be proud of your african roots that is what jennifer lawrence from her parents as a child she's dancing kenyan traditions today leaving home just like soon what's our forefathers a beautiful gift. for getting one makes those who want to be nurturing the steps of the euro regardless of who is judged the best dancer the girls feel that come. you know it's that. we can not forget the fact that they asked do you division in tribal ethnicity in the way to speak our religion be given together still fighting each other you have to unite unity and that was one promise from president obama. when he won reelection earlier this year people here think there's too much dividing nigerians made you run from iraq war you know so let's love each other by love and you try bad job you need someone good because of almost a month people lie by big you have more than. 50 tribes you understand so is so difficult. jennifer again as she's getting ready to compete at the festival her backstage message is simple. but. the bad bad roll of the nation and it. will come back. jennifer has been dancing ever since she

. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> this is like -- she's like the jennifer lawrence of the guinea pigs.ike, see she's got real depth and also kindf blonde well, this is the emma stone >> seth: emma stone guinea pig clearly got range >> seth: clearly got range you can tell, like, funny and ou se [ light lahter ] >> funny and -- she actually got the job in the end >> seth: oh, she did you went with emma stone>> eah, yeah, emma. i mean, how could you resist this is actually ryan gosling. >> seth: oh. laughter ] i can see that >> the gender is, obviously neutral in our casting so, he didn't quite make the cut. >> seth: gotcha. >> yeah. [ audience ohs ] i know i mean, i really wanted to give her the gig. but she's not quite right. i'm not going to say who that reminds me of, actually. >> seth: really? you're not [ laughter ] i will say -- i will say this guinea pig looks like it was maybe out a little late. >> yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah [ laughter ] >> seth: and you maybe couldn't quite depend on it showing up on time [ laughter ] >> or when she does, it's really raw and edgy stuff >> seth: and

it can be overwhelming as jennifer lawrence explained in a round table for the hollywood reporter. >> had my first real sex scene. it was very vulnerable. you don't know how much is too much. you want everything to be real. >> reporter: but often it can be traumatic. in an op ed, salma hayek she was forced to do full frontal nudity. she added that she had to take a tranqui tranqu tranquilizer. kim masters has been reporting on harassment since the '90s. >> we've seen a pervasive culture of abuse and we still hear reports of abuse. it's been a matter of concern for a long time. but i find that the culture of hollywood is fru frustratingly w to change. >> reporter: these sets now so guarded we weren't even allowed to bring our cameras. why would it matter to an actor to be eck posed xposed? >> it can be really scary to get out there and take your clothes off in front of people. and it just feels very vulnerable to be in that position. so these are our modesty garments right here. >> reporter: for blumenthal, a day at the office includes this treasure trove of modesty garments. >> we hav

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jennifer lawrence is joining the mafia, she's set to produce and star in mob girl based on a true storyeelong will play a mob girlfriend who decides she wants to be part of the business and eventually becomes a police informant. >>and every moment you feel that people are really supporting what they do. and that's really nice. >>rutger hauer has passed away his agent confirmed to variety the actor best known as roy batty and blade runner died at home in the netherlands after a short illness. hours filmography included lady hawk, the hitch or sin city and batman begins his activism included founding the aids awareness nonprofit the starfish foundation rutger hauer was 75 in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>and before we go just a little peek outside of the bay little peek outside of the bay bridge at stacking up i oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news we are

played by jennifer lawrence. and this is the birth of an extraordinary career. >> i volunteer.ng with "silver linings playbook. kwlg ." >> forget the whole crazy. i'm a shlut with a dead husband. >> i love jennifer. her character was so powerful and strong. >> i didn't trust her before. now, i do. >> now, you like her, dad? >> i have to say, i do. >> when she makes the oscar for "silver linings playbook," she is funny and witty. she does what she sets out to do. >>> so, where are you? you're in a motel room. you wake up and you're in a motel room. there's the key. it feels like the first time you've been there. but, perhaps -- >> "memento" is a fractured narrative, is of someone who lost their memory, played by guy pearce. told you about my condition. >> only every time i see you. >> with chris nolan, you're watching a guy having a great time making a movie. he's playing with cronology and playing with narrative structure. but telling a tragic story. and telling it through the eyes of a character we know nothing about. >> no reason. it can work. me? yeah. >> it's a care if ied

