bridges. >> michelle williams. >> michelle williams. >> you're all wrong.ays to do it all. >> it was such an intense role. that's really really really, really impressive. >> you got it, diane. >> if lin-manuel miranda wins, he would be the youngest to have an egot. an emmy a grammy an oscar, and a tony. who else achieved this feat? >> whoopi goldberg. >> whoopi goldberg. >> it's a trick question. all three of them. >> no no, no. >> they've all gotten it. if lin-manuel wins this he'll set a whole new category. a mpegot. he'll win a whole new category. he has a pulitzer prize and a mccarthy award. >> a pulitzer prize? >> it sounds like a sandwich. what is it again? >> a mpegot. >> sthat a sandwich. >> i may not be pronouncing it correctly. and as paula laid out for us. we're congratulating mahershala ali this morning. even before we know who the oscar goes to. he and his wife have welcomed their new daughter. >> i heard they had a baby. >> he shared the news on instagram. breaking news. we're hearing it right here for the first time. with this post. 2-22-17.

the performances are amazing, particularly michelle williams who is upfor particularly michelle williamsfilm. ok, we could go through the list but i think we should talk about fences, the denzel washington movie. and viola davis. for those who do not know what it is about, just remind us. it is an african american couple who are going through hard times. he says he is suffering and she says i am suffering and she says i am suffering right with you. it is very stagey and theatrical but the performances are very strong. it is the oscars addressing diversity issues to make movies more like the real world. and do you think there are signs now, mind you, denzel washington is a hollywood staple. he isa washington is a hollywood staple. he is a big star. but are we seeing a move away from the old traditional hollywood blockbusters always doing the big business and the oscars ceremony recognising that?” the big business and the oscars ceremony recognising that? i think there is a move now not only to get a better audience and a wide audience. hollywood needs to keep changing its audience to the

that's best supporting nominee michelle williams at 13 years old. >> best supporting actor andgotn theirr 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 hockey game. i thought our team played well, battled hard and did a lot of but we walk away with the wrong result. >> and they do that again. sixers with the big win at the big apple center of the 18 point come back, sixer center

michelle williams with her "manchester by the sea" co-star is a little star struck.land" director damon gizelle. >> i just came up to him and said, look, i'm so grateful that we are touching elbows. and with emotional -- >> do you ever get star struck? >> i met jimmy stewart, sydney potier. >> with emma stone, stella mccartney jump suit. and come oscar time, all those nominees will be stepping up their dance. quickest to get out is denzel. >> wondering how do you set up -- >> sport center. gnats wh that's what it says. when you're younger, you go all this, i'm at home. get out of that monkey suit. >> so you're still an oscar, man. come on, now. big oscar presenters just announced. halle berry, chris evans, samuel l. jackson, scarlett johansson, and jamie dornan and dakota johnson. >> a game we call think or spank. >> i should know that. >> and the marriage proposal photo bomb. the story behind the surprising shots. >> bachelor >>> keanu reeves talk ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance wh

michelle williams. and all of these people with their mouths wide open. salma hayek, distressed. dwayne johnson bewildered. you can't read meryl streep any face. jimmy kimmel talked about the blunder during the taping of his show tonight. gave a firsthand account of what happened. what he found out afterward and how he was supposed to end the show. that's coming up at 11:35 on jimmy kimmel live. >> now your accuweather forecast -- >> hi, ready for a warm-up? here you go. a look at the temperature trend for concord. we'll see the temperatures rising the next couple days. flirting with 07 degrees. thursday. if you have been waiting for milder weather it is coming. a live look from our abc 7 news camera. looking out towards the bay. of course with milder weather comes higher tree pollen. air quality will suffer. uv index high. juniper, ash, pine, primary cull pretties. if you suffer from allergies starting up again. live doppler 7. clear conditions. we have been tracking quite a bit of rain in february. we have only had six days that were completely dry. 21 days included measurable

