she only knew oscar the way everybody knew oscar.es. and then, through coincidence, four months later, the car dealer that oscar ordered that mclaren showed him a picture of her. suggested he might want to take you to the sports the words. it was like they were made for each other. both, disciplined, hardworking, will read, hoping to put their fame to use. in the betterment of others. oscar, victims, and re-victims of domestic violence. >> did you meet oscar? >> i did yes. >> she -- >> and like a gentleman, lauren accepted his role as his her acts. and as an ex-boyfriend, he would occasionally meet reeva at a cafÉ to talk about all those times. one of those encounters, though, for ever be replaying in his mind. >> why did she tell you she was up? two >> she told me how she loved him. she was happy. >> perfectly innocent, said lauren, but did oscar think so? bachelor had seen, he said, how jealous oscar could be about his former girlfriend samantha. he told us reeva's friends believe oscar now felt the same way about her. >> she was c

a preview of my new oscar menu.nd our chocolate oscars covered in 24 karat gold. so i see you all on the red carpet. >> you'll see us with that gold. it happens every year. this year's governor's ball menu will include classics like the smoked salmon oscar and the spicy tuna tartare. those are so good. we love them. and two new dishes he is including and sent us a preview taste test of these. his take on chicken and waffles and ma maison chicken salad. it's gorgeous. >> what kind of chicken salad? >> ma maison. thank you, linsey. this year's governor's ball will take place immediately after the oscars. that airs, oh, by the way, on march 12th on abc and wolfie will join us live on the red carpet just before the big day t walk us through all of the preps. please bring lots of food, wolfie, we always love that segment. and that's "pop news." >> thank you, lara. >>> coming up, traveling with "the right stuff." the best luggage to take wherever you go coming up in our next half hour. >>> whoo. bill a better bay area mov

- it's oscar milos.us more about it. and in general, what a trace he left for your town oskormillage. this is one of the figures that is highly valued in general in world culture. and we are proud that he is still our countryman and no matter who says that the french consider him a french poet, lithuanians lithuanian poles, polish anyway in their symphonies in their poetic works. he talked about our cherry and the places of his childhood today linden alley reminds of bygone times and famous owners, these landscapes are breathtaking, nature turned out to be more merciful in relations and offended the neighbor's heritage step. people destroyed everything they could , not even the houses of this cascade of ponds, which are mentioned in the symphonies of oscar milos , and nature, nature turned out to be more merciful. look, this is a wonderful alley, and if you go all the way to the end of this alley where you could come and enjoy the surrounding nature. i was told a story that once in paris, oscar weil went

certainly a favourite for the oscars but it - favourite for the oscars but it looked like it was goingtty well. it got for the awards and the casting costume design and make—up and hair but it is done pretty well. and wasn't massively fancied when it set out so good night for the director baz luhrmann and a terrific night for elvis presley fans too. what might his betrayal was quite astounding. best actress another tough category and cate blanchett won this time. well, i think the strong money was on cate blanchett. she has done pretty well through the award season and she picked up her award season and she picked up her award for tar playing in the verbal and musical production giving a speech... a lot of people not preparing speeches at this years baftas and i don't know if that is a sign. there are signs baftas going its own way from the oscars. brendan favours was seen as a favourite for the oscars and he wasn't really anywhere to be seen in the acting category for baftas and i think the reason it is so distinct from the officers now —— oscars now is partly to do with the judging s

it's an oscar nominee.o an oscar nominee. [ cheering ] i look forward to seeing you there. i can tell you something. i know if this gives you an advantage, but we're playing the oscars on gravel this year. >> i'll be there, i'll be there. >> jimmy: and on peacock now. we'll be back with patrick mahomes. ♪ >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by crown royal. live generously and life will treat you royally. ♪ ♪ luxury exemplified. innovation electrified. with apple music seamlessly integrated. the all-new, all-electric eqs suv from mercedes-benz. see your dealer for exceptional offers on mercedes-benz electric vehicles. hey, it's just not right. nah, i need to try something... new. [sfx: triangle instrument dings] “ring my bell” by anita ward. ♪ ring my bell ♪ ♪ my bell ♪ doritos, try another angle. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the ♪ my bell ♪ comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable networ

