at the oscar ceremony. but they've got a lot of work to do and they've, they're continuing to receive criticism for how they deal with their own history. even if we look at the actress, hattie mcdaniel, the 1st black performer to win an oscar in 1940, who wasn't allowed to sit with her. gone with the wind white co started. so there's still a lot of there's still a lot of efforts to be made. let's just say i don't think those efforts are over yet. thanks for that to david david levitz from d w culture. let me remind you of our top story this our hey ruffin. kenya's presidential election has confirmed that he will contest the results by the agenda has described the outcome as a blatant disregard of the constitution. and that the chair of the actual commission acted unilaterally and illegally and declaring william router the women . this is dw, live from bad in just a moment. melissa john will have news asia, and i'll be back at the top of the world news. i'm good with with it looks like a c t's on wheels, but

nuestro colega, oscar gÓmez logrÓ entrevistar a uno de ellos que trabaja cruzando migrantes por yumaer contrabandista de inmigrantes. ¿cÓmo funciona esto? explÍcame cÓmo funciona. >> nada mÁs es cruzarlo para aca y llevarlos hasta cierto terreno. oscar: aseguran que hay muchas bandas de coyotes que se turnan para mantener los cruces activos, para eso se les permite trabajar de uno a 2 meses luego deben de descansar. ¿cuando te pagan por cabeza? >> 20 bolas o 10, dÓlares, 1000 o 1500, en la noche nomÁs. oscar: vienen armados y por protecciÓn propia y para cuidar a la familia que esta cruzando y que a pesar de la que debe caminar es corta siempre hay peligro. >> se la quitaron... oscar: a sus 21 aÑos de da el llamado del coyote le ha generado ganancias, la falta de empleo en mÉxico le obligÓ a formar parte, algo que toma con mucha responsabilidad. es el gran flujo de inmigrantes para procesar hace que ellos no sean prioridad de arrestos. despuÉs de dar personas cruzan el rÍo colorado comencÉ a correr porque temen que los estÁn persiguiendo. el corre, corre, es despuÉs, esta muere, por

awards finally apologized to a native american actress for the abuse she suffered on stage at the oscar ceremony 50 years ago. ah. i'm all azako. it's good to have you with us. the runner up in kenya's presidential election has confirmed that he will contest the results, rolla dingo called the outcome, a travesty, and accused the chairman of the electoral commission of acting unilaterally and illegally in declaring william rito kenya's next president. despite his strong words, dingo urged his supporters to remain peaceful the long wait for kenya's election result is over. but like every residential outcome in kenya since 2002, this one too is disputed. no view. there is neither legally under but it is declared when a not a president elect is that you will get his announcement but, but in 2 unknowns, a winner is analogy. he acted with gross impunity and internal disregard of the constitution under our nose. running a lawson's 5th bid for the top job, despite the sport of his all right, will an outgoing president who can yetta with good people in his strong will city of kids who have mixe

tell us what happened at this 1973 oscars ceremony.cheen littlefeather had been sent as the proxy for marlon brando, to decline his oscar for the godfather. one of the things that happened i guess in real—time when she was doing that that she was booed from the audience. it has also been stated that she was threatened by the producer of the show, that if she did not abide by certain guidelines, certain things would happen, and then when she was escorted off stage, it was reported that john wayne had to be restrained from wanting to physically attack her, and we also understand that clint eastwood made some remarks, is one of the next presenters, in regards to kind of the history of american indians in the western genre of american cinema. mb? genre of american cinema. why did this move _ genre of american cinema. why did this move provoked such a strong reaction amongst people? well, i think that, you know, if we look at the film industry in general, the oscars are one of the pinnacle events of honours, and i think to make such a polit

you guys, there is nothing like the magic of the oscars, and last night was no exception. things first beyonce's performance was breathtaking her song about how good it is to be alive made me feel so good to be alive it just filled me with hope. a hope that would never dissipate. "coda. and, seth, when the audience stood up and applauded in sign for him, it was quite the moment a moment that would surely be the focus of the evening [ laughter ] then, during a performance of "we don't talk about bruno," megan thee stallion rapped, and it was heaven. it's things like these that make you feel like you're having a moment with all of america and then here's a sentence we will say for the rest of our lives -- will smith slapped chris rock [ laughter ] and life as we know it changed forever. [ light laughter ] i had hoped that it was a bit, but that hope quickly turned to dust a dark sadness filled my home, a darkness i couldn't escape had the oscars lost its magic? my sister lacey called me, and we screamed. we screamed a long, loud scream of excitement? terror i don't know but

