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written by pulitzer prize winners suzan—lori parks and directed by lee daniels who made precious andhe butler this retelling of holiday's story imagines a relationship between the singer and the federal agent sent to spy on her. understandable, when he's played by the broodingly handsome travanti rhodes, who made such an impact in the moonlight. it reminds them that they're killing us. ironically undercuts the more powerful narrative about holiday's roles of a voice of civil rights activism and the authorities�* desire to silence her by any means necessary. it doesn't help that daniels, who's always been a gleefully unruly director, throws the audience several stylistic cu rve balls. careening wildly from stagey interviews to hallucinatory horrors and audacious musical interludes giving the drama a districtjointed episodic air. what saves the film from falling apart, however, is day, whose performance in the title role is utterly mesmerising. while the movie itself may be chaotic, she keeps it grounded in reality. perfectly capturing the poise in raw power of her character. the unite

lee daniels, director of the united states versus billie holiday and what are both of you hoping thathemes are clearly bigger than a standard biopic. i don't have to tell you how contemporary so much of this material is. ms. day, let me start with you. you would think this was about an artist and government repression today. and you would think you were billie holiday. >> well, first of all, thank you so much for that and thank you, lee, because i don't know how he does it but he is able to pull performances out that are -- and feelings and emotions out that, you know, you can't really describe how. but, yeah, it's very relevant. it's painfully relevant and i think we had moments like that on set and that was one. things that i remember most was we'd be filming and we'd be doing these scenes and see segregated audiences and it would affect us so deeply but then we would have moment where we like, wow, we're filming this in the 1940s and this feels like we're filming it right now. to us it was a reminder that we still have a lot of work to do and telling the truth about our narrative,

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and then as we said you know the united states of billie holiday it's to it's a fantastic film lee daniels' the incredible job is it's really it's an art piece and today really knock this out of the park took good to you know seriousness and passion you know this is her 1st row and she took it extremely serious and you can't ask for more. wonderful performance by everybody everybody's a wonderful piece of this puzzle that lee created like i said the film's going to be one for for the classrooms for the history books anybody that wants to be educated anybody that wants you know you know a little more of what went on politically who are unfortunately in also. him if you're jazz buff you can watch it anyway you know it's you know what's one of busy . a few different levels of lead daniels these are referring to obviously daniels did precious the butler and he has a touch with 1st time actresses because you go back money and when's the oscar and that young girl who he handles heart of so you don't want to sing. and so he has a beautiful touch with the young people break an end to it leave dani

the united states versus billie holiday" is directed by the one and only lee daniels, and he joins meanks to you, and it is fantastic. i'm so happy you're here to talk about it. before we talk about that, i just want to get -- >> yes, sir. >> i just want to get from you what's happening in the country, because we're five days into black -- it is black history month. we're still dealing with the aftermath of an insurrection during which we saw white supremacist symbols in and around the nation's capitol building. what did you think when you saw what was happening on january 6th? >> i can't believe that i --i can't believe that i was shocked, but i was shocked. i still was shocked. and it goes right back to my film. like who thought that nooses would be around in 2021. >> yeah. >> you can't write a script like this. you cannot write a script, don. you cannot write a script like what we are seeing now in the capitol, in the country. >> and you're the person who would know. what do you think, though? because i know, lee, you're very outspoken about this. your films, what you do on televis

a pan taft i can film, the united states verse billie holiday, as directed by the one and only lee daniels and he joins me now. lee, it's good to see you. i got to see it in advance, thank you and it's fantastic. i'm so happy that you are here to talk about it brmpt we talk about it. >> yes, sir. >> i want to get from you what is happen in the country. because we are five days in to black history month. and we are still dealing with the aftermath of an insurrection, during which we saw white supremacist symbols in and around the capitol, what did you think? >> i can't believe i was shocked but i was shocked. i still was shocked. and it goes right back to my film. like, who thought that nooses would be around in 2021? >> yeah. >> you can't write a script like this. you cannot write a script, don, like what we are seeing now in the capitol. in the country. >> and you, and you arethe american who would know, i know, lee, you are out spoken about it, your films, what you do on television, your work, your art deals with race. much of it deals with race. were you surprised seeing the folks handl

