janel rodrÍguez, univisiÓn.idas para contener la preparaciÓn. blanca con el reporte. blanca: en el barrio chino de queen, un breve recorrido nos enfrenta a la vida en tiempos del virus corona. las mascarillas estÁn por todas partes y se venden como pan caliente. esta vendedora de productos farmacÉuticos, dice que cuando trabaja en estazona no se la quita. >> sÓlo quiero protección por el coronavirus. >> cuÁndo la usas? >> siempre la uso pero ahora no la traje. blanca: en nueva york, tres personas esperan el resultado si tienen el virus o no. los centros para el control de enfermedades investigan 80 posibles casos del virus a travÉs del paÍs. en algunos lugares como este,pareciera que ya estamos frente a una pandemia y preocupados por los hasta ahora 20,000 personas contagiadas a travÉs del mundo... la gran mayorÍa en china. >> especÍficamente no se sabe si es contagioso sÓlo por el aire... realmente cÓmo se contamina no sabemos. blanca: alumnos de prince tones que habÍan viajado en china, se mantienen en cuarent

janelle monae stunned.ed in the pint-sized fashion police to give us their take on oscars fiercest fashion. >> let's drink our cocktails. >> these aren't cocktails, this is cider. >> let's go down the line. tell me a little bit about the outfit you're wearing tonight. deanna, do you want to start? what are you wearing? twirl. gorgeous. >> i'm wearing something i wore in london for a bar mitzvah. >> i'm wearing a bowtie, and i'm going to the oscars. >> we see billy porter there. okay, so what will you remember about billy porter's outfit? >> dress. gold. >> what do we think? let's talk about janelle monae. >> sparkly. >> yes. oh the back. >> oh my god, that was horrible, the back was like disgusting. >> too much skin for you? >> yeah. >> what do we think of rebel wilson's outfit with the gold? >> i love it. >> i love it. i love it. i love it so much. >> who knows a lin-manuel song? ♪ i'm not throwing away my shot i'm not throwing away my shot ♪ >> what do you think of regina king's dress? >> i like it. >> na

janelle monae opened the show with a couple of numbers and a comment on diversity. and i'm so proud to stand here as a black, queer artist telling a story. comedian chris rock followed her lead. cynthia did such a greatjob in harriet hiding black people that the academy got her to hide all the black nominees. and so, with the elephants in the room banished — for this year at least — the real business of dishing out golden statues got under way. renee zellweger won best actress for playing a vulnerable judy garland in judy. and joaquin phoenix picked up the best actor oscar for his intense performance in joker. i have been a scoundrel in my life. i've been selfish, i've been cruel at times, hard to work with, and i'm grateful that so many of you in this room have given me a second chance. brad pitt won his first acting oscar for once upon a time in hollywood. to stand here now, once upon a time in hollywood — ain't that the truth. laura dern won best supporting actress for marriage story. there were british successes.

let's start with one epic opening number from janelle monae from "midsommar" dancers.ping seconds. ♪ and in a show with zero hosts, two superstars delivering the opening monologue. >> i was thinking today, chris, that we both have hosted the oscars before, and this is such an incredible demotion. [ laughter ] >> reporter: how many acceptance speeches did it take before things got political? just one. supporting actor brad pitt, the first winner to take the stage. >> they told me i only have 45 seconds up here, which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. >> reporter: there were ten elsas singing "into the unknown" together in ten different languages. ♪ into the unknown that performance, almost as moving as this one. ♪ at least eight different songs hilariously remixed by maya rudolph and kristen wiig presenting the award for best costume design. laura dern became the first actor to win an oscar for a netflix film. 17 years since "lose yourself" won the oscar for best song. eminem taking the stage for a surprise performance of that song. ♪ one re

there is janelle monae.enting the best visual effects category. referencing the rather disastrous event that they had as cats. quite a good show. it didn't miss the host. it may have missed a bit of direction but there are so many stars coming on and off you kept thinking what is going to happen next? at the end, big surprise, you knew there was a surprise coming, the oscars these days have the high ground and surprises, the other ceremonies seem ground and surprises, the other ceremonies seem dull now, the oscars can pull a rabbit out of the hat. excellent, we need that. no surprise renee zellweger went on, remarkable performance as judy renee zellweger went on, remarkable performance asjudy garland. hard to see how anyone was going to beat her. when i saw the first picture of renee zellweger as judy her. when i saw the first picture of renee zellweger asjudy garland, i said that's a transformational performance. i think she's fantastic, blows the rest of the film away, no one else talks about what is in th

