oscar tradition. the 2010 oscars was david versus goliath, the champion avatar, the highest grossing film of all time, the challenger, the hurt locker, a low budget war movie. it was a showdown between heart locker director catherine bigelow. and our ex husband added our director james cameron. plus there was this big gender again in 80 years, the oscars had nominated 400 filmmakers as best director. only 3 had been women, and none had ever want the. you'd have people like jane campion nominated for the piano. you have lena work molar, you know, nominated very late in her career back in 1975. so the a couple are nominated. you know, the fact that i can say them all in about 10 seconds is not good enough, but big lose take on the very masculine jaundra of the warfield instructor course with the academy. the heart locker is a nail biting action thriller that is also anti war and anti cons at $16.00 oscars, including best director for katherine diggler. it was really quite radical that she won at the tim

but i'm, thanks, the oscar go. the rest of the night belong to forrest gump, forrest forrest gump yes. but it was post fiction. not forrest gump, which inspires the generation. the filmmakers in america and around the world directors copies parenting those combination of slick dialogue and violent action pop culture references and a mash up approach to story town. i definitely think that position has been really influential. not just in terms of like directorial style or anesthetics but. busy so, and storytelling and attention to detail and, and that this kind of like um throwing whatever at the audience and not necessarily having to create a linear narrative that happens and react our next winner broke a shameful eating you. oscar tradition, the 2010 oscars was david versus goliath, the champion avatar, the highest grossing film of all time. the challenger, the hurt locker, a low budget war movie. it was a showdown between her locker director catherine bigelow and our ex husband, avatar director and james cameron.

. ., ., , , ., , oscars. your money is on lily gladstone, which would - oscars. your money is on lily gladstone, which would be i oscars. your money is on lily gladstone, which would be a | oscars. your money is on lily - gladstone, which would be a first in 0scars history? gladstone, which would be a first in oscars history?— gladstone, which would be a first in oscars history? yes, because native american actors _ oscars history? yes, because native american actors and _ oscars history? yes, because native american actors and actresses - oscars history? yes, because native american actors and actresses have | american actors and actresses have not really been recognised. they have not had the role is to be recognised, lead roles. when i have been stories set in their culture, we have had daniel day lewis or kevin costner in the lead role, so it is a big moment for her. partly it is a big moment for her. partly it is a great performance but also that narrative is one that the oscars really that narrative is

fin stranger things have happened at the oscars, right?— oscars, right? i must ask you _ oscars, right? on behalf of studio ghibli, i must ask you this, - oscars, right? on behalf of studio ghibli, i must ask you this, many | ghibli, i must ask you this, many are wondering here in asia if the directors of finerfilm are wondering here in asia if the directors of finer film could win his second oscar? what is your take on that? —— final film. his second oscar? what is your take on that? -- final film.— on that? -- final film. when i attended _ on that? -- final film. when i attended the _ on that? -- final film. when i attended the toronto - on that? -- finalfilm. when i - attended the toronto international film festival last year in september i got the chance to screen the boy and the heron. and he got a standing ovation. everybody at the toronto film festivalfell ovation. everybody at the toronto film festival fell in love with this animated film, so i am not surprised that it won a global envelope, nominated for an oscar, i am not surprised that it one t

very briefly, do you think christopher nolan will get best director at the oscars?se, who you can't count out, but i think the oscars tend to acknowledge people who have been doing good work consistently for years and have not yet been rewarded and he fits that category. for the first time, women injapan havejoined hadaka matsuri, or the naked festival. it's an ancient japanese ritual that's meant to bring good luck and drive away evil spirits. despite its name, the women wore purple robes, and chanted excitedly, while they carried a large bamboo trunk as an offering. but they didn'tjoin the festival's main event, where a large group of nearly—naked men clash to drive away evil spirits. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. much of the country enjoying a fine and dry part two of the weekend, with quite a bit of sunshine around after that cold, frosty and in places foggy start. so, much of the country will remain dry with sunny spells. however, low pressure to the south of the uk will continue to bring wet and windy weather to south wales, south—west england,

oscar needs to be seen and smelled, that 's it, yes, that's it, maxim, dasha, oscar, come to us here,agreed come, sit down, please, well, first of all , guys, this is something incredible, what you are showing is just some kind of sports dog, this is amazing, this is very cool, this applause is for you, thank you very much, i am the first once in my life i see a dog that is more interested in skate than in cuteness. the tank is nearby, how did it all start, how did you find out that oscar loves to ride? he was not even a year old yet, we were walking near the park, and he saw a guy who was riding a skateboard, and he showed interest in him, he wanted to jump, started bark, so we realized that he needed to buy his own skateboard. i say, dash, listen, i saw on the internet that they were like, i say , let’s try, well, give him a skateboard, let’s go to the skate playground. guys, you can have a skateboard, but he started licking it there, began to paw at it, i was like, i said, seriously, he got up and went, we didn’t teach him at all, we’ll now see how a dog goes to the skateboard to r

