isaac? mr. shapiro: as a toddler, i was blissfully unaware of the physical danger of living under the japanese occupation. i had no idea that my mother's life had been directly threatened in the summer of 1933. the incident became known as the most internationally sensational kidnapping case among the many that were occurring in manchuria on a regular basis in those years. the case involved a 24-year-old pianist whose father joseph was a wealthy julie storeowner and a prominent member of the russian jewish community. he had come to harbin, after the russian japanese war, during which he fought in the russian cavalry. by 1933, the elder was not only a successful jeweler but was also the sole owner of the hotel modern, a luxurious establishment in downtown hardin. today, the modern is a luxury hotel, having been restored to its original condition and decorated with memorabilia from the early 20th century when it was built. i was there and saw it in 2006. absolutely staggering. the case involved --

isaac. toddler i was blissfully unaware of the living in nger of harbin under the japanese occupation. no idea that my mother's ife had been directly threatened in the summer of 193 1933. known as thebecame most internationally sensational among the many that were occurring in man khrao -- manchuria on a young basis involving a 24-year-old person named simeon father joseph was a wealthy jewelry store owner and member of the russian jewish community. there after the war during which he fought in the russian cavalry. was not only aer successful jeweler but was also other than of the hotel luxurious establishment there. once again been restored to the original ondition and decorated with memorabilia from the early 20th century when it was built. i was there and saw it in 2006. staggering.utely -- i'me involved a young also was the head of a theatrical company that operated theaters and cinemas. he sent his two sons to study in france where they became french citizens. he was also the head of a

joining us to discuss is isaac stone fish. isaac, this is a fascinating story.ne is already in the process of selling this company. i had no idea the u.s. government could order china to sell a company. isaac: they are certainly trying. we don't know quite yet whether the media company will try to sell grindr, which they should not have a problem to do so. it is a fabulously successful app. we have just seen anonymous reporting about it. it really does point to fascinating national security implications of where the u.s. china relationship is right now. emily: talk about what the national security implications are. isaac: grindr is similar to the tech giant huawei in both of them are nonstate owned companies. grindr is listed, huawei is privately owned. because of the relationship between individuals and businesses and the ruling communist party, american security officials can't trust that the founder wouldn't give the data, the photos to the communist party if the party so desired. emily: so we are talking about very personal, potentially very explicit photos,

ht> you can catch isaac performing tonat 8:00 p.m. at the regency francisco.in san tickets can be purchased at the door or >>> that will do it for us. as always, you can find move of our coverage at. thank you for joining us. robert: it's done. the mueller report is now in the hands of the attorney general. i'm robert costa. welcome to "washington week." the spial council has completed its investigation. the big question now, how much will be t releaseo the public? plus, the president picks fights with house democrat who is want documents and answers. >> it'sime for the congress, house and senate to grow spines and w dealhat is necessary to protect this democracy. robert: those battles com as he picks another fight attacking the late senator johnn mcc even as republicans urge him to stop. next.

. >>> plus from the runway to the nightclub, fashion icon isaac mizrahi. hello, a welcome to kqed newsro newsroom. i'm thuy vu. >>> robert mueller issued his report today. it's unclear when william barr may make the port possibility. meanwhile, some of those investigations are being led by california cgressman adam schiff. he joined us thimorning before the justice department announced it had received mueller's report. nice to have you here in person, nothing on a little skype box. >> i know, this is much webette >>l get to the mueller investigation in just a moment, but i wanted to ask you aboutbe north korea,use this is breaking as we're speaking just this morning presidenmp tweeted that he is rolling back sanctioning ag nnstth korea imposed by his own treasury department just yesterday. how do you think this would affect u.s./north korea relations? >> it's a mystery and deeply troubling and abrupt turn of events justt from yday when eohn bolton was pushing out information, we sanctioning they ships that are evading sanctions, helping north koreans cheat

