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but chloe zhao�*s new film will be nothing like these.tarring angelina jolie as her next project and a $200 million budget to go with it. this is an extermination. women may have waited 11 years for another best director to come along, but oscar night also delivered emerald fennell�*s victory for best original screenplay for promising young woman, a category a woman hasn't won in 13 years. the wait for the next female winners should never be as long again. when the oscar nominations were announced, the academy was applauded for fielding the most diverse group of oscar nominees in history. more than 70 women scored nominations and nine people of colour were represented in the acting categories. women and people of colour did do well, but some commentators rather caustically remarked that the two top acting prizes were taken home by white people. well, let's take a look at all of this in a bit more detail. whoo! the finely wrought unpretentious minari, an immigrant story set in arkansas, certainly certainly brought diversity to oscars night

and it was made by chloe zhao, a chinese film—maker who becomes the second ever woman to be named best win as an asian woman is also historic. it's pretty fabulous to be a woman in 2021. frances mcdormand took the best actress award, her third, while nomadland, which both zhao and mcdormand co—produced, was also named best picture. but it's the directing victory that's the trophy for women in the film industry. 0nly kathryn bigelow�*s the hurt locker has won before. leaving bigelow as a lonely role model. if this win helps more people like me get to live their dreams, i'm so grateful for this. i have had a group dinner with kathryn once and definitely fan girled big—time. chloe zhao was born in china, before coming to school here in the uk and then moving to the us to finish her studies. she says that she's always felt like a bit of an outsider and she's certainly brilliant at telling the stories of other outsiders and of different kinds of communities. songs my brothers taught me, about a brother and sister living on an native american reservation, and the rider, about an injured rode

we're going to see ramifications for a long time in our adolescents' mental health >> reporter: chloe said she struggles every day. but she hopes her recovery might help someone else >> it's scary. it never gets less scary until you keep doing it and it's so worth it >> stephanie, you have to wonder, does this spike tell a larger story about children's mental health right now? >> reporter: yes, lester experts say it really does the doctor i spoke with at boston children's actually describes the mental health illnesses triggered by isolation and school closures as a second pandemic. lester >> all important information for parents. stephanie, thank you >>> up next the amazing athletes inspiring america. >>> they soared into unfamiliar territory one athlete defying age, the other defying difficulty both making history. it was a one-two punch in the world of sports this weekend after not competing in more than 18 months, simone biles is back on the mat and with a new skill. it's called the yurchenko double pike. so difficult no other woman has ever attempted it in competition. >> i have a

nation drive is faltering even as the sheer number of infections overwhelms the health care system and chloe shouts award winning film nomad laughter is the talk of tinseltown but it's practically unheard of in her native china we will take a look at the impact beijing's censorship is having on hollywood. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin in mexico where at least 23 people have been killed and dozens more injured in a metro accident in the capital of mexico city authorities say that an elevated section of the rail system collapsed while a train was passing through sending part of the train onto a busy road below the incident happened a late on monday night on the city's newest metro line line 12 emergency crews are on the scene the search for survivors was briefly suspended over safety concerns. and from mexico city we're joined now by journalist paulina welsh now paul you know what more do we know at the moment well right now they're risky words have been suspended they end that there are no more people inside. the kerry action nor on do need to collapse a great they end there

diagnosed with anorexia, and ended up in an atlanta hospital at that same time patients just like chloe were also flooding boston children's hospital. >> typically we would see three to four patients with eating disorders on our inpatient service. post-pandemic we were routinely over 10 and getting as many as 15 or 16. >> reporter: that's three, four, five times the number of patients that you'd normally see >> absolutely. and i would say it's not just the volume, but the complexity and the severity >> reporter: dr. tracy richmond is the director of the eating disorders program at boston children's. >> i'd say a picture is worth a thousand words here >> reporter: it's so heartbreaking. >> absolutely. i mean, these are kids who should not be in a medical hospital setting. they should be at home in thriving >> reporter: dr. richmond reached out to eight other hospitals in the country and found a similar surge in severe eating disorder cases. patient numbers doubling >> we're seeing kids from all sort of racial and ethnic backgrounds, all sorts of socioeconomic backgrounds. >> reporter: we