desde yoma oscar gÓmez nos amplÍa.a mujer, finalmente logra encaramarse a la cima. la inmigrante pudo alcanzar las mano del primero hombre que la esperaba arriba, mientras abajo un familiar la esperaba por los pies, en la semana bajada era mÁs complicada, primero descendiÓ un hombre, despuÉs fue el turno de un inmigrante. >> abrÁzate del tubo y te dejas caer como un bombero. oscar: la mujer aterrorizada se deslizÓ Álvaro te empezÓ a descender. >> ¿cÓmo estuvo? >> difÍcil. que los bendiga, porque no es para cualquiera. oscar: a la distancia un agente fronterizo cruzado de brazos atestiguaba la incursiÓn, tres minutos y 30 segundos fueron suficientes para trepar y bajar la barrera. 40 minutos mÁs tarde llegaron dos hombres a probar suerte, la tÉcnica fue distinta, ellos escalaron donde se unen los dos vagones. 30 segundos fueron diferentes para subir y llegar a la cima, la bajada fue mÁs fÁcil. con un abrazo agradecieron a dios estar en custodia federal y no haberse caÍdo de los contenedores que asegura la frontera. hora

. >>> next, he won the oscar months ago and now it is gone. the story of how >>> it was an eventful weekend for one of the stars from the oscar-winning movie "coda". troy kotsur was in his hometown of mesa, arizona to receive an award but when he was there his jeep was stolen with an oscar inside. investigators were able to track it down later that night with the oscar still inside, he became the first deaf man to take home an oscar. >>> another hollywood star is taking a break. tom holland is stepping away from social media. the spiderman star posted a video to instagram telling followers he will be deleting the app along with twitter. he said he becomes overwhelmed when he reads about himself online and feels it is detrimental. he reminded fans asking for help is not something to be ashamed of. holland has 67 million followers on instagram. >>> next, the last thing the 49ers fans want to hear about. a new injury in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is r

oscar james. southeast health center advisory member board member and a person this we exchange a lot of history in this neighborhood. mr. james. like to honor the heros of market who help bring a lot of this to fruition. i would like to definitely -- give all the respect and love and all of the things you have done for the community mrs. nancy pelosi we should vote for the next time and make sure biden becomes the next president again. like they said before, it was a democrats who done this for our community and city and state. so therefore, i'm saying because of -- what has been done, this building would not have been here if not for persons like nancy pelosi and people in the community as a whole. >> both done was done through model cities and this building here was done from the work of ofy bever ~ess our president. this building would not have been here it is a historical building represents all the residents. of bay view hunter's point if you have the opportunity to go through and have histo

academy awards finally apologized to a native american actress for the abuse she suffered on stage at an oscar ceremony 50 years ago. to our viewers in pbs, the united states and around the world, welcome. about a rep in kenya's presidential election has confirmed that he will indeed contest the results. raila odinga says the outcome shows blatant disregard for the constitution. he also accused the chairperson of the electoral commission of acting unilaterally and illegally in declaring william ruto king's next president. after a largely peaceful election process, he also called on canyons to remain calm. >> dolonc weed for king's election result is over -- the long week for kenya past election result is over. this 12 is disputed -- this one is also disputed. he acted with gross impunity and total disregard of the constitution and our laws. >> he lost his fifth bid for the top job despite the support of his rival, and outgoing president. people in his stronghold said they have mixed feelings about challenging the results. >> i think what he should do right now is go to court and they will deci

we're here with oscar isaac.about juilliard. >> seth: but you were writing and performing in your own plays as a kid this made sense. >> i did i did. yeah, i wrote play, a musical in fifth grade where i played a platypus i went to a christian school >> seth: uh-huh. >> and so it was about noah's ark. >> seth: oh, wow so you played a -- it was noah's ark from a platypus's perspective >> yeah, from a doubtful platypus, because he just didn't buy it >> seth: oh, that's a very good take >> yeah, i had to have some conflict >> seth: for a fifth grader. >> yeah. >> seth: so all the other animals were on board but the platypus >> the platypus was like, "uh-uh, i don't believe this crap." and then he drowns [ laughter ] >> seth: does he really? >> that's what god does. >> seth: oh, wow >> no, no, he doesn't drown. he, luckily, you know, made a -- >> seth: yeah, i bet at the last minute, he was like, "oh, yeah." because i will say, that's a risky animal to say, "i'm not coming." because the way a platypus looks, i think t

