and the oscars reflected that? and the oscars reflected that.e heyday of the academy awards, the oscars had such currency because it was one of the few windows giving movie fans the opportunity to gawk at their idols. there wasn't so much access to celebrity that you weren't looking at people's instagrams and twitter accounts and seeing every single red carpet played back on youtube and knowing exactly who was dating who. you know, it was all controlled by the studios. and so when you got access to the stars on oscar night, it was a big deal. everybody showed up and it was a big event. and the movies were in the popular culture. everybody went to the movies and everyone cared. that is no longer true. it's been a real crisis of relevance for the academy in part because i think the movies are less relevant. people go to the cinemas now to see big tempo movies like avatar, top gun. there are much fewer movies that wed the oscars to popular culture. i mean, when you think about the '80s and '90s, movies like terms of endearment, forrest gump, these

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in spirit, it's largely true. >> so bring us up to date, oscar.been impeccable. >> reporter: in both life and on broadway, levant was a friend of interpreter of his music. but it was a complicated relationship. >> i play it all the time, the "rhapsody in blue" mostly, and now i am the first piano man to immortalize on a 78. >> reporter: george loved to tease oscar in what was sometimes a sadistic manner. he would also say to oscar, what are you going to play for the folks tonight? a medley of your hit? >> you heard? >> yes. >> oh, for chrissakes. >> what did you think? >> heard about it, rather. >> reporter: in the play, levant is supposed to conclude his talk show appearance at the piano with a blazing performance of gershwin's "rhapsody in blue." ♪ ♪ >> reporter: fortunately, hayes himself is a gifted piano player. >> i'll try to play a little bit of a chopin waltz. ♪ ♪ >> i started taking lessons and i stuck with it. i thought i was going to be a concert pianist or a film kmusi composer. anyway. >> he is the real deal, folks! >> reporter: it's

who is oscar and what is the play about?, wrote books, super intelligent. he also struggled with mental health and addiction and he would speak openly about it on live television which back on "the tonight show," was crazy. people struggle talking about it today. using it as fodder to make fun of himself and it was super shocking. the tagline on our poster is "anything can happen on live television and one night it did." the name of the show, "good night, oscar" because jacrr used to sign off saying at the end of "the tonight show," he would say good night, oscar levant, wherever you are. it takes place, the whole play takes place in real life, oscar levant got a four hour pass from a mental health facility to appear in a game show.fothislayo "the tonight show." it culminates in this unbelievable appearance on "the tonight show." >> stephen: he had such -- >> sean: not unlike this one. >> stephen: how long did they give you? >> sean: i'll tell you, a lot longer than this place. >> stephen: he's got great sayings. fantastic.

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oscar was my life. the 2 were together for 2 years, including last week, the night the 37 year-old man was shot and killed. >> a gunman opened fire while oscar attempted to de-escalate an argument outside farrington's bar in pleasant hill. he taught me things. my parents could never. he showed me. >> how to live a respectful new full life as a man. you know, i don't know really what to do without i knew i was with them every day. he was my man. and it is now going to live my life through him out of his wishes. no arrests have been announced, although several witnesses have identified alleged shooter, a well-known patron at farrington's and benny's bar and grill in concord. >> we're laredo are worked as a bartender with his brother, francisco. he always never looked back. it was pushed forward. >> you know, and had a lot of goals. pursuing those goals and unfortunately. >> this binney's raised more than for oscar's family during 2 fundraisers last allies wednesday, the raid or laid to rest during a priva

[ cheers and applause >> jimmy: an oscar >> oscar >> jimmy: oscar. >> oscar yeah >> jimmy: you're nominatedgosling and emily blunt and so i've been - [ applause ] yeah it's gonna be very special >> jimmy: wow. yeah, no big deal. yeah, come back for that >> yeah. and i've been commuting to sydney, which has been - >> jimmy: what >> sydney is far, it turns out >> jimmy: yeah, you don't commute to australia >> but i have been >> jimmy: wow, thank you for being here tonight >> yeah. and -- and i found out on the plane. and i knew i was gonna be flying back from sydney to l.a. the day of the announcements >> jimmy: yeah >> and i wanted to do a ritual for myself to -- you know, things have gotten shinier and shinier. and i wanted to have a moment where i got to watch the movie one more time to look back on that moment of that seed of making, the heartbeat, this very special thing we made together and i hadn't watched it on a a plane. so, before the announcements came out, i watched it on the plane. and i felt like one of those superfans of our own movie where they always say, "you know, the movie