more black history month tributes, including spike lee viola davis lena horne cicely tyson and lee daniels don't miss it for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier. >>so many iconic names making good in hollywood for more stories like this one just head to the special like history section on our website kron 4 dot com. that does it for us here on kron 4 news at a but don't go anywhere. jonathan and i will be back at the top of the hour talking about really an alarming number. >>of covid variants that are now popping up especially in san francisco's mission. why community leaders are increasingly worried about the impact this could have on the already vulnerable latino population plus santa clara county now allowing more outdoor activities what you know what it means for youth sports. in the south bay. >>from the bay area's local news stations. watching kron 4 news. a truly grim. a heartbreaking milestone. >>500,071. >>now tonight president biden toh

billie holiday," lee daniels, good morning to you, our friend and, lee, first of all we want to startove y'all. i love y'all. >> right back at you. and this one, i got to tell you, i thought i knew billie. i thought i knew but i had no idea about the civil rights movement. her role in that. i want to ask you, our friend, when did you know this aspect of her life? >> you know, the movie that got me actually to become a director was "lady sings the blues" and that movie inspired me into -- i think that is the reason i'm directing. i had never seen black people so beautiful, diana ross and billy dee williams and richard pryor and the realness of what that movie meant in harlem and such but it wasn't the true story and didn't find out until years later through suzan-lori parks' incredible script, "the united states vs. billie holiday" that she was really dogged by the government for singing "strange fruit," and they really, really -- they came for her. so to me, she kicked off the civil rights movement as we know it to be and i had to do it. i had to tell her story. >> and we have to let

more black history month tributes, including spike lee viola davis lena horne cicely tyson and lee daniels don't miss it for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier. >>for more stories like these just head to the special black history month section on our website. that's kron 4 dot com. dozens of visitors gathering in upstate new york to catch a glimpse of a. >>check it out frozen niagara falls. weeks below freezing temperatures have left part of the massive falls a totally frozen a rainbow. beautiful visible as the colorful scene was formed from the miss created by the powerful water and the beautiful site will not be short lived as temperatures are expected to remain close to or below freezing over the next several weeks. and say hi to a hippo here at the san antonio zoo appears to have had enough of the cold weather there. the hippo named. timothy as you might imagine opened his mouth and expected to treat instead. a handful of snow that he probably spit back out before retreating back into the water. lawrence is not have it no to the knows what he likes and it's not snow. we have not

lee daniels, michael steele. victoria defrancesco soto, that is great. lee's movie, the united states versus billie holiday premieres next friday on hulu. "all in" with chris hayes is next. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> yes, this was a black swan event, if you will. it was a one of a kind, maybe the only type of event in 100 years. >> tonight the crisis in american leadership that leads to catastrophes like texas. then disturbing new conspiracy charges for nine extremist militia members who said they wanted to make the capitol wild for trump. and why is ted cruz being held accountable for his mexican vacation but not his support for overthrowing the election? plus with the justice department investigating, just how much trouble is new york governor andrew cuomo really in? and why great new vaccine news and rapidly shrinking cases are giving some hope this pandemic could be over sooner than we thought when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the situation in texas is still dire tonight as residents suffer yet another

she's incredible, directed by lee daniels.ves into the deep end, and she's getting awards attention for this. really transforming into this legendary jazz singer, diving into the trauma, the pain, the story really surrounding how she was targeted by the government and ended up reinvigorating the civil rights movement in many different ways. those are two you can check out for sure. >> a successful first crack at acting, and "minari," very nice to see in a movie, you know, envisioning what the american dream looks like in a way we don't often see. >> that's right. >> jeremy, what nominated tv show should we binge? >> let's go to "lovecraft country." here's one that came out last summer. you might have missed it. good time to circle back. getting awards love as well. jordan peele and j.j. abrams. based on a road trip mission the characters are going on across the jim crow south. social commentary, horror, monster, it's a wild adventure. this blend of realism and fantasy and sci-fi. anything can happen, which is what makes it so

