emma: the british screenwriter of conclave excepted the award for best adapted screenplay. >> 97 -- emmaered political satire. >> anora is having a good night. that's great. yeah. that's great news. i guess americans are excited to see somebody finally stand up to a powerful russian. >> unlike some previous years, there were pre--- brief political references, which was a largely feel-good ceremony, and a night which highlighted indie filmmaking and saw less traditional choices for the big winners. the growth of streaming services means fewer people are going to the cinema. even james bond has now been bought by amazon. but the oscars continued its trend of awarding films that are not always big box office winners, but gain the admiration of many other filmmakers. caitriona: you can find out more about the oscars and all of the day's news on our website, bbc.com/news. and you can see what we are working on at any narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... bdo, accountants and advisors, funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation, the judy and peter blum

emma vardy, bbc news, angeles. are well under arrivalsare well pnder way. the bbc news life you77 sf:s start to the meteorological spring to come as we head through next week. where it will be wet and windy at times, and then it all turns be some more showers around too. a frosty start here to monday morning. north it is milder. to be replaced with lots of sunshine. sunny spells to the north. it's windy for north west scotland, wet and very windy top temperatures between ten and 12 celsius. more of the same again on monday night into tuesday. some fog patches developing underneath clear north and west too. now, there is another weather front approaching it's going to tend to fizzle. further south, but you can see those temperatures as the high starts to push away. or 15 celsius perhaps in the far south east, where it should stay dry and sunny pretty much through the week. the sunset times as well. bye for now. this is bbc news, the headlines. prime minister's keir starmer�*s defence summit. it was the first time zelensky has spoken publicly since the row at the white house. the ukrain

now, emma got her start through a program called technovation. this was founded by tara czarkowski from san mateo. shortly after technovation, i created an app called timeless, inspired by my experience with my grandmother who had alzheimer's, and the goal was to use ai to help alzheimer's patients, their families, their caregivers to cope with the illness and to empower them to live their daily lives. technovation helps bring coding and stem opportunities to women. during that interview, semu surprised the nonprofit with a donation of $10,000. this is courtesy of code wars, and you can watch that full interview this afternoon on the kelly clarkson show. that's going to start for you at 3:00, right here on nbc bay area. well, happening now today is believed to be the final deadline for people living in san francisco's only safe parking site, the bay view vehicle triage center opened back in 2022 at candlestick point late last year. it's three dozen or so residents were informed that it would close. the city is offering residents their new housing

wicked's ariana grande and cynthia erivo. of it all — here's emma vardy.re on the choreography of it all — here's emma vardy. your first job yourfirstjob is to your firstjob is to the outfit and all the photographers will be screaming your name so remember one foot forward, small smile but not too much. once the photos are done, it's time to walk to the main red carpet and take the time to make sure you are saying hello to the right people. usually when a photographer is watching. had for the press and they will be waiting here, while the smaller parts in the film, this is your chance future publicist to introduce you and elevate your profile. if you're really big star, everyone will be trying to get your attention. and then it's into the theatre. and one more thing, when they say the oscar goes to, smiled, whatever the outcome because the camera will cut to you and no one likes about loser, off you go. and me nowsis full ofsoeople and enough me nowsisfutl ofsoeople and enough to seat in lucky enough to have a seat in this new at the roosevelt this new roo

emma got her start through an innovation program called technovation. it was founded by tara czarkowski from san mateo. shortly after technovation, ais created an app called timeless, inspired by my experience with my grandmother who had alzheimer's, and the goal to help alzheimer's patients, their families, their caregivers to cope with the illness and to empower them to live their daily lives. sounds wonderful. technovation helps bring coding and stem opportunities to women, and during the interview, cmu surprised the nonprofit with a donation of $10,000 courtesy of code wars. you can watch the full interview on tomorrow's episode of the kelly clarkson show. it starts 3:00 right here on nbc bay area. all right, one final check of the weather before people start their week. yeah. chilly start tomorrow. dry day. then the rain comes back. light rain at times for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. probably the rainiest part of the week. and then we warm up for a couple of days friday into saturday, and we'll see if the rain holds off on sunday. looks like a

[glass shatters] and again. [ applause ] >>> please welcome two lf time oscar winner, emma stone. [ applause the power of their work, the kind that lingers, haunts, heals, and reminds us why great performances aren't just seen but felt. here are the nominees for actress in a leading role. cynthia erivo, "wicked." >> cast a spell. read it. >> don't. >> you can't, can you? >> karla sofia gascon, "emilia perez." >> mikey madison, "anora." >> jealousy is a disease. remember that. i'm going to go chill. no big deal. >> demi moore, "the substance." >> say it. tell them who your little beauty secret is. why don't you just show them right here. here is your little beauty secret. >> fernanda torres, "i'm still here." >> and the oscar goes to -- mikey madison. >> this is the first oscar win and nomination for mikey madison. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> wow. this is very surreal. forgive me. i'm nervous. i'm going to read off of a paper. thank you so much to the academy. i grew up in los angeles, but hollywood always felt so far away for me. to be here standing in this room today is really incredible.