joining me now our nbc news reporter janelle ross.remember under the obama administration, we had several lawsuits that many in the community supported and really pushed for president obama. i think it was 11 active lawsuits around voter suppression. the justice department not only pursued any they actually withdrew some lawsuits in texas and i believe north carolina. this is an active strategy by this administration. >> at minimum it could be said that voting rights division of the justice department decided to focus on cases involving military voting rights so rights of those who are enlisted and difficulties they faced in casting ballots and have not put any resources in any voting rights cases thus far and involving minority voters. there are a range of issues as you mention around the country and everything from polling site closures to difficulty registering in ballot collection process and difficulties -- >> purging voters. exact match on voter's regist registration in terms of registration and names and issues around facilitie

. >> we wanted to bring janelle in, she joins us a writer with nbc blk, good morning to you. >> goodto jump in here, when the president mentions low unemployment numbers, specific stacks, does that paint an accurate picture of how well african americans are doing under trump's economy. >> yes and no. obviously unemployment is an important critical measure of individual economic well being, larger nationwide well being, certainly. and it is certainly true that black unemployment is at a historic low. what it probably doesn't tell us is enough about household level wealth and sort of security. it doesn't immediately tell us anything about wages and it certainly doesn't tell us enough about how long this pattern has been in place when it began, all of which actually began during the last administration, so it's certainly true that black unemployment is at a historic low. there's just perhaps a broader, longer story to be told. >> exit polls showed president trump got 13% of the male african-american vote in 2016, is he betting on growing that this time around? >> certainly. there are ce

raj, janelle, you guys have worked with realtors to buy and sell houses so have i, so you know. if you have one that cares more about you than the commission, well, you found a good one. but then if you're really lucky, you find someone like mariah bradford. the two-bedroom condo on horizon lane was the most beautiful and horrible place she had ever found for a client. >> everything was so dirty. >> reporter: horrible because of the condition it was in. >> you told me i can't swear. it was very poor. >> reporter: but beautiful because it meant mariah's client, a 62-year-old army veteran, was going to own his very first home. >> i was told that i couldn't get a house anywhere in california. i don't make enough money. >> reporter: last year the rent on the apartment eddie mitchell shared with his disabled wife went up, a lot. >> it went from 888 to 1407. >> reporter: to eddie, who just a few years earlier had spent time in a shelter, the idea of having no home seemed more likely than owning one. >> the thing about eddie -- >> reporter: but then a relative said he should call maria

janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit about this story or anything else, give us a call 888-996-tips or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, who is promising a beautiful day just like today. right, jeff? >> exactly, 100% guarantee. i like how you slid that in there. we are definitely looking at some incredible weather as we get you ready for your friday forecast. so let's go ahead and take you in and get a look. we're going to start right off with your friday morning. feels good, right? long week, ready to go for that tgif. you can see down here across the bay area, not going to be starting off too bad. i have low to mid-40s here, mostly sunny skies. a slight chance of a little patchy fog for the peninsula. 44 and a little bit of that patchy fog for san francisco and 45. my coldest temperature, north bay at 39. as we move through the day, goo old high pressure has u rain-free. i know some of you would like some rainfall, but it's just not in the cards with high pressure. south

let's bring in jessica and janelle. you ready to place some bets on sunday? this is good for your super bowl parties. who's going to win the mvp? that's one of the prop bets. the betters think it's going to be patrick mahomes and jimmy g. >> jimmy g. >> of course not patrick. definitely jimmy g. >> that's good. prop bet number two, this is getting a little risque, will there be a wardrobe malfunction -- >> jimmy g.! jimmy g.! no? >> that's a good one. >> no wardrobe malfunction. >> that's not part of the bet, guys. >> they've learned their lesson. no wardrobe malfunction. if it's going to happen, it's definitely shakira. >> number three, will demi lovato have a flub when it comes to the national anthem? we hope not, but that is the new -- will she flub the national anthem. >> i just saw her on the grammys, she was beautiful. it was -- but she had that false start, though, so that did happen. >> you can bet on anything in this game. >> you need to go find pit bull, mr. 305. >> pit bull is here. >> i know, go find him! >> i'll track him down. and ask him about