and oscar nominated german filmmaker both going papers and dies page 81 peterson made his breakthrough in 1900. 2 with world war 2 epic with the world war 2 epic dawson cold and went on to direct a string of hollywood hits. ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. multiple explosions had ripped through a russian ammunitions depot in crimea. the peninsula is part of ukraine, but occupied by russia since 2014. the kremlin says, 3000 people have been evacuated and describe the blasts as of sabotage without saying who had held responsible. only a week ago, a russian air base in crimea was attacked, if ukrainian forces were behind the explosions. it would mark a significant escalation of the war. cellphone video captures, a giant fire on the horizon. russian officials say the blades engulfed, and ammunition depot at a russian military base in northern crimea. multiple fireballs can be seen and heard erupting in this amateur video. as the blaze rips through the plant to nearby villages had to be evacuated. wooster spots, and we came out the big look and saw clouds of smoke comi

why was there such a strong reaction at the time as we saw there to her oscars appearance? the academy award ceremony. this was also the first time that someone had made a political statement through their speech. nowadays, 50 years later it is very common for us to see filmmakers and artists make a statement of activism, a political statement as they accept an award. 50 years ago that was radically different and some big people were not used to seeing. she was incredibly brave and courageous to take that step. why has it taken so long for the academy to come out with an apology? why now?— apology? why now? since our museum opened _ apology? why now? since our museum opened in _ apology? why now? since our museum opened in 2021, - apology? why now? since our museum opened in 2021, we. apology? why now? since our- museum opened in 2021, we have included a clip of sacheen littlefeather�*s speech it out ellery and is through the leadership of the academy, our ceo and museum director, who truly believe in inclusion and think that the academy should consistently be committed to

when he won the oscar for the godfather, marlon brando refused to attend the ceremony...ting the award _ for marlon brando in the godfather, miss sacheen littlefeather. he very regretfully cannot accept this very generous award, and the reasons for this being, are the treatment of american indians today by the film industry... excuse me. booing and scattered applause. her words highlighting hollywood's almost universally negative depiction of native americans were greeted with both applause and boos. she said before that one of those opposing her comments was hollywood's biggest star, famous for his roles fighting native americans. john wayne was very angry. i don't like it, mr cohill. i don't like it at all. how dare i do something like that on his stage? he was going to come on the stage and pull me off. so he had to be physically restrained. she subsequently suffered abuse. her acting career was damaged, too. the body behind the oscars says it is making amends, including through how its new museum reflects movie history. when the academy museum i was being built, they

. >>> months after the big slap, chris rock says he's been invited to host the oscars. how he responded. >>> the backlash after a popular news anchor loses her job. did her gray hair play a role? what her bosses say and the so-called go gray movement she's inspiring. >>> later, a real morning jolt for coffee lovers courtesy of inflation. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with a developing story. the city of jackson, mississippi, declaring an emergency because of a crisis affecting up to 250,000 people. >> the national guard is being called in because there's no water. officials now warning the city will be without water indefinitely because the water treatment plant has failed and there's apparently no backup leaving families there scrambling. this morning, people in jackson, mississippi, are being told to expect little or no water for an undetermined amount of time. shoppers race to this walmart for bottled water last night only to find empty shelves. all jackson public schools are switching to virtual learning indefinitely and the lieutenant governor says o

and the local russian commander says that hunting for the people responsible, oscar nominated german filmmaker, both gun patterson dies, aged $81.00. and he made his breakthrough in 980 bomb with the world war 2 epic that's bought. i went on to direct a string of hollywood. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. german chancellor shawl says he is disgusted at what is described as outrageous remarks made by the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas during a visit to berlin. a speaking at a press conference with the german chancellor on tuesday evening, mister bass said israel had committed 50 holocausts against palestinians, sparking an outpouring of anger here in germany. it was this moment at the very end of the press conference that caused outreach. oh come on in since 1947 for to come back to the present day and feel israel has had hurried out 50 massacre in belda for the for me in 50 palestinian village of the elephant dora 50 massacres. 50 holocaust, you and until to day every day, every day our people get killed by the israeli army. this about germany is needing tablo bait cal

