oscar: te ves bien chula. arturo: ¿y yo qué, oscar?vino abajo. mauricio terminó en la cárcel y quiero suponer que tu padre es inocente. roxana: suponer. con permiso. arturo: roxana... roxana. no te preocupes, vamos a encontrar a tu papá. jerónimo: ¿y tú de qué te ríes? oscar: arturo... roxana: lo que no entiendo es cómo mi papá se metió en esto. arturo: ya verás que va a salir bien librado. una persona tan buena que se preocupa por los niños cantores, no le puede pasar nada malo. roxana: oye, oscar y tú se llevan increíble. ¿y cómo se conocieron? arturo: bueno, hace algunos años oscar recién había llegado al df de durango. se le descompuso la mari frente a mi casa. me acuerdo que hacía mucho frío ese día. oscar: no, yo me acuerdo que estaba haciendo calor. arturo: bueno, da igual, ¿no? yo venía en una moto negra preciosa que acababa de comprar. oscar: ¿no era cuando estabas trabajando de--? arturo: ¿te quieres callar? me di cuenta de que oscar necesitaba ayuda. tenía el cofre abierto de su coche y-- decidí pararme a ayudarlo. oscar: yo

and i think, you know, gosling owned the oscars. he won the oscars. i agree with you. special from hollywood. and we're going to leave you with the song that won an oscar. # when did it end? # all the enjoyment # i'm sad again # don't tell my boyfriend # it's not what he's made for # what was i made for? #cos| # i don't know how to feel # but i wanna try...# hello there. the first thing to say is that there's no prolonged spell of dry weather on the way just yet. indeed, over the next few days, as we pull in milder air on a south to south—westerly wind, so we're going to find some further spells of rain on some more weather fronts. and we've seen cloud and rain pushing in from the west during saturday, continuing through saturday night, so that by the time we get into sunday morning, we've got the rain still across the midlands and eastern parts of england. it should move away fairly quickly. so, it's an improving sort of day on sunday, with the cloud breaking, sunny spells coming through, a few showers here and there, mainly for the northern half of the uk, and they c

. ~ . , ., ., oscars.at the movie is about, ironically! the - is about, ironically! the talking about the triumph of the patriarchy and speaking to margot robbie during the awards season and she tells a great story about how when she pitched the movie to executives at warner brothers and she walked into this room and she said the movie would make $1 billion and they got their attention but that she was wrong, it made $1.1; billion. i only think it will win two oscars at the most but regardless of what happens, it will be a game—changer and the movie of the year. will be a game-changer and the movie of the year.— movie of the year. dimension that point- — movie of the year. dimension that point. after _ movie of the year. dimension that point. after the - that point. after the nominations were announced, there was much publicity about whether some of the people setting up nominations got things wrong. do you think the oscars has overcome that bad press around barbie and the nominations?— press around barbie

this eight—time oscar nominee may finally win.rusted with such a weapon. but we have no choice. few would have predicted his three hour historical epic about a physicist to be one of the most viewed and talked about films of the past 12 months. but nolan is a rare breed in the hollywood studio system. he makes the movies that he wants to make, how he wants to make them. we imagine a future. and our imaginings horrify us. he always felt that bringing the story of the so—called father of the atomic bomb to the big screen would be compelling. oppenheimer's story. it's the most dramatic story i've ever encountered. there are many, many aspects to what makes it so compelling. ijust thought to take the audience there, to be there in that room with these people as they had to make these horrifying decisions that have defined the world we now live in. what a remarkable, dramatic event to bring the audience to. his films, even the ones that have left some audiences confused, have been tremendously successful at the box office, together ear

welcome to the 96th oscars. i cannot 0 en the welcome to the 96th oscars. i cannot open the envelope. _ welcome to the 96th oscars. i cannot open the envelope. christopher- open the envelope. christopher nolan, oppenheimer. - open the envelope. christopher nolan, oppenheimer. robert. open the envelope. christopher- nolan, oppenheimer. robert downey junior. i nolan, oppenheimer. robert downey men i would _ nolan, oppenheimer. robert downey junior. i would like _ nolan, oppenheimer. robert downey junior. i would like to _ nolan, oppenheimer. robert downey junior. i would like to thank - nolan, oppenheimer. robert downey junior. i would like to thank my - junior. i would like to thank my rotten childhood _ junior. i would like to thank my rotten childhood and _ junior. i would like to thank my rotten childhood and the - junior. i would like to thank my - rotten childhood and the academy, in that order~ _ rotten childhood and the academy, in that order. . ~ rotten childhood and the academy, in that order. ., ~ , ., ., , that order. thank you for seeing me. cill

