that may someday get there. when a group of folks got together in 2009 and further figured out they also considered other things. >> so there are still people at guantÁnamo may be in that indefinite detention category who might be tried in some kind of court? they are probably detainees to remain back in 2009 and had been identified for prosecution. and for that they are eligible. they may still be in the indefinite detention. one part of the government's plan is to transfer them when you can and then the remainder to look at the individual detainees and try to identify the individual options for them which may include prosecution. >> so, don't get upset when i say this but janet is a newcomer into the conversation where even if we don't know each other personally, we know of each other respondin

for our first category, best performance by a background news room worker. and the nominees are, brian, as the guy who sits behind me and does strange things. >> this is brian's first nomination. many consider him to have been snubbed for a previous nowscar worthy performance. also, brian wrote that. >> i did. >> yes, he did. we would nominate, deb, our writer but in keeping with the serious theme, no black nominees. next nominee, jack sheahan. this is jack's third nomination. he has been previously nominated for his role as "bachelor" senior analyst and fantasy and the winner is -- jack >> yes! >> jack, come and get your nowscars, aka the golden remote. >> beautiful. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you very much. i'd like to thank my wife for putting up with my eccentricities, my parents for bringing me into this world and good luck to my sister-in-law erin who is possibly having a boy today. bring on number 11. >> number 11? >> you get 45 seconds. >> oh, okay. i'm getting hooked. sorry. >> grashgts thank you. and, brian, you know, since you lost,

because we starts, the metro now looks to be in the 3 to 6 inch category. west and northwest iowa will likely see a larger area of 6 to 12 inches with the heaviest accumulation falling tuesday morning. snow totals are still subject to change during the day as the low pressure bringing unlikliest of sources. that was certainly the case for a community of recently freed slaves in a small florida town. they faced a bleak future... that is until a group of nuns showed up on a mission of education. it's part of america's untold journey as local five celebrates black history month. " trt: 1:54 narr - little africa was a community of new freed blacks that settled in st. augustine after the civil war. although they were skilled farmers, high rates of illiteracy would surely condemn them and their children to a life of hard poverty. ending this, would require outside help. sister thomas-joseph mcgoldrick - we came in 1866 at the request of bishop augustin verot. he asked for 8 sisters that would come. father tom willis - i wish you to understand and clearly that it

hate to break it to you but there are no categories. everyone gets a trophy. there are effective and very cool i latina place to watch the show come watch with us you're invited to our free thirteen news now this intimate cafes pembroke meadows location that is in virginia beach at seven forty five on sunday there will be games prizes plus an eight foot tall oscar statue perfect for your healthy face seating is limited so be sure you get there early you can also catch the oscars live right here on abc thirteen get that oscar duck face go down and the countdown to oscar sunday continues on good morning america feel they have all the inside information the school would be happening there catch a live report from the dolby theatre in los angeles starting at seven o'clock right after this newscast all right well today's last day guys every single day this week we have given away a five hundred dollars visa gift card to one lucky viewer in today's your last chance to enter this i just watched a break during the six o'clock hour the six o'clock hour sixty seven reme

let's look at the category. no country for old men.h the president to the age they were when elected for the first time. president to the age they were -- >> and their birthdays. >> and their birthdays. >> and their sign. >> 43 is john f. kennedy. 46 barack obama. you know what, okay. 47 -- no, no, no. yeah. do that. 68 -- william henry harrison. 68, 69. >> what do you think? >> i think that's right. >> exactly right. >> s.e. -- >> i'm not going to do your job. >> i would never. >> let's take a look. >> oh, my god. >> let me -- >> wow. >> it took 19 seconds. 19 seconds, so that was better than van and john. >> saving, saving. >> this is team anti-pity. >> kate and john, you got five right in ten seconds. you obviously win this round. you get 300 points, bringing your total score to 1120. jake and s.e., they got three right in 19 seconds, putting them in second place, you earn 200 points, bringing yourselves up to 670. van and john got two right and no one cares how long it took because it was 29 seconds. it doesn't matter. you guys get