as emma vardy reports. cancelled since the wildfires. it was clear this show must go on.ra, the film about a lap dancer who marries a russian oligarch, has emerged as one of the frontrunners for best picture. cash up front. deal. the best part of this award show is that we're together. how will you celebrate if you all win? like this! he laughs. the has been the subject of debate for the depiction of workers, the director sex workers, the director casted real dancers and some 7the 7 7the ceremony. a ticket 7 a ticket for 7 a ticket for r7ed m1 is somethin . that carpet, that is something that - gets _ carpet, that is something that - gets to— carpet, that is something that - gets to do. - carpet, that is something that - gets to do. is- carpet, that is something that - gets to do, is it? . everyone gets to do, is it? there _ everyofle gets to do, is it? there . going — everyofle gets to do, is it? there - going to _ everyofle gets to do, is it? there - going to be - everyofle gets to do, is it? there - going to be some i everyofle gets to do, is it? - there - going to be some

liu interviews a young innovator named emma, who is working to use ai to help alzheimer's patients.t through a program called technovation, founded by czarkowski from san mateo. shortly after technovation, i created an app called timeless, inspired by my experience with my grandmother who had alzheimer's, and the goal was to use ai to help alzheimer's patients, their families, their caregivers to cope with the illness and to empower them to live their daily lives. wow. technovation helps bring coding and stem opportunities to women. during the interview, cemu surprised the nonprofit organization with a donation of $10,000, and that's courtesy of code wars. you can watch the full interview on this afternoon's episode of the kelly clarkson show. that's at 3:00 right here on nbc bay area. oh, honora. well, there it is. trending this morning. the 97th academy awards. hollywood's biggest night provided big surprises. and one small film won it all. and the small budget, as you heard right there, taking home five awards at last night's oscars. nbc news jennifer bjorklund is in los angeles

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. ♪ ♪ for high school sophomore emma stevens and her friend, this is a chance to try something new.ed down. >> the dancing itself is very grounding. so many people have been going through such a hard time, and i think that coming to a class like this will just lift your spirits up. >> reporter: like los angeles itself, resilience and resolve. >> buildings can burn. they can destroy physical things. but you can never destroy the spirit. and so it is keeping that spirit alive is what's important. that's what we're doing. >> those dances are both healthy and healing. thanks to hallie jackson for that report. and >>> hollywood's biggest night, packing plenty

emma, residente de anaheim, california, pretende surtir su despensa de este lado de la frontera, puesy pues mejor calidad, pienso yo. y el mercado hidalgo de tijuana es 1 de los sitios de mayor afluencia de visitantes del sur de california. a veces la gente cuando nos nos dice pues de dónde viene? no, pues vengo de allá de los Ángeles, que es lo más común o incluso de turistas extranjeros que no pierden la oportunidad de comprar en este mercado tradicional.l. como hsan, originario de líbano, dulce queso, todo muy bueno aquí para los comerciantes, la afluencia de visitantes del otro lado de la frontera representa parte importante de sus ventas. paola lleva ya 1 15 años en este pueso comercial, donde una gran cantidad de su clientela son residentes de estados unidos. lo que se ve más aquí en el mercado son los fines de semana, viernes, sábado, domingo o los días festivos. este pues sí, la gente viene y lleva sus chiles, lleva frijoles, lleva canela, que son los productos que ellos más buscan, que allá están un poco más caros. y es que con la tasa de inflación más alta en un año en san d

and the oscar goes to emma stone. when it comes to the oscars, how much is hunch versus science? the hunch also plays into who do i like? i got a good feeling about this. they've never won or they've won a couple. it's been a while since they've won one. so i think all that does come into play. and we noticed that on the betting side, there's something else they're feeling and sometimes those hunches come into play. i have to go to the envelope for that. you can't get more emotional than like betting on something that is all about human emotion, right? and that's what a lot of this is. that's what it all is. you tried too hard to write. really? yeah. if you're asking, this year's most contested category might be best actor. with a lot of bettors split between the current favorite adrien brody and the potential underdog, timothee chalamet. these are novelty type wagers, and they're handled accordingly. there's not a lot of big money on on any in any of these markets, but there's enough to make people interested. bill spyros has been covering oscar betting@bookies.com, and both he

