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when i asked my mom, my mom was ingrid bergman, a wonderful actress., she said "i didn't choose acting. acting chose me. it's a calling." it was exactly the same answer that my nun gave me. both my mom and the nuns, they were very strong, with a lot of authority, a very pure core and that's what i've played in sister agnes. >> stephen: it's very powerful performance and there aren't a lot -- your character doesn't have a lot of lines with a lot of presence. we do a lot of presence because in the catholic church is a very strong hierarchy and women have a role of really servin the cardinals. that doesn't mean that even if you have a subservient role, you don't have authority. and so it was fantastic to play a role where i don't have any lines but everybody is a little bit afraid of me. [laughs] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: some of the people who are afraid of you are the cardinals themselves. this incredible cast, ralph fiennes, stanley tucci, john lithgow and this was shot in your hometown, rome. did you show them around? >> isabella: of course i

it's been moved to ingrid b. lacey middle school because of the anticipated large crowds expected that starts tonight at 6:00. >>> your community station also in santa clara county where there's a change in how leaders plan to count the homeless. instead of doing a street by street sort of grid count, leaders are now going to only go to areas that unhoused people are known to congregate and gatter. >> yeah, officials say this will provide better data but advocates worry it could lead to missing some people. so let's head over to veronica macias who is live from santa clara on really what this all means. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reed and gianna. well, for weeks now, i'm told by the department of supportive housing that they've been going out to areas in san jose where people homeless people specifically, gather. places like this park behind me. columbus park off of taylor street. i was here yesterday gathering some video. they were doing a clean-up of this area and i could tell there were more than

parents plan to rally at tonight's board meeting, which has been moved to ingrid b lacey middle school because of the anticipated crowds. it starts at 6:00. well, after two decades, bloomingdale's is closing up shop at the mall formerly known as westfield, now the san francisco center. it's been something of a trend lately for stores to jump ship from their. kelsi thorud looks at how city leaders are hoping to lure businesses back. >>>>another blow to san francisco's retail market. bloomingdale's, the last major flagship store in the struggling san francisco center, has announced it too, will be closing. >>>>it's really upsetting because, you know, this is the only nice shopping center that we have in the city. >>>>this is just the latest in a string of stores leaving the mall. nordstrom rack, michael kors and the cinemark theater have all shuttered. the closure also comes after macy's, bloomingdale's parent company, announced the closure of its flagship location in union square. >>>>this is. all bloomingdale that i have on all this wonderful stuff, and saks fifth avenue. so what am i

and julianne moore is the friend, ingrid, who is asked to accompany her on what martha wants to be her sleep with my door open, and the day that you find it closed is the day it's already happened. the story confronts the certainty of death, something that in real life, the 75—year—old director says he's wrestling with. i think of death almost every day. i don't really accept it with my mind. it's difficult for me to even... we have examples every day, thousands of examples, i mean, but, no, i have a problem with mortality. it's the first time he's worked in the english language in his 50—yearfilm career. withjulianne moore and tilda swinton, they really helped me a lot with the language, and also they were very easy to direct. so, no, the problem, it was not the language. but you know that, you know, every movie, every shooting is a big problem, so everything can be wrong, but in this case it was not the language. you're going to need a lawyer. no, this is an absolute secret. this movie, based on sigrid nunez�*s book what are you going through, is released at a time many nations are d

that would essentially shut down ocean shore and relocate all students to sunset ridge elementary or ingridy middle school. the district sent us this statement, in part, quote, as a result of sacramento's lack of support, schools have to do more with less. i too am upset and encourage california families to demand more funding from the legislature and the governor. >> does affect my brothers here. elliot and miles. >> reporter: spencer and his siblings grew up going to ocean shore, and they don't want to part ways from things like the school's award-winning program, oceans 411, a program where students run educational activities at the beach and in the classroom. >> i learned a lot with my friends, and like, they let you, like, do, like, group projects. and, like, specifically oceans 411, you can like group up with your friend and teach little kids or younger kids the things that you know. >> sneaker waves. >> reporter: sheila is a head of oceans 411. she says she is frustrated by the lack of communication. >> there's been no brainstorming. there's been -- it's like this is it. we don't rea