music from chloe moriondo is on the way. once named 48th coolest dad in america by fatherly.com. his new show with rose byrne is "physical," it premieres june 18th on apple tv plus. say hello to rory scovel. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm good, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. how's everything? family good, the whole deal? >> everything's good. thank you for having me on the show. >> jimmy: thanks for being here. >> this is wildly surreal. to be here, on any day, is crazy. but to be here after this past year is bizarre. i feel like maybe i'm high or something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that possible that you are? >> i might have got into the gummies! now that we know what's in them, you know. >> jimmy: have you been doing standup? >> i'm back out there. i got out there last weekend. and i kind of thought that, you know, getting back on stage, it would be like riding a bike, i'd just get out there and remember the jokes. but my bike has been shattered. [ laughter ] and i don't remember mos

is chloe all right? >> philip: how would i know? the car wasn't there.hat bitch lied again. >> kristen: no. no, no, no, no. i admitted--i admitted that she was in the trunk. you heard me. why would i lie about where the car was parked? come on, brady. >> philip: because you lie about everything. if you don't get the truth out of her right now, we might never find chloe. [thumping] >> claire: what the hell was that? did you hear that, jan? [thumping] there might be something wrong with the car. maybe i should find a gas station. >> jan: nice try. you probably ran over a squirrel or something. >> claire: or maybe there's someone in the trunk. >> xander: damn it, sami. should've shot you when i had the chance. [grunts] [grunts] [line trills] [phone rings] >> nicole: why the hell are you calling me? i thought i made it very clear that i never-- >> xander: shut up and get your ass over here to my room at the salem inn. >> nicole: oh, there is no chance of that happening. >> xander: you sure about that? because if you don't come, your husband's gonna find out

most notable is nomadland, the best picture winner from chloe zhao who recently became only the secondar for best director. inspired by the stories injessica bruder�*s nonfiction source book, nomadland stars frances mcdormand as fern, a recently widowed woman who joins america's nomadic community, discovering a new life on the road. i know you. yeah, hi. dave, right? guess. fern? yes. — i have your can opener. having just picked up her third best actress oscar, mcdormand who was also a producer, used the academy award stage to ask viewers to "please watch our movie on the largest possible screen". fitting since this western inflected road movie is beautifully lensed byjoshua james richards, packed with lush american vistas that demand to be seen in the cinema. but mcdormand wasn'tjust flying the big screen flag for her own movie, calling on film fans to sit shoulder—to—shoulder in that dark space and watch every film represented here tonight. well, due to social distancing rules, audiences won't quite be shoulder—to—shoulder, with cinema owners spacing their customers out in line with

for the summer we will speak with the head of the european travel commission about exactly that and chloe chows oscar winning films nomad land is the talk of temple town but it's practically unheard of in her native china we'll take a look at the end pact beijing censorship is having on hollywood. was. i'm sorry kelli walk into the program we begin in mexico we're at least 20 people have been killed and dozens more injured in a metro accident in the capital mexico city. authorities say that an elevated section of the rail system collapsed while a train was passing through sending part of the train onto a busy road below the incident happened late on monday night on the city's newest metro line line 12 emergency crews are on the scene the search for survivors was briefly suspended over safety concerns. and let's get more we are joined from mexico city by journalist polina wilson who's joining us on the phone polina what more do we know at this moment. well we know that. this accident is accident. there. friends at the time there was a. structure could collapse. back. away from the scene be

this may be their time in the market chloe, we appreciate you coming on an expensive summer.or having me. have a good one. >>> you're very welcome. all right. serious story. prices are up everywhere still on deck, the latest in the big criminal hack of the colonial the president making moves eamon javers is here with what we know and what we don't and the next steps >>> if you haven't already, subscribe to our podcast on stitcher and spotify it is a big day here on cnbc healthy returns event. companies addressing the pandemic you can still register at cnbc.com/healthyreturns. markets not looking healthy. dow futures are down 115 'rba aersathe me wee ckft this. just over a year ago, i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars of credit card debt. they helped me consolidate all of that into one low monthly payment. they make you feel like it's an honor for them to help you out. i went from sleepless nights to getting my money right. so thank you. ♪ ♪ another day, another chance. so thank you. it could be the day you break the sales r