almost 50 years after native american actress, 16 little feather was booed at the oscars. the academy of motion, picture, arts and sciences has apologized to her in 1973 actor marlon. brando sent little feather to refuse his oscar for best actor and protest at hollywood treatment and depiction of native americans. little feather was given just a minute to speak and received a mixture of applause and jeers. the academy now says that it recognizes her bravery little feather, responded in a statement saying, we indians are very patient people. it's only been 50 years. earlier i spoke to historian, katrina phillips who specializes in native american history. i asked her what this apology means to the community. i'd say it's one of those things where it's great to see and hear that apology. and it's wonderful to see that it's getting international international attention. but it also doesn't make up for the fact that, you know, as you said, she was essentially booed off the stage and basically blacklisted after this. and i don't want to speaker anybody other than myself, but th

applications for the internal competition ends on august 31, how many are willing to compete for the oscaris ukrainian cinema surviving now, we will talk with the executive director of the ukrainian film academy, not anna's stepmother. i greet you . good day, good evening. how much do i understand to participate in the selection in the selection non-selection let's say that only those tapes that were released between january 1, 2022 and until november can, but how many ukrainian feature -length tapes were actually released during this time, well, in fact, many were released but not all of them fall under the oscar criteria, because there must be a rental. as you know, in ukraine since february, there was practically no rental. but there is such a qualification as world international rental , so i hope that we will still get a sufficient number tapes in order to hold a competition and to choose the film that will represent ukraine at the oscars this year how many applications have you already received do you plan to receive by august 31 actually two two three applications four maximum is su

so the oscar contenders. i'm and maybe this will be the film to do it. but it wouldn't be venice if uh there were a lot of surprises to come in the next 10 days. sounds fantastic. scott, have a great time and thank you so much here for saying from then if you're watching the dublin. yes. as a reminder, at the top story, we're following fully tribute to being made around the well to full that soviet leader, me hell will the child has died at the age of 91 with policies that promoted free speech and reform within the communist bloc. gorbachev forged a new dialogue with the west, but ultimately broke down the iron curtain and force about german reunification. you are watching daily news live from violet and coming up next. i'll show eco africa. and don't forget, you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock in the website at www dot com. i minute group is mckennan. i'll be back at the top of the hour with ah, with, you know, i can inspire big changes to people breaking up possible go africa, joined them as they set out to save the

a composer of that film is already getting our oscar buzz of next week. we're going to see um under a mas or plate. marilyn monroe in the netflix dome, blonde. everybody's talking about that as a huge amount of buzz around that film. and i'm particularly really excited to see a brendan frasier of who's going to be here with a film called whale, a playing a 500 pound man. it looks like it could be a comeback performance ah, for frazier. a who's really one of my favorite actors. but really hasn't had that breakout or role to, to put them in sort of the oscar contenders. and maybe this will be the film to do it. but it wouldn't be venice if uh there were a lot of surprises to come in the next 10 days. sounds fantastic. scott, have a great time and thank you so much here. forcing from venice. and finally, a 200 year old giant brought down by the force of mother nature saguaro cactuses like this one that was growing in an arizona state park are a symbol of the american southwest. they can grow up to 10 meters high and weigh 2 tons. when full with water, but th

at the time it was germany's most expensive production yet and picked up 6 oscar nominations. leave by loving stories, love taking people by the hand, taking them to a world and keeping them there for hours. psychological depth and strongly defined characters. these elements were already evident in his early works for television, like the german language crime series ta taught. after his success in theaters with dusk boards and the fantasy film, the never ending story in the mid eighties, peterson moved to hollywood after an initial dry spell, one of cinema's biggest stars, clint eastwood wanted peterson to direct him in the line of fire, packed with action but profound was a triumph with rave reviews and a smashing success at the box office. peterson established himself as one of the hollywood blockbuster directors. his films often carried a patriotic message in air force won. the american president of single handedly saves his plane from terrorists. the biggest stars wanted to work with both gunk, peterson. the budgets for his movies soon exceeded $100000000.00. his biggest