to borrow from oscar wilde, you would have — it? would have to have _ it? to borrow from oscar wilde, you would have to have a _ it? to borrow from oscar wilde, you would have to have a heart - it? to borrow from oscar wilde, you would have to have a heart of- it? to borrow from oscar wilde, you would have to have a heart of stone| would have to have a heart of stone not to laugh at some of this stuff. the idea there is some left—wing economic establishment and treasury orthodoxy that is responsible, even joe biden at one point seems to be responsible for what happened to her. i don't think it will wash with the british public.— the british public. thank you very much. a british family has apologised to the people of grenada for the ownership of more than 1,000 slaves. in 1835, the trevelyan family received nearly £27,000 — a huge sum at the time, the equivalent today of around $3.5 million — in compensation from the british government for the abolition of slavery. the trevelyan family is now paying reparations to the people of the

tatyana mikhailovna i know that the chire has its own oscar, this is oscar the darling.l us more about it. and in general, what kind of a trace did he leave for your place? well, this is one of figures, which is highly valued in general in world culture. and we are proud that he is still our countryman and whoever talks about what the french consider french, therefore lithuanians are lithuanian poles, polish anyway in their symphonies in their poetic works. he talked about our cherry and the places of his childhood. the heritage of the cuties is a special pride of the locals today in the old days and famous owners reminds of linden alley, these landscapes are breathtaking, nature turned out to be more cute, offended the heritage on the left, step heritage, the neighbor is gone. people destroyed everything that could not be left at home, nickname of this cascade of ponds, which is mentioned in the symphonies of oscar milash, and nature turned out to be more merciful. look, this is a wonderful alley , and if you go to the end, it was they who stood there, a gazebo, a gazeb

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it's an oscar nominee.r nominee. [ cheers and applause ] i look forward to seeing you there. i can tell you something. i don't know if this gives you an advantage, but we're playing the oscars on gravel this year. [ laughter ] >> right, i'll be there. i'll be there. >> jimmy: "tar" in select theaters and on peacock right now. we'll be back with patrick mahomes! two great danes?! i know. giant uncle dane and his giant beard. maybe a dragon? no, dragons are boring. twin sisters! and one is a robot and one is a knight. and i'll be on the side of... the octopus. rawr!!! the volkswagen atlas. more room for possibilities. - pistachio cream cold brew. - thanks. ♪ hey! it's been so long. ♪ who says you can't go for bold? without going broke... get the brands you want, the prices you want, whenever you want. tj maxx. where you can always afford to be you to the maxx. ♪ meet with an expert who'll do them for you. so you can do... ...not taxes. ♪ business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay con

i'm not going to judge anyone, you know. >> jimmy: who will you take to the oscars with you?ome because he came to venice, and he came to -- what was the other one where we did well? the golden globes. at this point he's a little lucky charm for us. >> jimmy: okay, yeah. do you believe in like -- the luck of the irish, is that just a thing that americans say? or is that like french toast in france? >> it's an american thing, yeah. but it's great, i like it, i'll take it. >> sure, why not, what the so your brother, he is i assume fun to go to something like this with? >> yeah. >> jimmy: he behaves himself? >> he's great, yeah. he's kind of shy. he's not going to be busting up, talking to people and whatever. sometimes i get nervous in the car, i can be a bit snappy. he doesn't really get angry with me. >> jimmy: oh, i see. >> yes. >> jimmy: you take out your -- >> kind of, on my brother, yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: but he's used to it? is he younger or older brother? >> younger, but he grew up with a house full of women, so he's used to being dictated to. >> jimmy: how many in the h

let me let one thing because we're trash in the oscars. if there'swish one thing w i wie could adopt from them in life, how awesome would it be if you could play people off when they were talking to you for too long, like, yeah, you get stuck in a conversation you don't want to be in and then out of nowhere, you can just slowly raise the volume on an orchestra and they're just forced to likeorches, walk away. i mean, amazing. that's like the appro your phone to call you in two minutes. in twoh, yeah, yeah. i he's amazing. minutes guy benson.guy no, let's talk about this really quick., th the academy, i think, acis acknowledging what youyou framed as a desperation forfr ratings. okay despera, by nominating top which is a box office smash, traditionally, they don't do that, you know what i mean? o you think this is theirs are a admission that things are bad, that they're reaching outit i to the broader audience? because usually it's like an art house film a , like a transgender squid is nominated for best pictur pi [ good film, good film. bu