. ♪ >> reporter: for high school sophomore emma stevens and her friends, this is a chance to try somethingthe dancing is very grounding. so many people have been going through such a hard time, and i think that coming to a class like this just lifts your spirits up. >> reporter: like los angeles itself, resilient and resolved. >> buildings can burn. they can destroy physical things, but you can never destroy the spirit. and so it is keeping that spirit alive, is what's important. that's what we're doing. >> and debbie plans to keep those spirits up through may. >>> that's "nightly news" for this sunday. lester will be back tomorrow. i'm hallie jackson. for all of us here at nbc, thanks for watching and have a great week. hing and have a great week. at

were ignoring what we saw it with our own eyes and we need to be sensitive in some cases, we have emma who go to this but this was the president of the united states and reason to have great concern somebody was visually declining in a public way that was still sitting in the white house and the oval office making very big deci decisions. >> you know he's in bad shape when they are living cocaine in the lockers for him. [laughter] don't go anywhere. watch this. [cheering and applauding] [applause] welcome back to fox news saturday night after last call. [applause] do not forget to get tickets the casino resort on april 19, tickets available at fox across america.com. [applause] [laughter] try getting out of the snow for tickets to this show, scan the bottom corner of the screen these psychopaths right here, you haven't lived since you are by a migrant pocket. this week's feature for called the klondike bar and mississippi choosing them for two reasons, they told us they served? carter, two grilled cheese sandwiches with a burger in the middle. wardrobe would shoot me. [laughter] you wa

and emma stone told me basically, don't play a part that's unhinged while you're trying to direct, manage a set, because part of directing is like-- everything. jesse: it's like running a circus. and she was totally right. [cheers, applause] drew: thank you so much, everybody. we make the show for you, so take it with you. [music playing and applause] >> you are gambling with the lives of millions of people. you are gambling with world war iii. >> john: an oval office photo-op turns into the shouting match seen around the world. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news." ♪ ♪ >> maurice: good evening. i'm maurice dubois. >> john: i'm john dickerson. it all started out friendly enough. president trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy appeared before cameras in the oval office before what was to be a luncheon and the signing of a historic deal to give the united states access to ukraine's wealth of minerals. >> maurice: but it quickly turned into a loud argument involving the two presidents and vice president j.d. vance over ending the war, vla

were ignoring what we saw it with our own eyes and we need to be sensitive in some cases, we have emma this but this was the president of the united states and reason to have great concern somebody was visually declining in a public way that was still sitting in the white house and the oval office making very big decisio decisions. >> you know he's in bad shape when they are living cocaine in the lockers for him. [laughter] don't go anywhere. watch this. [cheering and applauding welcome to the 100° sweat test. which one of these two antiperspirants can stand up to the heat? that's it. take it up a notch. looks like ordinary antiperspirants can't take the heat. ordinary antiperspirants can't fight sweat better than secret clinical. asthma. does it have you missing out on what you love with who you love? it's time to get back out there with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks and can also be taken conveniently at home. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is prove

there she is very, very proud of gigi emma was a ballerina and now we have a mini ball ler written that0. >> jessica: love it. >> greg: mary katharine ham, hunter, tyrus is back. and kennedy. let's do this. all right. we are going to get the i will play the sound and go around the table. you got to tell me what it is >> greg: ssandra, what do you say? >> sandra: some type of -- >> greg: might be. not good enough. get up and leave. >> jesse: cockatoo. >> jessica: dying cricket. >> judge jeanine: a we sell. >> an owl? >> greg: an owl named twig. is he actually eastern screech owl. he looks like a baby. get this, is he actually full grown. what a trick. >> jessica: i was right. >> anybody could say bird. some news person you are. >> jesse: judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: you have all heard that song jesus take the wheel. now it's judge take the wheel. i hijacked jimmy failla's taxi saturday night. take a look. >> sandra: it was so good. >> judge jeanine: i want to drive. >> you can't dry. don't do it. >> judge jeanine: get out of this car. get out of my way cabby. >> jimmy: maybe this blo

and then emma stone, always, yeah, always great. little bit on a basket or so, you know, says wailuku it's like a tank dress. but of course, it's different kind of temperatures because it's all covered in swarovski crystals. and of course, another big trend was safe. and we so much for ariana grande chanel, the obscene mail that would walked on the red carpet. i was like, yeah. as queen wicked queen in scupper ellie spring haute couture 2025 speaking of crystals 190,000 crystals as well. it was the safe was the shape that and of course, the queen cynthia erivo, she just screamed presents what you want what she walked in. and it's like the start for screen. it's like health about tool or darlie games in louis vuitton and michelle yeoh. she never disappoint. michelle, i say says way ballance royal blue gown strap. listen with rate and earrings. i love the jewelry by share all and then monica barbaro. she's kind of a new comer. we don't see a lot of her. she nailed yes, she nailed it as well. also wearing a shape the gown. the ball gow

