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. >> before she was hollywood's most nominated actress, she was mary louise streep, a cheerleader, evenoming queen appearing on broadway in "secret service." there are not a lot of nominees that got started on "baywatch." that's best supporting nominee michelle williams at 13 years old. >> best supporting actor andgotn their father lloyd bridges. poverty.time viola her acting caree at eight when she her fput on a skit a at >> we lived in a apartment with these tinycl closet to write the script. >> > here comes emily stone. now she's looking for her first win, for playing an actress as star crossed lover in la la land. >> >> the flyers who were on the outside looking in on the playoffs do themselves no favors in pittsburg. more than 67,000 fans braving the wind and in pittsburg, largest crowd the flyers have ever played in front of, trying to silence penguin fans. third period down two, shane on the powerplay, first in three months, flyers within one. later in the third, flyers lose 4-2 the final. dave hakessal, what do you have to say for yourself? >> it's a tough result. it's a close h

. >> so that was mary-louise parker as roma guy.ow did this all come to be. four years in the making. >> yes. >> real passion project for you? >> very much so. i mean i will never forget the day that i heard abc was interested in doing history project. i mean abc was the station i was allowed to watch unattended in my southern christian conservative home, right? it's the station that's always told family stories and i thought, oh, my goodness, finally a chance to introduce my lgbt family to my southern family and i figured it's about time. >> it's amazing. >> it is amazing and bragging on you a little bit, lance, you won an oscar for writing "milk." great writing chops. >> my son said he won an oscar. he looks awfully young to have won an oscar. >> agreed to your son. let's talk about roma guy ritchie, lesbian, social, activist. what was it like to meet her. >> such a luxury to have her there and so generous with me and feel privileged to be a part of it and feel like this story -- this is such a remarkably moving show and the deep

it's mary louise. i'm friends with this girl and tinkerbell.>> tinkerbell, that spells it out. you're going to disney, but she doesn't accept what is going on. she goes back to the box to find another gift. she's got herself a hair band, puts it on. still she wants clarification, when are we going? >> tomorrow morning. >> and this is where the stupid faction kicks in. she's still not saying anything. now she may have completely shut down. >> she may have to do a hard reboot. >> eventually she speaks. >> i'm really excited. i'm just freaking out. >> before you know it, she breaks down. then she just full-out has a glitch. >> this is so awesome! >> finally she's working again. >> i get you, sister. >> that is stupid faction. >>> in our next video, we learn about the state of being unwilling or unable to believe something. she reads and asks -- >> we're going to disneyland? >> we are going to disneyland. >> what now follows is nothing but questions. >> at least she can speak. >> we're going to disneyland? >> we are. >> after i believe it was 11 qu

vulnerable people are identified and offered rapid treatment. 0ur northern ireland health correspondent marie—louisepast? no. so this is a very new thing for you? tucked away from the busy emergency department, a member of the mental health team talks to an extremely vulnerable patient. he was found in a distressed state by the police. been feeling down... how long have you been feeling that you would do yourself some harm? this scheme, called raid, specifically targets patients showing signs of depression, anxiety, or if they have attempted suicide. it has proved successful. a consultant psychiatrist is part of the 24—hour emergency team. we need to have parity between physical and mental health, because people's mental health needs, quite often are overlooked whenever they come to a physical health setting, like an acute hospital. so if you have depression and your depression hasn't been picked up, but the nursing staff on the acute wards are picking that up, the raid team can come and see you, start you on treatment, liaise with your gp, and that then set you on a journey to recovery. in 2015, mo

. ♪ >> reporter: before she was hollywood's most nominated actress, she was mary louise streep, a jerseyirl from the suburbs. vivacious. a cheerleader. even a homecoming queen. appearing on broadway in the play "secret service." >> please don't be angry if i ask you once again about your orders. >> reporter: there aren't a lot of oscar nominees who got their start on "baywatch." >> listen, i'm having a party friday night. you want to come? >> yeah, sure. >> bring sand in your shoes. we'll make it a beach party. >> reporter: yep, that's best supporting actress nominee michelle williams at just 13 years old. >> tell me about those handsome young strangers -- >> reporter: best supporting actor nominee jeff bridges, and his brother, beau, got their start on the show sea hunt with their late father. >> you promise not to tell. you better keep that promise. >> i promise! >> reporter: three-time oscar nominee viola davis' grew up in poverty. her acting career began at 8, when she and her four sisters put on a skit in a local talent show. >> we lived in a condemned apartment building with these