reggie:reggie: i guess collect oscar year.inger: yeah, ok, i think it is "everything everywhere all at once." i had to think about how to say that. reggie: agreed. ginger: it was so special. it is all good. you cannot go wrong. reggie: you cannot, loved it, amazing. yours? kumasi: i have not watched a lot of them. oop. reggie: i am trying t kumasi to watch some. ginger: she is going to sit down with a bowl of stovetop. reggie: that sounds echo beautiful weekend. kumasi: absolutely not. reggie: thank you for planning for us. kumasi: take me now. reggie before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. kumasi: welcome back. with the m

oscar james it is difficult to speak. i listened to her accolades and words and believe it is important to stand up and take acknowledgment at times even though i don't like it for those who follow. thank you supervisor safai for this recognition as well as the rest of the board of supervisors. i would like to say that many times people look at the (inaudible) we are recognizing me as part ofblack history month and one thing we like to do is acknowledge our ancestors as well as our elders. it has also been a village and family. my mom was here and had to leave because my daughter had her valentine's day so my wife, happy valentine's day to you. the opportunity to be able to serve is something i always cherished. before i became a firefighter i worked for san francisco unified school district because i understood what labor meant. my grandfather came after world war 2. he was a long shoreman. the classic story of migration to give opportunity. was only able to get a 6 grade education. what i do for others is because what t

but let's just talk about the oscars.th, do you think? well, if you are betting right now, the odds—makers would say, yes. put your money on everything everywhere all at once. but we don't know what the oscar voters will think. it won produces a ward, it has got a lot of acclaim, but you just really can't tell what will happen in the oscars. and yet, a night like tonight, very glamorous, some of the same stars you will see the oscars. michelle yeoh beat out cate blanchett. jamie lee curtis beat out angela bassett. let's talk about _ beat out angela bassett. let's talk about the _ beat out angela bassett. let's talk about the men. _ beat out angela bassett. let's talk about the men. brendan i talk about the men. brendan fraser getting the best film actor for a whale. fraser getting the best film actorfor a whale. where fraser getting the best film actor for a whale. where you surprised about that? austin butler is seen as a bit of a favourite for his betrayal as elvis —— the whale. you also have carolyn —— colin farrell. y

when - we have seen at the oscars? i think he will be fantastic.. when we think of him we think of a guy who likes to have fun, he doesn't take himself too seriously and i think, in partnership with somebody like alison hammond, who doesn't love her? everyone will be in good spirits and they know how to get what they need out of who will be there. i think we will be in for a treat with both of them. a little bit treat with both of them. a little bi. . ., treat with both of them. a little bit about one particular film and some people — bit about one particular film and some people being _ bit about one particular film and some people being this - bit about one particular film and some people being this invited l bit about one particular film and - some people being this invited over security threats, but there have been a number of production based on real life, elvis for example. what do you make of those? elieis real life, elvis for example. what do you make of those?— do you make of those? elvis in particular. _ do you make of those? elvis in par

oscar has never been apolitical.se were just such excuses, that’s why everyone was still afraid of the oscar organizers, afraid of the american film academics. well, i hope they it's a shame now and i hope that volodymyr zelenskyi will perform at the next oscar. but you have to understand that in one of the categories, the best documentary film may well win a film called navalny , he is currently one of the favorites. it was simply submitted from denmark, the film is called a house of sticks, it tells about a children's shelter on the demarcation line, the film was shot even before february 24th, what about the bulk, this is a film made in canada daniel eh roer and well, the film has already received awards there at the borys sandenka, the audience's sympathy, two of the audience's sympathies . and this film is very sensational, and it has already collected an incredible number of positive reviews on the site of the aggregator of various reviews of rotentomets, that is, one of the not the largest sites out there well