our janelle wang is here following all these developments. janelle? >> reporter: raj and jessica, the president said he did not talk to attorney general william barr directly about reducing the sentence, but was barr influenced? the how judiciary committee now calling for the ag to testify next month, and barr has agreed. today president trump congratulating attorney general william barr for handling what he calls a case totally out of control, run by rogue prosecutors who cut and ran after being exposed. >> roger stone was treated horribly, and so were many other people. their lives were destroyed. >> reporter: all four prosecutors quit the case against trump associate roger stone. one actually quit his job after the justice department reversed the recommendation that stone get 7 to 9 years in prison for lying to congress and obstructing the russia investigation. that happened just hours after the president complained the sentence was too harsh. >> you have murders and drug addicts. they don't get nine years. nine years for doing something that nobod

our janelle wang has more on this historic day on capitol hill, and romney's emotional speech, janelle. >> yeah, he was very emotional today, jessica and raj. senator romney is the first senator ever to vote to convict a president of their own party in an impeachment trial. he voted guilty in the abuse of power charge but not guilty on obstruction of congress. romney in the end voting with his conscience, not his party. >> senators, how say you? >> one by one, 100 senators standing today to record their votes for history, whether president trump should be removed from office. >> mr. alexander, not guilty. >> reporter: though the president's acquittal was expected since the beginning. >> donald john trump be and he is hereby acquit to have had charges in said articles. >> reporter: there was drama until the end. republican senator mitt romney breaking the solid wall of gop support the white house had hoped to maintain, voting with democrats to convict the president on one of the charges, abuse of power. >> accordingly, the president is guilty of an appalling abuse of public trust. >> re

janelle joins us with the latest. janelle. >> reporter: kicking it into high gear.tonight in new hampshire. joe biden visiting union workers, elizabeth warren stopping by a cafe. the democrats who want to be president working crowds across new hampshire right now, making one last pitch. >> i'm asking for your vote. >> reporter: less than 24 hours ahead of the first 2020 primary election. >> the whole country is not only looking at new hampshire, in fact, the whole world is looking at new hampshire. >> reporter: bernie sanders and pete buttigieg top a new with a top three. while elizabeth warren and joe biden are now long shots in new hampshire. >> this is just making me work harder. >> reporter: regardless of how hard they work, they won't win over this crowd. thousands gather to catch president trump at a rally in manchester where he says he wants to "shake up the dems a bit." >> if you want to shut down sanctuary cities, if you want to protect your family and your loved ones, you must vote republican in 2020 november. >> how could i not attend a rally seeing my he

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ktvu has made multiple requests to talk with janelle harrison, but she's refused. >> reporter: questions have been swirling over numerous disputes involving the fired chief and this commissioner. that commissioner declined to speak with us again today, but we did sit down with her attorney. >> there's been no love lost between anne kirkpatrick and the oakland police commission, which fired here last week, but janelle harris has had a fractured relationship with the now ex top cop. is there a connection? harris's attorney says any link is overblown. >> that personality dispute is a really minor part of the situation that led to kirkpatrick's firing. i think it's a mistake to make too big of a deal about it. >> reporter: harris got into a dust up with the police chief. harris accused police deputy virginia gleason of avoiding her questions and lying during a presentation about diversity. >> what you're doing right now is disgraceful. is shameful, and you should be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: chief kirkpatrick literally jumped to her employee's defense. >> i'm not going to have you sp

let's bring in janelle wang who has more on the ag's rare comments. >> raj and jessica, the attorney general says he made a decision to make a reduction in roger stone's prison sentence before president trump ever tweeted about it and he will not be bullied or influenced by anyone. with the department of justice gripped by controversy, attorney general william barr telling abc news today the president's tweets about the department's criminal cases don't help the situation. >> they make it impossible for me to do my job. i'm not going to be bullied or influenced by anybody. >> it comes after an entire team of federal prosecutors walked away from the case against trump associate roger stone who was convicted of lying to congress and obstructing the russia investigation. they're upset that the justice department pushed to reduce their recommended sentence of seven to nine years following a tweet from president trump calling it horrible and very unfair. all ten democrats on the senate judiciary committee now calling for an investigation into political interference at the justice departme

janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >>> taking a big turn here now.s spent hours in the cold yesterday just to get their hands on the triple ipa, it marks the start of the brewing company's two week sale of the beer. for the past 15 years, brewery has only made it available on tap, but this year people can buy two bottles to take home. >>> and we do have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, it is our clear the shelters segment from pets in need. and we'll introduce you to miss nana next. utaur ♪ put an extra patty on that! bam! woah! uh-uhhh! my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. c

janelle harris has had had a fractured relationship with kirkpatrick. >> that personality dispute is a really minor part of the situation that led to kirkpatrick's firing. i think it's a mistake to make too big of a deal about it. >> reporter: harris got into a dust up with the police chief back in october. harris accused police deputy virginia gleason of avoiding her questions and lying during a presentation about diversity. >> what you're doing right now is disgraceful. it's shameful, and you should be ashamed of yourself. >> reporter: chief kirkpatrick literally jumped to her employee's defense. >> i'm not going to have that you is speak to our staff in that manner. >> she doesn't get to talk to me like that, okay? i'm the vice chair of this commission and she or you do not get to talk to me like that. >> i think she does deserve an apology from those who called her out. >> she will not get one from me, and neither will you. >> reporter: siegel says harris was rough, but fair. and that kirkpatrick was too sensitive. >> i think you have the right within limits to be candid, and if

. >> our janelle wang is gathering the details. she joins us now with more.t do we know about this patient? >> we know that he lives in solano county, but he is is currently being treated in the sacramento area. at this time health officials don't know how this person contracted the virus. meantime, president t is trying to stay ahead, creating a new coronavirus task force. tonight a show of strength from the trump administration. the president, flanked by members of his new coronavirus task force led by vice president mike pence. >> we're ready to adapt and we're ready to do whatever we have to as the disease spreads, if it spreads. >> reporter: the news conference comes after criticism that the administration is not doing enough as the virus fans out across asia, europe and the middle east. more than 80,000 cases reported worldwide. the u.s. has had just 15 cases, plus 45 americans brought back home after contracting the disease overseas. some health officials crediting the president for the lower numbers in the u.s. >> the president's early and decisive ac

i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. >>> a santa clara county sheriff's deputy is alive thanks in part to his body-worn camera, involved in an ambush friday night by two men in a car. tonight the hunt is on for those men. we're joined live from the sheriff's office with the very latest, and they do think that he was targeted because of his head gear. >> reporter: that is one of the possibilities, jessica. now, all deputies here and all san jose police officers are on high alert tonight because of this so-called ambush, and detectives are looking to see if this was, in fact, an actual hate crime. the radio traffic that night was alarming, and it was a close call. this is the body camera deputy sukhdeep gill was wearing. investigators say one bullet struck the camera. >> his body cam did take a round. >> he was very lucky. he was very brave under fire. >> reporter: you can hear the deputy calling for backup just after 10:00 on friday night. >> shot fired! shot fired! >> reporter: the deputy had stepped out of his patrol car here at uvas reservoir when two men in a

. >> and i'm janelle wang. we'll get to that story in just a minute. but first, let's check in with our own raj mathai live in south beach getting ready for the super bowl. >> the biggest sporting event of the year in this country is 48 hours away and we are getting ready. we are coming to you from ocean drive here in south beach. they have closed down the road. it's now thousands of people. it's the biggest festival you could imagine. we are across the street from the cardoza hotel, owned by gloria esteban, a legend here. we'll take you up the road to the versace mansion. and check in with joe montana, an interesting comment he had about sunday's game. and a bay area dancer will be dancing with j.lo on stage during halftime on sunday's show. we are going to check in with him. we'll be here with abby fernandez, cheryl hurd, and flores. a lot coming your way in the next 60 minutes. see you in a few minutes. >> thank you, raj. >>> the coronavirus outbreak has officially spread to the bay area. santa clara county health department announced that a local m