. >> whit: we're on the road to the oscars, talking to the oscar contender, leading actor colman domingoy-making nomination, and what is next for the "rustin" star as we say good morning, america. ♪ ♪ >>> it is saturday morning. this is "gma." >> janai: good morning, america. it is presidents' day weekend and our tory johnson is here with all of the deals to make it the most comfortable one yet. we love that. >> gio: uh-huh. >> janai: and we are hitting the ice as metlife stadium is transformed for a hockey takeover. the nhl stadium series getting underway. >> whit: maybe we will see the knuckle puck. remember the knuckle puck, "mighty ducks." >> gio: "the mighty ducks." >> whit: there you go. a few references there. a busy morning here. >>> former president trump promising to appeal the $355 million court ruling against him in a civil fraud case. the details on the decision and what is coming next. >> gio: first we begin with breaking news overnight, of course, a home in virginia exploding with firefighters inside. let's go back to abc's em nguyen at the scene in sterling, virginia. goo

it's literally impossible to host the oscars.ordinary but somehow you're always doing it wrong. like you have to make fun of people, but you can't make too much fun of people. and you have to give everybody enough time, but you can't go long. and you are the center of attention, but almost nobody cares you're there. you can never show off, never fall down, never fail, never show fear. nobody says thank you. and everyone has something critical to say online. if it goes well, no one says anything. but if it doesn't, it's your fault. >> yes, that's -- i think what you're saying is hosting the oscars is even harder than being a woman. >> no, no, that's not at all what i was saying. >> wrong. >> i got in and out. it's kind cool social media trend where you get it before the oscars. >> oh, hey, ryan. actually, i think the trend is to have in and out after the oscars. actually, after you've won the oscar. >> yeah. >> well, that's not going to happen. good thing greta's got director in the bag. >> oh, ryan. >> yeah? uh-huh? >> she ain't

there was the reaction moment to the oscar nomination. it went viral.u were with your grandmothers when you got the nod. what was it like to hear that "nai nai and wai po" are oscar nominated? >> going to the oscars with my grandmothers. a sentence i literally never thought i would say. it feels surreal and special. i think one of the greatest joys of this experience is how much fun they're having. to go to the oscars is -- that's a dream come true. >> juju: they walk red carpets at sundance. they partied the night away at the after party. >> we're all getting to do this together, too. i think that's been the greatest joy is film-making in my life is so personal and something i care so much about. to have them be a part of it is so special. >> juju: for the summer ahead, once the oscars are past, got bought at sundance. >> "didi" is my first feature, it premiered at sundance, this summer, july 26th, in theaters. keep an eye out. >> juju: thank you for joining us, it's so good to see you again, too. >> byron: our thanks to "nai nai and wai po" is streami

two films actually do well at the oscars? two film - . actually do well at the oscars? and — two films that i absolutely love and thank— two films that i absolutely love and thank god - two films that i absolutely love and thank god they i two films that i absolutely i love and thank god they have been getting some press. and have started to wind awards. ame and american fiction. american fiction i think one for either original screenplay at the baftas into something at the golden globes and i love the golden globes and i love the the holdovers. so those films are more independent and they are not big box office films, but they are well acting in it and the rating is phenomenal. so great performances, great rated, i love the holdovers and i love amercian fiction. you never know, they may sneak in at the last minute and wind for best picture. it's a long shot. you have heard me you have been watching newsday. stay with us. coming up in asia business report — more on the domestic travel boom. how far could it come to the rescue of a weakening chinese economy? that's all f

nickname named the oscar grant. bill became law. grant's family, pushing for a citizen oversight committee with an independent police auditor and a citizen review board made up of 11 members of the public who review police misconduct and every use of force. incident at bart. police >> we created a body from the community to now have some say in policing procedures. >> it's one of the strongest oversight models in the country. as grant's family continued to tell their story, laws began to change and we started seeing tears fall from legislators. in 2018, the right to know act was passed, requiring agencies to disclose records of police misconduct and use of force. >> johannes mosley had eight complaints filed against him before he murdered oscar and not a single reprimand took place. so had he had been reprimanded in a in addressed about these large number of complaints coming in on him in his use of force tactics, oscar could be living today. >> in 2019, assembly bill 748 took effect, which requires police agencies to release the au