my first oscars. [ laughter ] when asked last week about allegations that he participated in a creditimming scam, new york congressman george santos said he was innocent, and added, quote, "i'm no mastermind of anything. which is maybe the first believable thing he's ever said. [ laughter and applause elon musk is reportedly planning to build a town outside austin, texas, for his tesla and spacex employees, that he has described in meetings as a utopia i don't know have you ever been to a party where one guy has a tesla? now imagine every guy has a tesla. [ laughter ] a tattoo artist in india recently set a guinness world record after spending over 90 consecutive hours giving tattoos to 64 people, and hepatitis to 63 people [ laughter ] today was national canine veterans day it's like regular veterans day, except no fireworks! [ laughter ] we have a writer, mike scollins, who's obsessed with the idea that dogs don't like fireworks a lot of his jokes are dependent upon people knowing that and caring and finally, according to a new study, reusable water bottles can have 14 times more ba

the oscar was awarded to frank for producing the movie patton. i think everyone remembers george c scott starred in the movie patton and he didn't come to get his oscar that night. but frank was awarded this one. there's actually a picture of him holding two oscars because he stepped and picked up george c scott. and the question is always, well, what happened to scott's oscar? frank returned it the next. i suppose they pop the label off front, slapped on one for next year and used it again. frank mccarthy during the war was chief of the secretariat, a general headquarters, and he traveled extensively with general marshall, which is a very good thing. frank mccarthy had worked for a as a journalist before the war. he'd done some pr for the broadway show brother rat, and he was a note taker, which is a very, very good thing because marshall didn't take notes for anything. he didn't take notes at meetings, didn't keep a calendar, he didn't keep a journal, he didn't write down things. he kept everything in his head. and so having frank travel with h

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oscar rihanna was remembered and celebrated in concord today. >> just a few blocks from where he worked as a bartender. his funeral is set for tomorrow. he was shot to death last week becoming pleasant hill's first homicide victim since 2021. forcefully to go talk with his family about this sudden and stunning loss. >> 37 year-old oscar laredo mariano's, younger brother and sister escort his casket into queen of all saints catholic church in concord wednesday, the day before his burial in lafayette is such a tragedy right now. and the way that things happened >> we're taking one thing at obviously. through a lot of pain. mom, my sister. try to hold it together. a nearly impossible task given the circumstances, nearly 100 people sat in the pews were laredo mariano's funeral mass was celebrated. he was shot to death outside farrington's bar in pleasant hill last week he was defending a friwhen a gunman opened fire. >> laredo, i, on those partnenicolas to shea was wi him when it happened. he nothing that 9 to provoke anyone. he was just protecting his friend and >> and ho that was a ig. er

the oscar was awarded to frank for producing the movie patton. i think everyone remembers george c scott starred in the movie patton and he didn't come to get his oscar that night. but frank was awarded this one. there's actually a picture of him holding two oscars because he stepped and picked up george c scott. and the question is always, well, what happened to scott's oscar? frank returned it the next. i suppose they pop the label off front, slapped on one for next year and used it again. frank mccarthy during the war was chief of the secretariat, a general headquarters, and he traveled extensively with general marshall, which is a very good thing. frank mccarthy had worked for a as a journalist before the war. he'd done some pr for the broadway show brother rat, and he was a note taker, which is a very, very good thing because marshall didn't take notes for anything. he didn't take notes at meetings, didn't keep a calendar, he didn't keep a journal, he didn't write down things. he kept everything in his head. and so having frank travel with h

open you leave this up stairs to catch up with oscar n. as brick. wow my goodness. the bricks we just saw in the factory. they're actually constructing into an house for someone here in the community. i thought i might buy you remove the fat and the plan we're moving these things now we're here and building it's amazing tell me a little bit about what stage you're at right now we are in the kitchen. i highway many meals will be correct i'sure. th is the bottom. this house cost five thousand dollars and has been micro financed by the community for over them mia whose son lives in the apartment below. where's me on market then you know not be is up with us -- so- and we're not gonna be shown is a ha. seek a teleconference young because it's fussy. ways. they will stop signal no yes if i cd. away no. it's literally like life size lego. oscars hope is that this project will generate interest in the community and encourage future collaboration. media is that most. close to you in the know. it's a lot of this i just can't get over the holes for the electrical outlets in t