isaac, i apologize. was going to be sitting right here, i would have put on something nicer. >> something like prada, right? >> yes. is that who you work -- who do you wear? >> this is from a guy called david august in los angeles. >> you don't wear your own stuff? >> no, i don't. this shirt is -- >> the only mizrahi is what's inside the suit. >> the shirt is mizrahi. the shirt -- the jacket -- >> you can touch anything you want, please. >> this is really nice. >> it's pretty nice. he makes good stuff. >> do you wear sweatpants? >> i do, yes. >> lagerfeld, when he died, that was one of his famous quotes. >> you want to come sit over here? >> i know, i'm sorry. >> you're both really pretty. >> thank you for saying that. it's not that it's a competition. he has what's called anchoritis. it's useful. you don't know what you're doing. you sit down at a dinner party and start interviewing. that's why he's a today show>>. >> i apologize. >> you almost wonder if it's leading to an awkward silence. >> i'm amazed

oscar isaac is here, everyone. [ lahter ] so happy he's back. he's starring in jordan peele's new thriller, "us," winston duke joins us tonight.la [ cheers and ae ] and music from emily king. you're not going to want to miss any of that. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to any and all of our wonderful guests, the presidt spent the weekend on an unhinged twitter rant after dismissing the rising threat of white nationalism. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] r seth: well, it's anot monday and that means once again, the president of the united states had a quiet, normal weekend full of hard work and sober reflection, and everyone slept well and woke up refreshed and optimistic. d i'm just kidding. his brain is silly putty and we're all doomed. rump spent his weekend lashing out on twitter. he hit on everything from the mueller probe to "saturday nighi ," the late senator john mccain, and much more. he tweeted 50 times this weekend, alone. 30 original tweets. 20 retweets. bashing mueller and the russia in

here's oscar isaac and the crew he's put together for the big heist in "triple frontier.lie to you i asked you guys to come down here, do reconnaissance, and make a plan. now, we can execute that plan alone and take all of the money. we'll bring the team from down here in. look, if we had accomplished half the things that we've accomplished in any other profession, we'd be set for life >> hey man that's the deal we cut >> this man's a goddamn hero, and he can't even send his kids to college so the question is, do we finally get to use our skills for our own benefit, and actually change something? [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our thanks to oscar isaac. >> thank you >> jimmy: "triple frontier" is in theaters, and on netflix now.ng lilly joins us after break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unloc

here's oscar isaac and the crew he's put together for the big heist in "triple frontier." didn't lie to you. i asked you guys to come down here, do reconnaissance, and make a plan. now, we can execute that plan alone and take all of the money. we'll bring the team from down here in. look, if we had accomplished half the things that we've accomplished in any other profession, we'd be set for life. >> hey man. that's the deal we cut. >> this man's a goddamn hero, and he can't even send his kids to college. so the question is, do we finally get to use our skills for our own benefit, and actually change something? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our thanks to oscar isaac. >> thank you. >> jimmy: "triple frontier" is in theaters, and on netflix now. lilly singh joins us after break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug mmm, exactly! liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two pe

my thanks to oscar isaac, lilly singh, seth meyers. all of jimmy carr!th meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. .i hope to see you tomorr bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers a♪ applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- john oliver, star of "network" on broadway, actress tatiana maslany, music from st. paul and the broken bones, featuring the 8g band with jeff friedl. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." d how is everybong tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. former acting fbi director andrew mccabe's interview on "60 minutes" aired last night. when asked if he watched the show, trump said, "ugh, how long is it?" [ laughter ]

i will start with isaac.. pete: how? >> well, i sing a lot and i guess that's kind of part of me. that's what i do. i'm a little bit of a performer if you haven't noticed. i was asleep and i was kind of nervous. i started taking a nap. i was laying down and one of my teammates was like hey, somebody needs the national anthem sung. i'm like what? and i was dazed and confused. i just thought -- steve: why not? ainsley: do you know what i love about this story? i love that you said yes and it totally changed your life. what's the reaction from all your friends at school? >> i think they are all kind of shocked. it was like i knew him before he was famous. [laughter] it's been a whirlwind. steve: april, what did you think when you saw that video? and of course you were there. >> we were there. and i just -- i was just so proud. steve: why? >> he is just -- he is a good kid and he has a good heart and he stepped up. steve: you are leaving out he has an amazing voice. >> and he has an amazing voice. he sings all da

