they want julianne moore to sing for them. she wa nts julianne moore to sing for them.here's a clip. the government has turned off the water to this house to make things more uncomfortable for us. i gathered that. we need water. my comrade wants to shoot someone just to show the government who is in charge, but i have another thought. what's that? i want you to sing. i want you to sing loud enough that these animals outside can hear it. what good would that do? it might remind them what is at stake. 0h. no. i won't sing. not for you. he says to do what you're told. 0h. or what, you'll shoot me? you kept one woman, one american, una americana. if you shoot me, what do you think will happen to you and your people? i don't think i need to do what you say. i have to say with such a huge amount of international talent on screen, and julian moore who i think is based on a well—respected book, it's a shame the film itself is so misjudge. 0n it's a shame the film itself is so misjudge. on one hand, serious trauma, on the other hand, under, there's a subplot about the president

and bel canto, a trouble drama starring julianne moore. so, eighth grade.to be clear — because there's a different system in the united states — this is ia—year—olds? exactly. it's the end of middle school, and it stars elsie fisher is kayla, a 13—year—old coming to the end of her eighth grade. and she is socially anxious in person. we see these shots of her moving through the corridors of school. everybody else is moving this way, she's moving that way. she finds it quite difficult to communicate with her peers in person. she's crushingly voted "most quiet" in class at the end of the year. but she has a second life online. there is a version of herself that she puts out online in which she posts cute, happy selfies. she does video blogs, vlogs, of self—help videos of how to put yourself out there and how to be more confident, how to be yourself. and the fact that no—one appears to be watching these videos — we see the video count as one, two, five, zero — doesn't matter, because in a way, she's kind of using that to talk to herself. she's also using her ph

thanks, julianne.bit later in the programme, we will be back here at pulborough brooks taking a look at some specific examples of some early arriving birds this spring. but first, we start our look at the wildest weather of the year so far in indonesia, injanuary. as this long house is swept away in flash floods on the island of sulawesi, many people have to be rescued, but dozens of people die here as the flooding continues into march. but it's in march the world bears witness to a weather disaster on a scale rarely seen. southern africa and flooding from cyclone idai indundates mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi. the united nations calls it one of the worst weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere. in the immediate aftermath, a rescue effort finds people stranded on rooftops and clinging to trees, but the death toll rises rapidly, reaching over 700, and still people are dying as diseases such as cholera increase across the affected areas. the track of idai gives clues as to why the flooding

actually, he's there to see julianne moore sing.there. when they realise the president isn't there, they realise that the best asset they have is julianne moore. they wantjulianne moore to sing for them. the government has turned off the water to this house to make things more uncomfortable for us. i gathered that. we need water. my comrade wants to shoot someone just to show the government who is in charge, but i have another thought. what's that? i want you to sing. i want you to sing loud enough that these animals outside can hear it. what good would that do? it might remind them what is at stake. 0h. no. i won't sing. not for you. he says to do what you're told. 0h. or what, he'll shoot me? you kept one woman, one american, una americana. if you shoot me, what do you think will happen to you and your people? i don't think i need to do what you say. i have to say with such a huge amount of international talent on screen, and julianne moore, who i think is generally wonderful, and it was based on a well—respected book, it's a sham

and bel canto, a trouble drama starring julianne moore. so, eighth grade.—year—olds? exactly. and bel canto, a trouble drama starring julianne moore. so, eighth grade. just to be clear — because there's a different system in the united states — this is 14—year—olds? exactly. it's the end of middle school, and it stars elsie fisher is kayla, a 13—year—old coming to the end of her eighth grade. and she is socially anxious in person. we see these shots of her moving through the corridors of school. everybody else is moving this way, she's moving that way. she finds it quite difficult to communicate with her peers in person. she's crushingly voted "most quiet" in class at the end of the year. but she has a second life online. there is a version of herself that she puts out online in which she posts cute, happy selfies. she does video blogs, vlogs, of self—help videos of how to put yourself out there and how to be more confident, how to be yourself. and the fact that no—one appears to be watching these videos — we see the video count as one, two, five, zero — do