every hour, i run in, give no, oscar a little more. he's playing again. a. even a drop, yes, and then they finish the song, another composer comes in, to whom they also promised for a long time and they give him oscar feldman, something is delayed and tanich says igor we can only help out one thing, we must repeat each line three times a lot. is it possible to say in three verses? no matter how much you say, i'm holding on to it. god give me many unripe songs, i won’t say mine. mikhail tanich wrote poems in which there were such lines. i look at you as in a mirror to dizziness, which his friends composers did not like. misha, are you out of your mind? well, who will sing it for naked whirling, what kind of head? and here i immediately told him the word dizziness. it is not so it is not songlike, that it is difficult to say enough in a song, especially since anton brought him home, and they entered the house, as tanich says. they entered the house, and he says, can you imagine, he enters, and young beautiful lida lies on the sofa. how he saw her. he couldn't

. >> when i was a kid, i watched oscars.rybody says, i would like to thank the academy. i would sit on the floor and mouth the words, i would like to thank the academy. >> did you? >> i did. i really did. >> that sitdown with ariana debose plus a life well lived on later. >>> let's start with the awful scene in pennsylvania. a car drove into people who gathered for a fund-raiser. george, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here is what's left behind after that horrific scene plays out. the event saturday meant to heal a community coping with heartbreak. two dead, 17 injured, with the man responsible now in custody. this morning, the community of berwick, pennsylvania, in mourning, left reeling by tragedies in two counties. >> i have a car into a crowd of people. >> reporter: according to pennsylvania state police, a man plowed his car into a group of people at a fund-raiser. a 50-year-old woman was killed. 17 others injured. authorities still investigating whether or not the crash was intentional. another woman found de

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of course he did not go to las vegas, oscar didn't.ut he still came up with those fantastic illustrations that gave gonzo. it's very distinctive. so, you could not go to oscars archives which is at ucsb same thing shut down because of covid. but i did talk to as many of his i could and tried to tease out what it was like to work with him. and end a word it was excruciating. as the 70s wore on, he was not doing any new drafts any second drafts, third drafts which she always did when he was younger. no first drafts after fear and love in las vegas. he began to live into his persona more and more. i wasn't that interested in his celebrity appeared his biography covered his celebrity adequately. i really wanted to get at what made him distinctive as a writer but that's where i focus my research and my assessment, just trying to read it. and then situating using the correspondence and some oral histories that have been done. you can figure out his decision-making during this time. it was not a smooth process for him. it was haphazard, uneve

oscar-nominated german filmmaker walk-on peterson dies at 81. he made his breakthrough with the world war ii epic das boot and wrote a string of hollywood hits. >> to our viewers on pbs and united states and around the world, welcome. the german chancellor facing criticism for his slow reaction to remarks made by the palestinian president during a visit to berlin. speaking at a press conference with the german chancellor am a said israel had committed 50 holocausts against palestinians, sparking an outpouring of anger in germany. the chancellor later said he was disgusted by the comments, but ricks say he was t -- critics say he was to slow to respond. >> the comments at the end sparked outrage. >> since 1947, to the present day, israel has carried out 50 massacres in 50 palestinian villages. 50 massacres, 50 holocaust. until today, every day our people get killed by the israeli army. >> germany's leading tabloid called it a holocaust scandal at the chancellor's office. it wasn't only that, that sparked outrage, it was this reaction, the press c

this is oscar.r house in mount maunganui, a coastal town about 200 kilometres south of auckland. it's thought oscar got in through two cat flaps and had a bit of a nosey round. earlier, i spoke to philip and jenn ross who were playing host to oscar, and they explained what happened. as i'd been heading out first thing in the morning, i heard a bit of a bark and i thought it was a dog. this little lovely cat has a tendency to bail dogs up so i was, like, oh, i didn't think anything more of it but then i did glance and see a seal, and i was like, oh, right. but it is outside, we are near the beach, it's allowed, and carried on. and when i came back, as you said, things went quiet, there were a few buckets knocked over and i thought, oh, the cat has been up to something. there's no way a seal would get through that cat flap, no way. and, then, as i opened the next door, i bumped something and i heard something and i thought, oh, my goodness, that is going to be a seal! so, i opened the door really care

