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this is jim o'neil, d with no more. are you looking for just a new hasty with the booker over on crack? yeah, everyone thought about what that one working. i start ordering the working key 3. 0, shoot. shoot your ah, jacqueline was millennium up, east. you talk to him so much more. what? right? yes. so my whole communion, bravo, laura michelle on you know or the west gym, if criminals. reg, him i will be like warranty. what's the vs? if we spread all of a a little bit any up. oh, if you are my worker, no, carter, i wouldn't burn. move you. well, what amy? any room? i wish you were not from where you are in the number. 53. she is constantly drip for love. bless. hebert hook. august. so much is pico i mr. fentler's here at the watching were pro current guns company national doretha. we saw about him. we should you need you to up here. talk up. i'm you for your job. nothing is lying with k, a sports on the more on your oh gosh yeah, north there. yeah, them there you have a rubber roof rather of course probably the probably

michelle o'neill, the deu thank you. michelle o'neill, the deputy first _ thank you.ich is a russian news agency, has reported that boris johnson has now spoken by phone to president putin, we knew that a phone call was scheduled sometime this afternoon about the ongoing situation about over ukraine, and that conversation is said to have taken place. according to ria, which is citing the kremlin, so we will bring you more detail on that as soon as we have it. now, the manchester united footballer mason greenwood has been released on bail pending further investigation after his arrest on suspicion of rape and assault. the 20—year—old striker was arrested by police on sunday before being further arrested on allegations of sexual assault and making threats to kill. manchester united previously said he would not return to training or matches until further notice. there are reports that ministers plan to cut everyone's energy bills by £200 as part of a strategy to deal with the effect of soaring gas prices. it's understood the proposals will also include an extension of su

hmm, she i think she did one of her favorites was tip o'neill.ho was the speaker of the house during most of the time she and i both covered congress and she loved the fact that among other things her dad's former chief of staff had become tips chief of staff and there was a close relationship there, but i think she admired o'neill's that the fact that o'neil never got too far away from his own roots and his own community and they had a very warm relationship and tip i used to say about koki and her running mate linda wartheimer who covered congress with her for npr tip used to say i give huge girls from npr all the first all the first shots and stories used girls from npr. and so i i think she she partly loved him because he had such a joy about politics and the other speaker that she revered with sam rayburn who during her growing up years her father was a protege of sam rayburn who's the speaker all through the 50s and died in 1961 and this house as i said where i'm sitting right now raven had no family. he had married briefly. no children. it

i know i need to know guys, you know, a shindig o'neil, the little girl. ok. i don't think i did on the car to legal. i did it all the way it out, and do all i'm with you mind get her con, i learned who the we're not going to be a dot co dot, and then you're going to con, actually run that kato who i don't. paula can shop a man i already asked you are shy m, as you know, i am yeah. now do i quote that i hello mill mill day armoire, busy bama. i want to say that to know that your dad, i'll say p y p where glad this i about viable on that. double mark about a bottle it at the the, i don't products a vocal along the way to got those. all, you know, i have see here, 40 dawson june 14th, i'll send you a law suda don't say for sure. who is a war for joe gun people who do you when you do all. mm. oh no. well no. by people as a place where anything goes where you can get anything. it's the lowest place, basically annexed by china, which enables a lot less activity. kathy, is located within special ration for special reaching for is ministered by a number of different

this is jim o'neil d. with no more. are you looking at that or just for a new hasty with going to boca the poor one correct? yeah, everyone thought about what that one watching. a start ordering or can key 3. 0 shoot. shoot. your. ah, jacqueline was muslim. william up the east. you talked to him so much more what i want. yes. um. what a, the western european reg, him, i will be like, what they, what museum is pretty old. ah ah, ah, we can still go to printer. yep. all with you and i worked for a while for brandy in order i received or not from where you are in the forget the she is new, constantly drip for the muscle tissue. blush. hebert hooker, gustavo is picky coordinator federal se the workman worker's guns company national doretha, which is all about him. we should you need you up. shit, talk up by me. cleared up and nothing is lying with support from the one year old casio north there. yeah. them yeah, yeah, he's, he's ruth, rather of course probably a prominent orange roof. your family grown me. i'm wish you have

persons not at work with their o'neill space but would take a desk and a computer here in the capitol. and in terms of what we are doing right now, for protected staffing we have, let's say, six talley clerks -- tally clerks. currently we're only bringing in two or three a day. we have team a and team b to make certain that we have a healthy staff number at all times. to support legislative operations. so three would work from home and three would come in. depending on what day it is. because our concern is always to have the appropriate staff to make certain that congress can continue its business on a daily basis. but in the future we do see more telework. i think it's the only way we are going to be able to stay competitive. particularly with our i.t. persons. ms. szpindor: i would tell you, i am a proponent of people teleworking even without the pandemic. it has been necessary but i do believe it is what we are going to see in the future. one, as we look to fill positions, particularly technical positions, more and more individuals are asking the in the interview if they can telew

