oscar trivia. how many times was alfred hitchcock nominated for best director answer five times did he win zero in fact only one alfred hitchcock film has ever won best picture rebecca in one nine hundred forty one. don't bother because this is the hitchcock film that deserved to win the oscar our number three. janet leigh in the shower scene that made film history. every element every cut is instantly recognizable and still haunts. with the character norman bates alfred hitchcock great day prototypical serial killer psycho is a masterpiece of u.s. cinema but in one nine hundred sixty one it was still considered too brutal too shocking they didn't even get a nomination from the academy. instead the oscar for best picture went to the apartment produced and directed by billy wilder. the roman polanski's moving film jewish polish pianist and composer. just manages to avoid deportation to the troubling death camp. but his struggle for survival in the warsaw ghetto is not over. ironically a german offic

the officer doesn't going to look a lot different and the oscars the ratings for the oscars will probablydo well if black panther lol definitely want to play black panther stars born there's a lot of popular films in this year's oscars i think that's going to make a big difference with the ratings we are in berlin so we should mention that germany has a chance at the foreign language oscar this year tell me about that yeah if you have a plane take off on donald's mark he won the oscar about ten twelve years ago with the lives of others you're going to tell me that his new film is called never look away it's been nominated for best foreign language oscar it's sweeping period drama loosely based on the life of a get out of the artist. i think it's pretty good film but for me it's a bit too conventional and it's going up against romo which has so much momentum behind it that i don't think anybody can beat it i think it's just going to sweep everything in front before we run out of time you have a personal favorite among the contenders and who's going to host the oscars ok well my personal fa

plan "b" has had oscar winners.nardo dicaprio is included, "moonlight," and "12 years a slave". >> this would not have been made without brad. >> i had this extraordinary feeling that this is a film that has legs, that will be around and be speaking to people for many, many years, and that's the biggest prize. >> and by all accounts, the two-time sexiest men alive is a great boss. just ask amy adams. >> did brad pitt do any producing on the movie? >> yes. he came to set one day. i had been in makeup and i was wondering while the girls were, like, had lip gloss, why they were skipping. >> my real name is brad pitt. i was born with it. yeah, i have big goals. i wouldn't really prefer to voice them right now. i would just rather do them. >> brad has come a long way from our first interview with him in 1990. it was before his breakthrough role in "they will ma and louise." >> television to me is a fast food fashion show, a lot of it, and it's because of money and time and i understand it has to be that way, but it gets

difficulties awards are if the oscars looming. and taking german literature around the world i'll be talking to my colleague david levitz will be telling us all about one hundred must read steve w.'s definitive list of german books available in english. but sussed the coma show. was voted best opera house in the world a couple of years back its artistic director barry kosky repertoire puccini's lab it premiered on sunday night's. nineteenth century paris a group of crazy artists enjoying life the setting for puccini's masterpiece labo m. . the. when the seamstress mimi arrives on the scene a sweet and tragic love story begins. it's now being staged by the artistic director of berlin barry kosky when you take a piece that's completely unknown it's always much easier to do a production because the audience and the artists and the critics they don't know it so it's the complete opposite love away because it's one of the top three most played in front of a possible time the piece drips with nostalgia and that piece drips with expectat

oscars are struggling to remain relevant.mazon prime. and now the oscars have to say, what are you seeing at the cinema? and i think this set of awards is living that conversation on. people are talking about the union rhapsody, and have you seen blachklansman union rhapsody, and have you seen blachkla nsman which is union rhapsody, and have you seen blachklansman which is out on dvd now? we are now going to speak to paul lambert, we have seen four for first man. —— four nominations. paul lambert, we have seen four for first man. -- four nominations. we tried to be as realistic as possible. working with the other heads of the department was millions of additional. we tried to make of living as realistic as possible, just so the audience could feel what it actually felt like to go into space. paul, congratulations. where did you do the effects? were you in la, or that some of it done here in the uk? some of the initial tests we re the uk? some of the initial tests were done in the uk, but it was shot in atlanta and in florida.