thanks, julianne.mples of some early arriving birds this spring. but first, we start our look at the wildest weather of the year so far in indonesia, injanuary. as this long house is swept away in flash floods on the island of sulawesi, many people have to be rescued, but dozens of people die here as the flooding continues into march. but it's in march the world bears witness to a weather disaster on a scale rarely seen. southern africa and flooding from cyclone idai indundates mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi. the united nations calls it one of the worst weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere. in the immediate aftermath, a rescue effort finds people stranded on rooftops and clinging to trees, but the death toll rises rapidly, reaching over 700, and still people are dying as diseases such as cholera increase across the affected areas. the track of idai gives clues as to why the flooding here was so bad. it was a double hit. the scale of the devastation here led many to ask about the role

and bel canto, a trouble drama starring julianne moore. so, eighth grade.f her eighth grade. and she is socially anxious in person. we see these shots of her moving through the corridors of school. everybody else is moving this way, she's moving that way. she finds it quite difficult to communicate with her peers in person. she's crushingly voted "most quiet" in class at the end of the year. but she has a second life online. there is a version of herself that she puts out online in which she posts cute, happy selfies. she does video blogs, vlogs, of self—help videos of how to put yourself out there and how to be more confident, how to be yourself. and the fact that no—one appears to be watching these videos — we see the video count as one, two, five, zero — doesn't matter, because in a way, she's kind of using that to talk to herself. she's also using her phone and her headphones to avoid conversation with her father, because she has brilliantly observed, slightly sort of scrapie relation with her father, who she finds painfully embarrassing. here's a clip.

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but fox's live version in 2016 with julianne hough did rack up major ratings and won five emmys.riginal movie still linger. like, what was up with that ending ascending into the clouds? >> kind of like a fantasy at the end of a fairytale. ♪ i 15i6d her life, her nearly drowned ♪ >> one fan conspiracy theory says sandy did drown that summer and the entirety of "grease" is all just a dream. >> what? >> how could you even think that? >> a prequel could finally put that to rest. no word if olivia or john would return, but she's already pondered a remake. >> i understand you have an idea for "grease 3." >> john and i meet in a nursing home. >> are you here for the prequel? i think we need to give it a chance. >> i say no. but i'll get involved if we're first on set. it is still in the early stages of development, so no confirmed start of production date or release date is set yet. >>> still ahead -- >> now a liveable version of the brady house. >> inside the very brady renovation, why they're asking for your help to finish the project. >>> then -- >> winter is coming. >> get ready for

anybody watching that shocking image of julianne being forced out of the embassy by half a dozen police and pushed into a van will know that if that can happen to somebody for using journalism to let us know the truth that can happen to anybody and it julian. is in braz he's in prison now but if he's on the way to an american prison well the principle is unaltered on the way to an american prison could be a host of other editors if they push their luck catherine viner of the guardian the editor of the new york times and i don't say that lightly the lead lawyer of the new york times asserted if julian and wiki leaks can be prosecuted so can the editors of those newspapers that carried their work this is an us this is the north of salt on journalism but you know it more than that it's an assault on citizenship because it can happen to anybody right across the world it is saying that international law doesn't apply julian was an a credited. beneficiary of the whole notion of of of asylum. the united nations working party on aba tree detention made that absolutely clear and it was clear in

anybody watching that shocking image of julianne baying forced out of the embassy by heart but also in police and pushed intro via a well know that if that can happen to somebody for using journalism to let us know.

anybody watching that shocking image of julianne being forced out of the embassy by half a dozen police and pushed into a via well know that if that can happen to somebody for using journalism to let us know the truth that can happen to anybody and if julian. is in but as he's in prison now but if he's on the way to an american prison well.