going to get nominated for an oscar for my acting.t see that coming. >> stephen: adding author to your list of accomplishments. you've written a book called "mary can." "mary can." >> mary: mary can. >> stephen: obviously you are mary. "mary can," based upon the number of things you can what inspired this idea for you? >> mary: just being told that you can't. >> stephen: who told you you can't, mary? >> mary: some jerk. >> stephen: oh, him. >> mary: it wasn't a good time but i took that darkness and i turned it into light for some child, anywhere in the world that's being told they can't or some -- it's a children's book. you know what i mean. so i took my darkness and turned it into light for someone. it's inspired by real hard times in my life. >> stephen: who were the people -- for me, it was my mom but who were the people for you who gave you faith in yourself and your ability? >> mary: my mom. i would sing around the house and she would let me sing around the house. >> stephen: did your mom sing? >> mary: yeah, she has a scholars

oscar had the personality. >> he could be like. you had your sales department, the head of your company because he definitely he was a people's hearts. you come talk to you within 5 minutes, you know, use your new best friend, denise daytime. chef demetrius brown worked with laredo and says the loss is especially difficult for staff. >> because his younger brother works here too. owner vincent parker says venues will be hosting fundraisers to help cover funeral costs thursday and saturday nights he wanted to do. >> to succeed. you tell him that i got a promotion at work. our come on, we're going to go out and celebrate go have a it that was just his personality man. he was such a great guy is it's a sad and. we're all going to miss. and parker says laredo loved top-shelf tequila and was attending business school aspiring to own his own bar. one game. >> in concord, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in south san francisco, police are looking for a driver connected to a fatal hit and run overnight. it happened near the south san f

oscar, six years old! let that sink in.the biggest windsurfing brands in the world. where do you want this to go for oscar? i think it's about keeping his enjoyment. if we push them too hard then he'll resist it and give up. but while he's enjoying it, that's the key thing to keep him having a good time on the water. 0scar gets out on his board pretty much every day but has travelled the world doing the sport he loves. going windsurfing? they don't believe me. why is that do you think? because they haven't seen me. with nearly 150,000 views online 0scar is a young windsurfer that has to be seen to be believed. how does it feel to be the youngest person on the water? happy. pretty cool, is it a? yeah. somebody should definitely keep an eye on. head to our webiste for reaciton to day one at the masters. three players have a two shot lead. victor hovland, john rahm and brooks koepka are on seven under par. two players are on five under, anddefending champions and defending champions scottie sheffler one of those a further shot

lookok at this >> this sunday, the stars come out for the 95th oscars. if you're thinkingng of watching " "the last o of us" to find outut what happppens on the seasason finale,e, well, youou t have to.o. joel dies. [ laughter ] the oscars, where the magic happens. [ cheers and applause >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: no reason -- >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: don't worry about it don't worry about it watch the oscars [ laughter ] did you guys see this? the wwe is in talks with multiple states about legalizing betting on scripted matches. [ laughter ] yep, betting on scripted matches. what could possibly go right [ laughter ] if you're going to bet on a sport that's scripted, bet on boxing [ audience oohs hey. come on. [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: you guys said it i didn't say it. [ laughter ] guys, listen to this, spotify just announced that it is focusing on video podcasts yep. video podcasts and there's some pretty interesting ads. check this out >> we all love podcasts, but now, imagine if that podcast interview wawas on televisision with lights, and ha

{lilia their offers every year. 0k, oscar wall. _ their offers every year. 0k, oscar wall, interestingry year. 0k, oscar wall, interesting to get 0scar wall, interesting to get your take on that. thank you very much. before we wrap up, just to show you how financial markets have been progressing today in asia. let's not forget that at the start of the trading session there were missiles kicking off from north korea, which obviously caused a wobble stop largely they have shrugged that. they are reacting to the federal reserve minutes. in hong kong we are seeing some selling off of the news of softbank selling out of alibaba, that has weighed on the hang seng today. looking at the hang seng today. looking at the next board to see how the day ended on wall street so you can see how investors are basically reacting to the news, they had inflation numbers out yesterday and also the fed minutes as well which, you know, to some it is heightening fears about what could be ahead in terms of future interest rate rises as opposed to cuts, which is what markets have been desperately trying to pric

