nominated for her role in lady macbeth. well. she stars in the programme crepe. it has so many nominations. 12 nominations, leading the pack. it is a strange film, about sally hawkins, a mute clean—up called eliza, who has a relationship with an aquatic creature in that. a film set in the early 19605, during the height of the cold war in the us, set in a nuclearfacility the height of the cold war in the us, set in a nuclear facility where this strange creature is brought in, and the cleaners are the only people who understand the creature. it is about the marginalised and downtrodden of the time. there is a mystery did alien creature. it is maybe seen as a riposte to trumpthis america. this is the fantasy film made as a response to be movie films. these issues have been in the air for a very long time. they come up time and time again, which is why they are saying time is up for them. it is time to address them and get the balance right and talk about them. as bevan said earlier, for many years women on the red carpet said,

lucy macbeth, tonight's last word, thank you for joining us.acre in florida continues on "the 11th hour with brian williams," and that starts now. around 2:30 this afternoon a former student from marjorie stone ham douglas high school returned to campus and opened fire, killing 17, wounding at least 14 others. in what has now become a familiar scene in this era of heightened school violence in our country, students could be seen filing out of the building, running out of the building with their hands in the air as heavily armed members of law enforcement moved in to search the area.

lucy macbeth, tonight's last word, thank you for joining us.bc's live coverage of the massacre in florida continues on "the 11th hour with brian williams," and that starts now. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters in new york. of course we begin tonight with the news of today's terrible school shooting. this one in parkland, florida, about 40 miles north of downtown miami. around 2:30 this afternoon, a former student from marjorie stone natural douglas high school returned to campus and opened fire, killing 17, wounding at least 14 others. in what has become a familiar scene in this era of heightened school violence in our country, students could be seen filing out of the building, running out of the building with their hands in the air as heavily armed members of law enforcement moved in to search the area.

well we're not going to be reading macbeth. i think that at this time we've kind of -- we'll move past that. we are going to be, day one is just going to be talking. there's not any curriculum going on. i think an important part of this process is to come together and share feelings and be able to, you know, cry together, if necessary, and talk about things. some of them, i'm sure will not want to talk about it. maybe we'll talk about some other things, some happier things. curriculum is not on our mine for the first few days of school, certainly. i am going to, however, try and -- when we do resume curriculum try to have some sort of projects that they will be able to see the real world value in and connection with something that they are passionate about. i think that's really important at a time like this to be able to show them that whatever they choose to make a difference with, and have a passion about they can do that. their actions have an effect on the world. so i think we're going to work on some of the things that wi

they have even compared benjamin netanyahu's wife to lady macbeth and benjamin netanyahu as the obedientvant following her to his downfall. genie: you had a special guest at london fashion week. dheepthika: that guest was britain's reigning monarch, queen elizabeth ii. she was sitting next to another queen, the queen of fashion herself, anna wintour, which you see on the front page of "the daily mail." she certainly looks the part in a blue tweed dress and jacket with swarovski crystalals. she is not there just to admire the latest trends for fall 2018. she was also there to but still the inaugural queen elizabeth ii award to a young designer, a former do your in tour in turn dior intern who has been commended for getting back to the community. youe: i like the headline saw before. let's go back to france where the founder of the far right national front party, jean-marie le pen, has written a book about his life. it is coming out next week. dheepthika: it is the first volume of his autobiography. he claims it is really important because this is a guy who has been through a big chunk of

newspaper calls her, and i am not kidding from a frivolous social planner with more ambition than lady macbeth. she needs a platform. it seems like a perfect fit so the first way to transform into the nation's most famous anti-drug activists within about a year and i have a chapter detailing how she steals the concept of just say no from an african-american grandmother in oakland and i don't have time to gthetime to go into this but i highly recommend that you read it to talk about in the q-and-a. this is where we see the pendulum take a big shift. briefing from the acceptance to the decriminalization to the demonization of the drug in the 1980s. and this was able to happen because the parent activists change the conversation about the u.s. in the united states. that is the source of the inner power. the decriminalization powers are on the idea that they have the right to do what they wanted the privacy of their own home assuming you are not doing it coming you are not hurting anyone else. they turned the conversation around. it wasn't about and adults write any more. without the right of the

next on the line to macbeth, calling from chesterfield, -- next on the line, to death, from chesterfield, virginia. >> thank you. i think america's open up their eyes because i think this is a whole lot deeper than what is really coming out. it is not republican and it is not about democrats. it is about they are trying to turn the united states into global, and they are trying to do it through radical islam. if you look, they had an fbi agent that did surveillance and said all the mob in the united states are training camps. the fbi found that. they surveilled them for over three years, and there is a website called understandingthethreat.com. stop making it about democrats, republicans. us is all about they are trying to take america down. they have never said anything about trump before trump was president when he was doing his business and he was a businessman. they never put his name down one time. >> when you say they, are you talking about the fbi? >> no, i'm talking about there is the left, there is the left and the right, and the in between. but it is really funny, what it light

