we've got it covered tonight with marisa parra making her way to hard-hit sulphur, oklahoma. >> oak, my god. >> reporter: this is the moment sulphur, oklahoma, changed forever. the eerie outline of a tornado making its way through the night sky. >> the theater. there's reina's. >> decimating the buildings beneath it. >> just be advised all of downtown sulphur is destroyed. >> reporter: daylight revealing the dramatic scenes of destruction, businesses and homes downtown reduced to cinder blocks. >> we were just so scared. u. >> reporter: a postal truck tossed like a toy. this building standing proud for over 80 years destroyed in seconds. and a desperate search through the rubble, a woman buried under the crushing weight of the building above her. >> what i saw downtown sulphur is unbelievable. we've had four confirmed fatalities. one was here just right here on the corner. they just removed her body. >> reporter: down the road beau thompson had to rescue his neighbors trapped in the shelter down below. >> opened the door! >> reporter: you rescued them? >> yeah, i rescued them. >> if

but marisa came in as herself — was the only one in the audition process who didn't try to look likeliner or anything. # feel like a lady...# amy's grandma and her mum and dad are depicted in the film, but the family weren't involved in making it. i went to the family, you know, really out of respect that i was making a film about their daughter. and ijust wanted to sort of sit with them and hear their stories and then go off and make the film that i wanted to make. so they didn't have involvement, as in they could say what i could and couldn't do, but i wanted them to be able to come and visit set and see what we were doing and just have, again, like i said, a sense of respect that i was making a film about their daughter. a big part of the film is amy's troubled relationship with blake fielder—civil. i didn't meet blake. i wanted to meet blake, but i didn't meet blake. i set out to make the film, like i said, through her perspective. so her love of him, you know, had to be palpable. it had to feel real and we had to understand why she fell in love with him. and so it wasn't about m

one of the other mistakes marisa made was losing.rice also complained about the cold reception of the fans, even i myself, if you looked at me when i left the field, my face looked like a loser, but i did not lose the game. rabiei, the head coach of zabahnam said that the quality of the match was not at the level of shahrvard with the penalty that was taken for the sepahan team. our resistance to some extent broke the trench of our resistance, after that we tried to open it. let's play more. we created several chances, but they didn't turn into goals. this match was a delayed game from the 17th week. what a bad scoop. davoud moradi, sed and sima news agency. rial by eliminating the defending champion the final four teams of the european champions league were eliminated. bayern beat arsenal and went to the semi-finals. city fans filled etihad stadium with the dream of repeating last season's win against real madrid , but football doesn't always go with dreams. it's true that city came to the field with strength and tried to catch the

nbc marisa parra is in nearby oklahoma city with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: willie, an active evening as promised across the region since yesterday afternoon, we had 35 reports of tornadoes. almost half of them right here in oklahoma. now we have seen multiple reports of injuries and officials in nearby confirm one person has died. sulfur, oklahoma, what you're looking at at right now taking the damaging hit. the town gutted and reduced to are you able in some parts. population is 5,000 and southeast of oklahoma city. the town was one of them that was struck in the middle of the night and the threat remains looking ahead 27 million people remain at risk of severe weather today and tonight between wind gusts, hail, possibly even more tornadoes. we are expecting heavy downpours and prompting some flood risks and, willie, still seeing lightning as we are here right now. despite the risk of more severe weather, we know that there are recovery and, in some cases, rescue efforts fully under way after an intense weekend of tornadoes ravagi

but marisa came in as herself — was the only one in the audition process, who didn't try to look like film is amy's troubled relationship with blake fielder—civil. i didn't meet blake. i wanted to meet blake, but i didn't meet blake. i set out to make the film, like i said, through her perspective. 50 her love of him, you know, had to be palpable. it had to feel real and we had to understand why she fell in love with him. and so it wasn't about making a sort of one—dimensional villain. we had to fall in love with him to understand why she wrote one of the greatest albums about their love. and... and, for me, really, the villains of the film, you know, it's addiction and paparazzi. and when you actually look back now at the headlines that were written about her, i mean, i was reading one that said, "amy goes to see blake in court, but she can't hide the state of her shocking skin." and it's a picture of someone obviously very unwell. hm, yes. do you think now, obviously, what amy went through, what britney spears went through, that maybe we've moved on a bit as a society that people wo