he didn't go to las vegas, you know oscar did. so but he still came up with that fantastic those fantastic illustrations that gave a kind of that gave gonzo. it's iconography really so it's very distinctive iconography. so you couldn't go to oscars archive, which is at ucsb. same thing shut down because of covid. but i did talk to as many of his editors as i could and just tried to tease out what it was like to work with him and in a word it was excruciating, you know as the 70s wore on. he wasn't doing any new drafts any second drafts third drafts, which he always did when he was younger. no first drafts after fear and loathing in las vegas, and he begins to live into his into his persona. more and more so i you know, i wasn't that interested in the celebrity. i think his biographies have covered as celebrity adequately. i really wanted to get at what made him distinctive as a writer and that's right focused my research and and my assessment, you know, i was just trying to read it and and and then situated using the correspondenc

marlon brando's acclaimed performance as the godfather won the actor his first oscar.ative americans... marlon brando, in the godfather. ..instead sending native american activist and actress sacheen littlefeather. accepting the award _ for marlon brando in the godfather, miss sacheen littlefeather. he very regretfully cannot accept this very generous award, and the reasons for this being, the treatment of american indians today by the film industry... excuse me. booing and scattered applause. her words were greeted with applause from some, boos from others. in the past, she said that one of those opposing her comments was hollywood's biggest star, famous for his westerns, fighting native americans. john wayne was very angry. i don't like it, mr cohill. i don't like it at all. how dare i do something like that on his stage? he was going to come on the stage and pull me off. so he had to be physically restrained. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, the body behind the oscars, has now said sorry for her treatment and will be hosting a special event at the ac

continental oscar, a-a, based on the moral values ​​that we are those eurasian countries that want totraditional, so to speak, but be true to the traditional traditions of their peoples and their culture, their history, and are ready to present their paintings. the answer is the answer to these principles. this award should be powerful money, helping to develop the cinematography of those people who can win this or that nomination, you know, and there is a movie with stars, and there is a movie. like life, he himself is a movie, that is, this is the only way of existence is oxygen. there is one last question about the new competition for russian premieres, uh, at the moscow international film festival. and what is the significance of e, what is the potential? this is just one of the proofs that that it won't be like before, you understand? russian premieres are an opportunity, huh? do not compete with someone, and you crystallize your own. tastes of the direction of the language and so on, so what is inside the moscow international festival is, but the festival of russian paintings is

i expect that award to sit on oscar oliver's mantle with all his oscars. i've been to his home and i think there's a little space for that one on the tv room mantle. last night at dinner oliver turned to me and he said it's all up to the moderator. these things die when the moderators boring. so have some peck. so this is me having pep right now. we'll just dive in i got a lot of questions and then we're going to we're going to talk about the book about film and then i think 15 minutes left. we're going to do some q&a so you guys can ask questions. so just diving in this book is great this book. i read it over the last two weeks or so oliver. i love the book. the pros is amazing. it's a real tour through history. it's through the history of film through vietnam through obviously your life and the personal it really is not just a memoir of what happened when it's very personal and it was terrific. thank you. i just want to alan neglected to tell you that i i hired him years ago. that's true, and he's been my moderator since no just joking. he was the second

oscar saw more support for the pro democracy movement in her country. couple here she seen arriving for a 45 minute meeting with german chancellor angler, myrtle it, their counselor and, and are thoughtful until take me newton markets. anybody who we would like the leaders of our european neighbors to act as mediators. so that in bella rose, we can finally enter into discussions on new elections with all those involved for western? since autumn 2020 said lana, taken off, sky has led opposition, resistance from exile abroad. she meets with heads of government and has addressed the european parliament our peaceful protest, us where met with violence submitted to washing. it'll happen step by step, 1st, re arrested men. all muslim women will not attacked. then the women's march is begun to take place in the organ donation. just came out initially. then they started arresting women and using t a ga sir. after they began cramming women into prison, the transport vehicles, the number of march is dwindled, valuable then your pension has talked to the streets,

oscar james.st health center advisory member board member and a person this we exchange a lot of history in this neighborhood. mr. james. like to honor the heros of market who help bring a lot of this to fruition. i would like to definitely -- give all the respect and love and all of the things you have done for the community mrs. nancy pelosi we should vote for the next time and make sure biden becomes the next president again. like they said before, it was a democrats who done this for our community and city and state. so therefore, i'm saying because of -- what has been done, this building would not have been here if not for persons like nancy pelosi and people in the community as a whole. >> both done was done through model cities and this building here was done from the work of ofy bever ~ess our president. this building would not have been here it is a historical building represents all the residents. of bay view hunter's point if you have the opportunity to go through and have history. has