. >> reporter: janelle monae took a swipe at the lack of female nominees for best director. >> we celebrateall of the women who directed phenomenal films. >> and now in 2020 we have one nominee. s for the : s martin and lack of diversity among the acting categories. chris martinez, cbs news, los " 4" wonbest imated film and 1917 won three technical oscars. >>> was get a look at the forecast were things are warming up. >> you can see temperatures on the rise can be attacked and 60s and already the 70s in some spots looking at 70 degrees with plenty of sunshine and concord and santa rosa and we are only going to see those temperatures rise through the afternoon with 62 in oakland and san francisco 64 was 60 degrees currently in san jose. now we will show you the current wind speeds. it is like conditions from concord and hayward with calm conditions at san francisco international. they wind advisory continues for the northbay mountains until 11:00 am tomorrow. here is what you can expect. we will sea breeze conditions with sunshine and above average daytime highs today. we could see the winds

starting to see a lot of people come down the line, a lot of sequins and bright colors, including janelle monae turning heads in a sparkling hooded gown. you never know who you're going to meet in hollywood, and i ran into one nominee's mom. she told me her daughter is nominated in two categories. tell everyone who your daughter is and what she's up for. >> cynthia ariza, an award for harriet. >> who was right by her side in the front row. >> the oscar goes to renee zellweger. >> reporter: one of the biggest surprises of the night, eminem who performed his 2003 oscar be winning song "lose yourself." ♪ we spotted keanu reeves on the red carpet after we saw him filming the matrix 4 in san francisco's chinatown last week. he played a role in the best animated feature toy story but could get an oscar for best son bringing his mom as his date. ♪ all my troubles seem so far away ♪ >> and billie eilish sang over the in memoriam portion of the show honoring those who have passed, including kobe bryant. >> dion will join us live beginning at 5:00 a.m. we have complete coverage on our website, abc7

. >> reporter: exactly, janelle.ikers tell us they are keeping a lookout, because they've heard because of the warm weather, those snakes are out months ahead of schedule. the senior ranger at allan rock part has the tools swrjust in c. and hikers otherwise enjoying a beautiful tay beautiful tay day on the trails. >> it's nice. >> reporter: there are already warning signs on the trail. >> not this hike, but one time i did come down with my sister, and we did see a rattlesnake. >> reporter: and advice. >> the best thing to do is give it distance. the snake tonight want to interact with you as much as you don't want to interact with the snake. report it to one of the rangers or staff. >> i'm not happy with the snake. >> reporter: they are rare but here soaking up the sun. >> praise the lord, no snakes. a lot of squirrels, no snakes. >> reporter: the rangers say this is simply a weather thing. when it heats up, the snakes come out, when it cools down they'll go away. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> dozens of caged

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. >> reporter: janelle monae opened the show with a musical number taking a swipe at the like a female nominees for best director. >> we celebrate all the women who directed phenomenal films. >> i thought there was something missing with the list this here. >> >> reporter: this your's lack of diversity. cbs news, los angeles. >>> don't get up. just enjoy your coffee. i'm here to regale you with moving pictures from sunday before you get your money going. we're going to hit it hard. new sheriff in town. at pebble beach. this burger's delicious! let's make it more delicious! ♪ menutaur put an extra patty on that! bam! woah! uh-uhhh! my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. it's timcan it helpltimate sleep nukeep me asleep?he sleep number 360 smart bed. absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: lead

starting to see a lot of people come down the line, a lot of sequins and bright colors, including janelle monae turning heads in a sparkling hooded gown. you never know who you're going to meet in hollywood, and i ran into one nominee's mom. tell everyone who your daughter is and what she's up for. >> cynthia ariza, an awade for harri harriet. >> who was right by her side in the front row. >> the oscar goes to renee zellweger. >> reporter: one of the biggest surprises of the night, eminem who performed his 2003 oscar song "lose yourself." we spotted keanu reeves on the red carpet after we saw him filming the matrix 4 in chinatown. he played a role in the best animated feature toy story but could get an oscar for best son bringing his mom as his date ♪ so far away ♪ >> and buy over the . >>> and the best visual effects for the irishman and rise of sky walker. they did not take home any awards tonight. when i spoke to them earlier in the month they said they were grateful to be nominated. live in hollywood, i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >> you look great. love the long hair. second of all, what

jessica and janelle, this is where the broadcast operation's tonight. we'll tell you why the core doze aho tell is so special to us. >> that's where you set up shop? suspicious is what i have to say. suspicious. okay. weep can't wait. thanks, raj. >> been there and super suspicious. >>> gearing up for what could be a loud celebration. if the 49ers win the super bowl sunday night, that's what san francisco expect. this is what it looked like after the niners won the nfc championship two weeks ago. fans filling into the streets and mission district celebrating. police say there were some troublemakers. sunday, they'll have present f plenty of officers on hand to make sure things stay nice and safe. >>> it's super bowl weekend and the stars are out. th mdrop. fast and furious 9. we'll have the red carpet coming up. >>> plus, an iowa caucus happening right here in the bay area. we'll explain why, next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, sunshine and 70s today. colder, windy changes on the way. we'll have details on that and some heavy rain headed for