that would essentially shut down ocean shore and relocate all students to sunset ridge elementary or ingridmiddle school. the district sent us this statement saying in part, "as a result of sacramento's lack of financial support, california's school districts continue being forced to do more with less. i am upset and encourage california families to demand more funding from the legislature and the governor. >> it does affect my brothers here. elliott and miles. >> reporter: spencer and his siblings grew up going to ocean shore and they don't want to part ways from things like the school's award-winning program, oceans 411. a program where students run educational activities at the beach and in the classroom. >> i learned a lot with my friends and they let you do group projects and specifically oceans 411, you can group up with your friend and teach little kids or younger kids the things that you know. >> reporter: sheila is the head of oceans 411 and she says she is frustrated by the lack of communication. >> there has been no brainstorming. it is like, this is it. we don't really care what

looks like students from that five decade old school will be moved to sunset ridge elementary or ingridy middle school. >> i don't want to go to ibl. i want to stay with ocean shore and continue learning. >> the proposed merger of sunset ridge elementary school with ocean shore school further divides the pacifica school district by race and socioeconomic class. >> the district blames the budget deficit. >>> now to san francisco. b.a.r.t. does not do enough to protect riders. so says the family of a woman pushed to her death in front of a b.a.r.t. train. they are now suing the bay area rapid transit district. a homeless man police say shoved a 77-year-old woman into a train. police say the suspect had been arrested several times before her death. the victim's family says b.a.r.t. police did not enforce an order banning trevor belmont from the transit system. we reached out to b.a.r.t. multiple times for comment on the lawsuit but so far, we have not heard back yet. >>> moving on the map now to the north bay. sonoma state university cutting its entire athletics program. you heard that rig

[risas] vamos con las preguntas de la gente, ingrid escribe lo siguiente: cÓmo se puede evitar la diabetesinvitado de "noticentro", buenos dÍas para ti benito. benito: buenos dÍas, sistema pÚblico de enseÑanza regresan a trabajar luego del receso por la temporada navideÑa. jorge: tatiana ortiz en directo de san juan y traer Último del regreso a clase. tony: a mÍ me encantÓ, llegÓ para vivir la experiencia de un presentador de noticias sin embargo fue sorprendido por jacobo morales, vamos a ver esta imagen. benito: mi corazÓn estÁ enterrado aquÍ en puerto rico protegido con todo lo que he vivido, y espero en dios con lo que me falta por vivir y seguir creciendo. >> un bofetÓn de realidad del documental, un despertar para a medida que se pueda en ese futuro nos veamos reflejados en ese mini documental en lo que podrÍa ser el futuro para puerto rico pero para eso hay que despertar tambiÉn. jacobo: hay un punto de partida que es el entretenimiento y el afÁn de llegar al pÚblico posible pero manteniendo un compromiso social. eso es fundamental. >> gracias, jacobo por segar hasta aquÍ. benito: y

ingrid. i hired you because of your résumé. no, that's the truth.aid that you played lady macbeth in college. there was no production of lady macbeth while you were at the university of chicago. you lied. you have all of the qualifications in the world, yet you... you lied anyway. (laughs softly) so, you hired me because you think i'm a liar? i hired you because there's conflict inside of you. it sounds like you're diagnosing me. your every impulse, it pushes you to... put yourself first, but you try to be a decent person anyway. maybe i want to see which side wins in the end. or maybe moriarty gave me a clinical interest in... people like you. we'll set an appointment? you get one more shot. stop making me fight my way in. ♪ yeah, there's always been a rainbow ♪ ♪ hanging over ♪ ♪ your head ♪ ♪ mm ♪ ♪ it'll all be all right. ♪ (song ends) sorry it took so long. what's in there, anyway? you could have told me. i'm not made of glass. somebody's been staying here. you own one car, the second parking space is free of clutter. coat hook on the inside is

royal expert and biographer ingnd royal expert and biographer ingrid stewart joining me, and all theest on that, plus what you promised an end to the train strike misery. well, brace yourselves for another year of train strikes as union bosses look set to reject a 2.8% public sector pay rise also. i'll be joined by my superstar panel journalist and comms adviser linda jubilee, journalist and writer peter lloyd, and author and academic doctor lisa mckenzie. also, what's on earth do you think this might be? get a picture. >> get a picture ready? >> get a picture ready? >> good. it's about to fall on top of us, guys. oh, my gosh, what is this? >> britain? never. the eu can get stuffed next. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. over a dozen people have been injured in a ski lift accident in spain. astun ski resort said around 15 people were injured, three of them seriously. the regional government previously said today that at least 30 people had been injured, nine of them very seriously. state tv channel tv reported around 80 people remained trapped for some time on th