and this is norma for rees and emma, the winner in napa county recognized for her volunteer work in saint she worked with organizations, including the sailing a library committee and the multicultural committee. and she also works for the counties valley family centers. and then in solano county, this is lisa. he last and she's recognized for her work in the performing arts space. she serves as president of onstage vacaville, which is a performing arts nonprofit. and she also is the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. >> all right. now let's turn our attention to bay area basketball, the stanford cardinal women's team gets the wind against georgia tech. erin wilson has the highlights. >> well, sunday night was senior night down maples pavilion. if you stand for stars playing their final regular season game before trying to make a run in the conference tournament. the cardinal course hoping to pushing close this season out on 3 game win streak. but could they do it against georgia tech? well, that was tight early stanf

and in napa county, this is norma for eased emma sorrow.nteer work in saint she's worked with organizations, including the saline, a library committee and the multicultural committee. and she also works for the counties. valley family centers. and in solano county. this is lisa heal us. she's being recognized for her work in the performing arts. she serves as president of onstage vacaville, which is a performing arts nonprofit. and she's also the executive director of the nonprofit saving grace, which supports families facing emergency veterinary care. >> all right. well, award season has officially come to an end. now that the 97th oscars awards happened last night on the books. now let's take a peek with scott mantz. >> north took home the big prize best picture and film's director, nate oscar history. >> and nora, sean baker. >> one baker is now the first person in oscar history to win for academy awards in the same year for the same film. in addition to best picture, he one original screenplay film editing and director on the carpet. he

[applause] >> joining us is emma tucker, editor-in-chief of the wall street journal, anne smith turns conversation. >> i feel all the pressure to own the remaining interviewees for viral clips. >> he told me to hurry up. >> well, we have all the time that we need. thank you for joining us. i was just remembering when you arrived in the states, we certainly wrote stories about the british invasion about how, we had another of you views up here and i'm hoping they will turn up for the reception. i do wonder watching the journal work right now i think you are sort of on fire in the positive sense, do you think that gives you a sense of valuable, sense of distance from rolling -- >> yes. >> the story is astonishing and i don't have a dog in this fight. i do in the sense that i'm doing jobs that i'm doing but it's not -- i think it does -- i mean, it's interesting when i go back to the uk to see the difference. i think people outside have bigger meltdown than they are inside. >> good. >> and so you sort of pick up this perspective. >> you think washington is freaking out too much about tru

and joining the panel tonight is emma trimble.e's fearless, and she's about to discover once she�*s about to discover once again that she can handle the saturday five initiation ritual, namely being talked over, contradicted and having to dodge alex armstrong�*s many attempts to go viral. welcome. and of course, we couldn't do this show course, we couldn�*t do this show without talking about the bbc. this week, my friends, because they're well and truly cooked. the same bbc that hounded pensioners and single parents over licence fees as well as students. it's now facing a potential terror probe over a hamas funding documentary. now, i always suspected that bbc coverage leaned towards hamas, but i didn't think they were literally passing the collection plate around for them. i mean, you have to hand it to them. most broadcasters just spread propaganda of some sort. the bbc is out here offering direct debit plans for jihadis. is out here offering direct debit plans forjihadis. if you've watched the programme lately, you'd think they

i'm darren grimes and i'm alongside emma trimble, who's just downed a pint.r renee alex armstrong, who hasn't downed a pint, and kyle wiltshire, who probably will down a pint. plenty more to come tonight. we'll be talking to the columnist. i forgot about this. i�*m very excited about this. brendan o'neill is going to be joining us, of course, from spiked, about the garcia documentary by the bbc and not related, but beaver's going to be our ultimate saviour to climate change. i learn something new every day, i tell you. it's 8 pm. and this is the saturday five. i've no idea. beaver mad this channel? >> oh. >> 0h. >> 0h. >> still to come, we'll. bring you our highlights in our high five. then we'll be answering your questions and ask the five. send them through to gbnews.com/advent. and don't gbnews.com/advent. and don�*t forget to vote for me in our poll. >> 0h, poll. >> oh, i�*m winning your favourite five. >> i win by default again. >> i win by default again. >> where i�*m winning 0%. >> where i�*m winning 0%. >> it's the vote will close. >> it�*s the vote w

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