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tim o'neil won this by four shots. pocketed 7500. the tour was launched in 2010 to bring more diversity to the game by developing african-americans and minorities for careers in golf. >>> let's enjoy the story of liu, a 16-year-old from rich land, youngest olympian smiled throughout a short program filled with solid jumps and high energy. the two-time u.s. national champion is the top american in 8th place with a 64 of 69.5. her freestyle program is in two days. >>> olympic hockey, usa in blue. came down to a shootout and he was not going to be denied after missing seven shots. up to andy mal lie was denied. the u.s. team is out. >>> san jose state, the spartans on the road. mountain west conference battle. speaking of mountains, look at big will baker. one hand rip on the seven footer. it is back to practice for san jose state. winless in the conference, dropped the game. san jose state, one winning season in the last 28 years. and now, a moment directors i get to work with savor. the kpix top 5 plays. let's go. number 5, look out!

o'neil won this by two shots. 5 under 67. the tour was launched in 2010 to bring more diversity to the game by developing minorities for careers in golf. >>> let's give you some basketball. mountain west conference battle. look at big will baker. one hand rip. back to the practice court for san jose state. winless in the conference. dropped an 81-72 game. san jose state one winning season in the last 28 years. >>> and now, a moment director's here that i get to work with savor the most. the kpix top five plays. let go. number 5. look out. gallery just too trusting. that will leave a mark. >>> number 4. pass to the priest. the altar boy bit on the route. >>> number 3, moses slammed his staff and parted the red sea of the crowd in alabama. that is what well done. >>> number 2. the break away blown dunk and then he dunked it again. didn't count but it still got kpix style points. >>> and number 1, south carolina's james reese for the win. that is how south carolina shut down mississippi, the old half court buzzer beater and that

and ahead on a 50 player field, tim o'neill won five 4 shots, pocketing 7500. diversity to the game by developing african americans and minorities for careers in golf. it's an opportunity to keep chasing the dream of playing professional golf. >> we got a lot of tpc courses out here playing major championship venues, with opportunities that most people aren't getting. it is a blessing. it got me out of retirement. i was done playing for a while. i was injured. i had to give it another shot before the opportunities run up. i'm enjoying it. >> the tour hits new orleans next. nba, the warriors are off posting denver on wednesday. james wiseman has been cleared for his first five on five work out, a big step as he gets closer to making his season debut sometime after this weekend's all-star break. >> i'm glad. we are taking our time with him because he's only 20 years old. his best basketball is far ahead of him. >> thompson knows all about comebacks from injury. steph curry is following his brother, seth, wherever he goes. >> i had to change my favorite teams in m

my name's union o'neill. we will get to those headline stories in just a moment, but some breaking news to bring you from buffalo in the state of new york, where 2 people have been shot, including a student at a high school. students and stuff at the school are understood to be under loc, done around a 100 students. it's believed that while an f b, i unit searches the campus. it's mckinley high school. you're looking at some, some cars outside the as yet. it's known if the shooter has been detained, local reports that i am reading through here say that the. busy suspect remains at large will keep you updated with further details as they come in to us from buffalo, new york. ah. okay, let's move north of the border from there to canada. were there a capital city still very much in the grip of mass coded vaccine. monday, protest that's us authorities in alberta and saskatchewan, appear to have relented announcing an end to their proof of vaccination policies. but although a police are instead clumping, don brut

world health organization is urging everyone to get vaccinated as soon as possible, my call again in o'neil discussed austria's vaccine monday with a panel of guests. i think these mandate explanation is against the constitution goes against austin constitutional. lo and so will be over told by the supreme court. all students are to need to be clear about what they want to get chances that, you know, they're going to make everybody have a vaccine. now what's gonna happen in 6 months time, if the virus still circulating, but not putting too many people in the hospital intensive care, what's gonna happen that i think is going to stop 90 people's lives, then they need to be a bit clearer about where they're going run gte in austria, just reading through what's going to happened. the rules are going to be enforced by police checks on the streets. it's not a worrying precedent potential civil rights violations. what, what's your thoughts? certainly draconian measure and the concept of carrying against an estimate to many in britain. but there are many countries throughout europe where identity c