reporter: the show introducing america to jada pinkett smith and future oscar winners halle berry and marisa shakur making a guest appearance. >> you was my first love and i can't get five minutes alone with you? >> reporter: kadin hartison directing, saying his potential was obvious. >> i can't reach that place he can get to, i don't know that place. >> reporter: established stars like diahann carroll, whoopi goldberg, lena horne, patti labelle, billy dee williams visiting. >> this was indeed a very auspicious occasion. >> very, very suspicious! >> reporter: the reunion tour giving the still close-knit cast an opportunity to hang out together. >> it's just a real family affair. so the truth is, yes, it's opportunity to work. but it's also just an opportunity to hang out with people that you really love. >> reporter: sharing backstage secrets. producer and director debbie allen, a howard grad, added her own secret sauce to the show. >> she saw salt and pepper and ketchup, "where's the hot sauce?" she put hot sauce in a different world. >> on all the tables. >> yes. >> reporter: their take on

he says the marisa, it helps mauritania to minimize the terrorist threat. who so the object involved preventative measures, whether at a military with social level consist of gathering information about the enemy, collecting information about its sleep of cells. yeah. can we do this so we can intervene before a surprise attack or rather do that. so that way the prevention is best as in the queue. you guys, right? that's what i'd go with. like for some this is a flicker of hope in the face of ever expanding conflict in the rest of this i how or oh that's it for now, but be sure to check out other stories on our website on social media and see you next time. bye for now, the glory days of motor racing. one name stands apart from all the rest. solo from up until 1989. this race track near 10, i was a magnet for the fastest drivers from all over the world. we're meeting legends from indian motor sports, learning about the legendary solar problem. in 30 minutes on the w using mind power. the brain and spinal implants are in naples paraplegics to walk in. is this

. >> hola, marisa. >> soy llamar al 911 se reportaron a lo largo de la madrugada este jueves, jueves,ion de millones de personas con la policia o hasta servicios de emergencia medica como las a ambulancias, los apagones en varias ciudades dentro de estos cuatro cuatro estados, texas, nevada, dacota del sur y nebraska. >> ahi las autoridades locales dijeron que las lineas fijas funcionaban, pero no los proveedores de telefonia movil, pero en las vegas, oficiales alertaron que ni estaban comunicandose. >> mientras arreglaba el problema, la policia le pidio a las personas necesitadas llamar al 911 y esperar una llamada de vuelta. >> dijeron que todos los que llamaron durante el apagon recibieron ayuda. >> gracias por recibir el despues de un advertencia del departamento de seguridad nacional sobre un aumento en el riesgo de ataques ciberneticos a los servicios del 911 a medida que la agencia se traslada a sistemas basados en internet. >> las autoridades dijeron a nbc news que no hay indicios de un ataque cibernetico ni de acciones hechas con malicia. >> resaltaron que apagones relacionad

he says, the marisa, it helps mauritania to minimize the terrorist threats, who attacked involved preventative measures, whether at a military with social level consist of gathering information about the enemy, collecting information about its sleep of cells. yeah. can we do this so we can intervene before a surprise attack about that? so that way the prevention is best as in the queue. you guys about, that's what i'd go with. like for some this is a flicker of hope in the face of ever expanding conflict in the rest of this i how as well. so that's it. so now i would be sure to check out other stories on our website on social media, and see you next time, bye for now, the using mind power. the drain is paraplegics to walk again. is this the beginning of a new medical error? the research team is just getting started tomorrow today in the 1st few minutes on d w. so please we're heading on down into the london underground. the 2 is the oldest subway in the world. it's full of surprises. every one on both please. and of course, the guest seems 16 minutes on delta v. the shows similar rent $16.00 t