the oscars placed this time around for the oscars. crew, the family members who don't want to be photographed are not in the area where the photographers are taking pictures of the nominees and the celebrities. so that was new this year, which i thought was super interesting because you know, obviously you notice every time you go to these award shows, there's a lot of people around the nominees or the celebrities and they're in the middle of those shots. so this time around, the oscars, a place like this, like passage, this like walk through. so the pr crew were just hiding behind this wall and you wouldn't see them, and you just see the celebrities or the nominees taking their photos. yeah, that was pretty cool. >> yeah, it's like a secret passageway for the unseen. >> yes. the people that don't want to be seen. no, no no no tunnel. you tunnel like. yeah. that's right. >> i don't want to be. yeah, yeah. they're like i don't want to be photographed. let's just go through there. so yeah they had a chance to do that this year. >> it wa

the first project, you are winning an oscar. , ~ project, you are winning an oscar. , ,, ., oscar. both pandemic? it| back now, both pandemic? it feels like hollywood is back. kind of. some of the ramifications of what happened this year would be more obvious when we're looking next year's oscars, but this was a very, very solid year, and very solid lineup, and all of the sandra films that got some recognition is a wonderful thing in my estimation.— is a wonderful thing in my estimation. ., ., estimation. on the note of the future of hollywood, _ estimation. on the note of the future of hollywood, now- estimation. on the note of the future of hollywood, now is i future of hollywood, now is where all the sort of deals get done, everyone goes to the parties and start talking. but i feel like there is optimism in the air? i i feel like there is optimism in the air?— in the air? i wouldn't say there is _ in the air? i wouldn't say there is optimism i in the air? i wouldn't say there is optimism just i in the air? i wouldn't say i there is optimism just because there is optimism just be

do you have the oscars? >> oh, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> little salmon oscar.e, wolfy. we thank you so much. >> that's a good thing. >> this one's for you, gang. sending it back to you. >> thanks, lara. >> you can't take a bite. you have to work. >> oh, gosh. sorry. all right. i have gold all over my face. like that's a weird thing. all right. here's what's going on. let's show you the dry conditions on the west coast. three storms are loaded up for the next week. we have a dry weekend. we have some morning clouds for oscar sunday. look at 65. we drop that temperature about three degrees for the expected high. now, our amazing staff has found these oscar cities for you. barbie lake, oppenheimer canyon texas, camel, pennsylvania, oscarville georgia. of course there is really only one -- there may be other hollywoods but only >>> if you couldn't tell, we can't wait for the oscars and for our abc news team to be live from the red carpet. lara, we can't wait to see your look. you're with whit for a preview of abc news's red carpet show. hey, guys. hey, whit. >> reb

thanks for joining us on this morning after oscars. yes, everyone also talking yesterday about that photograph that was released by the prince and princess of wales's instagram account. >> it's a lot of tease surrounding that. we're going to break that down also. but the big story tonight, of course, the oscars, everyone stayed up watching it. a star studded night. so many great moments. >> what was your favorite? >> my favorite was i'm just kidding. >> that was my favorite. i mean, we knew it was coming, but i think they delivered. >> i love the cast with them. i loved him singing with margot robbie. just a really cool moment. >> it was just a really fun moment. >> we begin, we got to talk about the oscars, the biggest night for movie stars, dazzling the oscars. >> of course, oppenheimer stole the show. seven awards, including the most coveted prize of the night, while poor things picked up four oscars and barbie, the biggest box office hit of 2023, only took home one. >> abc's will ganss joins us now live from hollywood with all the

also feeling the oscar love.actor. >> i'd like to thank my terrible childhood. [ laughter ] and the academy, in that order. >> reporter: downey, who once referred to himself jokingly as the head of the acting department on the marvel movies, using quick wit and gratitude as only he can. >> i'd like to thank my veterinarian -- i mean wife susan downey over there. [ applause ] she found me a snarling rescue pet and you loved me back to life. that's why i'm here. thank you. ♪ >> reporter: barbie taking home one oscar, best song, for billie eilish what was i made for on a night when the barbenheimer battle took center stage. >> i think i figure out why they called it barbenheimer and not oppen barbie. >> why? >> i think you are the tail end of it. you were riding barbie's coat tails all summer. [ audience reaction ] >> thanks to ken for splaining that to me. >> reporter: then, can you believe it? ♪ i'm just ken where i see love she sees a friend ♪ >> reporter: at the 96th oscars, ryan gosling, his performance of "i'm