arlen made connections bagging isaac a $268 credit.oach to you take on an airline yourself. see how, where and when to complain at nbcbayarea.com/responds. click on the right side under "consumer resources." have a great weekend. >> you, too. >>> okay, some good news for you giants fans. maybe the best news this morning for you, game two of the season comes tonight, so everyone can quickly forget about the opening day. >> yes, because the hitting never really showed up yesterday in san diego. fans did give manager bruce bochy a hand. he managed the padres before the giants, and he's well-loved there. pitcher madison bumgarner looking sharp but gave up two runs including a homer in the third, and the padres shut out our giants 2-0. catch tonight's giants/padres game here on nbc bay area, starts at 7:00 p.m., right after "nbc bay area news" at 6:00. >>> the a's got off to a great start in their home opener, more than 20,000 fans filled the coliseum. steven piscotty hit a double in the third inning, and then in the sixth inning, chris dav

. >> you and isaac here. you're a good team. >> amazing!nything but typical, this mother and daughter, at giant supermarket, harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> there you go. >> reporter: 9-year-old lily has special needs, and her mother told us she rarely interacts this way with strangers, but the cashier, isaac, noticed that lily was watching him intently. he asked, did she want to help? she did. loading each item one by one. mom's heart filling up, along with the grocery bags. >> you're so good at this. >> here, mom. >> thanks. >> reporter: in the middle of bagging those groceries, little little proclaims to that young man this. >> i just love you. i love you. >> reporter: i just love you, i love you, she said. and her mom loves isaac, too. >> wow. you did the whole job. how do you feel, lily? >> reporter: a smile from lily, and mom was so moved, they came back to the supermarket with a homemade card and a hug. so, she loved the checkout guy and we love lily. i'm david muir. good night. >>> >> make no mistake. >>> these parents are a catalog of

. >> you and isaac here. you're a good team. >> this is amazing! noticed she was watching him and asked her to help. lilly has special needs, and her mothers isaac connected with her. >> there you go. >> reporter: each item one by one. ts.ou're so good athi hom. >> li suddenlyoclaimed -- i ovyou. ve you.mi fm lilly. and this is what we said that night. she loves the checkout guy, and we love lilly. it turned out lilly was watching. >> hi, lilly. >> hi. >> did you like that video? >> yes. >> did you hear that man? he said, "and we love lilly." do you want to go meet him? >> yes. >> reporter: lilly's mom -- >> maybe you can give him a hug. >> okay. >> reporter: and one week later, look at lilly in new york city, walking right into abc. >> you can't wait? >> reporter: up the elevator and down the hall, then around the corner came lilly. >> hi. >> reporter: are you lilly? aww. that was really easy. i didn't know if you would warm ophoo us right away. a umb's up from lly. lilly bhe u how you doing, isaac? she brought joy to us. and a kiss. thank you. yo

when talking about if the irs were to call, isaac son says, quote, is this going to be the front page story? oh, my god, it would just be -- yeah, ugh. sometimes parents would get confused about which sport was part of the bribe to gain admission. like entrepreneur and investor todd blake who paid to get his daughter into usc. his wife diane is an executive at the san francisco retail merchandising firm winston retail solutions. blake asked cooperating witness one, quote, it was basketball, wasn't it? cw-1 responds, no, it was volleyball. he later tweeted, so very excited that my daughter charlotte will be attending usc next year. #fight on #trojan family. he since deleted the sweet. often children didn't know, but manuel and elizabeth enriques's daughter did. manuel is founder and chairman of hercules capital in palo alto. according to the complaint, witness number 2 provided his daughter with answers to the s.a.t. exam while acting as a proctor. he gloated, with elizabeth enriques about their daughter about the fact they cheated and got away with it. bill mclauchlin founder of t.p.g

he shares the class with nine- oyear-old isaac, who a winter break from school. in honduras, even a fourth grader knows he has to learn how to feed his family. >> ( translated ): we have spent a long time waiting for help to c.ome from elsewhe that's why it's important for them to learn, so they can teach each other and we can grow and get ahead within our own community. our vision is to grow across all of honduras beducating technicians in order to eventually build a solar panel factory, to be able to grow in the field of solar energy. >> reporter: 20 years ago, vobada was a drug addict, involved in trafficking for a all local gang. he understands the choices these kids are going to face. >> ( translated ): this work keeps them off the streets and keeps their minds occupied, and this also helps them forget about the american dream. t it teaches tht here in tnduras, if they have a trade, they have a toolhelp support their families. >> reporter: after class, isaac toomok us home to meet his er. eveline nunas runs a small grocery store and is only able to stay aflo