sag award doesn't guarantee an oscar but suppose you can get because you see the group the votes for the oscars the academy the largest voting bloc within the academy are actors so if they pick a sag winner it tends to go on to win the oscars and you can see last year that was the case all four of the actors who won last year one oscar last year one of sag before for the same role you had frances mcdormand and sam rockwell bidding winning best actress and best supporting actor for their roles in three billboards i was there but what we still don't know is who's going to win the oscars this year and if i had to place a bet i go with a film it's got ten nominations. roma black and white spanish language film from mexico that recreates the director's childhood in the one thousand seventies mexico city. there's another black and white four language film of i think could have a good chance at the oscars it's called cold war it's a polish movie from the director who won an oscar a couple of years ago with eva for my money this is maybe the little bit better than roma it's a beautiful love

i think that oscar's death was the catalyst to wake up america. to let them know that we still as a people have a long way to go. i believe from oscars death it also brought to the forefront that there is still in justices going on in our hold those who wrongfully do things like oscar was killed, but we have to hold those accountable for their actions and the only way they could be held accountable is if we bring it to the forefront. grant's daughter who was only 4 where her father was killed says events like today....help make his loss easier to bear. i mean it's sad because i don't have my father but it's also a good thing that i see a lot of people who support and come out take their time to be here for him grant's death triggered a number of police reforms within the bart police department...including the implemtation of body cameras and a policy meant to prevent racial profiling. now grant's family is trying to get bart to change the name of the station where he was killed to the fruitvale grant station and the street outside the stop oscar g

i think it shouldn't get the oscar.k he should pull it himself. the director says that won't be happening. i wouldn't withdraw it from the oscars. it's like saying, you know, should we burn every copy of it, you know? i think it would defeat the purpose of making the film. and whose idea was it to take him? the controversy has now even started to make headlines in hollywood, where in exactly a month's time it could be named an oscar winner. colin paterson, bbc news, dublin. we have a lot more on all of our stories on our website and you can get in touch with me and the team via social media. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm will perry, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: the comeback queen petra kivitova storms into the australian open final — she'll face naomi osaka on saturday. rafa nadal‘s into the men's final as he closes in on an open era record. vietnam's fairytale run in the asian cup comes to an end as they fall to four—time champions japan. monaco sack ma

the oscar nominations.s a live look at the dolby theatre where they'll be handing out the awards just over a month from now. chris connelly is here. he's got all the details for us, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, robin. good news for movies like a star is born and black panther. roma and the favourite led the pack with ten nominations each. including best picture. the favourite also taking home three best acting nods. >> look at me, look at me. >> best supporting actress, but don't count out "black panther." >> everything i ever love. >> reporter: the blockbuster becoming the first superhero movie to be nominated for best picture. "black panther" will be fighting it out against a star is born. lead actor for bradley cooper. lead actress lady gaga. ♪ are you tired trying to fill that void ♪ >> reporter: as well as for original song for "shallow". ♪ >> reporter: the queen bioppic "bohemian rhapsody." "blackkklansman," also spike lee picked up his first-ever best director nomination. viggo mortensen

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movies and stars got the oscar nod. "the skinny" is next.ovies and stars got the oscar nod. "the skinny" is next. us who got the oscar nod. > >>> when we come bac ♪ skinny ♪ just give me the skinny >>> it's time for "the skinny." after weeks of speculation we finally know which of hollywood's best and brightest are nominated for the academy awards. >> will ganss is here with the surprises, the snubs and the celebrations. >> yeah, big celebrations. not just for me watching this morning. it was an exciting morning for a lot of folks and based on some celebrity reactions we have proof that no matter how long you have been in hollywood there's no shame in your happy dance game. >> yeah! >> several reasons for spike lee to celebrate this morning, earning a best picture and best director nod for the first time ever at the academy awards. his film "black klansman" up for six awards on oscar sunday. the competition -- >> look at me. look at me. how dare you close your eyes. >> all eyes on the favorite. the quirky comedy about an unhinged queen anne.

so no oscars. for many, especially -- for many in the gay community, but especially in the black community, the twitter explanations on twitter have fallen flat. i'm sure you've seen what people are saying. you can check them out. to many they seem insincere and that he has somehow turned himself into a victim instead of acknowledging the real victims of violent and sometimes deadly homophobia. kevin, if anything, this is the time to hear other people out. to understand why they might have been offended. and i don't see any meaningful outreach to the lgbt community. not that i -- not that i know of. maybe do you it privately. if you do, then i congratulate you. but nothing that you have spoken of. and now, you want the conversation to end. >> now, all of a sudden, it's a little darker because the conversation is about me hosting the oscars. the conversation is about kevin hart's tweets from ten years ago and homophobia. i would much rather say i'm sorry again and walk away because i'm -- i want to