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i'm janelle hail, founder & ceo of the national breast cancer foundation. saved my life. it could save yours too. learn more at nbcf.org/hope. maria: welcome back the nfl is celebrating its 100th anniversary with the highest season of ratings in years. the sports has several major decisions to make rate among them the renewals of contracts with media partners. in exclusive interview i specked with nfl roger goodell to talk but the future of the league. >> we would love to be available on the broadest medium that's where network partners are important to us. but we have supplemented that by bringing in other opportunities to reach fans that may not be watching on network television. they may not be watching the full game, they may be watching the highlights. so social, over the top. digital, transmission of our broadcasts are very important to us. and so we make our games available on almost all of those platforms. we make it easy for people to engage. because we once the broadest number people to watch, and to engage, and to share. maria: so how have the cu

janel monet opened the show with a musical number taking a swipe at the lack of female nominees for bestdirector. >> we celebrate the women. >> natalie portman walked the red carpet wearing a cave bearing the names of snubbed female directors. and former host steve martin and chris rock also called out the academy for this year's lack of diversity among the acting categories. >> in 1929 there were no black acting nominees. >> and now in 2020 we have one.>> growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. > thanu for watching, game day is coming up next. >> news and weather updates are always at kpix.com. good night. >> good night. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal i

. >> raj and janelle, his mother tells us without any musical training, he started calling out the music notes coming from the car stereo. his parents discovered christopher had a special talent and wanted to share it in a special way. >>> it is 5:30 on a friday evening at the waters edge lodge in almeda. dinner is just wrapping up at the assisted living facility and residents are making their way to the lounge for a big treat. well, maybe big is not the right word. but to hear christopher nun play is undoubtedly a treat. >> he's a genius on the piano, a mini mozart. >> reporter: the lodge's director of marketing. >> he shreds. >> reporter: christopher began shredding at the lodge six years ago. that's when his mom and dad realizing he had quite a talent, came up with the idea of having him share it, for free. >> i just want him to give back to the community and make people happy. and so we found this place and everyone loved him. >> reporter: love him, they do. christopher's playing always brings smiles and occasionally tears to the residents faces. he comes with no set play list, just

. >> janelle, the idea of streamlining voting has been -- for years. when iowa used an app, things did not go well. now people are rethinking their app-related plans. at the heart of the delays on caucus night in iowa, the reason it was the top trending topic on twitter, an app. built to manage the political chaos, the app from a colorado company called shadow was made to streamline the caucus process, but couldn't properly handle and deliver the data. so they went back to the old-fashioned phone-in results. >> apps need to be thoroughly tested and vetted for security and for bugs. >> reporter: the ceo of blue hexagon security, he said an app that isn't properly vetted is dangerous, especially when it comes to privacy. >> it's very easy to lose data with your phone. so that's another area where you have to do additional testing and verification before you launch an app. >> reporter: here in silicon valley we talked about online and app voting for years. but -- >> cyber security, you are as strong as the weakest link. >> reporter: san jose state interne