. >> reporter: louise torres showed his picture of his 25- year-old son isaac. isaac, from santa rosa, was visiting his father at an apartment in healdsburg with some other family members. when police say there was an argument. isaac was killed, stabbed to death by his own brother. >> it was a challenge to fight, the fight started and from the physical fight, somehow a knife came out, it's very tragic. >> reporter: luis says his son died in his arms. >> i kept on giving him cpr, and i called 15 minutes before, the ambulance, and it took 15 minutes, the hospital was right here. and, he took his last breath and that was it. he died. >> reporter: police arrested the younger brother, 18-year- old moses torres, for murder. he was trying to flee town. they also recovered the weapon. >> he was interviewed, and he was caught hours after the incident. as he was fleeing on foot. around the santa rosa area. >> reporter: police called this area along canyon run quiet and residential. and say they don't respond to this area very often. in fact, this is the first homicide in

thank you anna isaac and polly mackenzie. goodbye.tre. coming up on this programme: so liverpool were 3—1 winners over bayern munich and lionel messi scored twice for barcelona as they progressed 5—1 in the second leg at home to lyon after both matches had ended goalless in the opening legs. a brilliant piece of skill. it was 1-1 a brilliant piece of skill. it was 1—1 soon when there was an own goal. liverpool had to wait for the second half of this. liverpool 2—1 ahead. the best goal was saved for last. it means the premier league now has four clubs in the last date. barcelona survived a small scare but in the airand barcelona survived a small scare but in the air and went through with a canter. they went to a head thanks to lionel massey‘s penalty. they got one back in the second half. nervous moments. barcelona eventually 5—1. norwich has gone back to the top of the championship in london. they beat hull 3—2. brilliant goal. it doesn't all happening in the champions league. yesterday declan rice was named ireland's young player of

. >> you and isaac here. you're a good team. >> amazing. >> reporter: the young man working the checkout, noticed she was watching intently. he asked her if she wanted to help. lily has special needs. and her mother tells us, she rarely interacts with others like this. >> there you go. >> reporter: each item, one-by-one. >> you're so good at this. >> here, mom. >> reporter: in the middle of it all, lily proclaiming to that young man, this -- >> i just love it. i love you. >> reporter: and her mom loves isaac, too. >> you did the whole job. how do you feel, lily? >> good. >> reporter: a smile from lily and from us. this is how we said good night, tuesday. she loves the check-out guy and we love lily. well, it turns out, lily was watching. >> hi, lily. >> hi. >> did you like that video? >> yes. >> did you hear that man? he said, and we love lily. do you want to go meet him? >> yes. >> reporter: and lily's mom, with a suggestion. >> maybe you can give him a hug. >> okay. >> reporter: we talked to lily's mom toda

papers with our reviewers polly mackenzie, of the think tank demos, and the daily telegraph's anna isaac --> 4294966103:13:29,430 stay with us on bbc news. hello and a very good evening to you. welcome to bbc news. it's been a night of chaos and confusion in the brexit process, with just 16 days to the set date for britain's departure from the eu. in a series of votes tonight, mps rejected any prospect of a no—deal brexit. those votes involved several ministers refusing to obey theresa may's instructions — and theirfuture in government is now in doubt. the votes are not legally binding, but mps will now get a vote tomorrow on delaying the brexit process, although that would depend on the eu's approval. the prime minister warned the house of commons that a delay was not likely to be approved, unless mps backed a deal very soon. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg looks back on tonight's vote. there really was something worth watching for the small crowd outside the commons tonight — a vote, a result, the prime minister never wanted. it is a no to no deal. the country voted to leave. whe

jeremy owens and mike isaac, u thank both. >> thanks for having me. >>> today women around the worldre marking international women's day. in san francisco there's a pop-up art event celebrating n womeas well as the struggles they faced from wage inequality to harassment. it is called that lady thing, ot but it is your typical art gallery or museum. here visitors can explore what toxiic masculnity smells like or to scale a corporate climbing wall. the exhibit's organizers are hoping it will spark candid conversatibout women's issues one selfie at a time. joining me now is jamie shaw, thereative director of that er, thing,, and sophie fost a junior at bentley high school in lafayette who has become a teen ambassador of sorts for that lady thing. welcome to you both. >> thank s you. >> thar having us. >> jamie, i think a lot of people are familiar with pop-ups like the museum of ice cream, for example. ghi talk my daur to that. how would you describe that lady thing? what makes it different? >> well, that ladyng didn't set out to be a pop-up museum. the idea was born a year ago y todan