she said she fibs kevin and thinks he should host the oscars. but honestly, ellen doesn't speak for the whole community. we need to speak up for the young black people especially young black men, kids in the lgbt community. i'm a gay man. i don't know what it's like to be -- i'm a gay black man. i don't know what it's like to be a white lesbian. i don't know. so listen, if someone called me and they had an issue, say hey, don, you don't know what it's like to be a lesbian, a white man, a woman, i would listen to them. so i'm saying these issues need to be addressed especially when it comes to black youth in our country because they need to know that they will very value and it's okay to be who they are. and people get are giving passes. we in the african-american community, we have toston low key cosigning homophobia. it is not cool. and we won't tolerate jokes that tell those youth otherwise. we need to talk about how people may have messed up can become allies, as well. because apologizing and moving on does not make the world a better place f

but could the oscars ceremony be in a bigger audience? to figure out ways to remedy how to make the ceremony shorter, more interesting, more appealing to young people, for as long as i remember watching them. but i'm not sure what changes would need to happen to kind of bring back a large audience that has already kind of departed. the host, right, is an eternal problem, and i think one that seems like it's never solvable, because you're trying to please all sorts of people. it's tremendous, you know, with seven nominations, including best picture. i'm elated by that — truly, genuinely thrilled. but the academy awards, despite all the challenges, still has a tremendous impact. getting a trophy is a real seal of approval that is highly valued. the publicists wage elaborate campaigns to win oscars on behalf of the stars they represent. those campaigns, they're very important, because with the amount of content that's out there, anything that will really designate a point of difference is very important and valuable, financially as well as f

you see any trends in this year's nominations i mean remember the last couple years the oscars a lot talk about diversity in on screen representation and this year there were a couple of snobs i didn't expect a crazy originations for example didn't get any oscar nominations but of the best picture nominations you've got five with nonwhite leads which which is which is quite impressive including of course black panther which has an almost entirely black cast it got seven oscar nominations and of course it was also the most commercially successful film released in the united states last year so there's probably a lot of progress still to be made but the oscars will definitely look a lot different this year. being as we are in both in which you talk about germany which has a chance foreign films go yeah a slim chance for dollars mark he won the oscar back in two thousand and seven with the lives of others that you might remember he's new film is called never look away it's also all nominated for best foreign language film oscar it's a sort of sweeping period drama based loosely on the l

it is a big day for hollywood and for film lovers the nominations for this year's oscars are out and pair of films lead the pack with ten nominations each the black and white drama by mexican director alfonso and the favorite say bizarre period drama with and must own. starring olivia colman as queen of england. and our or should i say our cinema king right here is here to analyze this year's oscar nominations the front runners are roma and the favorites are you surprised no i mean these are two of my favorite films of last year i saw both them at the premiere in venice robel one year and spectrum to get a lot of oscar love. the nominations can each is quite impressive but but these are really quite interesting films and in particular because this is a spanish language film black or white over three hours long it's set in mexico city in the one nine hundred seventy s. and it's telling actually a story of his childhood but what's interesting about the film is not just the style of it it's also that he decided to shift the point of use which is until the point of view of himself as a c

even before the oscars. the list right here tonight from "black panther" to a first for "netflix" with roma. the story of "bohemian rhapsody" tonight and the unforeign gettable moments in "a star is born." tonight, the golden possibilities. we go down the list, as we continue. continue. sis, le things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. you'

glenn close, are they locked in for an oscar? in this crazy unpredictable award season but they're as close to a favorite as you can get. christian bale for vice and rami malik have been fighting it out for best actor prizes. and now rami malik has the edge and the same too with glenn close over olivia coleman who i expect will probably win the bafta. glenn close never won the oscar. beloved at the sags and she wins. let me tell you why they're likely to win the oscars. more than any other award shows the sags have a huge influence on the academy awards. they're voted for my actors and actors make up the largest voting block at the academy. so history shows us if you win a sag, chances are you're going to win an oscar. so for rami malik and glenn close, it's looking good. >> what about, were there any snubs? any actors or movies that you thought were forgotten or unfairly treated? >> oh. you're telling me. a star is born, four nominations, no wins. >> bradley cooper is just sitting there. what a waste. >> natalie is disappointed.

