getting ready for the oscars. you're doing it!write a speech on some small moleskin paper. got my raptors cufflinks. bow tie's a little crooked. hey, chris, how's that bowtie going? 0h, megan helped. and the oscar goes to... bao. i had like a little bit of hope but i did think bao was going to win. so when they announced bao, i wasn't surprised and domee is someone i worked with, she's a friend, so i was really happy for her. my mum sent me a bunch of photos from her celebration in the philippines with all my family there and she had like cookies that she made. itjust puts every thing in perspective, you know. my brother sent me a picture of him and my dad watching it, which made me kind of... i didn't know if he was going to watch or not so... the whole experience of last night hasn't changed what i intend to do in the future. i still want to make films and make films with people i love. we knew that going in that this was kind of an experience and whatever happens happens. in the run—up to the oscars, much was made of the fact t

also in los angeles, was bbc arts editor, who summed up how oscars night had gone.akes that we have seenin none of the mistakes that we have seen in previous years, no envelopes going into the wrong hands, and if there is the odd controversy about there is the odd controversy about the choice, that's great, and that gets people to watch. more people did what this year than last year. it was more diverse in terms of those people who won awards, and olivia colman was great. olivia colman's best actress award was certainly the story of the night, as far as bbc news was concerned, but some thought its arts editor had abandoned all journalistic impartiality in his enthusiasm. genesis evens had already detected an excessive fondness several hours earlier. surely a programme about politics would be an olivia colman freezone, but politics live also showed her a cce pta nce but politics live also showed her acceptance speech, prompting this reaction. what an acceptance speech. what did you think of olivia colman there? she is wonderful, we are huge fans of her. there followe

former mayor, oscar goodman.dies are buried. some of them, equally allegedly, by some of his former clients. we meet over drinks at oscar's, the steakhouse that bears his name, and boasts beef, booze, and broads. you had some colorful, uh, clients. who was nice, and who was less fun to have a -- >> oscar: well the truth of the matter is, all my clients were nice to me. because i kept them out of prison. >> anthony: did, uh, alleged mob guys know how to eat? >> oscar: my mother used to say, two things she said -- she's the greatest lady. she said, "oscar's clients don't hurt anybody, they just kill each other." >> anthony: right. >> oscar: and she also said, "oscar's clients take us to the best restaurants." >> anthony: they knew where to go. >> oscar: they knew where to go, yeah. and always treated right. i mean they were always treated like kings and queens. >> anthony: did the feds hold it against you? i mean, you know, you were just doing your job, but i mean -- >> oscar: they didn't see it that way. >> anthon

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best known for the oscar winning film tin drum turns eighty. with the irish border a main sticking point of bricks and negotiations we talked to an author of a best selling book about irish republicanism. the american singer songwriter billie eilish hails from a family of actors the musicians explains how a seventeen year old has such maturity in the music she makes with a sloppy dress is sometimes turquoise and introspective lyrics about depression and anxiety eilish has become a pop idol for millions of teenagers who share dop sensibilities a first album has just come out. the seventeen year old place to sell out concerts all over the world and is on the brink of make a stardom. with just a different strain to see believe here in germany which had a room for just really because we love her so i'm scared music is great and says so here and. being the same age many of her fans see her more as a here than in any matic idol. audition songs have been strained more than it being in times the singer songwriter shot to fame in twenty sixteen when she

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right before the oscars." >> jimmy: your first oscars? >> my first oscars.ovie stars. so i get in -- >> jimmy: good for you. >> and i'm there and i say, "coming up next, queen will open the oscars right after this." and i looked back from my seat and the ushers and the stage manager come, and they say, "mr. seacrest your car is ready." [ laughter ] i said, "no, i just essentially opened the oscars by saying it's coming up next on abc." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and they said, "well, we don't have a ticket for you." so they put me in my car, they drove me out. the next thing i know i'm on hollywood boulevard going away from the oscars. [ laughter ] and the l.a.p.d. guy -- the cops are on the corner, the window's down, they say, "oh hey ryan. you're going the wrong way." i said, "no, i'm going the right way. [ light laughter ] they've sent me home to watch on television like everybody else." [ laughter ] so i did what you did, i ordered postmates and i had pizza and watched -- >> jimmy: yes! >> the oscars at home. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the best way