over to isaac let's see how correspondent in accra host of today's donors conference for sierra leone so why exactly who's prying open their wallets. well many of these investors yeah people who who are from china and possibly some from america european parts of the world as european union and also african businesses the reason why really is happening in ghana is because there is a case study of kenyan business that i've invested in sierra leone and saw the idea is that once these stories are told they invest this year will be able to express an interest in investing and of calls the officials of this government has been doing is to sell the potential in this country to. an area of mining in the area of communication transports education among asking these investors to come in and help build that economy indicating that after the civil war ended in two thousand and two and all of your silly. country a lot of successes are being choked in governance process to ensure that investors really get my value for the money what about china it's been investing a lot of money and as we pointed o

joining me tonight — anna isaac, economics and trade correspondent from the daily telegraph, and pollyhink tank demos. some of tomorrow's front pages are already in. most are leading on what happened in the commons earlier this evening. the guardian describes the pm's humiliation and says she's now warned tory rebels to "back me or lose brexit." the financial times also leads on the ultimatum given to tory brexiteers and describes parliament seizing control of brexit. the express urges mps to "not let the eu bullies win the day," and suggest mps are trying to "sabotage brexit". the metro goes with, "it's a total no—no" and says theresa may has lost her bargaining chip with the eu after tonight's defeats. the mirror describes the day's events as a meltdown, and says the brexit crisis has deepened as the pm has lost control of the process. and, moving away from brexit, the sun claims that, according to a netflix documentary, madeleine mccann is still alive and was taken by traffickers. very good to have you both here. on the extraordinary night and a night where there's only one story in

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there in the past and isaacs. i think most of them they really. are going to go to how are you. i'm a life and what about you. have you broken out from school. ok are you on your own no are you with your mother. ok we loot when you ask a kindly to give me a ring on a kid i need to know what time should be at the most more because i want to make sure i'm here at the same time. ok so it's a morning show ok. with . me just coming over to speak. to the c.b.c. the teaching and stuff. to be nice to see in the office. i would like to add. it took us i just i let my son go through the smoke and you had. how you learned during that time to the has kids has one. thing and now that this is me look this is b.s. yeah that makes more sense i think was listening so this is another look i should really you know this there is no yes i said throw me back then move. for you to come back in a way that of all morons where you have only come one going people. coming from an asian family do you try to leave your parents dreams very often try to do what pleases them and i think i did that to a certain

thank you anna isaac and polly mackenzie — back in half an hour.e top of the hour after the weather. good evening. wednesday saw the uk bearing the full brunt of storm gareth with widespread gales and exposure. the swell here now pulling out into the north sea is the heart of low pressure. we have got this great big white ribbon feeding on the way across north america and that's the conveyor belt that's going to keep the stormy weather coming for us in the next few days. strong winds thursday and friday maybe even another name to storm on saturday. through this evening and overnight most of the rain pushing to the northwest and seeking its way south east but the winds remain strong again and the gust 40, 40 five miles per hour. more persistent rain will head away from southern reaches of the uk quite quickly on thursday. as the weather front sinks to the south with her will still be plenty of showers following on behind during the early part of the day. for most they do morning offering up at least some rain as the day goes on to prospects overall

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he goes out to port isaac for a weekend, and his boss sees this group of fishermen singing on the quay you have to sign them up. he says it as a joke, but daniel mays's character takes it seriously. the next thing is that is exactly what he's trying to do. here's a clip. i manage bands and i'm interested in representing you. you'd better come and talk to the boys. for your information, my son is the roger daltrey of the group. well, i'll bear that in mind. you'll never guess what, my boy's just been talent spotted. by who? youradmirer. apparently, he's some kind of big shot in the music industry. watching you sing was one of those rare moments in the music business when you realise you are witnessing something truly original. the bottom line is — you've got a unique sound. and we believe we can help you get it released by a major label. laughter. it's a nice scene, isn't it? it is. it feels like one of those very british sort of films. a sort of of full monty type film. here's the thing about it, it has a very tourist eyeview of cornwall. the story is that daniel mays's character goes

golden globe winner oscar isaac... and oscar winner javier bardem.dune" is due in theaters november 20th, 20-20. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( robin ) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... a man breaks into a bay area home and is caught on camera sneaking into a baby's room. (ácommercialá) (robin) checking in on your morning forecast. our cooling trend into t spring begun with temperatures today out of the 70's and back down into the 60's. expect plenty of cloud cover overhead with showers arriving tomorrow with even cooler temperatures.