michelle williams with her "manchester by the sea" co-star is a little star struck. la land" director damon gizelle. >> when we stepped off after i came up to him and said i'm so grateful that we are touching elbows in that photo. made me really emotional. >> do you ever get star struck? >> i remember years ago i met jimmy stewart. >> he was he guy. >> he was the man. sydney portier. >> with emma stone, stella mccartney jump suit. nicole's knee length shi -- chanel. and come oscar time, all those nominees will be stepping up their dance. quickest to get out is denzel. >> i was with you backstage after your s.a.g. award win wondering how did you celebrate? >> i put my shorts on and "sportscenter." that's what i did. man, when you're younger you go hit the streets and do all that. i went home. get out of that monkey suit. >> denzel, you're still a rock star, man. big oscar presenters were announced. halle berry, samuel l. jackson, scarlett johansson, and jamie dornan and dakota johnson. >> we sit down with jamie and dakota and play a game inspired by the movie. it's a

michelle williams. and all of these people with their mouths wide open. salma hayek, distressed. dwayne johnson bewildered. you can't read meryl streep any face. jimmy kimmel talked about the blunder during the taping of his show tonight. gave a firsthand account of what happened. what he found out afterward and how he was supposed to end the show. that's coming up at 11:35 on jimmy kimmel live. >> now your accuweather forecast -- >> hi, ready for a warm-up? here you go. a look at the temperature trend for concord. we'll see the temperatures rising the next couple days. flirting with 07 degrees. thursday. if you have been waiting for milder weather it is coming. a live look from our abc 7 news camera. looking out towards the bay. of course with milder weather comes higher tree pollen. air quality will suffer. uv index high. juniper, ash, pine, primary cull pretties. if you suffer from allergies starting up again. live doppler 7. clear conditions. we have been tracking quite a bit of rain in february. we have only had six days that were completely dry. 21 days included measurable

kimberly stewart, kevin walsh, lauren beck, chris thank you, casey affleck, kay s casey affleck, michelle williams and all the actors in the film. the movie is about people trying to take care of each other in the face of terrible adversity. i have been taken care of my whole life by wonderful people who i love and who have loved me. i wouldn't be holding this if not for mara. i wouldn't be here at all if it wasn't for jay smith cameron. nelly lonergan, could not love you more, but i will try. and a special thanks to my step-father, mike porter, who is taking care of my mother for the last five years in a way that is an example to everyone who has ever come across his path, and farewell to my father, who passed away this year, as well. thank you very, very much. >> announcer: please welcome amy adams. >> this year's nominees for best adapted screenplay have brought their source material brilliantly to life in a way that ads movie magic to these compelling tells. here are the nominees for best adapted screenplay. "arrival," screenplay by eric heisserer, based on the story "story of your life," writ

moving onto best supporting actress, nominees michelle williams, octavia spencer, nicole kidman and naomiehat the oscar will almost definitely go viola davis, who portrays the matriarch in fences, playing opposite denzel washington in some powerful things. i think august wilson wrote the perfect script and i think he wrote a role that is absolutely completely in her narrative. her journey is complete, herjourney can't be any more specific, so all i did was i was courageous enough to just dive into her life. in the major best actor, best actress prizes, expect those to go to denzel washington and emma stone. best director, la la land's damien chazelle will be taking that home. best foreign language film could be toni erdmann or the salesman, but more likely to be sweden's a man called ove. best adapted screenplay will be awarded to moonlight and manchester by the sea will end up with best original screenplay. best documentary feature, that award will go to oj simpson: made in america. and, finally, we think best picture will go to la la land, with the film as a whole collecting ten statu et

thank you, casey affleck, kay s casey affleck, michelle williams and all the actors in the film. the movie is about people trying to take care of each other in the face of terrible adversity. i have been taken care of my whole life by wonderful people who i love and who have loved me. i wouldn't be holding this if not for mara. i wouldn't be here at all if it wasn't for jay smith cameron. nelly lonergan, could not love you more, but i will try. and a special thanks to my step-father, mike porter, who is taking care of my mother for the last five years in a way that is an example to everyone who has ever come across his path, and farewell to my father, who passed away this year, as well. thank you very, very much. >> announcer: please welcome five-time academy award nominee amy adams. >> this year's nominees for best adapted screenplay have brought their source material brilliantly to life in a way that ads movie magic to these compelling tells. here are the nominees for best adapted screenplay. "arrival," screenplay by eric heisserer, based on the story "story of your life," writ