netflix is hoping this venice will be the one that launches a film that gives it its 1st ever oscar for best picture. in female figures or in focus on the lido cuban actress on a day a mos please. marilyn monroe and blog showing the darker side of the hall would icon ah, the buzz around cape blankets, performance as a driven conductor in tar already as people talking about the oscars. oh. ready ready ready jeff are upon a, he won't be in venice. the distant director was sentenced to 6 years imprisonment by the iranian government. his new film, which was shot in secret, explores the struggle of a band artist to live and work in iran. as for the od within, it will yeah, love them eyes and as long as they can move in on them was a little bit damaged. and the last our house fans will have plenty to watch in venice this year. the big question is whether the world's oldest film festival can get them off the couch and back into cinema's. in watching d w news, as a reminder of the top story will follow and flee tributes of being made around the world to former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev. h

plus oscar nominated german filmmaker, wolfgang peterson dies page $81.00 peterson made his breakthrough in 1900. 2 with world war 2 epic dust boat and went home to direct a string of hollywood. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good. have you with us, joe. when he stole off, schultz, germany's transfer of shalt says he is disgusted at what he called outrageous remarks by the palestinian leader. muffled a bus on a visit to berlin. during a press conference with schultz abbas said, israel had committed quote, 50 holocausts against palestinians. the statement has led to an outpouring of anger here in germany. we'll have more on those reactions from our political correspondent in a moment. first, let's listen to what a boss sent one grandma to me. since 1947. think i'm a to the present day. and feel israel has carried out 50 massacre imbedded evidence to me in 50 palestinian villages. yellow thumb, thora, 50 massacres. 50 holocausts you and until to day every day, every day our people get killed by the israeli army. it's about our political correspond nina has a was at that press conference. i as

oscar nominated gentleman filmmaker valve gung patterson, has died at the age of 81. he shot to fame with his world war to submarine. epic just bought in 1991. he's 1st english language film was the never ending story. in 1984, they went on to direct a string of hollywood hits, including thrillers, air force, one on the war, epic, troy wolfgang peterson built a career like few german directors ever achieved. his trademark elaborate, powerful thriller movies. his 1981 film thus bought the boat was one of german cinemas great successes. at the time it was germany's most expensive production yet and picked up 6 oscar nominations. lead by love, big stories of i love taking people by the hand, taking them to a world and keeping them there for our us psychological depth and strongly defined characters. these elements were already evident in his early works for television, like the german language crime series ta taught. after his success in theaters with does support and the fantasy film, the never ending story in the mid eighties, peterson moved to hollywood after an initi

these welcome the oscar-winningwriter and director , oliver stone. [applause] >> oliver wants a diploma is what he said backstage . [laughter] >> finish my college education. >> i expect that award to sit on oliver's mantle with all his oscars. i think there's a little that one on the tv room mantle. >> last night at dinner, oliver turned to me and said it's all up to the moderator. these things die when the moderator is boring so have some pack. this is me having pep right now. will just dive in. a lot of questions and then were going to talk about the book, about film and i think 15 minutes left we're going to do some q&a so you guys can ask questions. just diving in, this book is great. this book, i readit over the last two weeks orso. i loved the book , the prose is amazing . it's through the history of film. through vietnam, through obviously your life and the personal, it really is not just amemoir of what happens when, it's very personal . >> allen neglected to tell you that i hired him. years ago. and he spent my moderator sense. just joking.

some baker, almost 50 years after a native american actress machine little feather was booed at the oscars. the academy of motion, picture, arts and sciences has apologized to her in 973 after manon brando sent little fabric refuse his oscar for best actor in protest of the hollywood treatment of an depiction of native americans. little feather was given just a minutes to speak and received a mixture of applause and cheers academy now says it recognizes her bravery. or she responded in a statement saying that we indians are very patient people to only been 50 years nicole foolish. we'll have more world news at the top of the hour in just a moment. our documentary looks at the fact we're against our author, salman rushdie, and how he's lived under threat for more than 30 years. have a day imagine how many portion of lunch or so now in the world, climate change very hard to store it. this is my plan the way from just one week. how much work can really get.