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we'll be talking about the oscar winning documentary that highlights the stigma surrounding menstruation in parts of india. and we meet meet a brave female to tuus risking all for arts in conservative iran. war photographer has to be one of the most dangerous professions around life expectancy is not very high however it is definitely not a male domain indeed one of the more recent tragedies was that of german photographer niedringhaus she was killed in afghanistan just four years ago a neighboring house is one of eight female photographers featured in an exhibition and also gulf cold photographers at the front. when she takes pictures carolyn cool has a clear and come on line but she doesn't normally find subjects for her photographs in museums she is a war photographer. you have to be curious about the world you have to have compassion for people around the world and you have to have persistence to get into these situations because many of this is so if situations shown here are very difficult to get into those kind of situations where there is no one else there to show what's going on

made cinema history with the tin drum the nazi era story of young oscar who stops growing at age three. based on the novel by going to gus the film took the top prize at con. this and. that was just wonderful being admitted into the film world with the palme d'or especially since it was in france where i had learned filmmaking it was like being knighted schlock. the federal republic of germany where the change was. in one nine hundred eighty the tin drum won the oscar for best foreign language picture that award brought german cinema into the international spotlight and not least for acushla and off. soon hollywood was calling steven spielberg offered work in america but learned off at first refused the offer. but i thought it over just for a moment and i decided no i've got carte gloss now here in europe i can do what i want so why should i am a great to hollywood. at the same time i was dying to do something political a movie about the war in lebanon so i went to beirut and made circle of deceit with no guns and. because i just felt like how can there be this war at our doorstep that

two movies are aiming to turn oscar gold into box office cash. best picture winner "green book" expands back to 26-hundred screens this weekend, looking to add to its 71- million-dollar domestic total. "spider-man: into the spider-verse" has already made 185-million domestic -- now the newly-crowned best animated feature is going for more, expanding back to more than 23-hundred theaters."our courts are the great levelers." another oscar winner is returning to theaters: "to kill a mockingbird." the 19-62 classic starring gregory peck is set to play in more than 600 u-s theaters on sunday, march 24th, and wednesday, march 27th. check fathom- events dot-com for details. (nat) "i am the protector of the deep.""aquaman" wasn't nominated for any oscars, but with one-point-one billion dollars in worldwide grosses, a sequel was a sure thing. and now we know when: warner brothers has slated "aquaman two" for december 16th, 20-22. if three years, nine months and change is too long to wait to see jason momoa all wet, "aquaman" lands on d-v-d and blu-ray at

and then at this year's oscars, you were there to watch spike lee win his first oscar. >> i was there." >> yeah. and i was weeping like a baby. i mean, being a part of someone like spike getting -- you know, 30 years -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> of his due in that moment was just -- it was very special. >> jimmy: that's wild. because i know there's a story. you met spike in college or something like that? >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: came to talk to you. >> so i was at sarah lawrence college where -- [ audience member shouting ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> okay. >> jimmy: wow. >> settle down, man. settle down. gam were? it was like, "yeah." [ laughter ] a lecture for the film department. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it was like -- 'cause his wife went to sarah lawrence. it's clear that it was not his first choice of school -- >> jimmy: oh really? >> to visit. because, you know, it's like -- it's a very -- it's like a lot of -- it's 70% white women, basically. >> jimmy: yeah. >> which is not his target demo for spike lee. >> jimmy: no, yeah. no, yeah. >> so he was kind of a little bit like, you

en yuma arizona esta oscar gÓmez.Últimos dÍas, asÍ estarían adoptando el mismo mÉtodo que sectores del rÍo grande en texas que los dejen libre antes de ser entregados a ice. recientemente la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo que la patrulla fronteriza no cuenta con el espacio necesario para detener a tantos migrantesy es por esto que los liberan. el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza en yuma dijo que hoy se liberaron a mÁs de 250 personas. >> me duele un poco el corazÓn porque he mirado mis padres, mis abuelos como la otra gente sufre para llegar aquÍ y poder trabajar. oscar: el alcalde de yuma dijo que es una emergencia y que organizaciones sin fines de lucro estÁn recibiendo a estas familias. la patrulla fronteriza dice que el 75% de los arrestados son grupos familiares, el resto son niÑos no acompaÑados por sus padres o un adulto. es de octubre a la fecha se han detenido mÁs de 17.500 inmigrantes, mientras tanto el mismo periodo pero del 2017 se detuvieron a mÁs de 5300, un incremento de 330%. el aumento de tension

nod before we see the seat here behind yeah they're going to be oscars before we see a bit of the film tell us about the but because this is a true story yeah well the whole story started with an english teacher and has student. at a school in los angeles. and the papa school in india it's and that flicks production twenty six minutes full of emotion hope and love for really strong women and girls. and this school topic was in the beginning how men stray sharon changes the life of a girl and how different the situation is in india this group of quite normal american girls were just thinking about how they started to learn and freedom and wealth their first period sometimes perhaps missing one day in school but in india that often means the end of classes for ever period should be the end of a sentence not. a girl's education and this became the slogan of the documentary was intended as an advert for a project the american goes initiated to finance affordable sen the paths for women in india ok we'll hear a bit more about let's have a look at this oscar winning film. yes ma'am i mean. y