. >> jimmy: you got lost on the way to the oscars?sewn into the gown. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> like a living doll. [ laughter ] but with this personality and these tendencies. [ laughter ] and they're like, "you're in." and i was like, "so when would i go to the bathroom?" they're like," not our problem, honestly." yeah. so what happened is i went to the oscars in a sprinter van, standing up. >> jimmy: no way. is that really true? why? >> because you can't get wrinkled. >> jimmy: you can't sit at all? >> you can't sit at all. [ laughter ] well, so they were like, "you can sit when you get there." >> jimmy: okay. >> "you can't sit down because you'll get sprinkled." it's a sprinter van, which i'd never been inside of. i'm trying not to get kidnapped. [ laughter ] i'm like this. i'm like this. i'm like -- let me get that -- okay. i'm like this. and my husband was holding my butt on one side. and my -- my stylist, who got me this beautiful dress, was holding on the other side. we were driving around town. i'm like, "going to the ma!" "y

oscar no es para ti.tiÓ mucho para ir a mÉxico. hubo caso en que ella andaba golpeada. reportera: todos creen que esto pudo haber sido premeditado. la policÍa de mÉxico recoge evidencia. >> por todo lo que pasÓ pienso que esto es un plan. reportera: ella es recordada como una mujer trabajadora. su madre tiene una peticiÓn para que esto no le ocurra a nadie mÁs. >> se callan porque dicen que lo hacen por amor, pero esto no es asÍ. reportera: esta madre sÓlo espera que se haga justicia. >> le truncÓ muchos planes que tenÍa. muchas cosas que querÍa hacer. muchas cosas. saddam: con probabilidad muy bajas para sobrevivir, johan nos cuenta como su hermano pudo sobrevivir. nos cuenta como su hermano pudo sobreviv mantenga su el v cobertura de medi-cal su oficina local de medi-cal revisará su elegibilidad para la renovación cada año. informe cualquier cambio a medi-cal: información de contacto nuevo trabajo embarazo o recién nacido nuevo domicilio esté pendiente de su correo... puede que su cobertura se renueve a

prajj oscar: i knew i was prajjé oscar. i'm a professor here.irector at philly fashion week. let's keep it moving to the next. right. prajj oscar: this collection, the inspiration was basquiat, the '90s, the streetwear, the mix, meld, the gender fluid. it is both a store display, but an exhibit as well. it's a justice piece. i am about the change, because of my upbringing and where i come from. it's very hard for me not to look back and really speak for those who need a voice. if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem. sibley scoles: another brand that's part of the solution is grant blvd, located just down the hall on the first floor of crane arts. i love the piece that you have on right now. it's so easy. this is two pieces. it's a broad pant, a tunic-style top, also has some pockets. i love some pockets. i mean, don't we all love pockets? i'm mad these pants that i have on are not from you, because there's no pockets. you are the first black-owned b corp business in north america in the fashion industry. that's correct. t

yeah, the sags, as you mentioned, have a good track record of predicting oscar winners.e oscars? i mean, look, there is always the possibility of an upset, but he is clearly the frontrunner. i would say actually that all four of those actor wins last night for, you know, da'vinejoy randolph, for robert downeer, and for lily gladstone, are the frontrunners for the oscars. i think the baftas were a bit of an outlier going for emma stone because lily was not nominated, but i would be very, very surprised if the winners we saw last night weren't the winners in the acting categories at the oscars. so your money is on lily gladstone, which would be a first in 0scars history, as well, wouldn't it? yes, it would, because native american actresses, actors as well, have not really been recognised. they haven't had the roles to be recognised, they haven't tended to have lead roles. when there have been stories, you know, set in their culture, we have had daniel day—lewis or kevin costner in the lead role, you know, so it is a big, big moment for her. and i think partly it is a grea