and there is a fantastic hack that they taught us here at the team o'neil rally school which is don'tdown there like i slammed on the brakes, i panicked, i only thought about that thing i'm crashing into. look where you want to go, that thing that is going to get you out of trouble, the spot away from trouble, that is going to keep you safe. just five-mile difference but it will make a significant difference. here i am at 30 miles an hour. i see this. i'm braking, now i'm looking where i want to go and able to swerve out of the way. again, the idea here is not necessarily to stop dead short before that obstacle that's in your roadway. it's to make sure that you can get out of that situation safely and gain control of the car. that's what slowing down does, hopping out of the car. so that's a much better result than obviously the first one which was a little scary, guys. >> so first of all, you are okay. you're fine, okay, matt, right? >> yeah, i'm totally fine. i'm totally fine, absolutely, robin. >> you're telling us the difference in speed was just five miles per hour and it made th

my name's unit o'neill. we begin with breaking news. the international olympic committee say's there won't be any awards ceremony for russian figures, skeeter camila, i believe if she now goes on to win another metal, it comes after the court of arbitration for sport lifted her suspension for testing positive for a bond substance, allowing her to continue competing at the winter games, or correspondence, alexia, chefs, he's in beijing, and can tell us more. this is something rather unprecedented that the olympic games now. ah, the i o. c came up with a statement that relating to this morning's decision by the court of arbitration, was forced to allow camila eva to perform in bay. jing saying that of course, it had to abide by the law. because in such cases, the sea of the cast decision cannot be reversed. its final and camille on eva cannot be stopped now from participating in tomorrow's individual figure skating event for females. but at the same time, ios, he said that not only the medal ceremony for the team figure skating event, whi

another program is being prepped for the top of the hour with my colleague unit o'neill, some of our top stories this evening, really making waves tonight from moscow. i hope you can join you in half an hour's time for more of your well have ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk. mm . oh, bbc, once with a wrong america continues to maintain a high presence in the country with the well. the situation in afghanistan was under the crucial for international troops under control over the afghan forces. the security situation remains critical in the country to have american dental supply, mar them in the right. this is a chad as you can manage as you so yeah. like how about if i was this other funds are these are friends most of these guys? some of them they have already left. i'm dancer danny. sound right now down there tonight. we do stuff like on

my name is unit o'neill with canadas capital city, still in the grip of mass cobra vaccine. monday, protest authorities in alberta and saskatchewan appeared to have relented, announcing an end to there are proof of vaccination policies, but also up police. they are instead, forcefully clumping. don brutally arresting in one instance a 78 year old great grandfather. after he hung his car horn in support of demonstrators leaving him a cuts and heavy bruising. or what are you doing? what do you do? why did i not to? so i got it all on video i you're with yes you did. i thought you were running in, ah, the canadian prime minister has accused vaccine monday protested of trying to de real the country's economy of democracy as a whole. going so far as to label them a small group shutting and waving swastikas. this is a story of a country that got good as pandemic, by being united and a few people shouting and waving. swastikas does not define who canadian, or to the government of canada, and to mr. toodle. your plan for this. pandemic has been dismal. you need to come back and talk

drjames o'neill there — on northern ireland's cold war heritage.s tourists from around the world, but it was curtailed in 2020 as infections soared in italy, and the following year, it was cancelled amid another wave of infections. organisers and attendees hope this year's event will mark a slow return to normality. courtney bembridge has this report. after two years of covid cancellations. carnival is back in venice. this is the carnival of hope. covid is ending and we hope to return to our normal lives with hope and enthusiasm. i believe that venice is based on art and, therefore, it has to start again with art and so we try to make art among people. many had made a great effort but it is a scaled—back affair this year, a hybrid of virtual and in—person events and no big parades. unfortunately, because of the pandemic, there are few people here, but we are here. we are the carnival. we don't need a organisation, just come here and have fun. it is beautiful. i hope that, the next. few days, there will be more masks around. i'm glad that there . ar

they will be the top highlights of the week with my colleague union o'neill with 100 mic. no, certainly no board is under slide number t's and you farish as emerge. we don't have a terribly, we don't to look back seen the whole world needs to take action to be ready. people are judgment, common crisis with we can do better, we should be doing better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great, the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. my situation is the world's most over fish see unsustainable exploitation of its fish dogs, which maureen biodiversity under great threat. his medicine is the lesson of getting a quote on us from sugar sinuses. he cut us this one. i'm not going to pulling cookie careful for a tech and want to put our lives despite the ease. promise is to end over fishing by 2020. the situation is changing to slow. well, i'm very disappointed with the politicians that they basically not in public