our culture correspondent, charlotte gallagher, sat down with the director, sam taylor—johnson, and marisae, a music legend. # ..this, me: "yeah, baby, and the rest" # # they tried to make me go to rehab, but i said...# now a new film is telling her story. i was so excited by the idea of, you know, playing and getting in touch with amy the girl, and then amy the singer, and as well as, like, you know, the woman before the icon. i don't write songs to be famous. i write songs because... i don't know what i'd do if i didn't. a big part of the film is amy's troubled relationship with blake fielder—civil. i set out to make the film, like i said, through her perspective, so her love of him, you know, had to be palpable. it had to feel real, and we had to understand why she fell in love with him. and so it wasn't about making a sort of one—dimensional villain. we had to fall in love with him to understand why she wrote one of the greatest albums about their love. and and for me, really, the villains of the film, you know, it's addiction and paparazzi. guys... come, please. do you think now, obvi

but marisa came in as herself — was the only one in the audition process, who didn't try to look likerelationship with blake fielder—civil. i didn't meet blake. i wanted to meet blake, but i didn't meet blake. i set out to make the film, like i said, through her perspective. so her love of him, you know, had to be palpable. it had to feel real and we had to understand why she fell in love with him. and so it wasn't about making a sort of one—dimensional villain. we had to fall in love with him to understand why she wrote one of the greatest albums about their love. and... and, for me, really, the villains of the film, you know, it's addiction and paparazzi. and when you actually look back now at the headlines that were written about her, i mean, i was reading one that said, "amy goes to see blake in court, but she can't hide the state of her shocking skin." and it's a picture of someone obviously very unwell. hm, yes. do you think now, obviously, what amy went through, what britney spears went through, that maybe we've moved on a bit as a society that people wouldn't be persecuted ess

and that's when he went to work for marisa. now just that story and of itself makes no sense, right? it still doesn't make any sense to me or i think anybody else, how could a person with that type of horrible record and reputation and the working and even sit on the board of a huge energy company? the answer, his father was the vice president united states. and as i, for mentioned, had direct dealings with both the company and ukrainian officials. since becoming president, the hunter issue has become embarrassingly front and center for the bottom administration. and although direct illegalities have not been proven, there remain open questions as to just how closely hunter, or for that matter, pressing a button. we're tied to bar as well, and it's actions, which is why this new question of potential links to terrorism becomes so important . and that's why we're reporting on this at this time. joining us down to break this down. i'm joined by front of the show, somebody who tries to clear up the gaps and there are plenty of the

i am nina, a film by marisa nikityuk. which i personally liked very much, but caused a lot of differents actually a film based on the book of the same name about a tv presenter. nina sokolova, in fact, here it is, but the film is very different from the book, there are also many funny moments, despite the fact that the topic is quite complex, the main character fights with oncology, but this is also such a therapeutic film, so what? while we wait to find out who will win the golden prize this year, director alan badoev for this award at the organizers of this award, he was terribly offended, although he already began to say later, it seems that he was not, he was not offended, and in general i just want to initiate a discussion around this award, the fact is that his tape was not included in these long lists for a long time, in general it didn't pass, and that's why allen bodoev wrote such a post in which he said that how is it, they didn't take such a tape of mine, but it was such a success with the audience, he was told by the organizers that we have rules, regulation, your tape, well

i'm marisa forziati for "unlocked." we'll see you next time. ♪ >>> good morning.elcome to "street signs." happy monday. i'm mandy drury. i'm here with frank holland who is here with us for a month. let's look at the headlines for this hour. >>> u.s. treasury secretary ja janet yellen urges a balancing act. >> can shift world prices. when the global market is flooded by artificially cheap chinese products, the viability of american and other foreign firms is put into question. >> we will hear from yellen in beijing at 11:00 a.m. cet. >>> and looking to compete with more banks and telling people it is a case study for the continent. >> we cannot rely on a crisis for the facilitation of merger of banks. there has to be a desire to facilitate. >>> european equities notching a subdued start to the week with the fed hopes of easing in june. >>> and tui is upgrading after ditching the london listing. we will speak to the ceo at 10:45 cet. >>> good morning. hope you had a fantastic weekend. let's look at the heat map which has more green than are moving upside in the earl

