nile chuckles. ..and then we sat there for two days.e doors, right. ..and this is when you picked up a guitar and you heard a beatles song. and it was the beatles, a day in the life. yeah. well, that's how it started. i went out and bought a beatles song book and i kept playing the positions that i thought were the proper position. anyway, one of my mom's boyfriends comes home and says, "whoa! "what have you got that thing tuned like?" and i said, "i don't know. "i got it tuned so i could play something." and he took it and he retuned it to the proper tuning of a guitar — what we call standard tuning. now i go back and i play the first chord and it's perfect. you know, you're now 26, 27 years sober, no drink or alcohol. how's that going, by the way? fantastic. yeah? no drink, no drugs for 27 years? nothing. but you reached rock bottom a few times. yeah. your heart stopped a few times. i think there was one incident where you were in a new york apartment and you pressed the number 1a, which was not the floor that you lived on, and that s

then i made it a little nile—like and went...e # put— on your red shoes and dance the blues # let's dance - # to the song they're playing on the radio... but, in a sense, you started with, materially speaking, nothing because if we go back to a world before david bowie and daft punk and madonna and sister sledge and duran duran and all the others, you've said to people that you were born into the underclass in new york city in 1952. you were born in segregation—era america but you were raised in the ultimate bohemian household. my mom was incredible. a really smart woman. she was the most open—minded... ..fun... ..loving person that you could imagine. we'll come on to your biological dad, nile rodgers senior, but she raised you with the help of this remarkable man, bobby glanzrock, a jewish beatnik. yeah. and thinking about the 1950s in america, a mixed—race partnership like that was pretty rare, wasn't it? it was extremely rare. but what's really interesting is that thejewish and the black communities were really closely aligned

his name is nile rodgers. out # le freak, c'est chic— # freak out # ah, freak out...# just don't call him the godfather of disco. raised by heroin addicts and beatniks and coming of age in �*60s new york, it's true that with his ensemble, chic, he wrote several of the biggest dance floor fillers of all time with his long—term musical partner, bernard edwards. prepare to be astonished by the range of legendary tunes that he wrote or produced and on which you had no idea he was involved. many of the most celebrated songs by sister sledge, diana ross, madonna, david bowie, duran duran and, yes, daft punk are all part of his story. his genius is estimated to have created billions of dollars in worldwide sales, reinventing whole genres and artistic careers along the way. and today, after several brushes with death, whether through addictions or cancers, he's more productive than ever. he's chief creative advisor at london's abbey road studios. but he's notjust a musician. he's a thinker, a global influencer and act

i know, i know, you channel weiss automatically when i say that, but it's not weiss dan niles on "squawk box" today. i want you to listen to what he said and we can react on the other side >> you should be completely out of the pool as we said multiple times. if you're a retail investor and you can't trade in the market every single day, sit on cash. that's the best thing and wait this out because the fed is going to be raising rates this entire year. if you can be nimble then you can buy stocks that will hopefully outperform and put shorts against that and hopefully be able to make money. >> all right, pete what do you make of that big reality check from dan niles. do you agree he says you should be completely out of the pool. >> i would say on i would agree with one side of what dan was talking about which is you need to be nimble, but i wouldn't say it's in stocks, scott, that's why we had discussions about how many option positions we had >> 68. something like 68. >> yeah. i've trimmed back some and not a whole lot today and smaas a mat of fact, i probably added, and it's somewhere c

his discovery unleashed a flood of european reset into the country on the low and nile discoveries like those of british archaeologist. howard carter only added to the rush, he found the tomb of tit in common, and the digging continues. in 2021, the world looked on an o as each of largest ancient city was discovered at houses full of every day implements. lots of fines from archaeological digs are kept in museums like the pirates, relics were about to see. ah, the collection at berlin's noise museum is packed with history and tales of the past. some of these stories from an ancient era would chiseled into stone, others and on to paris, their tales of daily life on elephantine island set in the river nile. you are offering an invaluable window on to 4000 years of cultural history. there, professor verena lepers, special field of research, and her passion in these i between of, in this cabinet we have elephant time for piracy scripts, from the 5th century b. c in a variety of languages and scripts by this, by the young. and this here is a list of donations, how in the, in the, when you lo