the movie brought home six oscars.ve a team of oscar and tony award winners lined up to adapt the movie to the stage. no word yet, though, when the curtains will open. >>> and we now know when barbra stre sreisand's much anticipated memoir will hit the book stores. "my name is barbra" will be released november 7th. in the book streisand tells her story from growing up in brooklyn to the early parts of her career and then eventually global stardom. the book is also set to reveal details about her relationships with famous friends ranging from marlon brando to madeleine albright. the publisher says the memoir is just like barbra, frank, funny, opinionated and charming. >>> and it seems cupid is offering cannabis to its valentine's day offerings this year. a survey found that three in five american adults plan to use or gift cannabis on february 14th. the survey commissioned by a multistate cannabis company also found that adults living in the northeast are most likely to incorporate pot in their celebration. the company

we are trashing the oscars. if there is one thing i wish we could adapt from them.ow awesome if you could play people off when they were talking for too long. >> you get stuck in the conversation you don't want to be in and out of nowhere, you can raise the volume on an orchestra and they forced to walk away. i think it would be amazing. >> that's like the app, you program the phone and call you in two minutes. guy benson, the academy is acknowledging what you frame as a desperation for ratings by nominating "top gun," do you think this is their admission that things are bad and reaching out to the broader audience. it is like a transgender squid is nominated for best picture. >> good film. [ laughter ] >> "top gun" was just fun and bad-ass and awesome and super successful. they were like -- i think a culture victory for conservatives. just for america generally that hollywood felt compel to nominate that movie for best picture. good for them. i won't be watching but go get them, tiger. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> in "bar rescue," if i know two people hate each oth

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oh, the the film $17.00 oscars. right. we not eat more oscars. may await spielberg next month for the fable men's. a handsome jewish boy to psyche and what movie he'll make next after his new lifetime achievement award. here in berlin. spielberg says he plans to spend this year, figuring that out. ah, you're up to date coming up next is our documentary series dock film. this time is looking at the efforts to save the ancient temples on the nile is more in detail. you don't comp and on social media to i think i'll be, i'm jarrett. great, thanks for watching. stay with being fought in real time on social media and safe and sound isn't swent up in the propaganda war for ukraine on russia's war in crane one year since the invasion.

kumasi: lesson two weeks away from the oscars.gie: many contenders were hand for another awards show, the sag awards last night. abbott elementary to the award for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a comedy series. the dropout won for best limited series, that is the story of elizabeth holmes and their nose. rebecca jarvis created a produced that. and it was a historic make for the film everything, everywhere all at once. it slipped all major categories from including the award for best cast in a motion picture. the film's two lead actors took home the top acting awards. these big words correctly told winners in the acting categories that the oscars newly 75% of the time. you still have time to catch up on those oscar-nominated from spirit awards with were that sunday, march 12 at 5:00 p.m. kumasi: this is exciting. reggie: my winners had better when lisa: rain moving into the far north bay. you have a little time but you may want to of yourself extra time, because the radar is beginning to fill in. you look at fortenner,

he's home on the film. 17 oscars. my train, very few directors have made as many big budget movies across as many different genres as steven spielberg. but what's unique about steven spielberg's life's work that's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with viewers across cultures and generations. spielberg will receive the honorary golden bear at a screening of the fable max on perhaps next month, he'll be accepting more awards at the oscars or handsome jewish way to psych you that seal used for now coming up next on dw business, rob watts will be here talking about how inflation is heating at the bottom line for the beak. us retail is of course, is more on our website, t w dot com and handled social media a handle there is that t w's on jared ray. thank you for watching. through state. she double used crime fighters are back to the africa. most successful radio drama series continues. all episodes are available online and of course you can share and discus

he's a film 17 oscars. not he more oscars may await spielberg next month for the fable men's a handsome jewish boy to psych you and what movie home make next after his new lifetime achievement award here in berwin spielberg says he plans to spend this year figuring that out ah will after 18 days the festivities venice is carnival, has wrapped up with the fist at dela marie, the city's oldest festival. now the feast of the marys celebrates the 10th century century legend of a victory over pirates who kidnapped 12 young girls. around $3000000.00 visitors come to venice each year for the carnival, which also celebrates hidden ism and was banned by the catholic church in the 18th century. one of the most important events is the contest for the most beautiful mask, which is judged by a panel of international costume. and fashion designers look fancy. that's your news that fin. now doc film is up next. i'm jared reading, berlin, and thanks so much for watching have a great day. imagine how many portion of lunch a