. >> oh, no, you know what it is, i have to tell you, i -- my experience with lee daniels, with suzan-lorih the entire production was paradigm shifting and one of the most amazing experiences of my life so, you know, i will say because i'm scared, but i think the real reason is because it feels like watching the film is watching the culmination of everything we poured into her, and my experience with her was so amazing, and i love her spirit being sort of our spirits. commingling and it just seems like watching the film will be -- that's the chapter closed and i hadn't -- it's a while. there hasn't been a place where i've been willing to close that chapter. i want to watch the director's cut with lee. >> way to do it. >> he was here -- he was here yesterday and he was singing your praises. boy. uh-huh. >> we cannot wait to watch "the united states vs. billie holiday." it premieres february 26th on hulu and can't wait for your performance here in a couple of minutes. >>> coming up next the talented quilters of gee's bend. ♪ just a little bit ♪ covid's still a threat. and on reopening school

we are also hosting a virtual screening of the lee daniels film "the united states versus billie holliday" tomorrow evening. in that spirit, late they are week, i will be introducing the black history is american history act to close out our black history month. this year marks the 50th anniversary of the c.b.c. with the largest c.b.c. group ever. 58 members who represent the diversity, hope, and promise of this great nation. it's been stated before and it certainly bears repeating, the c.b.c. is commonly referred to as the conscience of the congress. over the decades has forcefully advocated on policies that our nation cares about. ranging from economic justice and reparations, health care, voting rights, consumer protection, education, fair policing, and far beyond. the killings of breonna taylor, ahmaud arbery, george floyd drew america closer to another watershed moment last year. amid a pandemic that's disrupted life as we knew it, triggering an intergenerational cross-path collective of people demanding change, which led to the passage of the george floyd justice in policing act, a

daniel. >> this guy back here. this guyway back here, the bruce lee poster. bruce lee i don't know if you remember him. lived in oakland had a school in in oakland. one of the things he did -- i'm telling -- daniel let me tell you about bruce lee. >> speak on it preach on. >> you preach to them. >> i'll preach to them. >> the thing that he did that is way more revolutionary than the kicks and punches he was anti-racist and he taut black people at a time the chinese american community said don't teach outside our race. he taught white people. it's not just bruce lee. the blueprint is here we just have to follow it. and there are activists following. i want to be clear about that. it's those of us who aren't in the activist. >> can i ask obviously bruce lee everybody recognizes as icon and symbol of strength. you two, you're both big guys and no one is coming after you. i think the people who have been targeted -- well, i mean they might come after you, but they're not picking a physical fight with you kamau. >> but a lot of our elderly, for example, getting back to what prompted this conversation is the

director lee daniels to be a casting the singer andra for this all and she wars and delivers deeply movingerformance. i only wish that you were all production less mellow dramatic. >>sometimes gets in the way. >>a flicked it on or by your own government so you will remember diana ross's oscar nominated performance has really holiday this one has much more a very different social political message. it's a dean's list b minus now on hulu there's also the latest from superstar directors joe and anthony russo. off of making the biggest grossing film of all time avengers endgame. kerry follows a war hero. >>by spider-man star tom holland. >>returns home from afghanistan with ptsd and an opioid addiction spiraling down they to fuel his habits iend bashir a problem with them collin shows that he's a lot more than just a spider web shooting superhero. >>the russo brothers tell the story without their usual special effects palooza it's a straightforward story, chinese a light into the opioid crisis. >>even though these kinds of redemption stories have been told many times before it's another dean's