their tales of daily life on elephantine island set in the river nile un offering an invaluable window on to 4000 years of cultural history. there, professor verena lebron's, special field of research and her passion in these, of its benefits. in this cabinet, we have elephant time preparers scripts from the 5th century b, c, e, in a variety of languages and scripts licensed by the here. and this here is a list of donations, how in the, in the, when you look closely, you can see women's names, women had their own property and had their own corresponding means of spending money. a right of exercised here is here and making a housekeeper for over a 100 years egyptologist from around the world have flocked to the nile island a 1000 kilometers south of the capital cairo. no other location in egypt has yielded such a wealth of documented history. unfortunately, much of the content remains obscure, because so many of the documents are no longer legible. as in here we see to paris amulets williams, m this highest m, popularly d. that was piracy that's been folded up very tightly into little b

let's bring in dan niles on this selloff. dan, you must be making money, you've been short, a lot of things. >> well, i can't complain about this year, so far. so we'll see what happens for the rest of it every day is a new adventure, john, as you know. >> so what's new in the adventure today where the markets are concerned, and how are you positioning yourself ahead of so many earnings reports that are likely to influence this market? >> sure, i mean, i think what today it's hard to separate two things, when you're, number one headline when you open up google news, if we keep supplying weapons to the ukraine, that there's threat of nuclear war. that's not a good sign, obviously. so, you know, it's hard to separate that out, versus, you know, the unbelievable rally we got yesterday and, you know, midday and, you know, whether this is just sort of reaction to that. but to your question directly, i think the risk-reward is just not there in big cap tech earnings the way i would look at it is tesla reported a stellar quarter, be

joining us now, dan niles. dan, welcome i guess you're not too surprised to see the market mood shift you have been pretty bearish what is your take on the inflation report >> i mean, there's no way to look at it other than it's negative i mean, cpi is up 8.5% core is up 6.5%. you're at 40-year highs, and the fed has raised rates once. so the fed is incredibly far behind it's the farthest the federal reserve has been behind since the 1970s. so we're going to see multiple 50-basis point rate hikes. you're going to see the balance sheet work down, and i think the key is when you're thinking about this market, you want to stay big picture if it was don't fight the fed on the way up, which was they put in so much stimulus that the stock market rallied over the two years we had a global pandemic, then the same applies on the way down, which is don't fight the fed. the second part of it is, you don't want to fight the fundamentals which is earning estimates are going down for the first time since seven quarters ago d

the nile always flows straight straight from south to north.l , then, probably, we should already answer. woman is the first female ambassador this prime minister said. someday when history will be written. there it will be told to a jewish woman who got the money needed to create a state. me she is interested in which woman is talking about the creation of which state she got the money, and i am ready to name the prime minister. who is he? i don't ask. perhaps it was a state, israel the state of israel is what we heard, and the woman who went to the united states and there got 50 million dollars at that time was huge money. you think for a very long time. natalya ilyina , arzamas city, nizhny novgorod region, school number one this woman was called goldi-ir or mirson remember, no, it was the prime minister, israel's first david ben gurion. naturally, he talked about the city of meyer in clarified that at that time her name was probably everson, the state of israel was created, the state supported very soon this wonderful woman. she left, by th

well that, that's not with the incision is made and the nile inserted. ah dr thorn assured us everything went according to plan a face yes this sounds like you're the screws i here and there are 5000000 if if i'm going going say that you feel the smallest through is bertha are the biggest issue with this or are we jane the plan other way to really small, but this thing we plan before on the exactly do whatever it is in the planet. or after having surgery, dr. sirens, patients spend months recovering in this guest house. it's here that they grow taller millimeter by millimeter ami operation was 2 months ago, but he's been having a hard time stop talking to my fat stop talking to where things are going of course . and you have to be in that state of mind. so that was my veil for dealing with you know, i'll get this thing through. i'll get this thing through. oh so yeah. for there were definitely more lost than ice. ah, he had hoped to speed up his recovery time, but he was gaining less hot. he had expected eventually he asked for the frames to be removed a