almost 50 years after a native american actress the chain little feather was booed at the oscars. the academy of motion, picture, arts and sciences has apologized to her in 1973 actor marlon. brando, sent little feather to refuse his oscar for best actor and protest on hollywood treatment and depiction of native americans. little feather was given just a minute to speak and received a mixture of applause and cheers. the academy now says it recognizes her bravery. little feather responded in a statement saying, we indians are very patient people. it's only been 50 years. and before we go, a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour. the runner up in kenya's presidential election has confirmed, he will contest the results. rayleigh, odessa says the chair of the electoral commission acted illegally in declaring william roto, the winner, 4 of 7 electoral commissioners, opposed the results of that you're all up to date. my colleague stephen beardsley, is up next with all the latest headlines from the world of business. make sure to stay tuned for that. i'm th

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backstage. >> finished my college education. >> i expect that award to sit on oliver's mantle withall his oscars . i think there's a little that one on the tv room mantle. >> last night at dinner, oliver turned to me and he said it's all up to the moderator.these things die when the moderator is boring so have some. this is me having right now. we'll just dive in. i got a lot of questions and then we're going to talkabout the book , film and then i think 15 minutes left we're going to do some q&a you guys can ask questions. just dive in, this book is great. i read it over the last two weeks or so oliver, i love the book. the prose is amazing. it's through the history of film, through vietnam, through obviously your life and it really is not just a memoir of what happens when, it's personal and it is terrific . n>> allen neglected to tell you that i hired him and he's been my moderator cents. he was the second writer on the wall street money never sleeps which we did in 2012 and i pushed him as hard as i could and got the best out of them and i quite enjoyed it. he's very smart. you wouldn't thin

everyone has their own story, their own idea, their own desire and the desire of oscar, but it stillains, but it just doesn’t seem that today, on the one hand, but to be under attack by american missiles, and on the other hand, to come to los angeles. and so to speak in the form of a penguin to appear on the track. well, there is in it. there is something unnatural about it. she is on the moscow path guests from 44 countries a large international jury headed by yevgeny mironov is very interesting here program. i am very grateful to those graphic artists who, despite the whole situation, were able to come here. this means that they confirm that culture is the only thing. now possible, the bridge to the salvation of mankind appeared at the film festival and the second equal competition russian premieres. here, the jewish collegium is headed by sergei ursulya, who was an excellent divisionist for the humanism of cinematography. for international peace and friendship. if only our films lived up to this motto. i would be happy with this, i will wait for the most long-awaited premiere toda

please welcome oscar winning writer and director, oliver stone. [applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ [applause] and there is just a little room of space for him on the mantle. [laughter] >> last night at dinner oliver turned to me and said it is all up to the moderator. these things die when the moderator is boring so have some pep. [laughter] this is me having pep t right now. we will talk about the book and film and then 15 minutes left he will do q&a so you can ask questions.e suggest a being in this book is great i read it over the last tw' weeks. oliver i read the book a report through history and the history of film through vietnam and your life.an not just a memoir of what happened when but it is very personal and it is terrific. >> allen neglected to tell you that i hired him years ago and he has been my moderator since. [laughter] he was the second writer on the wall street money never sleeps in 2012 and we work together and pushed him as hard as i could and got the best out of him. i enjoyed it. he is very smart. you wouldn't think so. [laughter] but very s

and nearly 50 years i after being booed off the stage at the oscars and apologise are from the oscarsgise are from the organisers. good evening. we begin with the new statistics about pay release today. new figures suggest the real value of wages, has fallen at its fastest rate since records began, leading to further concerns about the cost of living. the office for national statistics says regular pay, excluding bonuses, was up 4.7 % between april and june this year, compared to 2021. but taking inflation into account, wages are actually down 3%, hit by the rising cost of goods and services. the government says it recognises people are struggling with high prices, but is providing direct financial help for millions on low incomes. here's our economics correspondent, andy verity. in barnsley, andrea is looking through toys for her baby after getting a pay rise of £1 an hour in herjob as a packer at a warehouse, which came as a pleasant surprise. with prices rising much faster even that higher wage couldn't buy what it but a year ago. that is a big raise, honestly. but after that, when