the former paralympic athlete oscar pistorius' bid for parole collsed.been seeking early releasefter serving half of his sentence. he was convicted of the murder of his girlfriend in 2013. ahead of the hearing a lawyer for her parents spoke to reporters outside the camp. >> he is the killer of their daughter. for them it is a life sentence. he is eligible for parole but they don't think you should be released. they think he has broken the rules. if he had been he would have come clean and told the true story of what happened that night. the supreme court of appeal felt he has not told everything that happened that night. anchor: our africa correspondent andrew harding has more from pretoria. reporter: i'm afraid it is a farcical situation. th south african justice system looking like it is made a big mess. today's parole board hearing should never have gone ahead in the first place. that is because the prison authorities received a letter three days ago on tuesday of this week explaining to them that oscar pistorius has not actually served according to t

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[ laughter ] that's right the oscars are finally here.veryone nominated, just remember, even if you don't win, fox news might say you did. [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause well, as you probably heard, the white house and congress are talking about banning tiktok they're worried about china spying on us, so it might be outlawed yeah so, they're trying to take it down but i have a feeling it might stay put, kind of like - [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: i mean, people really love tiktok. it'd be hard to watch it go down in flames, sort of like - >> whee! [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: it raises so many questions. will tiktok be totally gone, or will parts of it remain, kind of like -- [ cheers and laughter >> jimmy: or like -- [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: either way, you can feel the tension getting high, almost like -- >> olivia, you [ bleep ] idiot [ laughter ] >> jimmy: long story short, if tiktok is outlawed, it'll leave a giant hole in our hearts, kind of like - [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: his head just went through the wall yeah, it's

that is how people are mourning the death of oscar laredo. describing the 37 and many positive ways he was gunned down monday outside a bar in pleasant hills. kron four's philippe de gaulle talk. some of his colleagues in concord who >> say they still can't believe it happened. >> when 37 year-old oscar laredo moved back to the bay area from new york. he started bartending at benny's bar and grill in concord. and clearly he left an indelible mark. he is memorialized in the establishment where owner vincent parker says laredo work with his younger brother who is heartbroken over his loss is so sad. >> such a loss daytime chef, demetrius brown worked with all 3 years. he spent here the walls. >> we'll be into his friends. he was and to a family. and he was the person that sony's the beach or the next time you see him come give make you feel like part of hey, my brother. he's always every time i was seeing you of eli had play a icu. >> you know that out. that was my boy man early monday morning, oscar laredo became pleasant hill's first homicide

later he became were now for his fil work winning an oscar school, a bafta or a grammy and 2 golden globes for his scores. them in formula one, defending champion max for stopping of red bull, one a chaotic australian grand prix crashes galore cost havoc. but the dutch standings leader was able to keep his cool to win his 2nd race the season. ah, a bit of australian culture before the race got started in once he did red bulls. max fished up and got overtaken by mercedes, george russell in russell's teammate. louis hamilton got past they're stopping in the 1st lap of the race right before the 1st crash for ari shawl. a clerk, the winner in melbourne last year was turned into a pedestrian after making contact with asked ins, land stroll before the 10th lap. another crash this time it's alexander albin for williams who flew off in ended his chances following that may ham fish up and made a move to overtake mercedes louis hamilton. the race was red flagged again on lac 56. kevin magnusson ran wide and grazed the wall, which ripped his wheel apart, teen up a 2 ap showdown between macs for stopp

oscar winning japanese composer you she, sac mojo has died at the age of 71 from cancer, an electronic music pioneer. second moto 1st made waves as one of the co factors of the groundbreaking yellow magic orchestra in his night of japan. later he became renowned for his film work of winning an oscar, a bafta, a grammy, and 2 golden globes for his scores. and pope francis says, lad, to palm sunday mass on rome, saint peter's square, just a day after leaving the hospital following treatment for bronchitis, tens of thousands of worshippers turned back to hear him speak. the ceremony marked the beginning of celebrations for the most important week in the christian calendar . oh, well, while pope frances, with celebrating a return to duties after a bout of ill health in poland, thousands of demonstrators gather to defend a reputation of one of his predecessors. the late pope john pulled a 2nd. the pontiff has been accused of concealing child abuse crimes. while he was archbishop of cracka sunday, march the 18th anniversary of his death bar thing called grizzly bear, the thousands of polish