of oscars, but listen.nk billie eilish is going to eke out her second oscar for best song? >> barbie versus ken, right? i think billie is going to win, become the youngest two-time oscar winner of all time at 22 years old and she's got eight more years left to win more before she's 30. i'm just really impressed there, but watch out for ken. a lot of kenergy. >> whit: a lot of kenergy. a thousand kens may be on stage, should be fun. we'll see you throughout the course of the day. we'll both be here in a few hours when oscars coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern on abc and abcnews live. catch the oscars at 7:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. pacific. we'll be right back. oscars at 4:00 p.m. pacific. we'll be right back. [car door shuts] [paparazzi taking pictures] introducing, ned's plaque psoriasis. ned, ned, who are you wearing? he thinks his flaky red patches are all people see otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. ned? otezla can help you get clearer skin, and reduce itching and flaking. with no ro

seven oscars there. - would do well and it did. indeed it did. seven oscars there.d it did. indeed it| did. seven oscars there. it was no lens time for the christopher nolan has been nominated so many times. this is a culmination of his work and what he's done for the box office over the years. it's wonderful to see a film like this, which is in the consciousness of everyone because this is almost the start of what has caused so much more around the world. the way oppenheimer himself rued the fact that he created this monstrous invention put up this is something that has really struck people in such a way, including all of oscar voters for that which feels very strong indeed.— voters for that which feels very strong indeed. talk to me a little bit about some _ strong indeed. talk to me a little bit about some other— strong indeed. talk to me a little bit about some other films. - strong indeed. talk to me a little bit about some other films. for l bit about some other films. for example barbie. we expected barbie... it was great film, a lot of people loved it, did b

, take away from seeing you guys on oscar night? movies together. it's an exciting thing to kind of watch them for the first time and kind of experience that with the community. ♪ >> you can find yasmine and joe on your for you page streaming live from the red carpet on the tiktok account, the oscars account and abc network account and a really cool way to make the films and the cultural conversation around them accessible. so many young people regardless of where they are and where they're watching from. >> whit: like a fully immersive experience. you could have the tv on and tiktok going. >> that's how everybody is watching awards shows. you're following the social conversation on your phone too. >> whit: i guess i'll have to join tiktok one of these days. >> finally. >> whit: here we go. it's time. >> janai: you do not want to see whit doing a tiktok dance or any dance, but, yeah. >> whit: what are you talking about? couldn't this go viral? >> gio: a dance on the red carpet. that's a good first tok. i like that. >> whit: i can do

on bread, the war is still going on, oscar, navalny got the topic of the oscar, and whether it savedr not, he is not needed this oscar, and i also heard some betrayal regarding the fact that chernov said that this is the first oscar for a ukrainian film, and it is betrayal, because we already have one oscar, but the oscar that was given to the head of the filmotekhnik company, that such a company that produces equipment is really a cool company. it was a technical oscar and , in principle, in our film community , it has long been understood that this is a little bit the wrong oscar, it is also very good that it was received, but it is not the right oscar, and therefore chernov said absolutely correctly, well, but here i am i see them here and there dissatisfied people, but mostly everyone is happy, my friends, and by the way, another betrayal that was dispersed is that, according to some people, mstislav chernov should have refused the oscar altogether, then it would have been much more pompous, about it would talk more, ukraine would then attract more attention to itself, because we