our next guest is oscar. oscar is, just told me he came from nairobi, welcome to d.c., it's a very cold day. nairobi, welcome to d.c., it's a very cold day. oscar is a man resident fellow oscar is a man resident fellow with the global china foundation. he's a political scientist with 15 years of working experience spread across lecturing and consult tansy services. over the past 10 years he lectured at universities including comparative politics, international relations and political philosophy. he's published a number of general articles such as african affairs and the council on foreign relations. was here in a previous session. but i'll still go ahead and introduce mr. paul manturria of the african centers for studies. he researches and prepared written analysis on contemporary african security issue. his arias of expertise include chinese foreign policy, china-african relations, mediation and peace processes. prior to joining the african center he was a consultant on south sudan. i think that's the introd

it's nominations for the oscar. he is the living director with the most oscar nominations. he's beaten out, his body. steven spielberg now by one domination. and the hype is big. you can tell a giant in the world of news he's, he's been awarded this unary lifetime achievement award. he's known for producing films, the contain extreme violence for fantasy, that blur the lines between good and evil. i mean, there were some pretty bulk scenes in his work up there, and yet people just keeps looking to see his movies. yeah, it's this, it's this fascination with this dark side of humanity, particularly with badly behaved man. but my cheese mo, uh that's been in his movies going back 5 decades. if you think back to 1975 with taxi drivers trying to narrow his main leading man up to his more recent movies within nero. and we, in order to capture you there really aren't that many good guys in his movies. um, it's really about bad guys. and some of his detractors say that martin scorsese should take a stronger stand. he should take some sort of moral stand in his films instead of just

oscar debock offers his perspective in just a bit. >> welcome to "bloomberg markets." you take a look at these markets right now and there's a lot to celebrate. we're not talking about huge gains on the s&p 500, just about .3 but we are above 5,000. never have seen that level before until today. for a moment yesterday but we're not going to talk about that. let's talk about big tech. the nasdaq 100 up half a percent or so. big tech continuing to lead this market higher as volatility pretty much flat. you look at the vix right now. below 13. and we are in the heart of earning seasons. emily joins us now. >> hi, katie, i'm looking at expedia because the earnings weren't that great for that company and they're also facing a c.e.o. switch they announced this morning that arian gordon will succeed peter kern as the c.e.o. and this came as a surprise to wal-mart. bloomberg intelligence said that activity signals a lack of strategic direction for the travel company. we also saw jefferies cutting their price target on expedia to $50 versus $160. overall when you look at the ea

and that video showed us the truth of what happened to oscar. >> he was wrongfully murdered. officer was convicted. we don't count it as a victory. we count it as a historical moment because they only did 11 months. >> bart police was one of the first agencies in the country to implement body worn cameras back in 2012, and in 2010, ab 1586, nicknamed named the oscar grant, bill became law. grant's family, pushing for a citizen oversight committee with an independent police auditor and a citizen review board made up of 11 members of the public who review police misconduct and every use of force. incident at bart police. >> we created a body from the community to now have some say in policing >> it's one of the strongest oversight models in the country, as grant's family continued to tell their story, law began to change and we started seeing tears fall from legislators. in 2018, the right to know act was passed, requiring agencies to disclose records of police misconduct and use of force. >> johannes berkeley had eight complaints filed against him before he murdered oscar, and

in recent days in the run-up to the oscars, - the run—up to the oscars, mstyslav chernov has been infilm part of the academy award conversation. academy members may also been inclined to vote for the film because it shows support at a time when it is experiencing struggles on the battlefield and also issues with congress. at least one legacy of the film is it will provide audiences with lasting proof of the wrongs committed by russia against his people, that it represents something more enduring than daily news reports from ukraine. fine more enduring than daily news reports from ukraine.- reports from ukraine. one of the reasons _ reports from ukraine. one of the reasons why _ reports from ukraine. one of the reasons why it _ reports from ukraine. one of the reasons why it was - the reasons why it was important for me to make 20 daysin important for me to make 20 days in mariupol is when you watch the film, it gives you enough context to make your own informed decision on what it means. you have enough context to decide how to interpret the images and not to be told how to interpret

the best actor and best actress _ have lost the oscars?he best actor and best actress degree _ have lost the oscars? the best actor and best actress degree are - have lost the oscars? the best actor and best actress degree are much i and best actress degree are much better indicators than best film. it didn't happen last year, and obviously with best actress, there is going to be a lot of messiness behind us as people arrive and we try to spot them. i don't mind if you don't look me in the eye and look over your shoulder. i know you are fascinated, but you have got to see if there is someone arriving. are you trying to say that there is somebody more interesting? someone who miaht somebody more interesting? someone who might not — somebody more interesting? someone who might not talk _ somebody more interesting? someone who might not talk about _ somebody more interesting? someone who might not talk about status - somebody more interesting? someone who might not talk about status quo i who might not talk about status quo might be arriving