. >> what's better, oscar or nba championship ring? >> oscar man. >> yeah?ed to win an oscar. if i was 10 years old and i told my friends i was gonna win an oscar -- bye! >> now the dad of three with one on the way has a new book. >> the in operatispiration came watching mary poppins at home. >> you love this book 'cause it's a way to communicate with your girls who are getting a little older and they don't want to always hear from dad. >> you know how it is. you have kids. it becomes white noise after a while. they're like all right. what do you guys know? you don't know what you're talking about. so finding creative ways to put those very impactful messages within the story. >> you're also children. another on the way? >> yes. >> you going for five after this. >> that's v's call. it's completely v's call. but, i mean, we're just really blessed and very fortunate. we have three beautiful healthy young ladies with another one on the way. >> you did some work with taylor swift, didn't you? >> i went out on stage and introduced a nice banner for her at the sta

en yuma arizona esta oscar gÓmez.ndo el mismo mÉtodo que sectores del rÍo grande en texas que los dejen libre antes de ser entregados a ice. recientemente la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo que la patrulla fronteriza no cuenta con el espacio necesario para detener a tantos migrantesy es por esto que los liberan. el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza en yuma dijo que hoy se liberaron a mÁs de 250 personas. >> me duele un poco el corazÓn porque he mirado mis padres, mis abuelos como la otra gente sufre para llegar aquÍ y poder trabajar. oscar: el alcalde de yuma dijo que es una emergencia y que organizaciones sin fines de lucro estÁn recibiendo a estas familias. la patrulla fronteriza dice que el 75% de los arrestados son grupos familiares, el resto son niÑos no acompaÑados por sus padres o un adulto. es de octubre a la fecha se han detenido mÁs de 17.500 inmigrantes, mientras tanto el mismo periodo pero del 2017 se detuvieron a mÁs de 5300, un incremento de 330%. el aumento de tensiones obligado a cerrar uno de los r

golden globe winner oscar isaac... and oscar winner javier bardem.dune" is due in theaters november 20th, 20-20. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( robin ) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... a man breaks into a bay area home and is caught on camera sneaking into a baby's room. (ácommercialá) (robin) checking in on your morning forecast. our cooling trend into t spring begun with temperatures today out of the 70's and back down into the 60's. expect plenty of cloud cover overhead with showers arriving tomorrow with even cooler temperatures.

here's oscar isaac and the crew he's put together for the big heist in "triple frontier.lie to you i asked you guys to come down here, do reconnaissance, and make a plan. now, we can execute that plan alone and take all of the money. we'll bring the team from down here in. look, if we had accomplished half the things that we've accomplished in any other profession, we'd be set for life >> hey man that's the deal we cut >> this man's a goddamn hero, and he can't even send his kids to college so the question is, do we finally get to use our skills for our own benefit, and actually change something? [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our thanks to oscar isaac. >> thank you >> jimmy: "triple frontier" is in theaters, and on netflix now. lilly singh joins us after break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. u

right after, it was like, "okay, oscar's done." and then, you know i said a few words.ke the thunder. you know, i mean? [ laughter ] this guy, he's been there from the very beginning. you know, originally george lucas saw the whole thing as -- as a story about c-3po and r2-d2. these droids that kind of witness all this history. >> jimmy: and so your last day was c-3po's last day? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, who cares about you, right? >> i know, man. [ laughter ] i know, i know. >> jimmy: it's like, "dude, can't you retire tomorrow?" >> exactly. >> jimmy: it's like, "why today?" >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah, so that was his last day. >> jimmy: last day, as well. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's awesome, how was he? >> it was amazing to hear him -- he was super emotional about it. >> jimmy: yeah. and hanging up the golden cowl. you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i think, really, and i mean this. this time, he kept saying like, this was the most fun he had. cause he has actually, you know -- he had so much fun things to do. and we got to work a lot together. and, yeah, it w

my thanks to oscar isaac, lilly singh, seth meyers. all of jimmy carr!th meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. .i hope to see you tomorr bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers a♪ applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- john oliver, star of "network" on broadway, actress tatiana maslany, music from st. paul and the broken bones, featuring the 8g band with jeff friedl. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." d how is everybong tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. former acting fbi director andrew mccabe's interview on "60 minutes" aired last night. when asked if he watched the show, trump said, "ugh, how long is it?" [ laughter ]