. ♪ it's oscar night, it's oscar night, oscar night, it's oscar night ♪ >> guillermo: what are you wearingmo: oh, dolce and cabana? >> with a g. >> guillermo: you know what i'm wearing? target with a t. you know how they say "oppenheimer" in spanish? >> no, i don't. >> guillermo: "oppenheimer." you were in the movie "private parts," right? >> yeah. >> guillermo: what is your favorite private part? >> the main one. the main unit is my favorite one. my own. >> guillermo: you have a name for it? >> i don't call it anything. it goes nameless. he is a man of mystery. >> guillermo: look, if acting doesn't work for you, what is your fallback career? >> my fallback career? i don't have one. you do. >> guillermo: will you think of me in your next movie? >> why not? >> guillermo: good. >> i think i like it when i see you the shirt like that. >> guillermo: all right. it has my resume in the back. >> oh, good. >> guillermo: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> guillermo: you have a speech if you win? >> it's up here, i think. i didn't write anything down because i worried that that would be make me t

i oscar's, interest seemed to waning barbie.— oscar's, interest seemed to waning barbie.waning barbie. i think that is true. in many ways, you - waning barbie. i think that is l true. in many ways, you know waning barbie. i think that is - true. in many ways, you know as welt— true. in many ways, you know as welt as— true. in many ways, you know as welt as i_ true. in many ways, you know as welt as i do— true. in many ways, you know as well as i do that basically the oscars — well as i do that basically the oscars is _ well as i do that basically the oscar's is not necessarily about _ oscar's is not necessarily about rewarding excellence. it is a gigantic public relations exercise _ is a gigantic public relations exercise for everyone involved and i— exercise for everyone involved and i think academy members care _ and i think academy members care in— and i think academy members care in the way they are perceived and oppenheimer is the right— perceived and oppenheimer is the right film to embrace, it is grand _ the right film to embrace, it is grand cinema, epic and impor

i international favour of the oscars this year?- oscars this year? i think --eole oscars this year?i think people are very aware i oscars this year? i think| people are very aware of international tensions, we had the zone — international tensions, we had the zone of interest which is a film _ the zone of interest which is a film set — the zone of interest which is a film set during the holocaust here — film set during the holocaust here and _ film set during the holocaust here and that one, the first british— here and that one, the first british versions — make films ever— british versions — make films ever to — british versions — make films ever to prevail in the category and the — ever to prevail in the category and the british director, who is and the british director, who isjewish. _ and the british director, who isjewish, took to and the british director, who is jewish, took to the and the british director, who isjewish, took to the podium and he — isjewish, took to the podium and he talked of an occupation that has— and he talked of an occupation that has led to a conflict, o

get all of your oscars content tomorrow morning. good morning america is keeping things rolling starting at 7 a.m. with more of the backstage interviews with the stars. then at 9 a.m. live with kelly and mark have special access with the winners right after they receive their awards. that's all. starting at 7 a.m, right after abc seven mornings. the oscars night also brought hundreds of protesters to the streets. marchers took over hollywood boulevard, just blocks away from the dolby theater to peacefully protest the current humanitarian crisis in gaza. the dozens blocked off traffic with palestinian flags demanding an end to the israeli israel-hamas israel-hamas war. that protest also spilled onto the red carpet and award stage. several attendees, including best song winners billie eilish and finneas, were pins for gaza in the east bay. a uc berkeley professor is vowing to remain in his campus office until university officials take action against anti-semitism on campus. he says recent violent events prompted the sit in action on a

that was few surprises at this is oscar. it's the knight's belongs to the historical by a pick up in high. i'm a 17 awards, including for best film and best director. it's stock healey and murphy also took home stacked the price period terms and maria se oppenheimer often hymer talked. it's a night of domination with the award for best picture. it's 7. winds included. christopher nolan for best director robert tiny junior for best supporting actor and kelly and murphy winning his 1st oscar for best actor. we made a film about the amount of created the atomic bomb and for better or for worse, we're all living in oppenheimer's world. so i would really like to dedicate this to the peace makers everywhere. to ceremony generally steered clear of politics. but the brief mentions of international tragedies were powerful . jonathan glaser used his zone of interest international feature. when to echo the films method you to account the humanize ation to says, what are the victims of october, the 7th and israel? well, the ongoing atta

only walking away with one oscar.till there were some incredible moments from hollywood's biggest night. oppenheimer, a powerful force at this year's academy awards, winning seven oscars, including best film. >> oppenheimer. oppenheimer. >> oppenheimer. >> eight time nominee christopher nolan, receiving his first win in the directing category. and killian murphy winning his first trophy for best actor, for better or for worse, we're all living in oppenheimer's world, so i would really like to dedicate this to the peacemakers everywhere. poor things, taking home trophies and several design categories. emma stone, winning best actress, the two time winner, accepting the award with a wardrobe malfunction in my dress is broken. >> i think it happened during i'm just kin. the women in this category sandra, annette carey, lily i share this with you. i'm just kidding. >> anywhere else i beat up ryan gosling's performance of the oscar nominated song bringing the crowd to their feet, but it was barbies other hit song that won