that your reforms will not lead to the suppression of true information where no no no when i'm with julianne but inside. the world julian you are a good example of what the press is like as well as these associations like the into american press association which is simply an association of newspapers in latin america many books have been written about your wiki leaks in latin america the last one by two argentinian authors featuring a country by country analysis and in the case of ecuador it shows how in a shameless way the media did not publish those cables or news which affected them for instance disputes amongst information and news groups in the end to avoid being discredited they reach an agreement not to air their dirty linen in public i will read you one of the wiki leaks documents the ecuadorian press never published we don't know but get a fact the press feels free to criticize the government and yet it is unable to do so with a fugitive banker and his family business is speaks volumes about where power resides in ecuador or poorly of course we can leaks these other messages are ma

exposing the secrets of governments it was indeed a very stark and nightmarish image of seeing you know julianne taken out of the front door of the embassy with a ruptly camera there this is what we call here in the u.s. a perp walk they wanted us to see him being pulled out and the fact is that the population has been dispersed misinformed disinformed distracted about the significance of this issue now it's the press that has destroyed itself in many ways in this story because they have turned on this man that they once profited from one who served their partisan interests when he exposed crimes of the bush administration when he exposed corruption with hillary clinton they turned on him and a dime they're still pushing this rubbish story that he helped trying to get into the white house that he's somehow a russian stooge and a kremlin agent all this nonsense even though collusion story has collapsed so it's the press that has failed the public here and they have already the corporate media i'm talking about they have already destroyed themselves in many ways. they had to move to really find th

anybody watching that shocking image of julianne being forced out of the embassy by half a dozen police and pushed into a van will know that if that can happen to somebody for using journalism to let us know the truth that can happen to anybody and if julian. is in braz he's in prison now but if he's on the way to an american prison well the principle is unaltered on the way to an american prison could be a host of other editors if they push their luck catherine via of the guardian the editor of the new york times and i don't say that lightly the lead lawyer of the new york times asserted if julian and wiki leaks can be prosecuted so can the editors of those newspapers that carried their work this is an us this is the north of salt on journalism but you know it more than that it's an assault on citizenship because it can happen to anybody right across the world it is saying that international law doesn't apply julian was an a credited. beneficiary of the whole notion of of of asylum. the united nations working party on aba tree detention made that absolutely clear and it was clear in co

2 julianne., we are about 2.5 hours into the public comments section. earlier today, more opponents seemed to outnumber the supporters but during the evening, more supporters have turned out. >>how the city gets people to access services. there are a lot of issues but that doesn't mean we shouldn't have shelters and navigation centers. >> reporter: some of the advocates live in the neighborhood where the shelter is proposed. some of the residents believe the breakneck speed it would ignore their wishes. >> they are going to start with 130 beds. they will start with two years and a two-year renewal which after four years is the original proposal. >> this is what it looked like before te ferry building. around 2:30 am, -- 2:30 pm, a large group of advocates rallied support for the shelter to be built. there are also a group of people holding signs who oppose it as well. we did find out it -- should find out at some point today whether or not the port will release the land to the city of san francisco so they can build the proposed homeless shelter or a sa

former obama housing secretary julianne castro, who is also running for president, he's on-board the impeachment calls, saying the house needs to begin the proceedings against the president soon, this coming ahead of what is like throw be the most highly anticipated campaign launch that we expect will occur next week. jared tenney has more from washington. hi, garrett. >> reporter: the democratic field is about to get a little bigger this week with the addition of former vice president joe biden. two sources with knowledge of biden's plans tell fox news he's expected to declare his candidacy on wednesday. the theme will be the battle for the soul of america and the site for his campaign rollout will be charlottesville, virginia. for months the 76-year-old has led nearly every poll of 2020 democratic candidates, even without officially entering the race. this week in boston, biden gave a preview of his pitch to blue collar workers at a union rally for grocery store workers who are on strike. >> that's just a simple fact. that's a fact. you know who built the middle class? unions. unio