, chloe, open up the app, look at this news that you're getting" and at the time i only had about 32rs do you have an tiktok? >> i have 2.7 million followers. >> chris: more followers meant more sponsors asking her to plug their products. >> i was pretty tired after this so i grabbed my smart guy. >> chris: but mitchell faced a choice heading into her freshman year as an athlete at a college in michigan. >> if i keep working and making money off of tiktok, i will become ineligible to play my sport. >> chris: then a college athletic association, the naia, a smaller version of the ncaa, the domestic became the first to end the ban on college athletes making the money on there any ohmic image or likeness. mitchell made her first ad for golf shoes. may i ask a much they paid you? >> it was around three grand. >> chris: wow, pretty good! >> yeah. yeah, awesome. i'm paying for college, i paid for my car and my computer, so for me, that's great money. >> chris: and it sparked another idea and now mitchell internet have created called playbook, where she helps fellow college athletes find th

at the recent 93rd academy awards, chinese film—maker chloe zhao became only the second woman ever toscar for best director, repeating kathryn bigelow�*s hurt locker triumph when nomadland also won best picture. ijust looked up the value on your van. with that high a mileage, you're looking about $5,000 at the most. i'd probably recommend taking that money and putting it towards a different vehicle. no, well, i can't do that. i can't do that. see? cos... all right. i spent a lot of time and money building the inside out, - and a lot of people don't understand the value of that. _ but it's not something like... i live in there. it's my home. frances mcdormand, earning her third best actress oscar, stars as fern, a recently widowed woman who finds herselfjoining america's nomadic community, discovering a new life on the road. here, she meets people who found a different way of living and starts to reassess her own past, present and future. we workhorses had to gather together and take care of each other. and that's what this is all about. accepting her oscar, zhao noted that "i have alw

. >> i thought chloe already drank like that. >> i didn't want to put that out there.you know what i'm saying? people talk trash about her. >> chloe is very posh. >> she is. >>> mask mandate extended. >> coming up, how long you will be required to mask up on planes, trains, and buses. >>> red flag warning for the areas highlighted in red. central valley and solano county. fairfield, benicia, vallejo, you are under red flag warning now until 5:00 p.m. tuesday due to high fire danger. >>> as we look at the roadways north bound 101 in san jose, a trouble spot. brake lights building in the altamont pass. we'll have a look at travel times coming up. we'll be right back. i'm m 53, but inin my mind i'm still 3535. that's why i i take oste e bi-x toto keep me m moving the way y i was madede to, it nouririshes and s strengths my jointnts for the e long te. osteo bibi-flex, plulus vitamid for r immune supupport. this unpnplugged devevice isis protectining ostour r beautiful l coastlines and momore. put off f chores and use e less energrgy fromom 4 to 9 pmpm to help kekeep our st

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a special shoutout this afternoon to chloe luna. she is graduating 8th great in san jose. she excels in volleyball, reading, doing tiktok dances and spending time with her best friend. a big congrats to her. >> send a photo of your grad to us or tag us on social media. no professional photos, please. include their name, city, and a little about them. you may see them right here on tv. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs bay area. >> medical experts weigh in on the best time to stop >>> it's a way to jump start the day for many americans including lenand i. the fda says between 4 in 5 adults consume caffeine a day. the fda recommends no more than 400 milligrams a day. that is about 4 or 5 cups of coffee. it should be spread out and not consumed in one sitting. if you think you are drinking too much, cut back gradually. >> if someone decides to go cold turkey, most people will have a headache, they will have an increased drowsiness, but usually that only lasts for a couple of days. >> if you are a fan of an afternoon jolt, unfortunately, dieticians say you should

tomorrow night emma stone and rory scovel, with music from chloe moriondo. "nightline" is next. of black wall street remained hidden for decades. >> we would pass by oak lawn cemetery. i wondered, what's over there? >> who do you think should pay for reparations in this instance? >>> plus the one where the friends get together again. >> the cast of "friends"! >> the homecoming over 17 years in the making. we're with the cast. >> i'm the most like joey? >> i don't think that's true. >> i look

chloe kelly scored the first two, but had to leave the pitch on a stretcher after a serious looking kneeete the scoring. the win moves manchester city top for now, but title rivals chelsea have a game in hand. in the scottish premiership, the champions rangers are nowjust two games away from an unbeaten league season after beating celtic 4—1 in the old firm derby at ibrox. the win also extends their unbeaten run against their rivals to six games... as michael redford reports. the final old firm match of the season, rangers already champions in celtic with nothing to play for, but this derby is never meaningless. celtic arrived at ibrox voting to end rangers's unbeaten league run and nearly got the perfect start. games like this are often decided by small margins. the very next attack saw callum mcgregor file glen kamara. advantage blazed and rangers will be glad it was. as they celebrated celtic protested, mcgregor shown a second yellow card and sent off. odsonne edouard on the right place and time for celtic to consolidate and stick a pact. maybe not. a moment of magic from alfredo more