it's the hit song from oscar kendrick lamar who earned an oscar nomination this morning. a lot of people had their eyes on the oscars not just for the winners and losers, and the snobs. there is also no one official host this year. >> bradley cooper was not nominated? >> how can it be? he also directed a star is born. you said. >> i liked it. >> we are going to ask peter han lob from hartlaub from entertainment reviews. >> you know what else is getting pained reviews? b.a.r.t. >> i think first, developing ne from antioch. this is where smoke from a fire filled the air across the east bay. the fire started around 7:00 this morning. this is the scene on 18th street. several cars burned. limbs spread to a home as well. fire crews are doing their work here. these pictures were taken in the past several minutes. people living nearby had to be evacuated from their homes. there are no reports of injuries but at this point, investigators say they believe a carr fire is to blame. >>> berkeley city leaders will vote on whether or not to tackle on a $.20 fee for disposable coffee cu

this is oscar speaking to us. >> we are so grateful that oscar did not die in vain. he is a legacy. >> reporter: and oscar grant muro will be placed at the station in march and they're pushing to have the name of the station to be changed as well as a street name change to honor his life. ktvu fox2 news . >>> detectives are investigating the discovery of a body at a landfill in livermore. someone found the body on new year's eve. deputies were called to the landfill. officials say it appears a person's body was taken to the landfill after being dumped in the trash. many details including age, gender, and cause of death are not yet known. >>> the new year has brought new salary guidelines for millions of low-wage workers. nine bay area cities have a minimum wage of at least $15 per hour. jesse gary looks at the factors driving the new law and its impact on businesses. >> reporter: the holiday treat hot off the grill is a boost in pay for millions of low-wage workers. starting on wednesday the city raised its minimum wage to $15 per hour. >> this is the right time to r

good evening to you, oscar.t is the purpose of these moves against juan guaido, and will they really have any effect? oscar: well, there is really no surprise some actions from the attorney general were going to take place. over the past two days he has called and canceled press conferences where journalists were expected to hear an order of arrest against guadio. but today the attorney general stopped short of calling for his arrest. from the reaction in the last few days, we can predict there is a lot of -- within maduro's government and precaution as well. not only to corruption but human rights violations which are being investigated. the effect this will have is anybody's guess. because threats and worries are being thrown around. we have seen few actions other than diplomatic and political ones take place at this moment. brent: and there has been a response from juan guaido to these planned moves by the attorney general. take a listen to what guaido said. >> i am not underestimating the threat of jail and

. >>> and oscar history. from "a star is born" to "black panther" to a first for netflix with "roma." tonight, the list right here. the golden possibilities. >>> and good evening as we come on the air in the west tonight. it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the scare in the air, causing a ground stop here in the new york city area late today. the ripple effect coast to coast. neark airport halted all flights coming in after a drone scare. newark, of course, is one of the busiest airports in the country. at least two drones were spotted hovering over nearby teterboro airport. that is right on the arrival path for passenger planes coming into newark. abc's david kerley tonight leading us off. >> reporter: that drone scare tonight forcing all air traffic to be suspended at newark airport. reports of pilots missing a drone while on approach by only 30 feet. >> drone activity on the final and it's at a critical point. >> reporter: two drones spotted hovering at 3,500 feet, tha

|j is rated at oscars inside, the oscar nomination for the murder.one through hail and back, there are so many things i see many victims go through in the criminaljustice 7— things i see many victims go through in the criminaljustice —— justice system, and i personally understand how she feels, to watch something so personal to you, so horrendous, is one thing. but not to inform the family apparently the director apologised, but like she says, she has tweeted this out and she has to say, to actually watch a young boy recreate how he died, it's something they have to, it's re—traumatizing them, and now oscars is a huge thing, and so she is absolutely in bits. at the short film nominated foran bits. at the short film nominated for an oscar, but there was no consultation with the family before this was even made, that seems to be where the anger is coming from.- such a difficult thing i watch the re ce nt such a difficult thing i watch the recent 3—part series about the manhunt, andi recent 3—part series about the manhunt, and i thought it would do asi

and the favourite leads this year's oscars race, with ten nominations.tish actors olivia colman and rachel weisz are both up for a gold stauette. good evening. the search in the english channel for a light aircraft which had been carrying cardiff city's new signing emiliano sala has been called off for the night. guernsey police say there is so far "no trace" of the plane. the 28—year—old argentinian striker was being flown to cardiff after saying goodbye to his team—mates in france. but all contact was lost with the plane just off the coast of guernsey. the pilot is also missing. a lifeboat and two planes have been searching the channel and a number of floating objects have been spotted, but the authorities have been unable to confirm whether they are from the missing plane. the search is expected to resume tomorrow morning. from cardiff, jon kay reports. he only signed for cardiff city at the weekend, and was due to meet his new team—mates today, but tonight emiliano sala is missing. he was so happy tojoin cardiff city. we have a lot of fans and suppor