we're going to look at what's next for julianne before his extradition to the u.s.ikileaks founder will face more charges and are amazon employees are listening around what you're saying -- yes they are. >>> how fans of the award-winning show "queer eye" -- this one you're going to like. we'll see you at 7:00. about 15 minutes from now. michelle, back to you in san francisco. >> it sounds good, gayle. we'll see you at 7:00. thanks so much. >>> this morning a big merger in the oil business. >> bankers -- joining us is financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning, michelle, good morning, anne and the markets like it when banks have strong earning and that's the case. jp morgan is the biggest winner and they rose 5%. strong growth in its community banking and stock is up 4%. revenue fell - but it's s profit did increase from the prior quarter. more than $5 billion. that was mainly due to cost cutting as well as fargo continues to try to turnaround the business after several years of controversies with consumers. wells fargo stock is up over 1% in the

. >> how to julianne assange was arrested on the charges he is now facing. >>> tiger woods find a spotthe leaderboard after the first round of the masters. mark will be here to show us how he put himself in contention coming up later in sports. >>> plus, a release that is long-awaited, ipo filing and its drivers struggling with rising gas prices for uber. you wanted to save on prescriptions... so, you went online and got so confused that your brain went offline. next time, ask your helpful cvs pharmacist. we created a proprietary search tool that analyzes ways to help lower your prescription costs. just drop in... before you conk out. see what you might save at cvs pharmacy. ♪ ♪ ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. >>> julian assange nearly 7 year stay is over. he was hauled out of the ecuadorian embassy today and arrested. he is facing charges in the u.s. the case in the u.s. for involves the publishing of secret documents and his ties to the russia investigation. >> reporter: the man behind wikileaks in custody overseas after a nearly decade-l

and bel canto, a troubled drama starring julianne moore.e united states. this is 14-year-olds? exactly. the end of middle school, and it stars elsie fisher is kayla, a 13—year—old coming to the end of her eighth grade. and she is socially anxious in person. we see these shots of her moving through the corridors

julianne assange has been arrested in london.y after several years of being there and living there for several years. he had been wanted by u.k. authorities, european authorities, u.s. authorities for his role in several things over the last several years. jewel januarjulianneassange hasn london. we'll have details later on. congresswoman ilhan omar making shocking comments about the september 11th attacks. >> her fear was founded after 91 because they recognized some people did something and that all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties. cheryl: those comments prompting backlash. omar says the outrage is creating a situation for her and leaders from both parties should condemn it. she says my love and commitment for my country and that of my colleagues should never be in question. we are all americans. the new york post has this cover, showing twin towers on september 11th with the headline, quote, here's your something. lauren: pretty powerful. coming up, a blizzard blanketing areas from colorado to minneso

. >>> then from gayle to julianne moore and bette midler inside "variety's" power of women new york.you are being honored today. >>> catkathie lee's emotional goodbye on "today." the crazy memories

hopefully they have something in the plans for it in the future but you are right, julianne, it is abeautiful building. >> it is fun to see inside. it looks like a lot of fun. enjoy the premier. >>> let's talk about whether. chief meteorologist, bill martin just like you called it. >> a little bit of rain and enough to slow things down a not enough to add to the total. about 3/100, 2/100, 7/100, just a little light rain but enough to slow the afternoon commute. there it is right there. this is tomorrow, the next day and the next day. all of this in the pacific will come through the brick bay area. you can see the track and the track will be followed and as it is followed it will put clouds and moisture in our path through friday. the weekend looks okay but friday looks wet. there are clouds out there now and here is the radar showing the current areas of precipitation. the heaviest is up by sacramento and the foothills but you see showers and stuff up there by the richmond bridge, stuff coming on in redwood city, gilroy, morgan hill, newman, heavier showers so there you go. showers w

now, the answer to this is to close the loophole it is that -- julianne was just describing in the lawnd our border control people say then it would become a manageable problem. not this crisis they're dealing with right now. if it became a manageable problem then congress hopefully -- address the underlying immigration issues that cause these people to cool here in the first place. but we really are trying to get the problem down from 100,000 a month to something manageable. >> so what's the solution? >> well, i think the solution lies in with congress and donald trump. of course he may be -- the supreme court for take up some of these cases from the 9th circuit that has encourage this had kind of ash arbitrage of a system to give the president a little more of a free hand here. >> but that would be a year or two away. >> that's exactly the so if you need a immediate donald trump can offer a compromise and -- onon a limb here right -- on legal immigration, daca perhaps more for democrat support to close these loophole and more attention and other things to strengthen the border. >> al