. >> oscars monday morning. >> it's lives after the oscar show. >> watch live monday morning at nine on abc seven. >> now abc seven mornings live now at nine. >> shots fired on the bay bridge, causing massive backups for hours. at least one person hurt this morning as authorities search for a motive. good morning. it's sunday, march 10th. i'm stephanie sierra. we'll have more on that story in just a moment. but first, lisa is here with more on that rain return. yeah, that's right. >> we have a couple of systems to go, but this will bring beneficial rain. it's a level one system you can see in extreme northern california. and it's going to take a while to get here. so as we look at our storm impact scale, it's a level one. we'll see the higher totals in the north bay. it will be accompanied with gusty southerly winds and the timeline about 5:00 in the north bay, but not until about 8:00 pressing through the heart of the bay area and then by ten 11:00 in the south bay, you can see the clouds stacked up in santa cruz. right now it is 51, san francisco, 53, in san jose and a little sun.

and oscars are different , so it cannot be called the first ukrainian oscars.he second trick is that too beautiful members of the film crew left the stage. well, what will you do if they are beautiful? they were very elegantly dressed, all in black, there was nothing about them...left, too bright or anything else, they were modest, elegant, a great choice of clothes, i think, and also a common comment from those small i i saw it in the fact that so what, so what, this is a great comment from my point of view, well, a ukrainian film won an oscar, so what, the war will end or what, what is it to us will help at all, i want to say that in general, many people in our country still underestimate the role of cultural diplomacy, although it is grandiose. we can see the same look at the same russia, which has always understood what cultural diplomacy is, what art is and how simply incredible things can be done with the help of cultural art, but now we see how the world sympathizes with russia to a large extent because of tolstoyevsky so-called chekhov, how can this cou

oscar for ukraine, the first oscar for the associated press, the first oscar for me.at journalism important, important journalism that gains even more credibility in a world where everyone is doubting. at a time when it has become a trend to criticize journalism, it is very important to support it with iconic things like this. and that's what we're trying to do, we 're trying to take it to a new level, to show that there are stories that need to be... given in different ways, but they all deserve attention. it gives me more credibility, which means i'll do more stories. i am returning to ukraine. i will continue reporting, but ukraine is not the only country where important stories happen and where people suffer. so, again, all of this helps to keep the overall focus on mariupol, the history of mariupol, the history of ukraine, but it also gives us as journalists the confidence to continue working elsewhere. and that's what we're going to do, we're going to keep working, we 're going to keep reporting. from march 14 , the film 20 days in mariupol will return to ukrain

well, remember it's the oscars. it's for entertainment. it's. um there is, there is no, there is no necessarily sound like a journalist where, you know, hey say a journalism award. where if, if a journalist has proven to have something fake, they would probably take the award away. this is purely an entertainment category. and so it doesn't surprise me that they would go ahead and give the oscar in the same way that uh, for example, you could see movies like inconvenient truth come to mind and reset memory of al gore sort of propaganda found with that global warming. i think many of many of the points in that film or inaccurate, if not the false and later prove false by his predictions that he made. and so, you know, you can say the same thing. why you know why that knowledge of that. when an oscar, someone could have taken it away from him, it was proof. and does he think? you know, it last year is oscar winner for best documentary was a film about it like seen of on. and that was again, this year brought to the adobe feeder at the ceremony. an

the oscars are on sunday and abc seven is your oscar station.witness news kicks it all off with live coverage starting at 9 a.m. and then at ten. it's countdown to the oscars on the red carpet live at 1 p.m. it's on the red carpet at the oscars with our own george pennacchio d carpet sho and thes the oscars ceremony begins one hour earlier this year at 4 p.m. after the show. >> it's an all new abbott elementary. then it's an encore prtation of the oscars. at 1130, it's eyewitness news, and at midnight we're at the after parties with on the red carpet. after the awards. >> all right. and hey, good morning. this is what it looks like today. hourly forecast for you here in los angeles and inland orange county. we're back to about 60 degrees today. we have some partly cloudy skies, some wraparounisre. i think if you're in the inland empire or the foothill areas, you might see some lingering showers all the way throughs afternoon. they might even pick up in intensity this afternoon. we have a lot of viewers in the bay area, in the san francisco bay a