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go finding. >>> oscar isaac is part of the all star cast in the newetix film "triple frontier."rious drug lord. take a look. >> there's our man larea. look what's there behind him. >> looks like money to me. >> what about the >>bert? ith 3 million bucks i'll be there. >> so they got a bird, we got a van. we got laa confirm in the house with the money. >> oscar, good morn >> oscar, good morning. i like the concept of this one. you guys have worked your wholee lives in special forces and suddenly you find you don't have the money to put your kids basics. school or get you say i'm going to take what's owed to me. when you heard the concept of this movie, wasmb it a two t up for you? >> i thinkat the fact j.c.shandor, this was abi much er scale film. the concept of it was fascinating because, yes, it is msout these guys, these people that sacrifice tves physically and mentally for their country and oftenome ck and have a hard time getting employed and have a hard time getting back into civilian life. there's that andti at the same there's this parable about greed and how much you're

that isaac of the atlantic reported i was on the phone outside the long worth office building talking to president trump and someone did at that time overhear me say the words i was happy to do it for you. and you just keep killing it. the problem, martha is, i wasn't talking to donald trump. at 8:37 p.m. i got a phone call from florida governor ron desantis. we spoke for 13 minutes. he was calling to thank me not about michael cohen or pay off porn stars but because i had made a recommendation for him for someone to serve on the orlando airport board, a friend named orlando hunt. and governor desantis said well, i appreciate you doing that for me, hey, governor, i was happy to do that for you. you keep killing it what's crazy is even though governor desantis told the atlantic that he and i were on the phone that we had that discussion. they still haven't issued a retraction or taken down their allegation and it continues to be repeated across the mainstream media. in the washington examiner, in the miami herald and, so, look, i made a mistake. should not have invoked someone's family

i've not heard back from the isaac dlic isa isaacsons. >>> let's check in with sandy for the rain totals. >> yeah, and it is a lot quieter than earlier this morning. the sun has come out on 24 fith first day of spring. but it wasn't quiet this morning. if you were commuting, you probably remember the downpours earlier this morning. and it is really pretty much winding down. so here a look at the rain totals. oakland, .85. you will notice around concord, about a third of an inch. and as we take you hour by hour through the night, a few hours going into tomorrow morning. we'll play tag with the santa cruz county coastline. but tomorrow consider it a break. i'll let you know when the next storm is coming in. a look at the weekend coming right up. >>> this afternoon's clearing skies seem to have brought out this whale in the bay. impressive. sky 7 spotted it about 40 minutes ago and the whale just leaped and breached a few hundred yards off san francisco's marina green. it is unclear exactly what type of whale it is, but many species are migrating off on the coast right now sometimes putting

ben's new netflix movie "triple fronti frontier," with oscar isaac and charlie hue nap is out next weekd the scenes. >> the actors are good people. you can bond. >> they help you get through it. it's tough work too. it is intense conditions. >> it is set in south america. ben and the guys are operatives on a special mission. >> it really comes down to brotherhood and camaraderie and feeling a sense of place in the world. >> i have always wanted to be in a boy band. it's like being in a boy band. >> right. every shot. >> every scene. >> and they would kind of tell a story as a group and i think that was really, you know, fun. >> and that's a squad. i will be sitting down with all the guys including mr. affleck, and i will have that for you on monday. >>> well, ben and his brother casey are oscar-winning siblings and we saw a lot of brotherly and sisterly love last sunday too as the oscars stars turned their big nights into a family affair. >> my family, thank you for all of this. >> ramielebrating his win. mom, ellie, sister dell fin and brother sami bhos just four minutes younger. >> we