. >> reporter: yep, that's best supporting actress nominee michelle williams at just 13 years old. >>ell 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 w tiny closets, and i would go in the closet for like an hour or two just rewriting the skit. >> i think i might make a good lawyer because -- >> reporter: emma, then emily stone, as a teen took part in a vh1 reality competition series called "in search of the new partridge family." >> here comes emily stone! ♪ ♪ city of stars >> reporter: now she's looking for her first win for playing an aspiring actress and star-crossed lover in "la la land." chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> and our thanks to chris. before t

matt damon, michelle williams, selma hayek, they all just had their mouths open. meryl streep looked absolutely shocked. the bay area's own mahershala ali talked about the mishap afterward. >> it just threw me a bit -- it threw me more than a bit, but i just didn't -- i didn't want to go up there and take something from somebody. it's very hard to feel joy in a moment like that. but i feel very fortunate for all of us to have walked away with the best picture. >> so gracious. the accounting firm pricewaterhouse says that the presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong category envelope. >> well, it was awkward but they handled it brilliantly. abc news says the wrong envelope was given to warren beatty by a pricewaterhouse staffer who was distracted while taking pictures of emma stone backstage. >> sergio quintana talked with two oscar winners who were inside the dolby theater when it happened. >> he's live where those filmmakers have just returned to work with a couple of statues, sergio. >> reporter: yeah, they won for best animated short film and they say the

nicole kidman, michelle williams in manchester by the sea. but viola davis triumphed.she went back at the global —— she won at the golden globes as well. that film was in fences as well. and the best british film, it is the baftas. i, daniel blake, directed by ken loach. it's an unashamedly bleak film for all the right reasons. he won at the cannes festival. he was the first win of the night, ken loach, and he went in all guns blazing. he talks about the way the country is being run, and that creativity... he said the oscars and all the awards seasons, the oscars and all the awards seasons, the baftas, there is room for glitz and glamour of the red carpet, but there is room for the other stuff as well. by that, he meant the film he has made, which isn't an easy film to watch, but is certainly necessary. caroline, thank you very much indeed. you willjoin me again in about 15 minutes to talk about the newspapers, which will no doubt have some bafta pictures on the front pages. time to take a look at the headlines. the white house has responded to north korea's latest bal

this year for oscars i'm styling natalie portman and michelle williams. >> reporter: stylist kate youngart letting their personalities take center stage. >> michelle works with louie vuitton and nicolas ghesquiere does her styles. she takes risks. i think you can continue to see that. >> reporter: for natalie portman, kate says expect a soft feminine look. channeling her inner jackie perhaps. >> ready? >> of course. i love cats. >> reporter: dressing natalie she's pregnant which the last time she won an oscar she was pregnant too and worked with a brand called hatch that's for women that's before, during and after pregnancy which i think is super amazing. >> reporter: for academy newcomer ruth negga she's loving stylist carla welch who says there are two dresses in the works. >> we haven't quite eliminated it yet. you always need a backup dress. >> reporter: as the sea of stars begin to prep many come to the roosevelt hotel to primp. >> oscars are known for being old hollywood glamorous and people like to pull out all the stops because they know all eyes will be on them. >> on the day i

you must be delighted that casey affleck and michelle williams, with only 11 minutes' screen got nominations it isa yes, well, she is brilliant, and it is a performance that pervades the movie. every scene she has, she is a knockout. she can do anything. i'm not surprised at all sea is getting all this attention. thank you so much for your time. manchester by the sea, a film we have not touched on this far, jason. i would say that is in a category film that you really appreciate. it is beautifully and shot, without possibly enjoying it. i know casey affleck is nominated for a lark in this award season, but his character is not the most likeable. yes, it is about a janitor from boston, a call back to his hometown, the titular manchester, which is a rather snowy place near boston. he has to go back there because his brother has died and he has inherited his nephew, played by lucas hedges, and has to run into his ex—wife, played by michelle williams. there is a secret buried in his past. what is it? that is basically the film. it reveals their pain, and he is a very pained lead character who do