i was news carter, my colleague union o'neill here at the desk and half an hour's time. i do hope you can join him. there's well, well the pandemic, no, certainly no borders and just like to nationalities. and you guys as a merge, we don't have authority. we don't have a vaccine, whole worried needs to be ready. people are judgment, common crisis. yes. we can do better, we should be better. every one is contributing each in their own way, but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great to response has been massive, so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. and this is all smart city, is a city that's using technology to make people's life easier to happier. collecting a lot of data to try to improve the way things are in theory, these big organizations that are amalgamating and, and pulling all that data together. they're not looking at yours an individual necessarily. people's data being collected so much data that as a real possibility of privacy violation would. and that's something mos

mr. unit o'neill at the desk. in half an hour's time, taking you into the evening here in the russian capital, hope you can join him then for the meantime. thanks for joining us. ah. with bring you the very latest every out the day. this is all now snow from everyone had home with that long ago, open public debate was considered a good thing even essential for a stable and functioning society. today. if you do not follow and propagate liberal pie fees, you are a use of misinformation and should be banned from polite society, shut up or else. with every turnaround that traffic circle, with the influx of contractors went largely, uncontrolled by us government was disorganized non purpose.

my name's peter scott taken over from unit o'neill. and i'll be with you throughout the night, bringing the news from our headquarters here in moscow. and we start this hour with the u. s, which has taken another swipe at russia further stoking tensions over ukraine. washington is accused moscow of preparing a propaganda video to use and a false flag operation to justify an invasion of ukraine. to find out more about this, we can cross lights are u. s. correspond caleb more pin kayla? the certainly quite a bold claim. can you take us through what's been said, please? sure, we have us intelligence officials who have come forward said that the u. s. a is planning to develop a propaganda video that will depict a fabricated attack on its troops that will be used to justify the pretext of the invasion. now, it is individuals from the administration, speaking on conditions of anonymity, that said the video will likely depict graphic scenes of staged false explosions with choruses with corpses, factors depicting mourners and images of destroy

if you can use audio commentary explores the impacts of over fishing on the mediterranean unit. o'neill will take all seat and off an hour to guide you through the evening news headlines. join us again that ah ah, bring you the very latest every hour the day. this is off now snow from everyone here with ah.

my name's unit o'neill. russia has pledged to take action against german media outlets operating in the country. the announcement from the foreign ministry came just hours after our sister channel r t. d was blocked by germany's media regulator. the verdict of the german media regulator is an unambiguous signal that russian concerns have been defiantly ignored. this step deprives us of any choice but to start implementing retaliatory measures against german media accredited in russia. as well as internet intermediaries who have arbitrarily and unreasonably deleted the channels accounts from their platforms. we repeatedly pointed out to germany, the unacceptability of exerting politically motivated pressure on the russian media outlet, and the inevitability of counter measures. if berlin refused to seek a constructive solution to the problem it had created with our tv. well, earlier, rti accused the german regulator of suppressing free speech after r t d was hit with a full bottom including online news. the networks production arm is taking the regulator to the court after it was wrongly

this is our team, my name is unit o'neill and you're welcome to the global news to rhonda our top story. russia has a choose the us, so violating its territorial waters after on the american nuclear power to attack submarine, while spotted off the countries far east coast, it comes to mid heightened tension between the 2 powers. i discussed the story earlier with our t so scheduler, sad to say that the story of the week has been the crisis around you. crane it's what will the headlines are about. politicians got the eyes on its flooding, twitter to one party, which has been ratcheting up the temperature despite all its claims, of course to be the global leader of diplomacy is washington itself. for months it has been pushing this narrative of russia, the aggressive president, putin finalizing. his plans were on the brink of wild will. 3, at the same time, cool, sending millions of dollars of western rate to ukraine, deploying thousands of troops. nato troops closer to russia, borders, diplomacy in short, as interpreted by the us. on friday though, the white house is rhetoric reached rea

