they're the works of swedish photo artist eric johansson who takes the top spot in our ranking.his clever combination of real landscapes and models creates apocalyptic fantasies that are nothing short of stunning. the only after he edits the images on his computer is the illusion truly complete it's hard not to fall for johansson is works. time now for a trip back in time to the roaring twenty's this jazz age is alive and well in berlin things to the parties organized by a boy. entertainer constantine ski friends the event for the party goers which combines a bit of vaudeville and cabaret while the audience members get into the mood by dressing in one nine hundred twenty s. attire absent of all modern amenities and that includes the use of mobile phones and audience members love it this way. i know there. are ladies and gentlemen i know my name is coco and in case you've forgotten welcome to both. i am so over. the course there's an extra bit coco is a very extroverted character he's loud and flamboyant and he is an essential part of me. constantine proper aussie all coco is the

when i became director i had a lunch with scarlett johansson -- sarge shriver and i said we're hoping to increase the number of volunteers on a number of programs maybe a couple thousand or more over the next couple years. sarge responded what are you talking about? we should not only double the size of the peace corps but get to a hundred thousand. ms. olsen: i remember that. mr. schneider: we may not be there. but the question is do we have potential volunteers out around the country that you think we could, that are there, ready to join the peace corps? i should add, sustain the level of diversity that the peace corps has clearly done a remarkable job? when i was director we barely got to 20% in terms of volunteer diversity and now it is around 30% or 32%. ms. olsen: to 35%. mr. schneider: can we maintain the size and -- increase the size and maintain diversity? ms. olsen: yes. let me talk about our recruitment. i know several people have said to me but i don't see the ads on tv. ow do you recruit? step one, we just dropped our last formal ad. i'm going why? ads are great. no. ever

it's what i do is in production or soon to be a film directed by ridley scott featuring scarlett johansson. we are lucky to hear her story firsthand tonight. in 2015 american photo magazine named lynsey addario as one of the most influential photographers of the past 25 years saying she changed the way we saw the world's conflict. she was awarded a prestigious macarthur fellowship in 2009 for her dedication to demystifying foreign cultures and exposing the tragic consequences of human conflict and providing valuable historical record for future generations. there is a lot more extraordinary things i could say about lynsey addario but i won't delay. joining lynsey addario in conversation is robert worth of new york times magazine and author of the rage for order. please welcome lynsey addario and robert worth. [applause] >> thank you for coming. sorry about being late. i was in traffic. >> it is a pleasure to be here with lynsey addario not only because this book is fantastic but we worked together for many years. we both met in sadr city in baghdad, one of the more wretched places on earth

scarlett johansson's black widow... the movie is expected to hit theaters may 3rd, 2019... (catherine) some of the biggest names in music found out today that they're up for a grammy. nominations for the 61st annual grammys were announced today . rap artists kendrick lamar and drake got the most nominations. lamar got eight - and drake -- 7. but female artists dominated top categories. singer brandi carlile received six nominations. singer 'her' was nominated for best r-and-b album... album of the year and best new artist. the awards are scheduled for february 10th. (justine) that wraps (justine)(justine) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine... (catherine) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. ken wayne is here with kron 4 news at ten....ken? (pam) thank you catherine and justine next at ten...the national park service is trying to find the person who shot and killed a sea lionon a popular bay area beach.now we are learning more about the mammal..who has been tracked for the past seven years.the hefty fine right after the break.and potential jail time fo

can imagine sam jackson, with whom i've done some things, robert downey early on there, scarlett johanssonl there on stands, and we took kind of a class picture, and he was there, already very old, but, you know... >> he really changed it, right? i mean, he changed contemporary culture. he's really put his stamp on it. >> i guess he did. did you read a lot of comic books? >> i read a lot of comic books. >> you did? i'm surprised. >> yes. but -- no, i did. you know, growing up, i did. i like comic books. >> i didn't read comic books that much, in fact. >> i did, but i read a lot of "archie" and, you know, all of those things. >> oh, yeah. oh, you know what comics i got into? i was not into superhero comics. i got into -- in the '60s, i got into r. crumb comics. >> i don't know that one. >> you don't know r. crumb comics? >> no, no. >> really? >> no, i don't. >> that's so interesting and revealing. >> you know, you've had a long career in all of this, particularly in the movies. and i just want to know what you make of the kind of the whole me too movement, the idea of working with women who

we could seize this moment 30 years ago in this congress,, johansson agrees climate scientist came andre's which would happen, let's get to work. we didn't seize the moment because the fossil industry gote inot the way. 20 years ago we were at kyoto, the world coming together for the first time we could identify no, exxon at all major that nothing happened. ten years ago at copenhagen we could is used, as you said, dr. bausch, could've seized the there and nothing happened. in the last ten years there's been the beginnings of a real movement building and bernie, you been a big part of that. when we start the fight against the keystone pipeline, there was literally no other politician i. >> two-story. >> when people went to standing rock, when people build the divestment movement that now has passed $7 trillion, now we see the sunrise movement and people -- we better damn well sees this moment because the physics and chemistry of climate change, i mean, we do not get an endless series of moments to seize. if we don't sees this and come when we come back in ten years we are going to be d