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do not cut through niles canyon right now. this crash off the dublin interchange is eastbound, so it's counter to whatever commute we have, which is very light coming out of the altamont pass. no other issues around the bay right now. >> thanks, mike. >>> the results are in for that special election for state assembly seat. this is district 17, san francisco's state representative. it has really been an exciting race between supervisor matt haney and former city supervisor david campos. this morning haney is declaring victory. the count shows haney leads with 63%. last night haney held a victory part in the city. one of the main topics throughout the campaign was building more affordable housing. mayor breed endorsed haney. ose a replacement on the board of supervisors. campos was endorsed by chesa boudin and was his chief of staff. the recall election is on june 7th. >>> in the south bay investigators say one man is responsible for that massive fire that destroyed a home depot on april 9th. it caused more than $17 million in

and then the nile is inserted over the wire. yeah, mail is on and say, ah see me this very 1st thing in the movie love to do the smaller one that has to be broken. so or the other way to handle and then for me the bone is then broken and the distractor that widens the gap, a millimeter of the time, he's bolted to it. ah, i'm, it's broken legs and now held together with just rods. frames and bolts. with the procedure he begins to come round louis louisville. all right. i really want us all now the growing can begin. abby will be shown half a length of his legs, a millimeter at a time. ah, there are no regulations in india about who should or should not get the procedure . it's after discretion of surgeons like dr. siren. so what i do is i dig the all in books that you know where you want. what is the family background? what is this? everything a stick, and then i'm discuss with my colleagues or the say gardner instead of the psychologist, gonna go ahead with this entity. and if we find any issues here and there, right? we said no

their tales of daily life on elephantine island set in the river nile un offering an invaluable window on to 4000 years of cultural history. there professor verena lebron's, special field of research and her passion in these, of its benefits. in this cabinet, we have elephant time for piracy scripts, from the 5th century, b, c, e, in a variety of languages and scripts by 1st, by the here. and this here is a list of donations, how in the, in the, when you look closely, you can see women's names, women had their own property and had their own corresponding means of spending money. a right of exercised here is right here and to buy a housekeeper. for over a 100 years egyptologist from around the world have flocked to denial island, a 1000 kilometers south of the capital cairo. no other location in egypt has yielded such a wealth of documented history. unfortunately, much of the content remains obscure, because so many of the documents are no longer legible. as in here we say to piracy amulets williams, m de sized m, popularly d. that was piracy. that's been folded up very tightly into lit

there's road construction. 84 niles canyon. both directions. old ca ad work. hopefully they will have things opened up in the 5:00. if you are headed westbound 580. getting ready for super commuters. once you get to 680, 680 moving at long with no troubles in both directions. look at that travel time in the yellow. >>> the battle over the federal mark mandate may not be over yet. the justice department said it's deferring to the cdc about appealing a federal judge's ruling that struck it down on monday. >> people continue to wear masks on planes? >> that's up to them. >> the cdc wanted the mandate in place until at least may 3rd while it determine fire department it was still necessary. >>> and happening today is the first day ac transit will put in a volunteer face mark. rider also have a option to wear a face covering. we are keeping a list of where each airport and transition agency stands right now when it comes to masks. you can find it on kpix.com. >>> being able to take off your mask and airports and planes came as a surprise to many. with cases rising

let's bring in investor dan nile s, of the satore fund. he bought twitter shares but is already out of them and he has way better investment ideas in a fox business exclusive, dan, too much drama? why did you buy it last week and then why did you sell it? >> it was too much drama for me i mean, if you look at twitter from a very big picture standpoint, the day they came public the stock closed at $45 a share. it's not much different today. in the meantime, you look at the s&p 500, it's tripled. you look at facebook and google during that same period they have gone up four to 5x. stocks still trades at a 60 pe, up almost 50% off of its lows, you know, a few weeks ago, before musk started buying, and at the end of the day, the board i do think their interests aren't aligned with shareholders so it was just too much drama for me, and i've got other names that are much lower valuations that i'd rather be involved with liz: we'll get to that in a second because our viewers love to hear from you about the thoughtfulness you put into those but wh

living to the city of the dead quietly, these are two parts of the same city of luxor, into which the nile it since ancient times. in the city of the living, the pharaohs lived and built temples for the gods, and in the city of the dead, their hall is the afterlife. here it is the valley of the kings with tombs, as you know, they were kept, not only sarcophagi, but also jewelry, clothing, furniture, household utensils , the egyptians believed that all this could be useful to the other world, the question, of course, is debatable. but what is absolutely certain that all these values ​​were very useful to the seeker of our life, therefore they tried to build tombs among the impenetrable rocks , walled up the entrances and even set up cunning traps. oh, don't fall into one of them. but the wives and children of the pharaohs were not buried together with the rulers, as many people think for them they created another valley, the valley of the queens. i must say that the women of those times could become not only the wives of the pharaohs, but also the pharaohs, as such. there were five of them

