. >> owen was working through that, he says, there's a movie i'm using, tell michael caine. >> broken wings bends in time, one day robin will fly again, i promise. now that was the late michael groff, now michael caine. why do we falter, so we can learn to pick ourselves up again. >> thank you, sir. >> every man who's had his heart broken appreciates that. >> he's moved on, though. >> if you say that to yourself every day, eventually you can move on. >> these scenes are universal. every guy. and with us on the couch. >> and a child shall leave them. congratulations on the nomination. >> thanks. >> nice to have you both here. >> are you going to get up there on the red carpet, the academy awards? >> yeah. but i'm not an actor, i'm an artist being celebrated. >> i can't do better than that. that's it. thank you for watching. >> you're welcome. keep the faith. >> he's gone. owen has left the building. owen has left the building. i love that, man. he just kind of walked out will holla. >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >>> hi, i'm tavis smiley, join

in get carter, michael caine worked off his anger in the trinity square shopping centre in gateshead.nk the term "iconic" is overused, but that's what they call this tower in west london which was completed in 1972 and is now a grade 2 listed building. some housing campaigners are not impressed. the problem pretty immediately was that the management costs were sky—high to make it work, lifts were being vandalised almost immediately, it became known as the tower of terror because of the high risks of rape in the stairwell. that has been managed better. that moniker, thankfully, has gone. the problem with a lot but not all of the post—war architecture is that they were cutting across 2000 years of city—making and organic knowledge of how people want to live and where people are happy and power. in the last 20, 30 years we've started being able to research that thanks to big data and a greater capacity to understand where people work. what we've learnt is that you tend to know your neighbours less well, you have less trusting relationships with them. the architects of the alexandra road

cain will give up a couple of runs in two innings. the new closer making his first appearance. nice play. tomlinson from his knees and michaelris playing first base. sixth inning, the you guy, jay wong, opposite field power. the giants go on to win 8-6. our own mike shoeman caught up with matt cain after the game. >> reporter: he's gone from being the ace of the staff to trying to stay in rotation in his 13th year of the game. he gave up two runs in two innings but afterwards told us he felt good. >> when you find the good groove of your olympmechanics, you don have to worry about it. that's the thing about spring training, you're still searching for it a little bit but it feels good. >> reporter: how different is it for you to have to come in here and compete for a starting spot? >> that's fine. the biggest thing is getting ma can cli sound. everything else will take care of itself. >> reporter: pitching a confidence game. is that something you have to regain? >> i think it comes as you go. you've got to have the confidence in the ability that you have and the stuff that you have. >> reporter: what's your support like from

cain gives up an rbi, and that scores baez. and then to the third inning and the new closer, mark melancon, and michael morse playing first base game. and the new player for the giants, wong from korea. a three-run jack and the giants win it by a count of 8-6. a's opening up in the cactus league against chris bryant and the other half of the cubs. down 3-0. signing matt joyce, aloha. and two batters later, chapman ties it up with a two-run run, but the a's end up dropping to 4-3. >>> now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good sunday morning to you. it's freezing out there in some areas, and temperatures will continue to drop a little bit. we will start out with sunshine. where's the rain? here it is, moving into southern california. it has been a rainy morning, and this will end so the oscars will be dry. we are looking at a third system, and this is the second system we are in between, there's one to the south of us and one to the north of us, and that will bring evening showers for us, and in between it's a chilly start out there with the system on the way it will bring snow into the mountains. a winter weather

cain giving up a rbi triple, and that scores baez. and to the third inning and the new closer, melancon giving his first appearance, and michael morse wasst base in this game. power from the giants, the new player, wong from korea, and the giants win it by 8-6. a's opening up in the cactus league against chris bryant and the other half of the cubs. down 3-0, and free agents signing matt joyce, and the fan give the ball to a little girl there. and matt chapman ties it up with a two-run clout, and the a's drop their opener by a score of 4-3. enjoy the rest of your weekend and the oscars tonight here on abc 7. >>> good sunday morning. a couple of cold weather systems visiting us this weekend. not through with them yet. and we are enjoying the lack of cloud cover, but we will show you the system yesterday, it skirted the coast and pushed in through southern california and another one to follow that will give us a chance for showers tonight and also southern california into tomorrow. here it is. you can't really see it. it's an area of low pressure embedded in the flow here to the north and west of us, and it allows for some showers tonight.

can talk now to andrew foreshew—cain who became britain's first gay vicar to openly marry his partner in 2014. he sits on the general synod. to the right reverend michaelter at the weekend criticising the way the church represents gay people and gavin ashendon is former honorary chaplain to the queen and a former gay rights activist who now believes marriage should be between a man and a woman. and we will shortly be speaking to susie leafe, who is the director of reform an organisation that campaigns to uphold the original doctrines of the church of england. andrew, does the church welcome lgbt members of the community?” andrew, does the church welcome lgbt members of the community? i don't think so. they say they do but in reality the church of england is a very tough place for someone to be lgbt. would you agree? i think we have moved a long way but not far enough. the criticism that we retired bishops have of this report from serving bishops, and we do not underestimate the difficult job they do holding the church together, around some difficult issues, nevertheless, we feel that this report does not represent the kind of direction that we were tak