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reportera: oscar gÓmez recuerda como si fuera ayer la severa inundaciÓn en un sÓtano donde vivÍa y que"tenemos que salir y que sea lo que dios quiera". reportera: en medio de la emergencia, admite que corriÓ con suerte. sufrieron daÑos materiales por decenas de miles de dÓlares, pero eran recuperables. esa noche mÁs de una decena de personas muriÓ en sus sÓtanos anegados debido a los remanentes del huracÁn aÍda en nueva york. >> nosotros gracias a dios con el tiempo hemos ido poco a poco acostumbrÁndonos a vivir con eso, porque no se supera. reportera: para tratar de evitar este tipo de emergencias, se agregÓ un sistema de alertas. la agencia advirtiÓ que en emergencias climÁticas, los suscriptores pueden recibir llamadas incluso durante la noche, un detalle que oscar dice que podrÍa ser la diferencia. >> me registrarÍa, porque si es algo de prevenciÓn o ayudar a prevenir, es muy bueno. fÉlix: tÚ vives en nueva york y sabes que muchas personas viven en esos sÓtanos. ¿hay algÚn estimado de cuÁntos hogares podrÁn suscribirse a esta alerta que puede salvar vidas? reportera: se podrÁn bene

later he became renowned for his film work winning an oscar, a bafta, a grammy, and 2 golden globes for his scores. then went to the united states now and arkansas has been one of the states hardest hit by the storms. battering the u. s. made west and south authorities there have declared a state of emergency after the state was hit by multiple tornadoes. at least 26 people have been killed in the extreme, whether a shredded reef and batted classrooms, all that remain of this arkansas high school students here just beginning to come to terms with the damage done by the tornado. i'm a sophomore. i've been here since 1st grade and at the school i just, i love it. we have very many traditions that i'm very proud of the school and i'm just really sad. oh, fact that it's gone, but i know we will come back stronger and we can build a better school in keep those traditions going. residence in areas of at least 8 western and southern states were affected by the heavy storms that brought dozens of tornadoes. these devastated towns and cities often leaving bubble in their wake. this is the moment

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it all started with the 2019 oscars. billy: the oscar dress was just me being me.f fashion forever. it's a touchstone that will go down in history. i went to the oscars in an antebellum tuxedo gown. as a cisgendered man. it had never happened before. and since then it's changed fashion. geoff: i remember the 2020 grammys where you wore that hat with the motorized crystal curtain. where do these ideas originate? and do you feel pressure to have to top what you've already done? billy: no, i don't feel pressure. i'm just being myself. and what i love about the process is i have an amazing team. it's like we come together, we talk about things, we talk about ideas. best idea in the room always wins with me. you know, i come from the theater, so i'm very collaborative. i'm not a micromanager. and the things show up. billy: -- geoff: billy porter has left his mark on broadway, fashion, television, and music building loyal, sometimes separate fanbases along the way, -- along the way. so how do you then navigate having all of those different audiences, meeting all of those

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what were the oscars -- what did it feel like did you -- was it amazing?re to know what it feels like. it was pretty surreal. >> jimmy: yeah and did -- >> it was awesome. >> jimmy: and did you end up meeting new friends? did you sit at a fun table >> a lot of people you meet a lot of people all these actors that you've always been, you know, looking up to and admiring their work. there was one in particular that i was very, very happy to meet >> jimmy: yeah, and this is ke >> ke. >> jimmy: ke huy quan. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you meet him at first >> i met him -- i was at the governor's ball. >> jimmy: yep. >> and he came to me and i was by myself. and i didn't know who he was and he asked me for a selfie and then, of course, you know, if you seen his instagram, he posts selfies with everybody and my boyfriend saw the selfie and he was like, "oh, my god, you met ke." and i'm like, "yeah. who are you talking about? he's like, "he's data from 'the goonies.'" [ laughter and i'm like, "what? >> jimmy: he is! >> yeah, i know. but, i grew up -- like, for some

oscar told us that he's been threatened by criminals. he claims are responsible for dumping toxic waste in agricultural or protected areas near to city, but lack of better me. her. the government has provided him with a day time body guard a flat jacket in a panic button. but he says the security measures are no match for the armed groups who operate with impunity, which as was older, we escape the government institutions. they should be, are recourse, the regional attorney, general inspector general the own batsmen. often that the upper way because they have been collected by the criminal group, c, r. laura, there's a couple of things i want to touch on there. i eventually wanna move to impunity, which has brought up idea of it. but even before that, i think it was in your pre interview. you told us something along the lines that the violence is the economy. yes. can you, can you explain height? yes. so many people, especially, you know, i used to work with a swedish organization for so many g as a most of the people of psycho longer be