my name's peter scott taking over from unit o'neill, and i'll be with you throughout the nights, bringing you the latest news from our headquarters here in moscow. and our top story this, our russia has accused us of violating its territorial waters. the us, after an american nuclear power attack, sabrin was spotted off the country's far east coast. now it comes amid heights intentions between the 2 powers. meanwhile, the u. s. military reject to the accusations and refused to specify the area of is operations. ortiz, the south gets ala told us more earlier. fat to say that the story of the week has been the crisis around ukraine. it's what will the headlines are about politicians to put the ice on its flooding, twitter to one party, which has been ratcheting up the temperature despite all its claims. of course, to be the global leader of diplomacy is washington itself. for months it has been pushing this narrative of russia, the aggressive president, putin finalizing. his plans were on the brink of wild will. 3, at the same time, cool, sending millions of dollars of western rate to ukrai

o'neill allows kalamazoo lounges iraq when ever you mm. oh, i welcome back to the newsroom here in al jazeera in doha, what you're looking at the very latest pictures, more areas around the capital t. f coming under attack on day 2 of russia's full scale attack on ukraine explosions and gunfire being reported in the northern district is called up alone. it is about 15 kilometers from the city center. pedestrians reported the running for safety to the sound of small arms fire. large blasts could be heard around the city center, the ukraine defense ministry as purged citizens. to stay at home, we will stay with those pictures and re rack them for you. as we try to get a sense of what's going on there, so it's 9 hours g, m, c, that's 11 a m local time. andrew simmons is our correspondent there. andrew, dramatic events unfolding by the minute bow, where you are a mat column of tanks. we think making his way down from the board with belarus. yes, it's how much of the column of tanks is on. the move is unclear because a ukrainian force is blew u

my name's unit o'neill, and you're welcome to the program. for some time, western powers have been warning of an impending russian invasion of ukraine saying it could happen any moment, but they may not have to adjust their story somewhat. now as moscow essays, it's begun pulling back trips from the border. the russian defense ministry states its forces have wrapped up their exercises in the area and are starting to return to their basis. units from russia, southern and western military districts have been loading their heavy kids on to trains. those units, the ministry sais will then head back to their garrison. even with this goodwill by russia, a white house doesn't seem to be ready to let go of war hysteria. quite yet. the russian defense minister report today, some military units are leaving their positions near ukraine. that would be good. but we have not yet verified that we have not yet verified the russian military units are returning to their home. let's cross live now. it took us corresponding caleb, caleb, the american leader, pre

my name's unit o'neill. for some time western powers have been warning of an impending russian invasion of ukraine, saying it could happen any moment, but they may have to adjust their story somewhat. now, as moscow's aides had begun pulling back troops from the border, the russian defense ministry say's its forces have dropped off their exercises in the area and are starting to return to their aces units from russia's southern western military districts have been loading their heavy kitch onto trains those units, the ministry phase will then head back to their garrison's also. on tuesday, the russian foreign minister made his feelings early, clear about claims of a russian invasion when quiz by reporters, about a meeting with his polish counterpart. still in mister lab, rob, you've said there will be no invasion in ukraine listening. it's been said many times and there's been made many comments before i mute you point, you have to look journalism. i know that bright, the lat long aster than major announceme

we did the patrice o'neill documentary so quietly, sorta kicked. wow. now when those things, when somebody comes in and buys those things, it's her big, big side as i read in that world and i bailed out on because i don't know i'm towards the i don't, i just don't want to work hard. i doesn't do the podcast. but mine wasn't like whoa and up or anything, but i have fun doing it. but i just not the time in my life to be working hard. but i do see the numbers that fly across the, my god, it's crazy. can you, if you hit on one of those shows you're doing very well, and it feeds your touring. so a guy like me for gas, he is on the road. and you know the podcast is feeding, he's really engaging with his audience. and so the podcast speeds is ticket sales, and so he's a perfect, perfect for energy. yeah, perfect. and it's really good, much time you spending on being the william paley of this thing, and how much time you still doing stand up, stay end up has had to take a little bit of a back. this or the pandemic. put the nail in the coffin, stand up comedy, c

my name's unit o'neill than 30 minutes of news and views. starting on the 2022 beijing winter. olympic games has especially become with the opening ceremony earlier on friday. marking this start of the event, but rather than celebrate, i global sporting competition, bringing together some of the best athletes on the planet. western commentators seem to want to talk war on politics. instead. russia has a mass more than a 100000 troops on 3 sides of ukraine. us officials have threatened severe sanctions in russia. makes the move those specially in the light of almost bar, call them please to the media and everyone involved to stay away from politics during the 4th. particularly in respect to athletes, participating in the games. these calls have been disregarded by some media outlets with a clear hyping up all war potential war after late political situation in ukraine, even before the opening ceremony was over, several pundits ran their headlines. something like a limbic war games seems that the entire focus is on the political situation. in