will be on the warmer side when this system starts, the metro now looks to be in the 3 to 6 inch category. west and northwest iowa will likely see a larger area of 6 to 12 inches with the heaviest accumulation falling totals are still during the day as the low pressure bringing them moves across the country towards iowa. we will be cooler and dry through the rest of the week with a warm up into the 30s coming back this weekend. elias: today iowans get the first shot at choosing who should get the democratic and republican nominations for president. elias: in some parts of the state, the first decisions happen in some pretty unexpected places. mary and gary weaver are hosting their fourth caucus in rippey iowa.... out of their living room. out of 1600 caucus locations across the state... the couple is one of only five private homes that hold a caucus. they say they do it because they feel it's their civic duty to close and accessible place to make thier opinions known. they add that although there are a lot of different opinions shared in their living room while people caucus... people see

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best actor category? >> the actor for steve jobs. really i think this is dicaprio's category all the way. >> finally going to get his oscar? >> fifth nomination and most physically grueling, you watch him struggling out in the wilderness. and i don't think it's a top five performance for his career, but i'm glad to see him get something. >> it's almost unbelievable he >> best actress category? >> ever since atonement she's done well and brie, i don't think she gave a better performance as ronen but she's sweeping all the awarts. i feel like she can't lose in this category. >> here's a live look at the red carpet in hollywood. coming up, the >> we have to hold each other god bless you and god bless america. >> a commanding victory for former secretary of state hillary clinton. she was predicted to beat bernie sanders by 25 points but instead won by almost 50. >> incredible margin. >> good day for her and a bit afterof a blow to the sanders campaign. good morning, sunday, february 28th. it's oscar sunday. we have a big show for you. we

much broader categories. i would view it as active and directed rather than merely permissive. >> not required? allowed but not required? >> not in all cases only because we need to bring that capacity online as fast as we can. >> i appreciate your indulgence. i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the ranking member. >> thank you very much. let me thank the witnesses for what i think was excellent testimony before the committee. mr. rodriguez, one thing that i think the record would need to reflect is usis's roll in the refugee program. a lot of questions about it, but in the process of the question i never felt that you got a chance to answer. can you give us the role that you play in this refugee process? >> i think the key starting place is that we are one of a multitude of agencies that are involved in the process. it starts with the u.n. high commission on human rights that first refers to cases to the state department who at that point first round of security checks initiated by state department. both u

it was the strongest cyclone ever to hit the country, it was a category 5, the strongest category for. wind gusts of over 300 kilometers per hour were reported. several villages were destroyed. this is the satellite imagery when the center of the eye moved over the central island of fiji. it affected many areas. we have some pictures coming out of fiji to show you the stormy conditions. category 5 winston made landfall on the north coast of fiji's main island around 7:00 saturday. at least 17 people were killed. trees were uprooted and buildis were severely damaged. authorities declared a 30-day state of emergency. but the airport reopened monday morning because the system is pulling away from the island, but it is still a strong system and packing winds of over 170 kilometers per hour. it's still a category 4 cyclone. so it's a monster storm. but instead of moving over toward the west, heading toward new caledonia or vanuatu, it's going to move down towards the south. so these islands will be escaping the worst of it. whoever's north of new zealand will be battered by gusty condition