she is phenomenal-— would love to see more of chloe.sy man, isn't he? if there's going to be one, it's not going to be in time for christmas. it’s one, it's not going to be in time for christmas.— one, it's not going to be in time for christmas. it's not going to be in time for _ for christmas. it's not going to be in time for christmas _ for christmas. it's not going to be in time for christmas which - for christmas. it's not going to be in time for christmas which is - for christmas. it's not going to be in time for christmas which is sad j in time for christmas which is sad for the _ in time for christmas which is sad for the donkey but i think what's, we have — for the donkey but i think what's, we have a — for the donkey but i think what's, we have a couple of projects coming up we have a couple of projects coming up on _ we have a couple of projects coming up on tv— we have a couple of projects coming up on tv over the next year so that will certainly — up on tv over the next year so that will certainly fill up his time. 128 — wil

chloe, cruise, just the latest celebrity. who else is speaking out?t me just tell you, this has been a long time coming. there has been a call for the golden globes to diversify for quite some time. but what really blew the lid off of all of this was an "l.a. times" investigation in february, and they found out that the hollywood foreign press association that consists of about 100 journalists all over the world that nominates these people for awards, picks the winners, that there's not one black member, if you can believe that. so you can imagine the outrage. well, the hfpa came forward during the golden globes and said, we are going to make changes but it fell flat and those changes really haven't happened. that's why nbc, netflix, amazon, even our own parent company, warner media, have pulled the plug. the hfpa has released to a state to cnn saying regardless of next year's air date, they are implementing transformational changes as quickly and thoughtfully as possible but again that's left to be seen. in the meantime, like you said, tom cruise gav

with patients like 16-year-old chloe melton who lives outside atlanta, she was already struggling wered into before covid, but the pandemic isolation was like pouring fuel on a fire. >> once i was at home, i could control every single meal and i had more time to exercise and use compulsive behaviors that were really unhealthy. >> reporter: she dropped an alarming amount of weight very quickly. her family got her to the hospital where she was diagnosed with anorexia. >> did you have any hope of getting better if you had stayed here in the pandemic in, that room? >> no, and i thought that i did because the eating disorder convinced me. if i hadn't gone in any sooner i would have died. >> reporter: dr. richard monday says the cases she has sewn this year have been complex and severe. >> these are kid who should not be in a medical hospital setting. they should be at home and in school and thriving. >> stephanie gosk reporting there. the doctor at boston's children hospital says that the eating disorder numbers, they really tell a much larger story of the toll covid isolation has had on chi

chloe is graduating from college park high school in pleasant hill.ission trips to the philippines, to help supply school supplies to kids. today she turns 18 yay! send a photo of your grad 220 21 grads at cbs.com or tag kpix on social media. no professional photos, please. be sure to include their name, city and a little bit about them. >> where you go. she's 18 today, paul. do you remember back that many years? >> rarely. [ laughter ] but do you? >> no. [ laughter ] >> i remember the music. >> it is chiseled in stone somewhere. >> liz and i were talking about the music when we were closer to that age. >> it's fun to listen to the old music. >> it takes you back. mentally, if not physically. >>> some patchy fog developing late tonight. the marine influence will be back. it won't be too dense and should dissipate quickly. normal temperatures around the bay and along the coast tomorrow still very warm and even hot tomorrow. cooler weather across the board for thursday and friday as a stronger onshore breeze will push the the air further inland. right n

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thank you. >> thanks for getting up with us, chloe. >>> the family of andrew brown jr.atal police shooting last month. the judge's order limits what the family can see of the encounter, though. it occurred when deputies in elizabeth city, north carolina, served a search warrant at brown's home. the family will have access to 20 minutes of nearly two hours of not analogy. the parts being withheld the judge says don't contain images of brown. >>> there is a tiger on the lamb. police in houston are asking for help tracking down a bengal tying that are may be on the loose in the city. officers responded to a report that a murder suspect out on bond had a tiger in his yard. that's illegal. when police arrived he fled with the tiger in his suv. he was captured, the big cat wasn't. >>> how much is this worth to you? this sketch of a bear's head by leonardo doo vin chee is expected to sell more more than $16 million at auction. officials at christie's say it's one of the only eight drawings by da vinci in private hands. they expect the ask etch to top a previous record of $11 m