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danielle robay: there's only one person that you know it's him. for me, i think i'm going to go with spike lee, and the screenplay for "da 5 bloods." and then the interesting thing about our choices is that they're both, spike lee and aaron sorkin, writer/directors. and they're both heavyweight contenders for both categories. ok, why don't we move to television, because i know during this lockdown you've become a real expert at watching television. oh, not just during the lockdown-- tim kash: in your bathrobe. i am the tv expert. for me, once again, it was a-- "emily in paris" cannot win everything. i got to say that right now. neither can "bridgerton." but honestly, there's only one tv contender for me, and it is "queen's gambit." anya taylor-joy was electric. the more you watch her on screen, the more you enjoy her, the more you pick up from her performance. she is on her way to superstardom. love anya taylor-joy. love the "queen's gambit." but there was an actor from my childhood that came back in a very big way in the tyler sheridan written "yellowstone." kevin costner is john dutton, and

lee consternation anger indignation. from people here in weather sorry as you can see behind me yeah and daniel meanwhile the brazilian president jebel sonera seems to be courting yet more controversy over his handling of the pandemic what's he been up to. that war yet down as you say a boy yet more this is being going on pretty much since the pandemic broke. has a particular view on the pandemic he's always put the economy 1st doesn't think it's as serious as many people make out as you mentioned he himself had the virus and a number of bravado saying it was no big deal and yet we're seeing an increasingly polarized country as more and more brazilians are infected by the virus of course of a 1000000 of resilience have died so we're seeing increasingly governors of the various states standing up to job also in our own launch you know they the province of the state of south paolo has more than 40000000 inhabitants and the governor there. has had to launch his own campaign in the absence of any kind of help from the federal government really we're now seeing a radio polarize ational that president posts on the roads threats to th

lee doomed. and in men's tennis. serbian novak djokovic has won the australian open by defeating russia's daniel medvedev in the final the world number one won in straight sets extending his record of australian open titles to 9 djokovic has now won 18 grand slam titles just 2 shy of the all time record held by roger federer you're watching data over the news up next our reporters series with a look at a russian hero in the taiga make spies it will be with you next hour bringing you the headlines until then you can always stay up to date on our website that state of any dot com you know what it was on social media as well at the end of a nice you can find me at rebecca races i am rebecca griffith thanks very much for watching. t.v. and this is climate change. happiness book. this is the point for you. to get smarter for free you know we were. passionate drama competition marketing numbers that was here by that time and childish love hate money millionaire the fans from cyberspace and. from leave. to go off on you tube joining us. picture of a has arrived to pick up the locals. the train driver brings life to the taig

danielle robay: over her 30-year career, this theater girl has worked on over 40 films. and it all began with her longtime friend and collaborator, spike leeth carter: i have worked with spike lee for 14 films, i think-- 12, 14 films. i do consider him my first mentor in the film business, because he was the one that told me how to be prepared for what we were going to shoot. and as we grew together and did films like "malcolm x" and "mo better blues" and "do the right thing," we discovered that we both have a desire to tell authentic stories about black lives. my favorite film that i designed for would be "malcolm x." i had five floors of the costumes. it was like the "malcolm x" department store, where the '20s was at the ground floor and it went all the way up to the '60s. i was young. we were all eager. we were all really psyched about telling the story of malcolm x. i've had steven spielberg tell me he enjoyed that film. i've had ryan coogler tell me that when he was a kid, his dad took him to see m and he remembered the costumes. danielle robay: ruth worked with steven spielberg on 1997's "amistad," and in 2016, she met with ryan coo