. >> the oscars began with singer janelle monae, an issue highlighted by chris rock and steve martin.in 1999, no black nominees. >> and in 2020, we've got one. >> i thought there was something missing from the list this year. >> va junias? >> yu. >> "parasite" won four awards including best picture and best director for bong joon ho. >> trevor: yes, congratulations to parasite for becoming the first foreign language film to win best picture at the oscars. i was confused because i thought the first foreign language film to win was rocky. (stalone noises) hey, adrian! i gotta fight! tell me me you didn't need subtitles! ( laughter ) how many times did someone get on stage and say hollywood needs diversity and everyone would clap. who do you think that person is talking to? everyone in hollywood is in the audience. but they're clapping like, yeah, not me! a pendulum swings back and forth for best picture. last year green book won. everybody was, like, that's unwoke. this year they said we're going to give it to acine movie about class warfare, now the pendulum will swing back hard the ot

you had janelle monae, chris rock, steve martin. >> janelle monae did so well. i think so many people are saying, i have to see "parasite." that ended up doing so well last night. >> i think it'll get a bounce from the oscars. no question. we'll have more on that night in a bit. >>> let's get to the top story. the extreme efforts being taken to stop the spread of the coronavirus outbreak. >> overnight, the world health organization sent a team of experts to china, where the death toll has soared. and more americans have tested positive on a quarantined cruise ship. >> nbc's molly hunter joins us now from hong kong. she's got the latest on all of this. 3408 molly, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. that's right. china had its single deadliest day so far over the weekend. and that cruise ship, off the coast of tokyo, has more coronavirus cases than any single country outside of china. overnight on "the diamond princess," the number of positive coronavirus cases doubling. >> we're not safe on this ship. we need to be evacuated while some of us are s

janelle monae opened the show with a couple of numbers and a comment on diversity.ock followed her lead. cynthia did such a greatjob in harriet hiding black people that the academy got her to hide all the black nominees. and so, with the elephants in the room banished — for this year at least — the real business of dishing out golden statues got under way. renee zellweger won best actress for playing a vulnerable judy garland in judy. and joaquin phoenix picked up the best actor oscar for his intense performance in joker. i have been a scoundrel in my life. i've been selfish, i've been cruel at times, hard to work with, and i'm grateful that so many of you in this room have given me a second chance. brad pitt won his first acting oscar for once upon a time in hollywood. to stand here now, once upon a time in hollywood — ain't that the truth. laura dern won best supporting actress for marriage story. there were british successes. eltonjohn and bernie taupin won the original song category. jacqueline durran picked up the costume design award for little women, and cine

i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. >>> a santa clara county sheriff's deputyalive thanks in part to his body-worn camera, involved in an ambush friday night by two men in a car. tonight the hunt is on for those men. we're joined live from the sheriff's office with the very latest, and they do think that he was targeted because of his head gear. >> reporter: that is one of the possibilities, jessica. now, all deputies here and all san jose police officers are on high alert tonight because of this so-called ambush, and detectives are looking to see if this was, in fact, an actual hate crime. the radio traffic that night was alarming, and it was a close call. this is the body camera deputy sukhdeep gill was wearing. investigators say one bullet struck the camera. >> his body cam did take a round. >> he was very lucky. he was

i would say those, i think the musical numbers were astounding as well, and janelle monae's opening numberill after now, and that was a great spotlight for a lot of really great talent in this industry. we appreciate yourtime, a big night foryou, piya, thank you for being on the breathing. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm chetan pathak with monday's sport briefing. inter milan are the new serie a leaders after an incredible comeback in the milan derby. following juventus' shock defeat to verona, inter knew three points would take them top. but going into half time it was all going wrong — zlatan ibrahimovic doubling ac milan's lead just before the break. that lead was wiped out just after the restart, with inter scoring twice in as many minutes — matias vecino with the goal that made it 2—2. inter then turned the game around with stefan de vrij‘s goal, before romelu lukaku sealed the win that puts them top — ahead ofjuventus on goal difference. in spain, real madrid remain three points clear of barcelona at the top of la liga, after wins for both t

janelle monet in the opening talking about being a black, clear artist. talking about on a screen. there really was laying out and consciousness of, we know what story we are trying to tell and trying to adjust. it felt like last night was a big lean towards adjustment. in the list of nominees, across the categories, in this awards season, not a single person of colour was nominated at the baftas in any of the main categories, and at the oscars, only 1- categories, and at the oscars, only 1— is that disappointing? categories, and at the oscars, only 1- is that disappointing? yes, it is troubling, disappointing is definitely a word for it. it is a spotlight on the mindset of the art we create not always been celebrated. it is pushed, it is a profitable, it is important stories to tell, but it is not necessarily gilded in at the same way that other stories are. that is where the disappointment lies. watching cynthia aretha to... even when you look at women who were not nominated, there were these massive gaps where it was all men. bong joon—ho's wonderfully