there was mavis staples, otis redding, isaac hayes and the famous house band, booker t.the label's legacy continues with the stax music academy, a non-profit program of after-school programs and summer camps to help nurture the next generation of young people in memphis through music and leadership. and, as you'll see in this story that we first broadcast last july, the academ reflection of the city's rich history and musical traditions. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> my name is johnathon lee and i'm 18-years-old. oui can relate to a lot of music and a lot ofospel. i'm able to communicate my emotions and i'm able to exude that to the audience when i sing. ♪ ♪ >> my name is adrianna christmas and i'm the director o music academy. they learn music theory, music chnique as well as performance. if you have never touched an instrument before you can come learn piano, guitar and bass. we also have some students tha come in that have been singing all their lives in church. ♪ ♪ >> the church was a place where people went to tell their troubles during the civil rights movement. and people used gospe

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for him to comehe back to united states, if he had been caught, he could have been taken back to isaac raleigh and put back into slavery. >> i think one ointhe most resting and notable things about him, he not only helped those slaves escape, when they got to canada, he helpedmpower them. he set up an encampment, if you will,he where communities began to thrive and to strengthen, and then they became a real community. >> right. theommunity you're referring to is dawn, and he really did have a majorand in establishing the institutions you expect and you need in a community, a church, a school, a mill, things where african-americans inhat community could develop cameraderie, they developed the skills they need to get jobs, their children were educated, and for the first i time their lives, they didn't have to look over their back. they were truly free in dawn. >> and dawn still stands as a moment to him ando his memory today. >>> and when we come back, we'll talk about the monument that ru under conion here in montgomery county to honor josiah hens. be right back. we see two travelers so

. >> charlie hundred ma'am and oscar isaac had our first look at the cast together.letely in the film, but please it will me it wasn't all that good acting and it was a true chemistry. >> we were all friends, and now we're not friends anymore. >> i have always wanted to be in a boy band and this is like being in a boy band. >> if you had to be in a boy band in real life, which one would you choose? >> that's an interesting proposition because it's hard -- get in that boy band or i'll shoot! which boy band? i haven't given this question much thought. despite the surprising amount of time it comes up in interviews. >> there are legendary boy bands in boston probably. >> that's true. and, you know, there's just too many acts to be able to choose. >> the movie has our guys playing former special ops soldiers out to rob a drug cartel of millions. do you recall a time when you have ever worked that hard for some money, for cash? >> yeah. making this film. >> that is hilarious. >> if only it was a joke. >> it's heard than you think it's going to be. >> say you walk out of h

ucla admits that lauren isaac -- admitted laura isackson through a special process, touting her achievements playing for a soccer team that never existed in her age group. >>> only on 7, the ups driver who survived a hijacking is sharing what life is like now. >> we first introduce you'd to mitch ellerd in our exclusive story last night. he was taken at gunpot by two suspects and forced to drive for miles with police chasing behind. >> in the end, one suspect surrendered. the other was shot and killed by police. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo sat down with mitch and his wife michelle for an exclusive interview. >> mitch ellerd's story doesn't end with his release. he can recall each moment of that monumental day in detail, including his final interaction with suspect mark morasky. >> i looked back in, and he had his head down, and he was crying. and i just reached in and patted him on his chest twice, and i said you'll be all right, guy. >> ellerd then exited the ups truck and walked to safety. suspect morasky later ran from the truck with a gun in hand and was shot dead by an offic

. >> chris isaac played her for two nights. >> reporter: downtown guerneville. >> it will take a while to recover. >> this is the dance floor where one of the few venues that offer swimming with. >> reporter: the owner is surprisingly update considering his stage was submerged. >> it is actually more of a loss than it looks pause the sound equipment in he alone was all under you think you've gone through, you see something new. >> reporter: what thousands of people will see is a tremendous a water remaining and, as it recedes, major damage. >> i did not expect the water to get this high. >> it looks like it got about a foot into this level. >> reporter: in this house, the main floor is coated in silt. the kitchen and dining room, a muddy mess. >> this is a good 30 feet higher than where it would be in summertime. >> reporter: the river still owns the backyard and it has swallowed the rooms on the lower level. items once floating looks jumbled. >> nothing that i really cared about has been destroyed. everything that was important is uphigh enough. >> all of these places, see the debris