. >> it will be dedicated to oscar grant. more on the event and the big names lending their support for the oscar grant foundation. >>> the jackpot keeps growing and another draw took held to see if anyone wins its all in powerball. >> we will talk about how much a winning ticket could be worth. we have more on that powerball fever and any superstitions on where to buy a ticket. but for rosemary, what does our weekend have in store? i know that we are expecting rain but i did walk out the door and i'm like oh. it is still coming down. but we are on the tail end. >> the tail end of this. having drying conditions for the next hour or so. how about that? >> thank you. i appreciate that. stay in your pajamas. once you get out and about you should be in good sake. we do have mostly cloudy skies. a little bit of fog but last step visibility okay for the folks that need to be on the roadways. taking a look at the storm tracker 2 that rain is in place, a three hour time lapse or two hours and you can see how it continues to push out

he believes they should be recognized at the emmy awards, not the oscars. emmy's, not oscars.uced by netflix was nominated for ten awards. los gatos based company called itself a platform for all film makers to share their work and spielberg has yet to respond to that. >> are you missing your parrot? a police department has it. we'll show you next. >> san what's better than having fast, reliable wifi with coverage throughout your home? how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds for all your devices. plus, now that xfinity mobile is included, you can switch your wireless carrier and save hundreds of dollars a year. talk and text as much as much as you want and only pay for data. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. much equity san jose >>> tonight at nbers jose homeowners have gained in just the past ten years. that story and more tonight in our 6:00 newscast. >> a lost little parrot needs your help getting back home. firefighters in milpitas rescued the scared bird over the w

on oscar.they dy gaga. write stephanie on tre or lady do you get to decide what they put on there? >> no. you get one, and this is what it is. and i'm just happy that there's a name on there at all. >> jimmy: what have you been doing since, what has happened since sunday night? >> you know, it's just been incredible. i swear, when we won, it was like my whole artistic journey flashed before my eyes and i saw myself sitting on my stoop of my studio apartment in new york city on the concrete with my keyboard next to me, trying to figure out how i was going to lug my keyboard again up my walkup. it's incredible. this was hard work. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> i said it in my speech, and i'll say it again. if you work hard and don't give up, you can do anything. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i can tell, i know you put a lot of work into everything you do. and that performance that you and bradley gave. that was really one of the grea ca. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it was like, we were watching it at ho

oscar isaac is here, everyone. [ laughter ] so happy he's back. he's starring in jordan peele's new thriller, "us," winston duke joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and music from emily king. you're not going to want to miss any of that. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to any and all of our wonderful guests, the president spent the weekend on an unhinged twitter rant after dismissing the rising threat of white nationalism. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: well, it's another monday and that means once again, the president of the united states had a quiet, normal weekend full of hard work and sober reflection, and everyone slept well and woke up refreshed and optimistic. and i'm just kidding. his brain is silly putty and we're all doomed. >> president trump spent his weekend lashing out on twitter. he hit on everything from the mueller probe to "saturday night live," the late senator john mccain, and much more. he tweeted 50 times this weekend, alone. 30 original tweets. 20 retweets. bas

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you certainly if a good show deserve an emmy but not an oscar.a couple of theaters for less than a week should qualify for the academy award nomination. >> reporter: at this year's ceremony netflix soared winning four oscars tieing for the most by any studio. the company's film "roma" with its limited theatrical release was up for ten nominations including best picture and notched three wins including best director for alfonso cuaron. in an era when more content than ever is available at the click of a button, a-list -- are bringing their art to the masses. oscar nominated filmmaker ava duvernay tweeted one of the things i value about netflix is it distributes black work far and wide, adding i've had just one film distributed wide internationally, not selma, not wrinkle, it was 13th by netflix. that matters. but as the old hollywood versus the new reality debate rages on spielberg's influence cannot be ignored. >> e.t. home phone. >> reporter: the director's esteemed body of work spans generations of cinema fans, his iconic films earning billions