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see you at that oscars. >> okay, okay! let's do that. >> jimmy: will you be at the oscars?mmy: got nominated for best animated. >> i know. i know. >> jimmy: you should be there. >> i play an animated cat. is that enough excuse to go to the oscars? >> jimmy: i don't think you need an excuse. >> i play an animated cat. but i love the film. i love the film. and i might show up any way. >> jimmy: why not? come. >> i have a dress. i don't know what to do with it. i don't know where to take it. oh, let's go to the oscars. >> jimmy: oh you have the dress already. wear it. sure. you know, i was looking at a picture. i have this great photograph from 2017 when i was hosting the oscars. >> i remember! >> jimmy: and there was a mix-up at the end. >> i am terrified, because you're doing it again. god knows what's going to happen. oh, but that was very exciting. what an electrical moment, no? >> jimmy: yeah. >> 1979 -- >> jimmy: it looks like we had a photograph. no, it was 2017. let's zoom in on salma here. this is while it was happening. >> you know i saw it coming. i saw it happening

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do home on the film. 17 oscars. my train, very few directors have made as many big budget movies across as many different genres as steven spielberg. but what's unique about steven spielberg's life's work that's being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling. and that is what resonates with viewers across cultures and generations. spielberg will receive the honorary golden bear at a screening of the fable men's. when on perhaps next month, he'll be accepting more awards at the oscars. a handsome jewish boy dislike you. and let's get straight over to the red carpet and our berlin l. a report. our leader ever alida steven spielberg. he's here in the german capital berlin. can you give us a taste of what's going on? bear now while spielberg has her given a press conference. here i am. he said that it's an app, an absolutely huge honor for him to be awarded this price because he considers the berlin either one of the worlds and most impressive film festivals. he was of course, asked or what his

the, the film 17 oscars. right. we not. e is more oscars, may await spielberg next month for the fable men's. a handsome jewish play to psyche, and what movie he'll make next after his new lifetime achievement award. here in berlin. spielberg says he plans to spend this year figuring that out. ah, a carnival season is drawing to a close in venice and the city is celebrating its oldest tradition, the festa dela, muddy dating back to the 10th century. it celebrates the venetian victory of the parts are planned to kidnap 12 young girls. around $3000000.00 visitors come to venice every year for the carnival. on of the most important events is the contest for the most beautiful mask, which is judged by panel of international costume and fashion designs. that's all for now coming up next, rob, once with all your d. w business news including how inflation is hitting the bottom line for u. s. retirement stay with every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation.

the remarkable story behind this oscar—nominated movie.s triathlete realised her dream of getting herfilm made. and coming up on the bbc news channel, two years on from the protests that saw it collapse, the european super league is back with proposals already dubbed a wolf in disguise. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at 0ne. an appeal to raise desperately needed funds for those affected by two deadly earthquakes in turkey and syria has been launched this morning. the government says it will match the first £5 million donated by the public to the disasters emergency committee. it comes as the official death toll from monday's tragedy reaches 16,000. rescuers are still trying to save people trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings, but there's concern now too for survivors made homeless by the earthquakes. many have had to spend a third night outdoors in freezing conditions, some scavenging in the ruins of buildings to find wood to burn to keep warm. the world health organization is warning of a "secondary disaster" if surviv

because of course, that stop at the oscars led l course, that stop at the oscars led to resurfacing aboutt category is of course cate blanchett and tar. that is the role she plays as a fictional conductor and composer in a film about council culture, and society's rush to judgment. about council culture, and society's rush tojudgment. it about council culture, and society's rush to judgment. it is a critical success, and it would be cate blanchett�*s fourth best actress bafta. as for the rest, the irish contingent are out in force tonight, particularly for the banshees 0f inisherin, that from about two friends who fall out with absolutely catastrophic consequences come up with the colin farrell and brendan gleeson amongst a host of cast members in the category. it is up for best film and ten other nomination. ten nominations too for everything everywhere all at once, a time travelling for want of a film, but michelle you're up for best actress, and she is a strong contender if the bookies are wrong about cate blanchett. —— with michelle yeoh. the film that did best at the box office was e