it's his first oscar. his career has included a series of arrests for drug related charges and a year in prison. he thanked his wife for helping him turn his life around. >> i'd like to thank my. i'm a veterinarian, i meant wife, susan downey over there. she found me a snarling rescue pet and you love me back to life. that's why i'm here. >> a stunned emma stone won best actress for poor things, her second career win in the category, and barbie, the highest grossing film, last year, took home one oscar. something i made for both billie eilish and her brother finneas won for their song what was i made for? eilish is now the youngest two time oscar winner ever at 22. >> we won two years ago and that still hasn't, like sunken in, sunken in or gotten doesn't make sense. i'm just kidding. >> later, ryan gosling, who played ken, performed the movie's other nominated song, i'm just ken. i want to know what it's like to low to be the real thing. the performance included three dozen backup kins . i'm just kidding.

the oscars are at the end of the line _ the oscars are at the end of the line.t the films that are actually green lit they give the opportunity to make it to the opportunity to make it to the great big screen. one the opportunity to make it to the great big screen.- the great big screen. one of the great big screen. one of the winners _ the great big screen. one of the winners so _ the great big screen. one of the winners so far, - the great big screen. one of| the winners so far, american fiction which is one of those films both of us who have seen it, it's a really great story in terms of diversity it has to be high up there on the list, hasn't it?— hasn't it? absolutely, and i thinkjefferson _ hasn't it? absolutely, and i thinkjefferson who - hasn't it? absolutely, and i thinkjefferson who was - hasn't it? absolutely, and i l thinkjefferson who was both hasn't it? absolutely, and i i thinkjefferson who was both a thinkjefferson who was both a writer— thinkjefferson who was both a writer and director, first—time director, _ writer and director, first—time dire

that was the only oscar that "barbie" won.illie eilish song, oscar win, and also bradley cooper who year after year and nomination after nomination can't snag the hardware. >> it's like is it going to happen, right? and then his mom is there every single time, just wants to see him win and it just isn't happening. >> i so feel for him. >> i know. >>> two of the nights winners used platforms to call for peace across the globe. while accepting the award for best documentary feature the director of 20 days in mariupol lamented that the fail m needed to be made in the first place. it depicts the aftermath of the russian invasion of ukraine added he wished he could exchange it for russia never attacking the country. a also. >>> several of the ceremonies attendees were wearing red pins in support of a group calling for a ceasefire in the middle east. >> makes sense. something as powerful as the oscars where there's so many cameras and attention to it to make their voices heard for something so, so important in the world. >>> godzill

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welcome to this bbc news special on the oscars.mer�*s night, scooping seven awards, including best picture and also best director, and best actor for cillian murphy. emma stone got best actress. over the next half an hour, we will look at who won what. we will also look at some of those viral moments, and of course the celebrity red carpet fashion. joining me to do that is the film critic helen o'hara, and with me is our culture reporter noor nanji, celebrity fashion stylist ellis ranson. here's the best bits of the ceremony in — ooh, about 60 seconds. welcome to the 96th 0scars. where is he? messi! # i'm just ken. i can't open the envelope. christopher nolan, oppenheimer. robert downeyjunior. i would like to thank my terrible childhood and the academy, in that order. thank you for seeing me. cillian murphy. i am a very proud irish man standing here tonight. the 0scar goes to emma stone. my dress is broken. i think it happened during i'mjust ken. oppenheimer. any of us who make movies know. you kind of dream of this moment. # i'm j

this is oscar. christopher know when i opened, i'm a sweeps. most of the major prizes at the academy awards, including best picks up best director and best extra. the gulf is welcome to the program. the swedish flag is now flying up, nato is headquarters in brussels. it follows a special ceremony not to full box. we succession 17, its place as the military alliances. 30 seconds men coming to us up to the noted countries applies to join the following. rushes full scale invasion of you, the ball, those, the gen attending sweden's prime minister and, and they chose the secretary general yet still who had this when pressed on tooth and launched is full for scaling nation 2 years ago. he won't, the less, nate, the more control over his neighbors. he wanted to destroy ukraine as a sovereign state. but she said nato is bigger and stronger. ukraine is closer to nathan membership than ever before. the security situation in our region has not been the serious since the 2nd world war. under russia would stay a threats to you. atlantic security for a fores