bach and christopher alone didn't win an oscar but comparing them has made a real impact and for them that's better than any war. refugees you know has a promising future u.n.h.c.r. resettlement program has found him and his family a new home in norway. since parents him and his three siblings are living in hammer fast in the north of norway now and he's going it's incredible he's going to school for the first time in his life he's learning norwegian he has a passport i mean he's registered for the first time in his life he has a birth certificate that he didn't have before. so our five filmmakers plan to keep on making films that could change the world. i don't propose to offer and. i'm not trying to teach anyone anything i'm just trying to be brave enough to let people see the questions that i'm asking and the things that i'm grappling with. we make films because we want them to resonate with people whatever that resonance is. so it was a good moment. and imation he said it's a craft. i believe. one hour he's standing in the field in the cinema and we watch a film. i mean film that

because we're both going [ bleep ], we didn't come this far to go to the oscars with a root.ve got to bleach it. he's the brother i never had. >> also at the daily front row fashion l.a. awards, kate hudson. before hitting the red carpet, she showed off 5-month-old ronnie on the gram, and changed into this red sequin gown. >> once upon a time there were a lot of people that felt like, if you did something like that, that meant you couldn't be an actor. you couldn't be an artist, and i don't like anybody telling me what to do. >> when i saw you a week and a half ago, you told me you're planning your aniston-level 40th. full aniston or keep it, like, low key? >> full aniston. from what i have heard -- >> i'm just going to go for it. you know, i love a party. fun. fun. >> pa jaw ma party on a cruise ship. >> how did you know? >> massages at 2:00 in the morning. >> i hope so. >> we'll get it. >> i just want to go. >> i know. going to be so good. >>> on another fashion-related note, check how good brad pitt and leonardo dicaprio look. >>> coming up, chrissy teigen dropped by "the

so you were nominated for an oscar this year. >> yes, i was oscar adjacent. >> seth: oscar adjacent.enjoy this year as well, being at the oscars? >> yes, it was fun. i mean a little bit of the load off, cause i knew if i won for best picture, i wouldn't have to talk, because it's clearly spike's -- >> seth: right, spike. and so that must be -- i mean the year before where you ended up, and you did have to speak, and you did a great job. >> thank you. >> seth: but that must be in the back of your head the whole time. >> yeah, you're just kind of like the whole thing. you missed the thing cause you're like -- thank my mom. thank my mom. it's -- yeah. it's much -- it's much easier to just kind of watch the show. >> seth: that's fantastic. and you -- i know, obviously, "get out" was a sensation, continues to be. you have an idea for a "get out" you've been pitching. not a "get out" sequel. a "get out" ride. >> yes. [ laughter ] yes. well, you know, 'cause i work with universal studios. >> seth: yeah. >> so i have the fast track. so, i've been pitching the ride. you've got to be. >> seth:

shambolic and pointless coverage from the oscars. whatsoever. come on, bbc. if you must show this tripe, then please do not broadcast it simultaneously on the bbc news channel. there has to be some escape. also in los angeles was bbc arts editor will gompertz, who summed up how oscars night had gone for monday night's news at ten. there were none of the mistakes that we've seen in previous years, no envelopes going into the wrong hands, and if there is the odd controversy about the choice, well, that's great — it gets people to watch. more people did watch this year than last year. it was more diverse in terms of those people who won awards, and olivia colman was great. 0livia colman‘s best actress award was certainly the story of the night, as far as bbc news was concerned. but some thought its arts editor had abandoned all journalistic impartiality in his enthusiasm. jennifer stephens had already detected an excessive fondness for the star of the favourite several hours earlier. later, eamonn larkin wondered... and jackie hughes ha

, while "roma" walked away with three oscar wins, including best director. >> thank you so much.et old. >> reporter: spielberg has been vocal in the past about streaming services telling itv news last year, once you commit to a television format, you're a tv movie, saying services like netflix and amazon should be eligible for emmys instead, and the director is not backing down. >> he must mean business so that presents a considerable challenge to netflix. >> reporter: many industry leaders voicing their concern. director ava duvernay who has an original series coming out on netflix in may tweeting she hopes the academy meeting with spielberg will have filmmakers in the room or read statements from directors like me who feel differently. >> at the end of the day, the academy can be an incredibly conservative body and no one has more control, you could argue, over that body than mr. spielb controversy on this. people say, look, streaming, this is the future and should be welcomed in but spielberg is fighting for the cinematic experience and a lot of people agree with him. >> fair