i think that oscar's death was the catalyst to wake up america. to let them know that we still as a people have a long way to go. i believe from oscars death it also brought to the forefront that there is still in justices going on in our society and we have to hold those who wrongfully do things like oscar was killed, but we have to hold those accountable for their actions and the only way they could be held accountable is if we bring it to the forefront. grant's daughter who was only 4 where her father was killed says events like today....help make his loss easier to bear. i mean it's sad because i don't have my father but it's also a good thing that i see a lot of people who support and come out take their time to be here for him grant's death triggered a number of police reforms within the bart police department...including the implemtation of body cameras and a policy meant to prevent racial profiling. now grant's family is trying to get bart to change the name of the station where he was killed to the fruitvale grant station and the street o

i think it shouldn't get the oscar.d pull it himself. the director says that won't be happening. i wouldn't withdraw it from the oscars. it's like saying, you know, should we burn every copy of it, you know? i think it would defeat the purpose of making the film. whose idea was it to take him? the controversy has now even started to make headlines in hollywood, where in exactly one month's time it could be named an oscar winner. colin paterson, bbc news, dublin. let's take a look at some of today's other news. the rise of drug resistant superbugs is as big a global threat as climate change — according to health secretary matt hancock. under new government plans, the number of prescriptions for antibiotic drugs is to be cut by 15% over the next 5 years. and drug companies are to be given financial incentives to discover new antibiotics. a 94—year—old political campaigner has won an eight—year legal battle to have his details removed from a police database of domestic extremists. john catt had never been convicted of any

our correspondent oscar schlenker on the story for us in caracas. oscar, thank you.ow a little bit north, where america's midwest is in the grip of a life-threatening deep-freeze that's known as the polar vortex. take a look right here. this is lake michigan in chicago. weather colder right now than antarctica has grounded flights, it's disrupted travel, and it's brought life to a standstill for tens of millions of people. the polar vortex is a mass of freezing air that normally spins around the north pole in winter, but this time it slipped southwards into the united states. reporteritit is onof t the cocoldest blasts o of arctic a n recent memory. tens of millions of people across the midwest and eastern states are shivering through freezing winds and record low temperatures. some parts of the states are thought to be colder than the arctic circle right now. it is definitely not the best time to be outside. wind chills in the negative double digits are dangerous. the extreme cold can cause frostbite in a matter of minutes. and slippery roads continue to cause accid

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the 2016 oscar nominations? >> none of which went to a person of color for the second year in a row. >> there are certain things that aren't necessarily changing and threaten are some areas where we see some big areas of presentation that we haven't seen before. >> reporter: the oscars so white hashtag was dee leed as nominated a larger group of diverse characters. ma scherr hala ali is nominated for best supporting actor for green brooke. he's a grad y'all of st. mary's college. >> it's wonderful. he's stay connected since we all graduated a little more than 20 years ago. >> it was at st. mary's college where he first tried out for acting. that's him in 1996. after winning the oscar in 2017 for his role in "moonlight," the school created the moonlight scholarship fund. >> he wanted to make sure he could connell the legacy of helping first gen students get the same experience. >> a woman invited him to her classroom. >> i think they're aware audiences are more critical about the audiences they're consuming and w

the oscars, hollywood's biggest night of the yearli stature of the oscars, hollywood's biggest night you on the spot here, tom, which one did you prefer? well, in many ways i liked the social network, i thought it was a very, very good film. i have reported from the 0scars red carpet for much of the time talking movies has been in existence. 0ne time talking movies has been in existence. one year before talking movies took to the airwaves, titanic, a hugely popular movie, won the best picture prize an impressive 55 million people in the us and tuned in to watch the oscars telecast. last year, the oscars only managed to deliver an audience of 26 million. the academy awards are diminished cultural phenomenon compared to what they were 20 years ago. for a few reasons, first of all they don't tend to give 0scars to they don't tend to give 0scars to the kind of movies people are seeing very much. you know, you don't see the big superhero the very much. you know, you don't see the big superhero - the big the his sues—lemmawée—thflrbfr let if black panther beg-"326: be big that's so rarely £

i think that oscar's death was the catalyst to wake up america.ill as a people have a long way to go. i believe from oscars death it also brought to the forefront that there is still in justices going on in our society and we have to hold those who wrongfully do things like oscar was killed, but we have to hold those accountable for their actions and the only way they could be held accountable is if we bring it to the forefront. grant's daughter who was only 4 where her father was killed says events like today....help make his loss easier to bear. i mean it's sad because i don't have my father but it's also a good thing that i see a lot of people who support and come out take their time to be here for him grant's death triggered a number of police reforms within the bart police department...including the implemtation of body cameras and a policy meant to prevent racial profiling. now grant's family is trying to get bart to change the name of the station where he was killed to the fruitvale grant station and the street outside the stop oscar grant