michelle williams around casey affleck while her "manchester by the sea" co-star was a little star struck. >> when we stepped off after i came up to him and said look, man, i wanted to let you know i'm so grateful that we were touching elbows during that photo. it made me really emotional. >> do you ever get star struck? >> i remember years ago i met jimmy stewart. >> that was the guy. >> sidney poitier, i met him when i was a kid. >> cocktail mostly ruled like emma stone's stella mccartney jumpsuit. come oscar time, all these nominees will be stepping up their game. quickest to get out of his oscar outfit might be denzel. >> i was with you backstage after your s.a.g. award win and wondering how did you celebrate? >> i put my shorts on. >> you go hit the streets and do all of that when you're younger. i was home. get out of that monkey suit. >> denzel you are still a rock star in my eyes. everybody is looking forward to the oscars this year. last years acting winners, leonardo dicaprio, brie larson, and alicia vikander will present this years acting awards. >>> meanwhile, supermodel chris

stars including matt damon, michelle williams and meryl streep....looking astonished...atching at home....it was a "what just happened???" moment. we are getting a sneak peek into president donald trump's first budget proposal. the government branch that is expected to see a big boost. and does the name "blind" tom wiggins ring a bell? the hidden history behind the classical musician who paved the way for african- americans. here in san jose officials have an estimate on flood damage. among some 350 people rescued as their homes were swamped when coyote creek over flowedlast week, hien nguyen came home monday but there wasn't much left to come to dry weather will return by tomorrow for our entire area. dry conditions will then persist through the end of the work week, along with a warming trend. a system moving into the pacific northwest this upcoming weekend may produce light rain especially on sunday. a couple of big stories coming out of the white house tonight. president trump is giving a glimpse into what his first budget proposal will look like. it is heavy on mili

matt's face, michelle williams and busy phillips aghast there. salma, wayne johnson bewildered. >> he has the best reaction. >> i love his face, always, and for once, you cannot read may recall streep's face. kind of inscrutable. >> i don't know. i think i'm reading shock. >> absolutely. wide eyed moment for everyone. >> that's real. >> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> you could smell who the rock was cooking or what someone else was cooking. it was not good. not good. 34 woodside, 38 right now in menlo park, we're having a lot of fun this morning. i hope you are too. low to mid 340s on the peninsula out towards the coast. we've got 39 right now in hayward and fremont, 40 in san jose, sierra lamar, 34, some frost 38 right now. let's take a look at the next three days, upper 50s to 61 degrees, 58 to 61 today. 59 to 64, we're back to average tomorrow and 60 to 69 degrees thursday, likely our warmest because we've got a storm that's coming in and it's going to start to take our temperatures back down but that will be in the weekend.

little brother casey's win and then, of course, there was my favorite moment, busy philipps and michelle williamsard shows together and even showed me their secret stash, who knew that they keep almonds in their purrs to keep hunger at bay which came in handy last night. long show but our winner, last year's best actress brie larson sharing this adorable picture of her real life dear friend emma stone won and writing you know what's better than winning? watching your friends win. >> ah. >> well said, brie larson. i know. class act. and speaking of class acts, you guys we are giving a very special popscar for the most well earned oscar win. you may remember we spoke with a gentleman by the name of kevin o'connell on friday. the sound mixer holding the record for the most nominations, no wins, even more nominations than meryl streep, 20 nod, no wins. now, 21 is the lucky charm and the man of the hour is here. kevin o'connell. holding his oscar, everybody. there you go. congratulations. >> thank you very much. i really appreciate it. >> you had to be holding your breath at that moment waiting to hea