tonight, emma stone, rory scovel, and music from chloe moriondo. and now, jimmy kimmel!nd applause ] >> jimmy: wow, thank you. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us on a big night, it's "friends" reunion night in america. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. they might not be there for you anymore, but we are. right, guillermo? >> guillermo: that's right, jimmy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. we are coming to you from studio 4h in hollywood. you know, we haven't had a studio audience in well over a year. at first, i did the show for no one at home. which was sad. and now, i've been doing a show for our staff. which is somehow even sadder. [ laughter ] so to liven things up, we've benv

among the stars are angelina jolie and salma hayek, "eternals" is directed by chloe zhao who won themadland." it's set to release in november. >>> and actor timothee chalamet has landed a sweet role. he'll play willy wonka in a new musical. warner brothers announced that the or car nominee will star as the eccentric chocolate factory owner in wonka. in 1964. geneilded johnnyepp uthis morning," foo fighters front man dave grohl joins us in the studio to tell us about his new paramount plus streaming series. studio about his new streaming series. tropicana juice drinks bring delicious tropical flavors... ...to refresh all your summer fun. letting every sunny moment shine a little brighter. tropicana sip your sunshine. plant-based surfactants like the ones in seventh generation detergent trap stains at the molecular level and flush them away. it's just science! just... science. seventh generation tackles stains. need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally w

taking home best picture giving leading lady frances mcdormand her 3rd academy award and director chloe's hour her 1st making her the 1st woman of color to take home the prize for directing but with the glitz and glamour of hollywood's big night behind us the real life drama of l.a. is growing homelessness crisis continues up almost 13 percent from the year before 2020 l.a. homeless service the 40 counted 66436 people on the streets a conservative estimate by residents estimation and every time the city says they're gearing up to address the crisis building plans get punted and 11th hour by city officials who campaigned on one thing and then vote another way so joining us to discuss the hollywood apocrypha see is filmmaker author and friend of the show sean stone so sean you're also an l.a. resident so we should mention that a recent l.a. times op ed revealed that one city councilman from the san fernando valley moved to kill one of these homeless housing projects in chatsworth he says in the 11th hour by the way because this was approved in 2019 that the project is too close to schools a

the world is talking about filmmaker chloe except china where the director of the oscar winning film nomad land was born the reason is an interview style gave him 2013 where she described china as a place where there are lies everywhere she and her film have been censored from the internet in china so have people in beijing heard of her. money sorry i haven't heard anything. i haven't heard her name very young. this man decides what people in china are allowed to see right after taking office president g. jinping declared that art has the fundamental responsibility to serve socialism he's increasingly been using china's economic might to censor hollywood as well. thanks to the pandemic last year china was the biggest film market in the world with some 2000000000 euros in revenue now or in a situation where attending the chinese government means potentially being shut out on the largest box office in the world and that is an increasing source of pressure on hollywood decision makers to play ball so hollywood has really edited films for the chinese market like bohemian rhapsody the bio

the world is talking about filmmaker chloe except china where the director of the oscar winning film nomad land was born the reason is an interview gave in 2013 where she described china as a place where there are lies everywhere she and her film have been censored from the internet in china so have people in beijing heard of her. sorry i haven't heard anything. i haven't heard her name very young. this man decides what people in china are allowed to see right after taking office president xi jinping declared that art has the fundamental responsibility to serve socialism he's increasingly been using china's economic might to censor hollywood as well. thanks to the pandemic last year china was the biggest film market in the world with some 2000000000 euros in revenue now or in a situation where offending the chinese government means potentially being shut out on the largest box office in the world and that is an increasing source of pressure on hollywood decision makers to play ball so hollywood has really edited films for the chinese market like bohemian rhapsody the bio pic of fredd

beijing discovered an interview the director gave 8 years ago the world is talking about filmmaker chloe town except china where the director of the oscar winning film nomad land was born the reason is an interview gave him 2013 where she described china as a place where there are lies everywhere she and her film have been censored from the internet in china so have people in beijing heard of her. sorry i haven't heard anything. i haven't heard her name very young. this man decides what people in china are allowed to see right after taking office president g. jinping declared that art has the fundamental responsibility to serve socialism he's increasingly been using china's economic might to censor hollywood as well. thanks to the pandemic last year china was the biggest film market in the world with some 2000000000 euros in revenue now or in a situation where attending the chinese government means potentially being shut out on the largest box office in the world and that is an increasing source of pressure on hollywood decision makers to play ball so hollywood has really edited films fo