the first ukrainian oscar winner, so really a moment there.hat sort of wrapped up some of the films, let's take a look at some of the other things that have been trending. fashion is one of them. ellis is here, you have been combing through the red carpet, what took your attention, margot robbie, should we stop there? yes, we have to. i was patiently waiting for a big moment because it was the end of the barbie train, but she went in black. apparently is in mourning. they are both the saatchi? they are both in versace. expect margot in black. but i do love the look and maybe she is at the end of her barbie era. maybe. talking of barbie, we cannot mention barbie without ken, so ryan gosling? i love the pink suit, i loved it, everything was pink, the shirt, the gloves and it had by mounties. i also loved his suit for the red carpet as well. we saw a lot of double—breasted for the men. he was singing as well, he really stole the show in a lot of ways? it was oppenheimer's night in a way for the awards but ryan gosling stole the show when it came

the film dominating the oscar awards. >> this is the first oscar win for robert -- >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. it's a solemn three-hour bio pic that became an unlikely billion-dollar blockbuster. "oppenheimer," a film about the making of the atomic bomb, walked away the big winner at the 96th academy awards taking home seven statues including best picture. this morning the oscars parties are still going strong. cbs' danya bacchus is joining us from los angeles. good morning or maybe it's good evening to you. >> reporter: good morning. it is a very early morning here in los angeles, and yes, those oscar parties are still going on. this year's academy awards, there were no big surprises, just lots of golden statues, a-list celebrities, and memorable music performances. "oppenheimer" won the biggest awards for best picture and best director. >> we don't know where this incredible journey is going from here, but to know that you think that i'm a meaningful part of it means the world to me. >> reporter: "oppenheimer" star cillian murphy took home his f

here we are — the oscars! babi cast. the biggest film of the year is unlikely to be taking many oscars back to the barbie dreamhouse. but what it's done for cinema is something to shout about. katie razzall, bbc news, los angeles. let's speak now to my colleagues peter bowes and tom brook who've been soaking up the atmosphere in los angeles. guys come over to you. welcome to hollywood. _ guys come over to you. welcome to hollywood. the — guys come over to you. welcome to hollywood, the 96th _ guys come over to you. welcome to hollywood, the 96th academy - guys come over to you. welcome to i hollywood, the 96th academy awards, as you can hear in the background, well under way. as you can hear in the background, well underway. let as you can hear in the background, well under way. let me just described you the scene behind me. we are in the hollywood roosevelt hotel, blossom room, which is a banquet room here, and was the scene of the very first oscar is back in 1929. a very different affair then, it was actuall

one of his dreams is to see his gowns at the oscars.ove this actually, and it fit you well. >> joey kicking it. that's how i work it. just keep kicking it. >> bayo is from nigeria and fashion is in his dna. >> i came from ninth generation of weavers from nigeria. my father is a designer. my mom is a weavers. my parents designed for nigerian royalties. kings and queens. >> everything you design is custom and it's so grand, so beautiful. do you think of your customers as royalty? we have my customer who come here. >> i take them as a royalty. to me that that's the way i see every anyone who wear my clothing. i see them as a royalty. 200 to 200 or 300 over there and over here. the little, little ones. it's about 700. >> both bayo and stephanie can easily make anyone feel like royalty. as to my dress, you will see two of their masterpieces on the red carpet. all their pieces are truly stunning and what you don't see are the days, months and years it takes to make some of their masterpiece. and i can't wait to wear two of their gowns this we

preparing for the oscars in the belly of the beast ahead on "sunday morning." >>> oscar-winning actorgay harden has another calling when she is not in movies or on tv. she is a potter and she is talking with seth doane for our "sunday profile." >> reporter: hands covered in clay and hair in a bandanna, her kids tell us this is the real marcia gay harden. >> i go like this is pushing there and this is kind of on top. >> reporter: i see. on vacation in italy and on set in vancouver. you have been in so many things. television, film. >> yeah. >> reporter: for a long time. oscar-winning actress later this sunday morning. >>> also this morning, david pogue gives us a read on the growing popularity of closed captioning. robert krulwich explains, as only he can, why when it comes to language, the "i"s have. josh reiff is back with his mom, who is coming to terms with life in the spotlight. plus, a story from steve hartman. timely thoughts on springing forward from our luke burbank and more. it's an oscar su"sunday morning march 10, 2024, and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >>> she's a shoo-in for o