jessica and janelle. >>> it is getting closer. super bowl sunday. >> just a couple days away. thousand of 49er faithful fans are in miami. >> raj mathai is in miami too. raj, i heard you got miami-ed tonight. >> you didn't tell me it was going to be like this. we've been here six nights now, and this is the first night we've seen miami in south beach quiet at midnight or 1:00 a.m. or 2:00 a.m. or even 3:00 a.m. take a look. this is the world famous ocean drive. usually thousands of people, especially for the super bowl. i see two dudes. that's about it. this place was pumping, but because of the severe weather, take a look at what we have just been through in these last 90 minutes. you ask everyone around here, d it's like, ah, no big deal. but everyone back home in california, this is kind of a big deal. severe weather. we're talking lightning, thunder, wind, and flooding. we'll have to check in with jeff ranieri, but certainly more than an inch of rain here. the good news is all of this will clear up. super bowl sunday should be beautiful and sunny. before the weather, we sa

janelle monae's rousing performance coming on a night when the acting categories were the least diversehat campaign pushed the academy to expand its international voting ranks, possibly paving the way to this watershed moment at the academy awards. bong joon—ho! parasite, the story of a poor south korean family insinuating itself into the life of a very rich family, swept the board, collecting oscars for best original screenplay, best international film, and best director for its creator bong joon—ho, who paid tribute to his fellow contenders. our great martin scorsese. cheering and applause. this belongs to a lot of people... the veteran british cinematographer, roger deakins, was honoured for his his work on the world war i drama 1917. and sir elton john's song from rocketman, i'm gonna love me again, was named best original song. brad pitt was named best supporting actor for his role in once upon a time in hollywood, and it was a film about about the cruelty of the old hollywood studio system that won renee zellweger a best actress 0scar for her role in sjudy. laura dern was named be

happy black history month. janelle monae's rousing performance coming on a night when the acting categories oscarssowhite. that campaign pushed the academy to expand its international voting ranks, possibly paving the way to this watershed moment at the academy awards. bong joon—ho! parasite, the story of a poor south korean family insinuating itself into the life of a very rich family, swept the board, collecting oscars for best original screenplay, best international film, and best director for its creator bong joon—ho, who paid tribute to his fellow contenders. translation: when i was young and studying cinema there was a saying that i carved deep into my heart, which is, "the most personal is the most creative." that quote was from our great martin scorsese. cheering and applause. i love you. i'm ready to drink tonight... laughter and applause ..until next morning. thank you. brad pitt. brad pitt was named best supporting actor for his role in once upon a time in hollywood. i thank my folks for taking me to the drive—in to see butch and sundance, and loading up my car and moving out her

>> reporter: that's right, janelle. the hospital and health department are not sharing many specifics. we do know in this most recent case it is an older woman who has chronic health conditions and was hospitalized for trouble breathing. she had difficulty breathing. officials say they are changing the way that they respond to the coronavirus, and everyone needs to get ready. tonight the second patient in the u.s. who doesn't know how they got the coronavirus is being treated in a santa clara county hospital. health officials say it's a signal the virus is spreading. >> the virus is here present at some level, but we still don't know to what degree. >> reporter: the patient is in an unidentified older woman. her doctor contacted public health after seeing her wednesday. they know it's not linked to the two other cases in the county, and they're not saying where she lives or works. >> since receiving the results last night, we've been working to identify the woman's contacts and to understand who she might have exposed w

janelle monae opened the show with a couple of numbers and a comment on diversity.ian chris rock followed her lead. cynthia did such a greatjob in harriet hiding black people that the academy got her to hide all the black nominees. and so, with the elephants in the room banished — for this year at least — the real business of dishing out golden statues got under way. renee zellweger won best actress for playing a vulnerable judy garland in judy. and joaquin phoenix picked up the best actor oscar for his intense performance in joker. i have been a scoundrel in my life. i've been selfish, i've been cruel at times, hard to work with, and i'm grateful that so many of you in this room have given me a second chance. brad pitt won his first acting oscar for once upon a time in hollywood. to stand here now, once upon a time in hollywood — ain't that the truth. laura dern won best supporting actress for marriage story. there were british successes. eltonjohn and bernie taupin won the original song category. jacqueline durran picked up the costume design award for little wome