. >> the film had this really compelling presence at its center played by jennifer lawrence and thiss from being this fresh face in "winter's bone" is becoming the face of a massive franchise "the hunger games" movies. >> thank you. for your consideration. >> then an oscar darling with movies like "silver linings playbook." >> forget i offered to help you. forget the entire [ bleep ] idea because that must have been [ bleep ] crazy because i am so much crazier than you. >> you keep your voice down. >> i'm just the crazy slut with a dead husband. forget it! >> shut the [ bleep ] up. >> she was great. i love jennifer. her character was so powerful and strong, and she did it so well. i didn't trust her before but i got to say now i do. >> now you like her, dad? >> i have to say i do. yeah. >> when she wins the oscar for "silver linings playbook," it makes perfect sense. she's not just a figure very much in the tradition of the great movie stars of the past but also somebody who is funny and witty and real, who it seems like can do anything she sets out to do. >> three, two. we know that

it's bad for i was with my squad last night, jennifer lawrence and glenn close. >> jimmy: oh, you'veuad. >> >> wawait until i'm finished. >> jimmy: oh, you're not talking to tv people. >> it's so cute what you do with their. is is it radio or television. because you know in the film industry, it's the big screen. i don't think you've changed me. i think you're the one who's changed. [cheers and applause] what? oh, my gosh. oh, hi. hi. oh, my gosh. i forgot you were here. hi, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm fine, thank you. >> when did you start this show? >> jimmy: about an hour ago. >> that's great. >> jimmy: so anyway, let's talk about this. >> what? >> jimmy: kind of a cool idea to premiere your special, a stand-up comedy special in the movies. >> nobl wouody would buy it, be i'm toxic. a lot of people think i'm isis. not true. i worked in the gift shop for a week. it took me about two years to say that joke. >> jimmy: did anybody really believe you were part of isis? >> yes. my mother. my mother! yes, she wanted me to join a different club, as she said. because she watches fox news, a

. >> reporter: at other times it can be overwhelming as jennifer lawrence explained in a roundtable ford reporter." >> i had my first real sex scene. it was very vulnerable. you don't know what's too much, you want to do it real, you want everything to be real, but then you're like -- >> reporter: this new age of consent extending beyond hollywood to broadway and college theaters. >> i'll explain these contraptions as soon as we're all settled here. i'm running a workshop at sarah laurens. it's a consent and communication workshop. how to approach and have the communication of working on scenes of intimacy. >> reporter: a new crop of creatives hoping to disrupt the power structure in hollywood to usher in a new generation of accountability. >> what we absolutely need, though, to see diversity and proper conduct in the workplace, is more women, more people of color in the executive suites. that's the only thing that's going to change anything. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm juju chang in los angeles. >> a big thanks to juju. that last sound bite, that's something we keep talking about,

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jennifer griffin, thanks. well, the president also on top of some other major developments around the world today, tackling everything from brexit to trade. edward lawrencelive at the white house with the details. hi, ed. >> reporter: hey, gregg. yeah, the international pressure has certainly been turned up here, and now the president dealing with a number of hot spots. and i'm not just talking about the temperature here in washington d.c. president donald trump says that the president of south korea asked him for help with a trade issue with japan. >> the president of korea asked me if i could get involved, i said how many things do i have to get involved in? i'm involved with north korea, i'm involved in so many different thing it is. we just did a good trade deal with south korea. but he tells me that they have a lot of friction going on now with respect to tradement primarily with respect to trade. >> reporter: japan placed export restrictions on materials vital to south korea's tech industry. this comes after a south korean court ruled that holdings of japanese companies could be liable to compensate korean workers in colonial era mines and factorie

jennifer ruben, an opinion writer. let me go to the pollster. you have a president running 10 points behind the front-runner for the democratic nomination. another is running tied with the president. >> lawrencelot in the horse race. i look at what's underneath. if you go back to 2012, obama was not running away with the race either. underneath there was interesting things where the president certainly doesn't have his taxes. he is under water around health care. he is under water around a lot of issues as well. overall he is being held down by people disapproving of his job. what i find interesting is the president hovers around 48 or 47%. he run with less than a plurality of the electorate. donald trump is going to get his 47 or 48 or 46%. can democrats get that 50 to 52% and hold it the way obama did in 2012, but what we failed to do in 2016? can he in fact win with less than a neurality of vote and win in say florida with the same percentage romney lost with in 2012. >> jennifer ruben, if donald trump is reelected, he will be the only one in history who never once tried to speak to voter who is didn't already vote for him. >> that's true. it seems to be that he is bad at math in addition