our next guest is oscar. told he can from nairobi so welcome to d.c., to a very cold day. oscar otele is a nonresident fellow with the global china foundation. he's a political scientist with expensive spread across lecturing and consultant diplomacy. over the past ten ten yearss lectured at six universities, political science including comparative politics, international relations and political philosophy. he has published a number of journal articles in journals such ass the african affairs and policy papers on the council on foreign relations. next, i turned to paul, paul is a stranger. he was here in the previous session but i'll still go ahead and introduce mr. paulau nantula who is from the african center for strategic studies. paul researches and prepares written analysis on contemporary african security issues. his areas of expertise include chinese foreign policy, china-africa relations, african partnerships with other countries, mediation and peace processes. prior to joining the african center, he

oscar: caminan en la oscuridad.ramos a un migrante de bangladesh, su pierna estaba pensada entrar cero. migrantes pasaron a —— los esfuerzos fueron en vano, los agentes trataron de sacarlo con una cuerda, pero no se pudo. tras varios intentos fallidos, las autoridades llamaron a los paramÉdicos. tras casi dos horas, su pierna quedÓ libre y fue trasladado a un hospital cercano. a la par de los gritos de dolor veÍamos en el migrantes llegando es, se detenÍan, y seguÍan su camino hasta llegar a esta pequeÑa escuela en medio del frÍo y la oscuridad de la noche. la directora les permite usarlo como refugio durante los fines de semana.por eso su familia fueron parte de los cientos de migrantes que dormÍan en este lugar. >> nos tocÓ descansar aquÍ. oscar: con los primeros rayos del sol, salieron en busca de las autoridades migratorias. muchos de los migrantes deberÁn permanecer en el desierto curiosa y de frÍo como puedan, mientras son procesados. elian: gracias. o con abrazos, lÁgrimas fueron recibidos los dos rehenes arg

oppenheimer is absolutely the favourite to win at the oscars this - favourite to win at the oscars thisan has an american passport, but we claim him as british. it will be a surprise if it doesn't win, but keep watching if bafta can once again go for something like all quiet on the western front over something like everything everywhere all at once, which is exactly what they did last year. it which is exactly what they did last ear. , , ., a, .,, year. it is interesting how baftas a- ears year. it is interesting how baftas appears as _ year. it is interesting how baftas appears as a _ year. it is interesting how baftas appears as a precursor. - year. it is interesting how baftas appears as a precursor. austin i appears as a precursor. austin butler won at the baftas for elvis but of course lost to brendan fraser for the whale for best actor. the same happened, best actress was cate blanchett and over there it was michelle yeo. and we had two of the actors from the banshees of inisherin, and over there we had jamie lee curtis and last year was a real showing that the baftas and the osca

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de oscar.irnos las puertas. queremos ser parte de la pasiÓn que tambiÉn sientes. aquÍ me despido. presentador: queremos que nos envÍe su fotografÍa. queremos saber en dÓnde estÁn los mayores fanÁticos. estaremos mostrando las imÁgenes en los noticieros. un incendio subterrÁneo en san francisco. poco despuÉs de la 1:00 p.m. notificaron sobre este siniestro. no se han notificado las causas y por fortuna tampoco se han reportado heridos. cortes de electricidad son una verdadera pesadilla para muchas familias . aquÍ los puntos en los que mÁs se han observado cortes de energÍa. las zonas mÁs afectadas se encuentran jesÚs. esto ha significado pÉrdidas de miles de dÓlares para muchos. hemos hablado con algunos de los empleados de los restaurantes. >>una zona en donde el domingo en la tarde todos los negocios permanecÍan sin electricidad. de hecho entre al restaurante para conversar con uno de los empleados. >> para este martes ya habÍan restaurado el servicio elÉctrico asÍ como en la mayorÍa de negoci

we're on the road to the oscars. earlier this week discussing the legacy of the oscar-nominated short, "nai nai and wai po." he made this movie about his grandmothers, and he recently attended the oscar nominees luncheon where he and his grandmas sat down with our linsey davis. check it out. >> reporter: when director sean wang set out to film a documentary about his two grandmothers, he expected it to be a visual time capsule he could share with his future children and grandchildren, but nai nai and wai po has become so much more than that. the two women's friendship captivating viewers, even being nominated for an oscar for best documentary short. wang began shooting the film in 2021 during the height of the covid pandemic. you have said your grandmothers are the purest form of joy in your life. how did you decide, i'm going to document this? >> i moved home to the bay area, where i'm from, where we shot the movie, and it happened to coincide with a lot of, you know, rising anti-asian hate crimes that were happenin