and that's directed by the oscar winning filmmaker chloe now and scheduled for release in november. and this week in london, the british museum opens the brand new exhibition devoted to nero. one of rome's most intimate rulers show questions the traditional narrative of nero as a roofless tyrants and excessive megalomaniac who murdered his own mother, revealing a different figure. trying to lead in a time of great change in roman society on berlin has long been a place where people find the freedom to be who or what they want to be. and long before the current debates over gender identity, it was and continues to be a liberating environment for many artists like really, victoria heifetz and israeli artist who has exhibited across europe the u. s. and israel and for who drawing is an intimate act of self discovery. the really victoria hyphen isn't as really artist who lives and works in berlin. the 42 year old opposes pigeon holing people wants to put you in one box, and i can understand them. i think also in my brain, i wish to, you know, to wake up one morning and to say, yes, i am

. >> behind the camera of the turtles is recent 2 time oscar winner chloe zhao what can we expect?you know, writing this new chapter in the marvel universe, getting to know a group of new heroes find love with them and flooring in the theology 8 in the beginning. i'm proud of it. after multiple delays scarlett johansson's black widow will finally be released in theaters and streaming on disney. plus on july 9 followed by aquafina shang chi and the legend of the 10 rings and the black panther sequel who's just announced title should sound familiar? >> tt we're talking to angelina jolie will get some marvel secrets. but tonight we've got the ben affleck jennifer lopez reunion at-bats live. we will show you what we saw happened back stage. you don't want to miss it for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier interesting you can catch a interchange tonight right here on kron. 4 airs at 7.30 and then we're back here in prime time for kron 4 news at 8. >> that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. >> and don't forget kron. 4 news at 9.10. 3 hour primetime block. ken and catherine are here with the

and that's directed by the oscar winning filmmaker chloe now and scheduled for release in november. and this week in london, the british museum opens the brand new exhibition devoted to nero, one of rome's most infamous rulers show questions the traditional narrative of nero as a roofless tyrants and excessive megalomaniac who murdered his own mother, revealing a different figure. trying to lead in a time of great change in roman society. and berlin has long been a place where people find the freedom to be who or what they want to be. and long before the current debates over gender identity, it was and continues to be a liberating environment for many artists like really, victoria heifetz and israeli artist who has exhibited across europe the u. s. and israel and for whom drawing is an intimate act of self discovery. the victoria hyphen isn't israeli artist who lives and works in berlin. and the 42 year old opposes pigeon holing wants to put you in one box. and i can understand them. i think also in my brain, i wish to, you know, to wake up one morning and to say, yes, i am a woman.

the world is talking about filmmaker chloe town except china where the director of the oscar winning film nomad land was born the reason is an interview gave him 2013 where she described china as a place where there are lies everywhere she and her film have been censored from the internet in china so have people in beijing heard of her. money sorry i haven't heard anything. i haven't heard her name very young. this man decides what people in china are allowed to see right after taking office president g. jinping declared that art has the fundamental responsibility to serve socialism he's increasingly been using china's economic might to censor hollywood as well. thanks to the pandemic last year china was the biggest film market in the world with some 2000000000 euros in revenue now or in a situation where offending the chinese government means potentially being shut out on the largest box office in the world and that is an increasing source of pressure on hollywood decision makers to play ball so hollywood has really edited films for the chinese market like bohemian rhapsody the bio

thanks to accelerating national vaccination plans borders could reopen in time for the summer clubs chloe chows oscar winning film nomad land is the talk of tinsel town but it's practically on her up in her native china they will take a look at the impact beijing censorship is having on hollywood. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin in mexico where at least 20 people have been killed and dozens more injured in a metro accident in the capital mexico city authorities say that an elevated section of the rail system collapsed while a train was passing through sending part of the train onto a busy road below the incident happened to late on monday night. on the city's newest metro line line 12 emergency crews are on the scene the search for survivors was briefly suspended over safety concerns. and we will of course bring you all the latest developments on that story a soon as they come and but 1st we're heading to india where the number of coronavirus cases in the country has officially top to 20000000 as the crisis tightens its core up many experts believe the real figures for deat