michelle williams. dwayne johnson, meryl streep. and the academy president cheryl boon isaac.he stage and wrestle the trophies away. team "moonlight" slowly realized what happened. that actor, can you see him? how about ryan gosling. >> the guy on the left is like celebrating. >> he's like, what's going on? willie geist had a priceless reaction. when his sister libby won an oscar sunday night. >> the oscar goes to -- [ screams ] >> libby won the academy award for o.j. made in america. finally bill paxton being given a tribute by an unlikely group. storm chasers. the actor who passed away this weekend, of course became a hero for the storm chasing community after the release of his film "twister." more than 20 storm chasers used gps coordinates to create his initials in oklahoma's tornado alley. one meteorologist saying paxton's role in "twister" was the first time mass media made the weather guy look really cool. >> thousands of weather people and storm chasers put "twister" on their dvr and watched it at 8:00. >> that's nice. >>> al. >> he was the good meteorologist. was the

michelle williams, and salma hayek.at this. >> that's great. >> looks like they're about to jump on stage and wrestle the oscar from "la la land" producers. across the aisle, team "moonlight" realized what happened. and how about ryan gosling. watch this. all he can do is laugh. what's going on? and willie geisted ed had his o reaction to the oscars. check out willie's family when his sister, libby, won an oscar sunday night. >> and the oscar goes to -- [ screaming ] >> willie's wearing a tux. willie was dressed up. libby won for "o.j.: made in america." >>> and bill paxton is given a memorial from an unlikely group. storm chasers. he became a hero of the 1996 film, "twister." more than 20 storm chasers used gps coordinators to create his initials in oklahoma's tornado alley. paxton's roll in "twister," was the first time in mass media that made the weather guy look really cool. >> and thousands of storm chasers put "twister" on their dvr and watched it at 8:00. >> that's nice. >> sheinelle, thank you. al? >>> he was th

two of the judges were appointed by democrats william canby and friedland, -- michelle friedland and one by a , republican, richard clifton. justice department lawyer august flentje argued trump's executive order was constitutional. >> congress has expressed the authorized by the president when it is necessary or when otherwise it would be detrimental to the interests of the united states. that is what the president did here. and the president determination that a 90 day pause was needed for the seven countries at issue here in order to ensure adequate standards -- language from the order -- for visa screening was plainly constitutional. the districts courts order, which contained no assessment of illegality to the order, was in ererror and we encoururage the t tuesday. amy: during his argument justice , department lawyer august flentje questioned the role of the court in reveviewing the president's actions. >> the reason we sought isediate relief and a stay because the district court's decision overrides the president's national secure to judgment about the level of risk. and we hav

williams: michelle? >> an open-ended question. could you comment on the role, influence or voice of the veterans of the civil war in terms of reconstruction either on behalf of african-americans, against african-americans? those with the folks that fought the war and sometimes used the of they accounts realize firsthand how awful slavery has been or meeting people for the first time. where are the veterans voices in the story? mr. williams: very good question. who wants to go first? [laughter] ms. waugh: isis went to say something. -- i want to say something. i see o -- a room full of hungry people. i think one of the most fascinating stories of reconstruction as was suggested in the development of black leadership, which would later be tenth.the talented and the vanguard where the black veterans who fought in the war and settled in the south. they could read and write. they ran for office. they held the lower offices that we don't hear about. we hear about the senators and congressmen in the congress in 1868 and 1872, only don't

william canby and michelle freedland. each side will be 30 minutes to present their case. this is not whether the order itself is constitutional, but whether the stay should remain. there is no timeline for a ruling. regardless of the outcome, though, this could wind up in the u.s. supreme court, something the president says he's ready for. >> how far are you willing to take your travel ban fight? >> we're going to take it through the system. it's very important. it's very important for the think? >> we'll see. hopefully it doesn't have to. it's common sense. you know, some things are law and i'm all in favor of that. and some things are common sense. this is common sense. >> if this does wind up before the high court, there's a poebl possibility of a split decision. a 4-4 tie would resort back to the decision of the appeals court. >>> here in washington, mike pence became the first ever vice president to cast a tie-breaking vote for a cabinet confirmation. >> the senate being equally divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed. >>