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, i know about multiple oscar winners like tom.the common person. the common person in the world could inhabit tom hanks. he makes himself available that way. i mean, when tom hanks walks on the street, he doesn't have security. he makes a point of just the things around him are not that much different than they were pre-splash. and there are many, a lot of -- let's see, i can't say the majority of actors are this way. but i can say that there's enough great actors that are this way. so you'd be surprised that there are some really, really great artists that make a point of being humble and not being inflated, and understanding that successes in the straight-up trajectory, like apollo 13, it has poor abdullah's, it goes like this -- >> as does life? questions and your success, we talked about the summit, someone might also say at a distance, easy for you to say. look at the track record. look at that access you have. look at the life you've lived and also a wealth that comes with that. but you have been open about, and i think it's

omar's movie won the jury prize, the can film festival and nominated him for the oscar for the secondme, but this time no one was surprised that abu assad did not win. abu asad has bitter, serious and biting tone, but elia suleiman uses satire and comedy to... represent life in the occupied land. elias sulaiman's father was in prison for arms smuggling and he was arrested twice by the israeli forces. elia suleiman was also born in nazareth in 1960 when eliah who had studied filmmaking in the us started making his first short film, he was probably influenced by hanzale. hanzale is the most famous cartoon. character created by naji al ali, the most important cartoonist of the arab world who symbolizes the bitter and sad fate of the palestinian refugees. elias suleiman created a cinematic character based on the character of hanzale a mute character, he himself played the role. just like hanzale, he witnesses the calamities that are happening to his land, palestine in silence and amazement. in 1987, when naji al ali was assassinated in london, apparently hanzel was also done with, but whe

could it be third time lucky at the oscars for british actress carey mulligan?talk to her about her role in maestro. we begin the programme with the latest on the israel—gaza war. the us presidentjoe biden has warned israel's prime minister that no military operation should go ahead in rafah in southern gaza — unless there's a plan to ensure the safety of the population. president biden has become the latest leader to voice his concern about israel's proposal to invade the city. rafah, on the border with egypt, has become the last refuge for palestinians fleeing the bombardment elsewhere in gaza, which has been going on since the hamas attacks of october the 7th last year. hamas is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has insisted an evacuation plan for the city is being prepared. with the latest here's the bbc�*s international editorjeremy bowen. at the southern end of gaza, this is the heavily guarded border fence with egypt. for palestinian refugees, there is no further to go. laila abu mustafa fled here with her tw

will you introduce him to your parents at the oscars?'s very exciting. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i hope you have that slow motion moment there at the show. >> now everybody will look at my face and know what's happening. >> jimmy: that's right. >> i'm going to empty fields. everybody else is doing everything else around me. >> jimmy: like when you spit some chewing tobacco out, we'll know why. >> yes, she's there, she's there. >> jimmy: you're there. it's great to see you. the movie is fantastic. it's "the holdovers" in theaters and on peacock right now. da'vine joy randolph, everybody. we'll be back with vacations. millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our future. this, this is why i'm running for the us senate. i'm adam schiff

they drink a 3rd dose of iowa, oscar, and induct a new member into the church. the and how is mathias doing the see i had a vision and someone was standing behind me. i don't know yet whether i'll take part here all the time. it's taxing each more news. what i'll feel like tomorrow. just to gauge for a few participants, the murky brew has taken its toll. they've vomited and they're now resting. after 10 hours, the ceremony is over. it lifts you off. look who's sending your mazda the queen? the deficiency ethics, and call him back. because i'll come to us during the sermon, keep your eye on it or you can get lost with this. how does lucille on pierre respond to critics who call his church a cult? supplemental dining age on a voltage only if you drink i a was go yourself, can you know what it feels like a supplemental only then can you recognize the worth of this substance and the light it brings up a little black with the honey cooling on the day after their ceremony, the cheeky by chance, the verses again, while his son being uh paints what they represent. snake