lee, thank you. and henry mentioned there. the recent increase in crime and oakland's chinatown will now asian american actors daniel dae kim and daniel wu are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect seen in video attacking several victims in oakland. want to show you now? one piece of that video of 91 year old man you see right there being shoved to the ground. it happens sunday at eight. harrison streets in oakland's chinatown. police said that they believe this same suspect is also responsible for attacking a 60 year old man and a 55 year old woman on harrison street. the three victims were all taken to the hospital in san francisco police are investigating another violent attack of an elderly person there, investigators say a 79 year old man was punched, knocked the ground and robbed yesterday afternoon by two men and happen near the university of san francisco. there turk boulevard and king. kid ridge terrace. the victim suffered non life threatening injuries. the two men appeared to be in their twenties and got in a car and drove away. now we turn to the coronavirus an

lee at presidio early elementary school. presenters tonight are carolyn cook and danielle. >> hi, i'm carolyn cooke. good afternoon. i been a principal at presidio school for the last nine years. i had the pleasure working with these ladies. i'm here to help present. i'm pleased to introduce the two clerks, michelle lee and jessica jordan thompson from presidio early education school who are nominated for a rave award last june. these two women were extremely helpful in supporting the staff and families during the early months of the shelter-in-place and the closing of the school and we're very thankful for that. it's been a pleasure to work both of them and i'm extremely happy to be honored with the distinguish service award. thank you. >> hi, i'm an deal. -- danielle.michelle, we haven'e amount of time to connect due to our unforeseen circumstances. for jessica, my initial encounter with her took place when i was a teacher at presidio early education school. over the past seven years, jessica has been my inspiration, my mental and emotional support system and a true partner. there was never a question that is not

of water henry lee, now with more on the new measures, announced today to try to ease fears in the chinatown neighborhood. we're under attack, and we need help. actor and director daniel spoke out against crime in oakland's chinatown, he went to school in oakland, and his aunt ran a bakery in the neighborhood. when i start to see these crimes happening in chinatown, i was appalled who said this attack against a 91 year old man hit close to home, and my dad is 91 year old. think about something like that. having to my father is just unimaginable. this is intolerable. alameda county d a. nancy o'malley announced the creation of a special response unit to tackle crime in the asian community. we will let them know what the process is how it works and provide the resource is they need even if the perpetrator is not yet caught just hours after being sworn in, oakland police chief laurent armstrong said. officers air saturating the area for peace of mind. this violence is unacceptable. but today we're sending a message to those that commit crime in this city that we will pursue you and we will arrest you. carl chan of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce says there's be

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authorities say david lee huber opened fire on five agents while serving a search warrant at his south florida home. special agents laura schwarz and danielchristopher wray visited the crime scene yesterday and met privately with the fallen agent's families. baseball stadiums will soon become coast vaccination hubs in a push to get more shots to americans. oakland coliseum will host one of the first vaccination sites operated by the federal government in california. new york city yankee stadium will open tomorrow to bronx residents by appointment only. the fall government hopes the centers will administer 6,000 shots per day to accelerate the rollout as cdc data show 8% of americans have received 1 part of the dose. special trifecta super bowl flyover. despite not getting to watch the big game the ace pilots say they are in it for the fans. >> i just hope everybody sees that their nation's air force is the best in the world and really feel that sense of pride to be an american. jillian: three different bombers will roar over the stadium for kickoff for the first time ever. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: that

mike lee and effort that goes to what we are talking about in the largest context of getting everything straightened up for the record, which is of great interest to a number of folks here. >> daniel goldman, you give us insight into what you're hear egg and what you think should happen given all of the confusion over the past few hours. >> as i'm looking at the senate floor, it does appear that they are passing out some draft resolution to review, it looks like barry burke, the chief impeachment counsel is speaking with jamie raskin and chuck schumer has the document in his hand as well. it would be a little surprising i think for the impeachment managers to make this request of witnesses to get the witness. frankly, i don't think it's a surprise they got the witnesses. i think going into this, it was very clear that the democrats were going to vote for witnesses if the managers wanted them and there would be anywhere from one to five republican votes in favor of witnesses. so they had a sense, i'm sure, if they wanted a witness, they were going to get it. it was not up in the air as to whether or not they were going to get witnesses. the real question is whether they wanted to g