the three judges on the appellate panel are william, appointed by president carter, michelle freeland appointed by president obama, and richard clifton appointed by president george w. bush. the three are being asked to stay a temporary restraining order blocking the president's travel ban, an order put into place last friday by federal judge james robart who was appointed by president george w. bush. >> i find the court can and will grant the temporary restraining order. it temporarily halts the president's immigration ban on people from seven majority islamic countries. critics were quick to point pout nonl of the 9/11 terrorists came from the seven countries on the police and there have been no attacks in the united states from those seven countries since 9/11. early this morning, john kerry and madeleine albright were among those who wrote to the court. they all served national intelligence sxoefts the letter stated president's order ultimately undermines the national security of the united states rather than making us safer. and could it do long term damage to our national securi

michelle: that is huge. breaking the internet at this point. alison: i heard farrell williams wife just had triplets. out that. jonathan: back story, doug who is a fantastic meteorologist has never been a big fan of grounds being prognosticators. doug: english is not required. jonathan: i'm still getting over the beyoncÉ shot. but he likes this one. this is stuffed. doug: that is a crude way to say it. he has been preserved. he hasn't blinked his eyes in 20 years. but every groundhog day, i bring him out. thanks to my friends mark. jonathan: do you see his shall doe -- shadow? doug: we'll see what happens tomorrow morning. people think i don't like bill. i just have fun with him. it's a fun day. michelle: there is a nail in his foot that can't see. doug: i told you why. if it wasn't -- michelle: needs balance. doug: he would do a face plant. i almost did it. alison: be careful. doug: did somebody put wd-40 on the rails? clearing skies. that is good as we get rid of the stubborn cloudiness. temperatures have dropped in the 30's. a trend for a few days of the colder temperatures and by the weekend colde

michelle: the supreme court has refused to hear the case of william morva. he killed a security guard and sheriff deputy in a jail escape in 2006. the manhunt that followed led to a lockdown at virginia tech. a fun day in new york's central park turned terrifying for seven teens. they fell in frigid water when the ice they were standing on gave way. that is new video. new pictures in the newsroom. seconds before, the group was captured in the background of the selfie you just saw. before police and the firefighters could respond, people in the park rushed to help. doctors treated six of the teens for hypothermia. jonathan: a bundling burglar. he is a how his partners in crime responded. michelle: a bull on parade? the chase through new york city and the wrong turn that ended it. doug: it will stay cooler in the evening hours. it will hold in the 40's. the warmer air may give us sprinkles but we are back to the races with the temperatures in the ten-day outlook coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00". for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small busines

william canby jr. and michelle t. freedland appointed by judge obama. the third judge is considered moderately conservative. this court has a huge reputation for being liberal. once ruling that the phrase "one nation under god" be removed from the pledge of allegiance and nativity scenes be banned from south california parks. whatever decision the ninth circuit court comes to, it will likely be appealed to the supreme court. because we're still short one supreme court justice, a 4-4 tie is likely, which means the ninth circuit route ruling would stand. harris? >> all right. and i understand now, too, 100 technology are lining up to fight the president's ban. so they're joining this effort. >> correct. including companies like apple, facebook and dozens of others. they argue the president's ban negatively effects the job market. they says it hinders american companies to attract great ta tale talent, makes it more difficult for american firms to compete in the international marketplace. a study from a northern california think tank says 37% of silicon va

judges william can birks richard clifton, and michelle freedland questioned the travel ban.the executive order barring immigration from mostly muslim countries have throne scores of lives into chaos. >> has the government pointed to any evidence connecting these countries with terrorism? >> in 2015 and 2016, both congress and the administration made determinations. >> and he was asked if the travel ban was actually a mumds ban based on the president's reported comments. >> you deny that in fact the statements be attributed to then candidate trump and to his political advisors and mr. giuliani, you deny those statements were made? >> i know. >> opponents of the travel ban say it's discriminatory and causing harm to immigrants. >> we had students and faculty at our state universities who are stand overseas, we had families that were separated. >> he was also questioned about the security risk. >> do you deny that in fact there is concern about people coming from those countries? >> congress determined those countries should not get a waiver from a visa requirement. that is imm