you got nile horn -- [ cheers and applause justin timberlake -- [ cheers and applause and shawn mendes: like >> shawn: like >> jimmy: like nile. >> shawn: not enough to follow him, right >> jimmy: block justin timberlake. [ cheers ] just because he's blocked me so, that's why [ laughter ] i feel like he's tired of hearing from me. and i will follow shawn mendes [ cheers and applause justin, call me, please. call me, justin. i like that. that's a good question >> shawn: yeah yeah, yeah >> jimmy: any other -- any other things that -- >> shawn: yeah well, would you rather be the fastest or the strongest or the smartest person in the world i really want to know this what would you -- fastest, strongest, or smartest >> jimmy: fastest, strongest, or smartest? >> shawn: yeah >> jimmy: i think i already am the fastest? [ laughter ] so i don't have to worry about that i think smartest - >> shawn: you think you're faster than me [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: i do think - >> shawn: you do >> jimmy: i think i -- i mean, you're taller. you're a little bit taller - >> shawn: you've noticed how long my

another beauty critique of the noble young is nile shall. as local people watched plumes of smoke gloom over the city, the authorities there said russia had hit critical infrastructure, but there were no reports of oil processing plant and fuel depos near odessa. it set the facilities supply fuel to ukraine's troops in coastal towns further east. a dresser, emergency crews have not yet had to deal with heavy russian bombardment like the eastern port of mario pole, but ukraine's president. so lensky says that russian troops are regrouping and preparing what he calls powerful strikes. and the desk, as residents are left wondering just how long they can stay here. at the start of the war, russian troops to control of the area around the highly contaminated chernobyl nuclear plant. after weeks of occupation, some may have been exposed to radiation. chernobyl is the site of the world's worst nuclear accident, and it remains a forbidden zone. russians soldiers of the channel below nuclear power plant. they took over the building on february, the 2

yeah. news nile shall as local people watched plumes of smoke gloom over the city, the authorities there said russia had hit critical infrastructure, but there were no reports of casualties. so it wasn't like russia's defense ministry said it's ships and planes had bombed an oil processing plant. and fuel depos near odessa, it set the facilities supply fuel to ukraine's troops in coastal towns further east . a dresser emergency crews have not yet had to deal with heavy russian bombardment like the eastern port of mario pole, but ukraine's president. so lensky says that russian troops are regrouping and preparing what he calls powerful strikes and addresses, residents are left wondering just how long they can stay here. here's a quick look at some other stories related to the war we've been following for you today. the baltic states of estonia lat via in lithuania, have stopped importance of rush and gas. lithuania is calling on other e u. countries to do the same. due of germany and other european nations are still buying fossil fuels, form russian suppliers, which have been excluded fro

not mother beat a critical renewable unions. nile shall, as local people watched plumes of smoke loom over the city, the authorities best said russia had hit critical infrastructure, but there were no reports of casualties. so it wasn't like russia's defense ministry said it's shapes and plains, had bombed an oil processing plant and fuel depos near odessa. it said the facilities supply fuel to ukraine's troops in coastal towns further east. a dresser, emergency crews have not yet had to deal with heavy russian bombardment like the eastern port of mario pole, but ukraine's president. so lensky says that russian troops are regrouping and preparing what he calls powerful strikes and addresses residence, all left wondering just how long they can stay here. is a quick look at some other stories related to the war we've been following for you today. the ukranian president appeared and a video message aired and the grammy awards ceremony. zalinski contrasted music to the silence of ukraine's ruined cities and urged artists to speak out against russia's war. ukrainian musicians also performe

another bureaucratic of the nearby news nile shall, as local people watched plumes of smoke gloom over the city. the authorities there said russia had hit critical infrastructure, but there were no reports of casualties. so it wasn't like russia's defense ministry said it's shapes and plains, had bombed an oil processing plant and fuel depos. near odessa. it set the facilities supply fuel to ukraine's troops in coastal towns further east. a dresser emergency crews have not yet had to deal with heavy russian bombardment like the east and port of mario pole, but ukraine's presidency. lensky says that russian troops are regrouping and preparing what he calls powerful strikes. and the desk, as residents are left wondering, just how long they can stay here. and sort of not some of the other news making headlines today. authorities in sacramento, california are searching for at least 2 people off to a deadly shooting early sunday morning, lisa, asking the public to show videos and other evidence that could lead to that capture . 6 people were killed and a dozen wounded in the shooting, which