it means michelle o'neill, the deputy first minister, also no longer in post.t and brexitcast, around the whole business of the northern ireland protocol. edwin poots, the agriculture minister, saying yesterday that he didn't think that the whole business of the checks on goods coming over the irish sea into northern ireland should be continuing and we've seen a response from the government at westminster, haven't we? saying that, actually, well, hang on a minute, they didn't know this was coming. we should try and reach some sort of arrangement. the european commission not happy. they've been talking to the foreign secretary, so politics absolutely all happening here. as i landed here a couple of hours ago, paul givan was on his feet, resigning. thenjeffrey donaldson, the leader of the democratic unionist party, was giving a news conference, as were sinn fein. so huge turbulence yet again here at stormont, as far as governance in northern ireland is concerned. and, chris, if you haven't been following it closely and if everyone isn't as sad as us and have spen

but i think she admired tip o'neill that he never got too far froms his own roots and community.y had a very warm relationship and tip used to say about cokie and the run the running mate is to say i give you girls from npr all the first shots. [laughter] he had such a joy about politics and the other speaker during her growing up years her father was a protÉgÉ. he died in 1861 in the house from sitting right now. but raymond had no family married briefly, no children and was lonely and here was a family of this bright young guy and smart and beautiful wife and three kids. he was at the house once a week sometimes more for dinner. so cokie grew up literally bouncing on any of the speaker of the house and had great affection for him because partly one time she had a pet chicken who died when they were havingg a funeral. she was six or seven. there having a funeral in the yard and her husband on —- her brother starts singing theto song from dragnet she comes bursting into the house and says tommy is thinking dragnet and we cannot give charlie chicken a proper burial mr. sam comes o

here is titus o'neill. >> to read the names of the nominees for this next category is a fellow moviehth-grade track store courtney anderson who loves twilight. courtney taken away. >> here the nominees for the best animated feature film. encanto. luca. the mitchells versus the machines. riot and the lost dragon. amazing students for joining us. tracee: here are the nominees for achievement in music, original song. be alive from king richard. in concho. no time to die from no time to die. and somehow you do from four good days. leslie: the category category cy documentary short. here the nominees for best documentary short subject. audible. lead me home. the queen of basketball. three songs for ben naziah. and when we were bullies. and now you're the nominees for best documentary feature. ascension. attica. flee. summer of soul. and writing with fire. tracee: joining us from times square are members of the fire to permit of new york. at the microphone is fellow microphone -- film lover whose favorite movie is goodfellas. >> coming from times square here the nominees for achievement in

. >> and then i got to spend 45 minutes on the stage alone with my son james saying eugene o'neill'ste a part for me. and so he directed me in it. >> stephen: that's nice. ( applause ) payback for dad. >> yeah. so... so catherine, if you're listening, , you know... >> stephen: he's ready. you've worked with some extraordinary people. robert redford, gilda radner, the list goes on and on in a 60-plus-year career. do you ever get star struck yourself. >> oh, yes. >> stephen: do you have a pmoment you care to share with us? >> i was totally star struck by robert redford. >> stephen: "great gatsby." >> yeah. but he has a w way of just sortf taking the air of that balloon. he just makes everything so easy. it didn't stop, you know... it didn't stop that. >> stephen: sundance! >> and that still continues. but then katharine hepburn was really something. >> stephen: what did you do with katharine hepburn? >> "the glass menagerie," the movie version of it. which if you haven't seen it is very good. >> stephen: i imagine she must be fairly intimidating. >> yeah. she-- she is. and she also kno

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here is titus o'neil. >> thanks, troy. the nominees and this next category is a fellow movie lover, a great track star, high honor, roll student courtney anderson, who loves the entire twilight movie series. courtney taking to >> here are the nominees for the best animated feature film. in condo. luka. the mitchells versus the machine. and rya and the last dragon. >> so to tight as courtney and all those amazing status for joining us. >> here are the nominees for achievement in music. original song. be alive from king richard. get to us from an compo. down to joy from belfast. no time to die from no time to die. and somehow you do from 4 good days. the category is best documentary you're making me do the short i didn't do it. what it you live. you are the nominees for best documentary short subject. >> audible. lead be home. the queen of basketball. 3 songs for been last year. and when we were bullies. and now here are the nominees for best documentary feature. ascension. attica. summer of soul or when the revolution could

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