who has won an emmy, grammy, and 0scarand a who has won an emmy, grammy, and oscar and a tony.— and oscartony. those are the four award ceremonies and i the four award ceremonies and she has won all of them as have a handful of other artist, in fact she is only the 18th person to win any or all of those different types of award shows. she won the grammy for voicing essentially the audiobook of her autobiography called finding me. and again this was many hours ago, we have at about eight or nine hours worth of ceremony with the two shows and this was right at the beginning but she too was very emotional about that achievement because so many, so few people have done it. ., ., , ., it. overall what is the general feelin: it. overall what is the general feeling about _ it. overall what is the general feeling about this? _ it. overall what is the general feeling about this? it - it. overall what is the general feeling about this? it is - it. overall what is the general feeling about this? it is the i feeling about this? it is the biggest event for the music business, what are people saying ab

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he's a film 17 oscars. right. we not, he more oscars may await spielberg next month for the fable men's a handsome jewish boy to psych you and what movie hell make next after his new lifetime achievement award here in berwin spielberg says he plans to spend this year figuring that out. ah, this is dw news from berlin, and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. china's top diplomat has said beijing is ready to deepen strategic cooperation with russia. wine has been meeting with president vladimir putin in moscow. the u. s. has warned beijing against providing material support for russia's invasion. that's your news for now. coming up next made in germany and the economic painful kicked off by russia's invasion of ukraine. don't forget that our website dw dot com on our social media charles half more. and you can find them with the handle communities i popped up on in the us back again in 30 minutes with you ah, one years of war in ukraine. how has it affected the economy? our sanctions against

the first time nods for stars we love and fabulous oscar season fashion.is all in on the red carpet. tonight at 9:00 p.m. on abc7. an adorable frenchy at a new york shelter gaining national attention. this is ralphie, a one-year-old french bulldog area i love the blackeye. as cute as he is, he's been adopted and returned three times. the spca describes him as a good-looking bad boy. they've also called him a firebreathing demon dog. do you believe that? too sweet. he will begin a six-week boarding and training program and be placed into a new home. the shelter is asking for donations to cover training costs, from what i read, it is thousands of dollars. >> does he bark in both languages? -- >> i expect nothing less from spencer on something like that. . >> this is espn on abc. >> sean: this is north carolina state university. and tonight the hurricanes have walked 1,056 feet away from pnc arena. the tailgaters are walking a different route. the end zone is still the student section, but tonight we are playing hockey outside at carter-finley stadium. this i

michelle yo discusses her oscar-nominated performance. struggle as many pets are adopted during the pandemic are returned. ♪ announcer: this is a pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. host: this week we will mark one year since russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine with a series of stories. tonight, the drone warrior. nick schifrin and our videographer traveled to front-line units in donetsk province and reported on ukraine's efforts to modernize a were often seen to echo from last century. reporter: in the forest outside bakhmut where two soldiers fight on their own, the sounds of war have not changed for centuries. thekrainian soldiers fight with the weapons of yesterday and today. they launch their $10,000 chinese drone up and over the trees they use for cover to hunt for russian troops. the 21st century version of rward observing. the drone relays the location to the artillery commander. before the war, the pilot was an engineer. >> co

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i would not be here having you say -- oscar-nominated.have a movie that is so authentic for an asian immigrant family and so loved and embraced today. so yes, i believe we have made leaps and bounds of change that we cannot sit back and say, ok, we have done it. we have to keep evolving and pushing the envelope and we should do that together. jeffrey: michelle yeoh is saving this and other universes in movie theaters around the country. she vies for the academy award on march 4. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeff brown. ♪ amna: rescue shelterare feeling the pressure these days. too many potential pets and not enough people adopting them. inflation has made owning and caring for a pet more expensive leaving some owners struggling to afford rising costs. our deputy sior producer of national affairs courtney noris and dorothy hastings have this story. reporter: america's animal shelters are in crisis. many are at capacity and understaffed with adoptions lagging. in fact, animals are sitting in shelters for longer periods of time than they have i