but the kremlin, the niles are becoming less believable with everybody retrieved from the ruins. cities left behind lights, retreating, ami, and our correspondence has just returned from virginia. here's nick conway on what he witness bear. this is boucher. all that left of it said she that was destroyed before people here could finish building it. for weeks we were stuck in downtown key of listening to the artillery fire, listening to other explosions, hearing stories, and people managed to get out. and now we're here for the very 1st time, few days after ukrainian forces rita, which of the russians was sitting now surround me. ah, it's shrapnel. wooden ammunition cases, animals, dogs running around without their owners. and lots of people who the one hand, very happy to see the ukrainian army here and relieved that the fighting around them is over. but still can't quite believe what's happened to them. people who wants to talk and surprising of enough can talk about the extraordinary shocking things they've gone through. but people who still quite haven't understood what's happened. w

another bureaucratic of the nearby news nile shall as local people watched plumes of smoke gloom over the city. the authorities there said russia had hit critical infrastructure, but there were no reports of casualties. so it wasn't like russia's defense ministry said it's ships and planes had bombed an oil processing plant and fuel depos. near odessa. it set the facilities supply fuel to ukraine's troops in coastal towns for the east. a dresser emergency crews have not yet had to deal with heavy russian bombardment like the eastern port of mario pole. but ukraine's president zalinski says that russian troops are regrouping and preparing what he calls powerful strikes and addresses, residents are left wondering just how long they can stay here. we're joined now from odessa by lawrence sheets. he is the former n p r. moscow bureau chief and head of consulting group duration, international analytics. he's covered the soviet union in russia for more than 3 decades, and has been reporting in the military situation in odessa for the past 2 weeks. welcome to w, can you just describe for us

joining us is dan niles. interesting move from buffett buying hp.oesn't sound like what you would do. >> no. i like companies that are in growing industries that there's more value to it ten years from now than today i think you touched on it. they've tried to get into things like software, hasn't worked out very well. i think this company is a lot more like ibm. you can switch from an hp computer to dell there's just no walk-in. at least with an apple if you are on their ecosystem and you've bought things off of itunes or movies, there's some sort of walk-in there. there's none with hp it's great for a buyback, great for the dividend utility stocks are the best performing sector on the market, up 6%, which is unusual because usually utilities move inversely to whatever interest rates are doing. if the ten-year treasury is going up a lot like this year, you normally expect utility stocks to go down. that's not what's happened this year so far. hp is going to sort of go down, unfortunately, the same path as more ibm versus an apple in that regard. >>

another be the critical, the nearby news nile shall as local people watched plumes of smoke loom over the city, the authorities there said russia had hit critical infrastructure, but there were no reports of casualties. so it wasn't like russia's defense ministry said it's ships and planes had bombed an oil processing plant and fuel depos, near a desa. it set the facilities supply fuel to ukraine's troops in coastal towns further east. a dresser, emergency crews have not yet had to deal with heavy russian bombardment like the eastern port of mario pole, but ukraine's president so lensky, he says that russian troops are regrouping and preparing what he calls powerful strikes. and a death is residents. all left wondering just how long they can stay here. hungary is hard line nationalist prime minister victor or bon is heading for a big majority and a 4th consecutive turban office. the right winger and ally of russian president vladimir putin declared a victory at a rally of his to dish party loyalists or bon had face a challenge for a coalition of opposition. parties who united against

none mother be to critical renewable unions. nile shall as local people watched plumes of smoke gloom over the city, the authorities bear said russia had hit critical infrastructure, but there were no reports of casualties. so it wasn't like russia's defense ministry said it's shapes and planes had bombed an oil processing plant and fuel depos near odessa. it said the facilities supply fuel to ukraine's troops in coastal towns further east. a dresser emergency crews have not yet had to deal with heavy russian bombardment like the eastern port of mario pole, but ukraine's president. sir lensky says that russian troops are regrouping and preparing what he calls powerful strikes and addresses. residents are left wondering just how long they can stay here. let's turn our attention to hungary now where poles have closed in the tightest election race in more than a decade, voters were choosing between the fidel party of victoria or bon, the nationalist prime minister, and a coalition of 6 opposition parties, led by small town mayor peter marcus, i'm, those parties have little in common beyo