and the oscars were staring at me. the judgment was really flowing from them.as no way not to know. >> jimmy: you felt the air. >> there was nothing to not notice. but, yeah, thank god i worked it out. but i'm really glad you're back. >> jimmy: i think that would be embarrassing, but also, you'd be in all the montages, you know. for many years. >> until the end of time. >> jimmy: great moments from the oscars. >> yeah. beanie really went out there. she really did something. >> jimmy: of all the jobs that you've done, i know you do a lot of variety in your work, what is the thing that you're most excited about? >> "grey's anatomy." >> jimmy: "grey's anatomy"! >> yeah, i had a guest star role that i forced myself into on "grey's anatomy." >> jimmy: how did you force yourself into it? >> well, it came out when i was 12. and it was all that mattered to me on this earth, basically. >> jimmy: right. >> since then, and i'm now 30. right after "booksmart" came out, i basically was begging them. i asked. any time you would let me come, i would be there. i don't care whe

and her authenticity, as much as her much praised acting, may well help her win an oscar.he oscars buzz online on the bbc news website or app. you are watching bbc news. ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you a line of breaking news we are getting on that attack that happened in south london overnight using a corrosive substance. the metropolitan police have just given us quite a lengthy update. they have confirmed that the corrosive substance that was used in the attack was an alkaline substance. they also said in their update they believe the man and woman are known to each other. our investigation, they say, is in the early stages and we are working to establish why this awful incident has happened. a man hunt continues. you will remember nine people were hurt by that attack using a corrosive substance in clapham. witnesses described an horrific scene as her mum —— a mother and her two daughters were doused with a harmful substance in her car. police have given more details on the condition. the woman aged 31, and the two daughters aged eight and th

oscar la tenÍa amenazada.e prÓfugo. >> dicen que hubo una llamada anÓnima de una casa en donde llego. reportera: ella trabajaba en un supermercado, aquÍ conociÓ a oscar, eran compaÑero de trabajo y es principal sospechoso de su muerte. >> yo le dije que oscar no estÁ aquÍ. uno nunca se equivoca. >> ella pidiÓ permiso antes de irse, Él le insistiÓ mucho que fuera. hubo casos en que estaba golpeada. reportera: la policÍa de nayarit siguen investigando el caso para capturar al culpable. >> por todo lo que pasÓ creo que es un plan. reportera: dayana es recordada como una mujer trabajadora. >> se callan, segÚn ellos por amor, no es amor. hablen con una amiga. reportera: intentando asimilar lo sucedido, esta madre espera que se haga justicia. >> ella tenÍa muchos planes, muchas cosas que querÍa hacer. muchas cosas. tayhana: gracias por esa madre valiente que quiso compartir esta historia. hablemos de estas personas que estÁn en pantalla, en san josÉ la policÍa captura a estos hombres por una serie de robos en panade

could it be third time lucky at the oscars for british actress carey mulligan? we talk to her about her role in maestro. we begin with the programme with the latest coming in on the israel gaza war. reports are coming in from rafah in southern gaza saying the israeli army has carried out its heaviest bombardment of the city since the conflict began four months ago. as well as that, dozens of air strikes, local residents saying that helicopters were participating in that attack. he was presidentjoe biden has warned the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that no military operation should go ahead in rafah in southern gaza and leicester was a plan to ensure the safety of the population. —— mcallister was. he has become the latest data to voice concern about israel because my proposal to invade the city. rafah has become the last refuge for palestinians fleeing the bombardment elsewhere in gaza, which has been going on since the hamas attacks of october the 7th last year. hamas is designated a terror organisation by many western governments the uk. prime mini

but since the oscar academy did not recognize palestine as a country.that section. sulaiman's insistance on the palestinianness of his movie and the efforts by the palestinian ministry of culture brought about a great victory. finally, the academy agreed to change its rules in this section, so divine intervention became the first movie to be given the title of the representative of the palestinian territories and found its way. to the oscars, it must be heaven is story of a palestinian man who's tired and dissolved. illusioned with living in his occupied land and is displaced in large cities in the world to find a new home to live in, but wherever he settles his palestinian identity doesn't let go of him. so what country do you come from? nazareth, one of the scenes of the movie, sulaiman. finally starts talking in front of the camera after about three decades where he mentions the name of his land. i'm palestinian. palestinian. at the end of the movie, sulayman finally returns to palestine, to the only place in the world where he considers fit for livi