— oscars might end up? yeah. last ear, the oscars might end up? yeah.at the oscars — best actor, actress, supporting categories and then instead of best picture, they have ensemble. that is what the actors have instead best picture. what you have are some ding—dong head—to—head races. let�*s quickly go through them. in best actress, michelle yeoh won last night for everything everywhere all at once. now, she has won at the golden globes. she has won here. but after baftas and at the critics choice, it was cate blanchett who won four tar, where she plays a conductor accused of abuse. so we have a head—to—head battle there. let�*s go for best actor, where brendan fraser won last night for the whale. he also had a previous success during this awards season. he won the critics choice award. but when it came to the baftas and the golden globes, it was austin butler who won for his role as elvis. so again, a real ding—dong head—to—head. and in best supporting actress, possibly the biggest shock of last night was jamie lee curtis winning for playing a tax insp

he's an emmy, golden globe and tony winning actor who is oscar-nominated for "the fabelmans.the only judd hirsch will be here tonight [ cheers and applause and you know him from hbo's "the get down" and "jurassic world. he stars in "sharper" which is out this weekend justice smith is also going to be joining us. [ cheers and applause plus we'll have music from talented singer/songwriter regina spektor we're so happy when she is here. [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, the gop is facing blowback for heckling president biden during his state of the union address last night after he accurately pointed out that several republicans had proposed cutting social security and medicare meanwhile, marjorie taylor greene stood up and shouted in a fur coat like a "real housewife" who wasn't allowed into a reunion show. [ laughter ] but other than that, republicans had a pretty great night for on this, it's time for "a closer look. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: you might remember that after donald trump's rogue's gallery of dip [ bleep ] and doofuses got creamed in the

kumasi: now to oscar sunday. -- oscar nomination will not be rescinded.ation was opened looking into the film's campaign tactics. some airless liberties championed a performance and through social media and film screenings. officials say they are addressing the responsible parties directly. they also reported changes to the review process are coming. we will keep you updated on the latest oscar news. the only place to watch the oscars is right here on abc7. jimmy kimmel is hosting the academy awards sunday, march 12 at 5:00 p.m. we will have coverage of all of the festivities before hand. reggie: it is b day. beyonce has announced her anticipated renaissance tour dates including here in the bay area. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom. gloria: here inro iso exced this mornbenc will be here in the bay area in august. i morning, it says she will be stopping here in the bay area on august 30 at levi's stadium. the tour starts in may in sweden. the u.s. leg begins in july in philadelphia and ends in philadelphia and ends in september at the superdome in new

the oscars. the oscars , i don't know oscars. the oscars, i don't know when they are.to 12th. of course, you would know the calendar. okay so obviously last year we saw slap gate with will smith and chris rock. will smith slapped , chris rock after smith slapped, chris rock after some inappropriate comments he made about jada pinkett , made about jada pinkett, alopecia her battle with alopecia her battle with alopecia . this year, the chief alopecia. this year, the chief executive , bill kramer, has come executive, bill kramer, has come out and said that they've now hired a crisis team, which is the first in its history . and the first in its history. and this crisis team is going to be on hand to kind of deal any unexpected situation that may arise on the night, which, to be honest, i think is just ridiculous. we're not talking a room of kids who need to be chaperone things. we're talking about professionals in the acting field. and they're a lot of budget just to make that none. nothing unexpected happens where i think the oscars have bigger problems . their hands in

the oscars are now two weeks away. reggie: you really needed to see all the memes when she did the thing. jobina: viola davis is my woman. reggie: that was the best response i've ever seen to a twitter meme. good morning. lisa: front on the way. this is live doppler seven. looking at the rain a couple hours away. morning downpours heavy at times. snow level at 2100 feet. temperatures in the 30's. i had frost on my windshield this morning. cooler than yesterday. a live look outside where it is quiet. looking for rain to begin next hour or two and then picking up with the gusty winds and linger. in some parts of the bay we will talk about the gusty winds. reggie: overnight, widespread damage in several states. jobina: at least a dozen people are hurt after the storm overnight. winds top 100 miles for our in the southern plains. nine tornadoes reported in kansas and oklahoma. the winds were so strong, an rv slammed up against the house. residents in norman, oklah described the enormity. >> all i heard was rattling. the do