but the kremlin, the niles are becoming less believable with everybody retrieved from the ruins, cities left behind lights, retreating, ami, and on monday our correspondent visited by chat. here is nick connelly, reporting on what he witnessed. i saw a city in sha, christie, that basically has been destroyed that even before it could be fully finished. this is a very young suburb of give lots of high rise new apartment blocks that had been had basically a ruined while still under construction. um, you see a lot of people on the shell shock, happy to see outside as they were cut off now outside, well for basically a month, but a mix of kind of hope relief and a very am shocked energy. people very keen to tell their stories to share what they've been through the last few months am and we were in at the main or grave site next to our church. i am, we believe based on what people there told us that about 100 people along there in several layers. those right at the bottom that you can see in parts have, which is buried in what they were walking in when, as the locals told us, they were short

like it came off of kenneth branagh when he was doing murder on the orient express and death on the nilehis career, it was all big, gurning, over—the—top performances, you know, ace ventura: pet detective. and then he started making things like, you know, man on the moon and eternal sunshine of the spotless mind. and now he's gone back to what he did originally, which was these kind of performances! and you canjust imagine them on set going, "jim, do you want to just tone it down a little bit?" "no, i want to do everything like this, because this is what i do!" i find that quite tiring. but you know, it is what it is. the film should be 76 minutes long — it's way, way longer than that. and certainly, there's much too much of all this! but you know, it is what it is. it's not eternal sunshine of the spotless mind. jim carrey�*s in the room, people! morbius, tell us about that. he groans. should we move on? no, no, we need to. so, jared leto, who incidentally won a razzie for house of gucci... in bad italian accent: "hey, hey!" so dr michael morbius, medical genius with a rare disorder whi

in the center of the main temple of the nile, the solobensky monastery was one of the most revered monasteriese-revolutionary russia. that's how the desert looked like in the photo of the famous photographer prokudin-gorsky our heroes are met at the front bishop's berth by father john 9 thrones small island 10 guitars. it is very wonderful here, father john first of all offers to dine from the road. and god sent not a few empty dishes in the monastery. in the present subsistence farming all produce their own vegetable garden. own farm. there is even a whole fish farm. true, it is a small monks law-abiding ancient times. they threw these when the fish in the rivers there were more. and there are fewer people on earth. now this is equated with poaching, so the fish do not catch razyat. uh-huh please, the first yes, let's also have a simple good one, everything is very beautiful, please. help yourself to the economy of the monastery. so it suits the household, that is, something will happen such a collapse of some price so that offline potatoes are also on the table fish, smoked, salted fried pic

is dishonest to about putting it, if you ah, it still ticks are infected with zeke of virus, west nile fever, dingey fever, and other equally dangerous pathogens, and then released into their natural habitat. neither ukraine nor the u. s. have denied that the pen country ah ah. since 2018 under road and number 928, issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground, including measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms, are very expensive with it's a lot cheaper and easier to conduct. that kind of research in countries where lives are of low value to the usa as not care about the lives or the conditions of also been historically i'd buy people like adolf hitler and that ukraine was rich with oil. and it was always i'd as ice muster decreased, its plumber to it won't be, was, would have sim, squished as if i would have to put erase, pretend religionist emmanuel, your critique, to prepare out of course the kettle, honey for you. but don't abs activities fully. even though america s

barriers to shattering stereotypes, nyle dimarco has always been at the forefront -- >> congratulations, nile! >> reporter: representing deaf culture. >> i remember when i first won "america's next top model." my mom actually ran backstage, she came on set and immediately i said, i want to change the world. >> reporter: the deaf model, actor, and now acclaimed film and tv producer, is channeling his activism through his art. >> "coda." >> reporter: in a year where the deaf took center stage on hollywood's biggest awards night. >> this is our moment. >> reporter: the film "coda" just one of many films to make history. >> was the oscars a watershed moment? >> truly. but what most people don't realize is that along with "coda," we had somebody from our different categories. in five - coda, troy up for best supporting actor, "audible," "dune" which features sign language, and "driving my car" which features sign language. >> reporter: short film "audible" was one of the nominees. >> we gotta go hard and continue to fight. >> what i hope to see more of in hollywood is that people invest in our sto