or i dreamt of said geo or i dreamt that or someone might say i think i saw him in the streets of macbeth a girl can look great but it wasn't him. it wasn't him but that's the only way he was ever mentioned again. otherwise the subject was to boo. it is beautiful and you're going to get a phoebe those were the worst years of the civil war which devastated the country the police and the army were fighting against the guerillas thousands of people were abducted forty five thousand around the whole country forty five thousand and those are just the ones who disappeared another two hundred thousand died the population of guatemala was eight million at the time been pointed out to me unity and it was the most brutal repression of a people ever endured in latin america and at the moment. i would be doing as you were hear a lot back then i already see the reaction from me yes yes with my family usually with my brother to see whether our brother rubin was amongst the bodies that were brought here marked double x. in other words the nameless book at the top we saw a lot of people here and look to

to the oval office and i am not kidding you the climber with more social ambition more than lady macbeth. and to see more maternal. so to transform transforming into the most famous activist in about eight years i have a whole chapter how she starts from just say no from a grandmother in oakland i highly recommend you read it that this is where we see the pendulum take the big shift. with that passive acceptance of decriminalization to the demonization in the 1980s. and this is because parent activists change the conversation in the united states. so decriminalization laws were passed on the idea the adults have the right to do what they want in the privacy of their own home assuming you're not hurting anyone else. but nancy reagan turn this around it wasn't about adults that the right of a child to grow up drug-free. it didn't matter what the adult thought they could or could not do because as soon as the drug would trickle down they would use it that becomes problematic and dangerous so they are also worthy to be locked up and criminalized for marijuana use. so the movement gets really

rule over its indian empire comes to an end goes to bono in the muslim capital while the older lady macbeth carrying out one of the loves viceregal built is all the partition of india. the new nation of pakistan the school. meanwhile is that the stage was set for british role to give those for the good of anyone of india. a day later across the newly drawn border leaders celebrate the birth of the republic of india. freed from colonial rule the creation of these two countries completes a long struggle for independence years ago we believe that we're going in. and now that i'm calm and then been shown to be my big. foot even before the celebrations are over chaos iraq's. panic and fear sets in as neighborhood turns on neighbor unleashing mass violence. millions flee their homes. the celebrations were or was marred by blood took place against the backdrop of perfect violence. people who a year before we tended to each other's wedding parties drink each other raping each other's daughters roasting each others' babies on spit. with human passions are unleashed. none of us can can foresee what c

called her and i'm not kidding you, a frivolous social climber with more political ambition than lady macbeth, which is kind of a burned, right? she needs a platform that will make her seem warmer and more caring and more maternal. the prevention of adolescent dg use seems like a perfect fit. the first lady transform for several parent activists help into the nation's most famous antidrug activists within about a year. i have an entire chapter detailing how she scaled the concept of just say no from african-american grandmother in oakland. i don't have time to go into but a highly recommend you read it, it's geoffrey kemp or perhaps we can talk about it in q&a. this is what we see the pendulum tickets first really big shift. moving from the acceptance of the criminal station in the 1970s to this demonization of the drug in the 1980s. this is able to happen because parent activists change the conversation about marijuana use in the united states. that is the source of their power. decriminalization laws were passed on the idea that an adult has a right to do with the want and a privacy of thei

he was a great performer in a little bit of a ham and he played macbeth in the high school production of that play and he was i think the president of georgetown theater club so that the article side time through in the speeches in a way that just doesn't in the opinions. court opinions are necessarily they have to follow certain conventions that are apt to turn off the average person who is not really a court follower or law student so we wanted a collection that would be of interest to the layman, really that would be interesting to the average american and not just the legal nerd. >> host: and like well-adjusted normal people who don't spend all this time reading court opinion to exactly. normal people want readable opinions but a write up of an opinion but not the whole thing. one of the advantages of these speeches especially the ones about the law that my dad could explain his approach to interpreting the constitution in the law uninterrupted without having to focus on a specific case but bring in multiple cases and the co- editor and i were sure to pick one that would be unders

lucy macbeth, tonight's last word, thank you for joining us. msnbc's live coverage of the massacre in florida continues on "the 11th hour with brian williams," and that starts now. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters in new york. of course we begin tonight with the news of today's terrible school shooting. this one in parkland, florida, about 40 miles north of downtown miami. around 2:30 this afternoon, a former student from marjorie stone natural douglas high school returned to campus and opened fire, killing 17, wounding at least 14 others. in what has become a familiar scene in this era of heightened school violence in our country, students could be seen filing out of the building, running out of the building with their hands in the air as heavily armed members of law enforcement moved in to search the area. only today in florida some of the students could be seen if you looked closely holding valentines that they had received from their friends at school. the broward county sheriff's office has identified the suspect