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marisa parra has more. >> reporter: good to be with you.former president trump said $50.5 million in donation commitments. of course, the fundraiser hosted at the home of investor john paulson. last night he framed this as a sign of a unifying republican party. you can see the videos that came out. melania attended the florida event with him. winning the support of the major republican donors who have been reluctant to back him. the figures reportedly doubled with what they raised for biden at an event last week at radio city music hall, involving biden, but also the former bide on bama and clinton. but the dnc released their own numbers this weekend. showing what they would say overall that the month of march, that the campaign has been largely outpacing mr. trump. raising $90 million for the month of march alone and $192 million plus in cash in hand by the end of the quarter. the rnc said that trump raised $65.5 million last month. so a lot of numbers there. but overall the big picture here. these campaigns are not just working hard to ra

reporter: marisa lagos. last night or yesterday you put out a framework for tackling retail theft. wonder if you can talk a little bit about how you hope to work with the legislature and why nothing in there -- it doesn't touch prop 47 which would obviously trigger going back to voters. gov. newsom: let me take advantage of this. [laughter] it's kind of like a wealth tax for me. if we could put up a slide here -- there we are. this is just not something you will report all the time. everybody talks about prop 47. they say, they lowered the threshold. i see this 24/7 surroundsound on all these news -- including that same editorial board with a broken clock. they are saying, they lowered the threshold. so that's the issue. and we say, that's interesting. so that begs the question, where are we? if california has the highest threshold. it must be the highest, because remember the $950 you have to steel -- under prop 40 it says it's no longer a felony and it becomes a misdemeanor unless you still upwards of $950 of goods. so people get frustrated and say, you have got freebies. it is f

but marisa came in as herself — was the only one in the audition process, who didn't try to look likeanted to sort of sit with them and hear their stories and then go off and make the film that i wanted to make. so they didn't have involvement, as in they could say what i could and couldn't do, but i wanted them to be able to come and visit set and see what we were doing and just have, again, like i said, a sense of respect that i was making a film about their daughter. a big part of the film is amy's troubled relationship with blake fielder—civil. i didn't meet blake. i wanted to meet blake, but i didn't meet blake. i set out to make the film, like i said, through her perspective. so her love of him, you know, had to be palpable. it had to feel real and we had to understand why she fell in love with him. and so it wasn't about making a sort of one—dimensional villain. we had to fall in love with him to understand why she wrote one of the greatest albums about their love. and... and, for me, really, the villains of the film, you know, it's addiction and paparazzi. and when you actuall

and it stars marisa abela, who is amazing.ou could have just used vocals. they're just used amy's vocals. they're so to replicate, and so hard to replicate, and marissa isn't first. have you seen. i've seen bits of it. i've not seen all of it. i was meant to go last night, but why do you think she replicates? >> how do you think so? >> how do you think so? >> what i've seen, i think, >> from what i've seen, i think, as as an individual, the as a as an individual, the mannerisms and who she is a person. great. but even from the trailer, vocals didn't seem trailer, the vocals didn't seem the when you have the strongest. and when you have people the industry like ray people in the industry like ray and like that, they can and things like that, they can do it is such do that. and i think it is such a skill and a talent to be able to and sing, be as good as to act and sing, be as good as amy white, to be that good, because it's a very specific voice as well. you know, be voice as well. you know, it'd be like to do adele like someon