the world is talking about filmmaker chloe except china where the director of the oscar winning film nomad land was born the reason is an interview style gave him 2013 where she described china as a place where there are lies everywhere she and her film have been censored from the internet in china so have people in beijing heard of her. money sorry i haven't heard anything. i haven't heard her name very young. this man decides what people in china are allowed to see right after taking office president g. jinping declared that art has the fundamental responsibility to serve socialism he's increasingly been using china's economic might to censor hollywood as well. thanks to the pandemic last year china was the biggest film market in the world with some 2000000000 euros in revenue now or in a situation where offending the chinese government me into training his life it addresses his homosexuality including a scene of a kiss which was removed from the chinese release. a scene recreating a famous music video in which mercury dressed in women's clothes was also cut homosexuality is taboo

the world is talking about filmmaker chloe except china where the director of the oscar winning film nomad land was born the reason is an interview style gave him 2013 where she described china as a place where there are lives everywhere she and her film have been censored from the internet in china so have people in beijing heard of her. money sorry i haven't heard anything. i haven't heard her name very young. this man decides what people in china are allowed to see right after taking office president g. jinping declared that art has the fundamental responsibility to serve socialism he's increasingly been using china's economic might to censor hollywood as well. thanks to the pandemic last year china was the biggest film market in the world with some 2000000000 euros in revenue. now we're in a situation where offending the chinese government means potentially being shut out on the largest box office in the world and that is an increasing source of pressure on hollywood decision makers to play ball so hollywood has really edited films for the chinese market like bohemian rhapsody th

and that's directed by the oscar winning filmmaker chloe now and scheduled for really in november. and this week in london, the british museum opens the brand new exhibition devoted to nero, one of rome's most infamous rulers show questions the traditional narrative of nero as a roofless tyrants and excessive megalomaniac who murdered his own mother, revealing a different figure. trying to lead in a time of great change in roman society. and berlin has long been a place where people find the freedom to be who or what they want to be. and long before the current debates over gender identity, it was and continues to be a liberating environment for many artists like really, victoria heifetz, an israeli artist who has exhibited across europe the u. s. and israel, and for whom drawing is an intimate act of self discovery. the victoria. hi said susan as really, artists who lives and works in berlin. the 42 year old opposes pigeon holing people wants to put you in one spot. and i can understand them. i think also in my brain, i wish to, you know, to wake up one morning and to say, yes, i

manchester city striker chloe kelly is facing a lengthy spell out of action after suffering an anteriorto the news that came this morning that the indian premier league would be suspended indefinitely as cases began to grow among players. the ipl had been continuing in what they hoped was a biosecure bubble as the country outside grappled with the devastating effects of the pandemic. but that bubble was breached in recent days, with players testing positive. our reporter ben croucher is here. how did this all happen, then? it's been extraordinary, and it stretches back beyond the last 2a, 48 across stretches back beyond the last 24, 48 across this pandemic, it's gripped india for much of the last couple of months, and you felt the cancellation or postponement at least has been on the cards for a couple of weeks now. let's take you back to april the 26, we had the first four players, including ravichandran ashwin, the indian spinner, and three australian, pulling out citing concerns over covid and being with their families. then it came to yesterday, the tournament still continued despit

chloe mccain visiting her father jonathan there.ion 60, reserved for those who died in america's most recent conflicts. and in arkansas, the wise family, three brothers, jeremy, ben anthe youngest.an tly gepulled into varis three brothers enlisting.ter:ftl beau, a marine, ben, a green later, a cia contractor. all serving multiple tours in afghanistan, but only beau would come back. >> i went through a period of "why them?" i just went numb. >> reporter: jeremy's cia service now commemorated with a star on the cia memorial wall. beau seeing that star for the first time this week. after a year of so much loss and distance, the nation coming together in person again to mark this moment and remember the fallen. and we're thinking about all of those heroes and their families tonight. thank you so much for watching. i'm whit johnson in new york. have a great night. tran03 >> remember those who gave their all in the service america, the service of freedom, the service of justice, remember their sacrifice, their valor, and their grace. >> p

at the recent 93rd academy awards, chinese film—maker chloe zhao became only the second woman ever toking that money and putting it towards a different vehicle. no, well, i can't do that. i can't do that. see? cos... all right. i spent a lot of time and money building the inside out, - and a lot of people don't understand the value of that. _ but it's not something like... i live in there.