reporter: the film won seven oscars.ery few directors have made as many big-budget movies across as many different genres as steven spielberg. but what is unique about steven spielberg's life's work that is being recognized here in berlin is the universality of his storytelling, and that is what resonates with the viewers across cultures and generations. spielberg will receive the honorary golden bear at a screening of "the fabelmans." and perhaps next month, he will be accepting more awards at the oscars. >> my handsome jewish boy. just like you. brent: dw's halida abbaro, she is at the berlinale and she told me that steven spielberg has proven to be one of the biggest stars of the festival so far. halida: yes, well, when they threw to questions from the audience you have never seen so many hands go up at once. it was literally practically a physical fight for the microphone among the journalists. spielberg did say it was a massive honor to get this prize at the berlinale because he does consider this to be one of the m

dan: we are 16 days away from the oscars. can see who wins live on sunday, march 12 at 5:00 p.m.. ama: thank you so much for watching. dan: for all of us, we appreciate your time. have a great weekend. right now, some guy named tom cruise. ama: >>>. >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- tom cruise, camila morrone, and music from walk off the earth. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. very nice. welcome. appreciate that. hi, guys. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. [ cheers and applause ] thanks for watching. thank you for joining us here at our wet headquarters in hollywood. you can feel the electricity in the air, you canee

jonah benvela black-eyed blonde written by william monk, oscar winner nosy neil jordan, who directedhe cult film interview with a vampire, filming marlow jordan, not only finalized the script by adding intrigue, but also masterfully created the noir atmosphere of 1939 in an american city in the film, not everything is definitely not there, only black and only white have shades . it's closer to the movie blade runner than to hawkins' deep sleep , how once chandler created in his works a kind of base city inside los angeles, a city within a city like this, and we tried to portray a city that never didn't exist an hour ago, a blue car came in, two got out, looks like the suspects repainted, yes. it's bent or mister, hendrix's bow sam sucker. hendrix is ​​the most he is a member of the club, like the mexicans. i want you to stalk like a rodent terrier and don't even try to object to me . the director's attention to detail is amazing, perfectly choreographed shots. luxurious decor and atmosphere. the scenes make it clear that director neil jordan is a true perfectionist and audiences are

oscar acar is watching it unfold from the bay area. he is from turkey and is worried about friends and family. he knows first hand what they're going through after surviving a major quake in turkey in 1999 when he was a teen. >> it was devastating. it was terrible. it was the middle of the night and there was no light. you just heard the noises and we were trying to get with my family members. we were just screaming to each other and just held hands till we found the exit where to go. we never forgot that moment. >> reporter: which is why oscar a nurse at stanford hospital says he plans to fly to turkey next week on his own to help the injured >> i know from my past experience, the hospitals will be krourded and they need -- crowded and they need a lot of help. so many families are impacted from the earthquake. therefore i will be more beneficial there. >> reporter: he set up a gofundme account to raise money for a turkish relief industry. the chair says a young woman working for the agency in syria was among the thousands who have die

pretty predictable, to one that is completely unpredictable. >> is there a reform formula for the oscars? >> no. they are no longer a national audience worth its candle because that audience is really no longer interested. >> they're not interested in the awards and the showmanship of the awards. >> they're not interested in the whole process of it. just -- by the way, the awards don't reflect their interests, either. it used to be thathere was -- there was congruence between the movies that people went to see and the awards that were given to those movies that were most popular. not that they were the most necessarily or the least artistic or whatever, but there was a real correlation between popular movies and the giving of blessings on those movies and the people in them. but that disappeared a while ago, and the awards went to movies that nobody watched, nobody went to see, and then no one went to see anything because the pandemic came. so the whole house has kind of collapsed upon itself. and what i think is, is that the awards ceremony should be for the industry and not for consume