drew: oscar is mobile now.e: they should make it look like oscar's can, like an old-school metal can. drew: it would be more inviting. reggie: dear remember oscar the way he got around? it was this orange man who carried him around? drew: right. reggie: it was like a public works employee. that is what they should do. drew: will the trashcan cost like a million dollars if we bring it here? reggie: if there is a muppet orange man carrying oscar, it'll be worth it. drew: will there be might -- will there be nine studies on which design? reggie: there will be 10. three committees. rights choice. we rng,.r viewers in the west, suspected leaker of top secret documents now in custody. t captured. an fbi s.w.a.t. team takes in the 21-year-old air national guardsman. the pentagon now facing scrutin. why he had access to such closely guarded secrets, as the suspect faces a federal judge today. our team is covering all the angles from washington, the boston courthouse, and with the president. >> state of emergency. rain

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i went to the oscars and in antebellum tex ito gown as a cisgender to man.ed before. since then, it has changed fashion. >> i remembered the 2020 grammys were you wear the hat with the motorized crystal curtain. where did the a's ideas -- these ideas originate? do you feel pressure to top what you have done? >> i don't feel pressure, i'm just being myself. what i love about the process is i have an amazing team. we come together and talk about things, we talk about ideas, best idea in the room always wins with me. i come from the theater so i'm very collaborative. i'm not a micromanager. the things show up. >> billy porter has left his mark on broadway, fashion, television, and music, building loyal, sometimes separate fan bases along the way. how do you navigate having all of those different audiences, all of those different sets of expectations? >> i'm trying to figure that out. and i think and i hope it is a return to the mainstream music space that will do that because music is the universal language. existing in all of the spaces, these creative artisti

_ the inaudible where they hard,, rejecting oscar's nuclear- rejecting oscar's nuclear blackmail andtability for war crimes. the g7 from the gecko has led the world in galvanising and sustaining support for ukraine. now as they plan to counter offend, to take back land on the right people on occupied territories, to stop the missiles, bombs and drugs which continue to rain down on civilians we stand with ukraine. when the inevitable voices led by our russia boaters losing its walk conquest talk about avoiding escalation or calling for ukraine to stop claiming its own territory will remind the world of who is the aggressor and who is the victim. who has 20% of its land occupied by enemy forces? whose children are being disappeared and whose civilians are being left in mass graves? at the same time russia has again blocked ukraine from reaching the log, spiking food prices for people everywhere, the last few days no ships have gotten out of ukraine and more than 50 have been blocked from going in. countries around the world depend on this life—saving grain, pressures breaking its promi

there was no real reason to shoot someone in the situation. >> over words, some of oscar's friends andamily have grown frustrated with the police investigation into the homicide. no arrests have been announced, although several witnesses have identified the alleged shooter, a well-known patron that farrington's and benny's bar and grill in concord. we're rihanna worked as a bartender with his brother friend, our family is very, very, very, very we now see what big impact he had in the community, our friends, our loved ones. >> what we are surprise, a lot of people have been here every single day and our family wants to appreciate that. and so and with all the that my brother left behind and we can see people by showing giving us a call here in a small messages. and at the end there supporting us. he trims at denny's raised more than $25,000 for oscar's family. >> during 2 fundraisers >> in concord, philippe djegal all kron years. >> berkeley police are investigating how a woman's body ended up in the waters off the berkeley marina. the discovery was made monday evening after a caller s

without a speech at the political oscars even performances for the artist zelensky, who never becamethem, now sean pen comes, that he is pan, he saw him on tv. and now what, he pan comes and hits him with a figurine. well, this is such a disaster for the entire former ukrainian sir. what is this gnome? moral gnomes according to the internal culture of the gnome elected president. that's why they chose him because they knew how to lead him, so that he would make it so that poroshenko and none of the other systemic politicians were led to the oboi country. i insist on this they could not convince them to open war too those smart understanding cunning managed. uh, a puppet, a puppet at all, well, yes, it turns out in fact, a puppet, but he is sure that he is not a puppet. you understand this is very important. this is a very good job of psychologists. uh, they bought him for the fact that we will erect monuments to you in cities, and then they began to bring him billions of dollars, right here to bring. and he thought, this is happiness, he didn’t even understand that he was just a cont