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i think it shouldn't get the oscar.ctor says that won't be happening. i wouldn't withdraw it from the oscars. it's like saying, you know, should we burn every copy of it, you know? i think it would defeat the purpose of making the film. and whose idea was it to take him? the controversy has now even started to make headlines in hollywood, where in exactly a months time it could be named an oscar winner. colin paterson, bbc news, dublin. football now, and chelsea will meet manchester city in the english football league cup final at wembley next month. their semifinal game against tottenham ended 2—2 on aggregate and went to penalties. david luiz scoring the decisive kick as chelsea won the penalty shoot out 4—2. artes mundi — it's one of the world's biggest contemporary arts prizes that takes place in cardiff every other year. five artists were shortlisted for the award, which is worth £110,000. and tonight the winner was announced. our arts editor will gompertz reports. the artes mundi prize gives us a snapshot of what'

the oscar nominations make history with their snubs and surprises. and some bay area names are on that list. it's oscar nomination day and hollywood is reveling in the surprises and the snubs. (vicki) that includes a bay area director. here with the story is entertainment tonight's kevin frazier. (kevin)vicki and grant,it was a history making oscar nom morning,but the biggest story is that bradley cooper could have cost himself some gold!he is such an incredible director and he made me a better actress.despite lady gaga's high praise, bradley was snubbed from a best director nomination for "a star is born"!he can take solace in his nom for best actor, but bradley has reportedly been passing on actor roundtables in favor of campaigning for his directorial debut, which could leave him empty handed on the big night!i'm off the deep end, watch as i dive in... lady gaga earned two noms for original song and for best actress where she'll face off against olivia colman whose "the favourite" tied with "roma" to lead all films with ten nominations!the alfonso

#oscar sam's. >> trevor: wow, wow!, guess what, trevor, i'm -- i'm actually not angry. that was all just acting. ( laughter ) >> trevor: oh, that was great! oh, wow! i'm, like, you actually had us going. >> yeah, thank you. and i hope the academy will consider this episode for next year's oscars. >> trevor: well, we're on tv so it's not eligible for those awards. >> goddam it will the snubs ever end! >> trevor: ronny chieng, everybody. we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) you're going to do your thing. and no period is gonna slow you down! with tampax, you get protection that moves with you for total comfort. choose pearl for your chill, pocket for your moves, and active for your hustle. do your thing with tampax. look around. with artificial intelligence, we are not crawling or walking. we are flying. microsoft ai helps an architect bring history back to life. this is now. ai helps farmers grow more food with less resources. an engineer explores how ai can help the deaf see sound. innovation creates tomorrow,

host the oscars. >> a signature upset in waco, texas! >> the baylor bears beat the top-ranked uconn women's basketball team yesterday. >> their first regular-season lost in 126 games. >> oh, my god! >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we are going to begin tonight with new developments in washington and on wall street. two hours of high-stakes talks this afternoon did not result in a breakthrough of the partial government shutdown. president trump hailed today's strong jobs report, which showed the u.s. added 312,000 jobs last month, far more than expected. the dow picked up nearly 747 points, reversing yesterday's losses and then some. our chief washington correspondent major garrett begins our coverage. >> we had a very, very productive meeting. and i think we've come a long way. >> reporter: that was not how top congressional democrats assessed the second white house meeting this week that again failed to end the partial government shutdown. senate minority leader chuck schumer: >> so we told the pre

the oscar nominations are out with that netflix taking on the big hollywood studios the video streaming company's movie called received ten nominations while another new force in hollywood model saw its black panther film nominated for best picture is film good to be here to give us the look. i'm phil gale welcome to the program germany and france have signed to do treaty aimed at deepening cooperation french president emmanuel mccraw german chancellor i'm going to machall committed their countries to increasing cooperation on security issues and foreign policy both said they hoped the treaty would read and figure out the e.u. at a time of crisis. a signature and a kiss sealing a promise of peace turning old into france today france and germany renewed that post-war pledge in a new friendship treaty signed and often home of the medieval empire first united much of europe shall make all the previous treaty and to heal the wounds of the past the new signed in our one aims to meet future challenges by strengthening corporations and when the ones we combine as part of our joint systems for