. >> reporter: coming up on techknow, simulating category 5 hurricanes in a tank.l jazeera america. >>> this bit of land on florida's virginia key is home to a hurricane simulation lab at the home for marine and atmospheric science. it feels like a giant swimming pool. >> roughly the size of a large swimming pool. >> reporter: dr brian house runs "sustain" - short for: surge, structure, atmosphere interaction facility. why is it important to recreate the conditions in a chamber? >> there's a couple of things that we are keen to figure out. what causes hurricanes to intensify, to go from a cat 3 to a cat 5 in less than 24 hours, and is important not just for hurricanes, but climate change issues >> reporter: we were invited to see a full-speed demonstration. >> there's no computer model that gets to the physics of what's when the high wind is ripping the top off a wave. >> reporter: researchers want a better understanding of the transfer of heat from the ocean surface and sea spray to the atmosphere. what wind speeds are we at now? >> at the equivalent 80 miles per

category and we're moderate category, looks like big improvement has been made as of 7:00 a.m. greenburg code okay to bush for now, 20s and 30s across the area temperatures will be very mild later today very warm we'll talk about it coming up back to you. >>> presidential candidates are making their way to nevada before the democrat and republican caucuses hillary clinton begins her day in elco today, but wraps it up here in reno. we are joined live from the university to talk about her in the big city. >>> good morning sam just after noon she heads right behind us the university to talk about women's health. this comes after she was endorsed by planned parent hood a month ago. the first time planned parenthood endorsed the candidate in the primary stages of a presidential election we're not sure if hillary clinton is going to be the democrat representative or not, planned parenthood still enforced her which is why she is talking about that. that spot is bernie sanders who was also here this weekend on saturday, talking about a variety ofissues, as far as hillary clinton goes s

>> at the equivalent 80 miles per hour, category 1 storm. >> reporter: the house is battered and it'snly category 1. >> the large waves and wind - that's what we are trying to capture. >> reporter: sensors track the force pushing against the structure. >> we need to understand how buildings can be resilient to these conditions. >> reporter: time to crank it up to full speed, 150 miles per hour, a category 5 hurricane. >> reporter: i can really feel it vibrating now. everything is shaking. >> that was something else. that was a real rush for me. studying a storm in a tank is not just an academic exercise for the researchers here. >> we have chosen to live here, to have our families and homes here in this place where we are just above sea level. it's a personal issue for us. >>> the reality on the ground there in miami is so drastic, but also it seems like a different reality than what they have in d.c. >> true, but what is interesting to me is the department of defense moved beyond the politics. this is their 2014 climate change adaptation roadmap, and they have accepted that climate c

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it is a leading role and that helps in the supporting categories. if you -- she is on screen as much as any one else. she could easily fit to delete category. that gives her an advantage. it does assume -- same thing with rooney mira. >> let's go something like. animated short. >> inside out. absolutely. you are talking about disney pixar, they have dominated this category since it was created. it is a terrific movie also up for an original screenplay award. it has been recognized in something for other than just >> we will see how you do. it is tonight on most of this abc action news station. >>> a beautiful red carpet forecast. 73 today. up to near 80 by tuesday. nice again next weekend. the big news start that 7:00 on the station. we will see if steve is right with the oscars. >>> starting right now on "this stephanopoulos. trump takes command. tuesday. the billionaire front-runner rewriting the campaign playbook. >> we have a really good chance of winning. >> a former foe now joining his side. >> i'm proud and happy to be part of this team. >> w

years ago he had numerous nominations in many categories. he did not win. >> reporter: this year's lineup on stage is impressive. >> the performers are always looking to make an impression. >> reporter: he predicts big things from rihanna. lady gaga will do a david bowie tribute. hello from the other side >> reporter: lionel richie is set to perform as well. justin beiber didn't make the cut in the major categories, but will perform. >> more than 380 artists will be back tomorrow for the last day of the coconut grove arts festival. you can listen to tunes performed by several bands. tomorrow gates open up at 10:00 in the morning. kids 12 and under get in nbc 6 is a proud sponsor of the festival. be sure to stop by our tent there. you can snap a selfie with us. here's a look at the lineup tomorrow. >>> still to come, how one teen made sure every girl in his high school felt special this valentine. aa utah teen trying to make every girl feel special at his high school. he showed up with 900 carnations, one for every girl. it wasn't cheap eithe