. >> important to point out that mueller's team did not indict julianne assange as part of the reportber that is their prerogative to do. they are just factfinders. they turn it to the government and to the u.s. attorney and say, y'all decide what you want to indict or not, not as. we are telling you, here's the evidence and if you think it is enough beyond the reasonable doubt then do it . >> it will be interesting to see how it all falls out . >> it is a tangled web. it is going to crisscross and you know, i'm going to, that trial is going to be interesting when he gets back. make it certainly will be. we have to leave it there. legal analyst, michael to card over. >>> the owner of the funds down the house against along i 280 plans to sue the town for calling her property a nuisance. two years ago, florence fang bought the property and started giving it even more flintstone fair flare, she added even more than 100 done his own dinosaur and flintstone statues. the city says all of that new landscaping is not permitted and she is saying she is being harassed . >> all i want is a peace

breaking news this morning, julianne assange is under arrest. he is now detained.is asylum has been withdrawn. we have the latest. jeff bezos meeting with prosecutors today about hacking and extortion. plus, elon musk trolls bezos on twitter. we will tell you what he said about the amazon ceo this morning. and scoring a face goal, the san jose sharks team p captain using his head to score and losing teeth along the way. wait until you see this story. a.i. hitting the masters, how ibm is enhancing the fan experience. all right here. joining me to break it down, dagen mcdowell, former republican candidate, steve forbes, and real clear politics co-founder and president, tom bevin joining us. dagen: thank god there is no robot replacement for a b pimeno cheese sandwich. maria: a robot might make it, though. dagen: no replacement for that one of the many reasons to go down to georgia. maria: i love it. coming up this morning, joining the conversation, steve scalise is here. he sheila behr joins us, former u.s. ambassador to germany and formerrer deputy secretary of the

so we are so glad to have them, please give us a warm welcome for julianne castro.>> hello. >> [ music ] >> hazy all. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> -- first of all, i want to thank all of the organizations that helped put together that we the people form, it is wonderful to be here, thank you all very much for having as candidates, this is one of the first presidential candidate forums that we have had, so i am sure you are going to have a very exciting day. i want to do just two quick things. i want to start off today, by telling you a little about myself, about my vision, and then i want to tell you a quick story. you know, i have, i feel like i need a name tag these days, because of a twin brother walking, some of you may have all seen my twin brother, he likes to go around telling people that the way to tell us apart is that i am a minute uglier than him. >> [ laughter ] >> but am actually a minute older. we grew up on the west side of san antonio, with my mother and my grandmother. and, my grandmother had come over from mexico, when she was seven years old. and her little sister,

julianne ross reporting bob casey endorses joe biden for president as both the u.s.enator and our vice president, he delivered results for the middle class, keeping our country safe and strengthened our standing in the roads. -- in the world. there were reports about cindy mccain, the wife of john mccain possibly supporting biden. joe biden is a wonderful man and dear friend of the mccain family . i have no intention of getting involved in presidential politics. host: barbara in new york. caller: i am against joe biden's candidacy. not only do i think he would be a disastrous president, but i do not believe he can beat donald trump. joe biden has a terrible record if people really look into it. he sponsored the 1984 comprehensive crime bill that increased mass incarceration. he also was enthusiastic about taking bankruptcy off the table for student debt. in other words, if you have student debt, even if you declare bankruptcy, you cannot discharge it. the most disgusting part, i went back to c-span's archives and looked at your april 7 washington journal where you sh