our northern ireland health correspondent marie—louise connolly reports.usy emergency department, a member of the mental health team talks to an extremely vulnerable patient. he was found in a distressed state by the police. been feeling down... how long have you been feeling that you would do yourself some harm? this scheme, called raid, specifically targets patients showing signs of depression, anxiety, or if they have attempted suicide. it has proved successful. a consultant psychiatrist is part of the 24—hour emergency team. we need to have parity between physical and mental health, because people'smental health needs, quite often are overlooked whenever they come to a physical health setting, like an acute hospital. so if you have depression and your depression hasn't been picked up, but the nursing staff on the acute wards are picking that up, the raid team can come and see you, start you on treatment, liaise with your gp, and that then set you on a journey to recovery. in 2016, more than 6,000 people turned up at emergency departments across norther

> reporter: local activist deion jones will be portrayed by rachel griffiths and jones' wife by mary louise of women because we're rich and we're poor, we're gay, we're straight, we're everything. >> reporter: ken jones, a gay activist, is also featured, played by michael kenneth williams. >> i bring all the activists who really took the risk in those days. >> we cannot let this opportunity slip away too. >> reporter: guy pierce plays the older cleve jones. >> we got the gay rights bill out of the labor committee. >> reporter: austin p. mckenzie place the younger jones. >> he was on set almost every day working with me and working with lance to make sure it was as accurate as it could be. >> reporter: last week we caught up with some of the stars of the series at a sneak peek in san francisco's castro district. >> it's really a study and intersection intersectionality for network tv. it's pretty cool. >> it was wonderful. >> it was amazing. >> it was awesome. i can't wait to see it again. >> and the four-part mini series premieres tonight right here on abc 7. >>> a car crash had emergency c

told you the household name of rosa parks.., could have been replaced with claudette colvin or mary louisetor:"both like rosa parks decided not give up their seat to a white person on a bus."and they did it the same year and in the same city as rosa parks. everywhere you turn in this museum is a hidden hero waiting to be found.like bayard rustin.... one of the speakers at the march on washington in 1963. king's "i have a dream speech"... might have never happened had it not been for rustin.ryan jones/ncrm lead educator: "bayard rustin if you're looking at the march on washington as a motion picture he was not only the director. he was also the producer."the march on washington was inspired by the violence happening in birmingham. where a bus was bombed... and dogs were sent after black children. kelli cook/reporting: "dr. king was even arrested in birmingham, penning a letter from a birmingham jail when was arrested for defying court order prohibiting marches, but he would have never come to birmingham if it wasn't for a man named reverend fred shuttlesworth." the birmingham preacher was f

agreed before the collapse of the executive at stormont. 0ur northern ireland health correspondent, marie louiseign from the health and social ca re resign from the health and social care service. the two are combined. some have described it as a very bold move but according to the gps it is necessary because of what they describe as the potential collapse of general practice. they are in the process of voting on the issue. that isa process of voting on the issue. that is a postal vote. whether or not they will, we don‘t know. due to tell us more is michael mckenna. how likely is it that you will vote to leave the health service? if nothing is done with regard to the funding that we have negotiated with the government, it will happen and would be inevitable. that would mean that patients would be charged to come and see you, up to £50. surely it is the patient that is suffering? it is something we do not really want to do. it would be a system that exists in the south of ireland. just yesterday i had 50 plus letters to read, 70 acute requests for yesterday i had 50 plus letters to read, 70 acute

mary and her parents that morning. these two brothers, like the heroes have served in the united states army. after the general made their word louise, texas girl told how the battalion has been saved by the for 42nd. other show business personalities paid tribute. will rogers junior, and one young actor said blood that is soaked into the sad of a beach is all of one color. america stands unique in the world, the only country not founded on race it on an ideal. not in spite of, but because of our background we have had all the strength of the world. that is the american way. the name of that young actor? was ronald reagan. and yes, the ideal of liberty and justice for all is still the american way. making these statements, president reagan signed hr 442 so fittingly named in honor of the 442nd. he went on to god bless our country. this is how president rankin ended his remarks upon signing that historic legislation. the years that followed many american presidents also reflected on the injustices on japanese-americans on world war ii. in their record of service to the nation, excessive to the american presidents awarded the presiden