and oscars are different, so it cannot be called the first ukrainian oscars the second trick is thateautiful members of the film crew left the stage, but, well, what are you going to do if they are beautiful? they were very elegantly dressed, all in black, there was nothing outrageous, too bright or anything else, they were modest, elegant. i think the choice of clothes is great, and also a common comment from the few that i have seen is that so what, so what, this is a great comment from my point of view, well, the ukrainian film won the oscars, so what, war will end, or what, what, what is it to us will it help at all? i want to say that, in general , many people in our country still underestimate the role of cultural diplomacy, although it is grandiose, we can see the same, look at the same. russia, which has always understood what cultural diplomacy is, what art is, and how with the help of the art of culture you can do simply incredible things, but now we... see how the world sympathizes with russia to a large extent because of tolstoy's so-called, so chekava, how can this count

a great night to watch the oscars. we'll time out the rain a few more systems before we really change things up for a lot of warm weather headed our way. stephanie. >> all right, lisa, thank you. developing news now. authorities are trying to find out what led up to a shooting on the bay bridge last night. that left one person hurt and shut down nearly all lanes. police say a woman was shot while heading eastbound toward yerba buena island right around 830 last night. now you're looking at video of the victim's car. police say the suspects fired multiple shots at that car while it was going through a tunnel. we know the woman was taken to a hospital, but the extent of her injuries is not known. this morning. >> it looks like a callback is advising that they were shot. they were heading eastbound towards oakland inside a blue toyota camry. again, medics are responding as well. code three. they were shot going through the tunnel. >> a gunshot victim to the leg. conscious breathing. >> authorities say they don't have any

your gown is now at the oscars red carpet.our dream came true anyway, karina, we are here getting those last minute touches. finished finishing those last minute touches right now for the oscars. and i caught up with several bay area nominees ahead of the academy awards. it's almost oscars sunday, and the red carpet is rolled out with crews putting up the finishing touches. just hours before hollywood's biggest night, we caught up with bay area nominees arriving to los angeles, eager for sunday. >> i am looking forward to uh- being in that environment, soaking it in, you know, celebrating it with, you know, people from our team and but also with my fellow filmmakers, i'm from the other teams. we get to go to all these cool events and, you know, i'm speaking to my, you know, my cinematic heroes. right there's like martin scorsese, you know, there's like alexander payne, you know, and these amazing actors that that i've watched, you know, for the last couple of decades, they're just there. and they're lovely and they're having c

this is the first oscar in the ukrainian history.g best costumes, an appearance from anatomy of a fall's canine star, messi the dog... while earlier on the red carpet, the us media personality liza koshy took a nasty tumble... ohh! that's all right! ..but styled it out. the oscars are over. it was oppenheimer�*s night. but barbie once again won hearts and minds. colin paterson, bbc news. look at the weather now full hello again. as we go through this week, it will often be cloudy. there will be some sunshine, we'll have some rain and it's going to be windy, but it's getting milder now. today we've got this weather front draped across parts of northern ireland and also western scotland, and that's going to be bringing in some light and patchy rain. there's enough cloud around for some patchy light rain in some eastern areas, but most of us will stay dry but cloudy. the sunniest skies through the afternoon in southwest wales and southwest england with isolated showers and highs up to 12 degrees. through this evening and overnight there

let me explain: oscar, if you have heard, has been called an unfair, non-inclusive, non-diverse awardor many years. this is manifested in the fact that there are too many men in the nominations, and almost all, if you look at sociological studies so far, the majority of american films are about white men. if we look at the best director category, usually. men and even this year only one woman, and also still invisible are many different groups, absolutely, that is, people who are not only african americans, not only women, not only lgbt+, but there are also native americans, people of asian descent, people with a disability, and so on and so on , well, at the oscars, it seems that all these people, their experiences, their a... absolutely interesting stories, as if they do not exist, there are only white men, and therefore in the 15th year, a movement was started , which is called oskar is so white , there is one woman who is not a film-related person just put this hashtag on twitter, and that's how it went, because almost all nominations were won by white people, men, mostly, and wit

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, saying that her presence could give anatomy of a fall, some additional votes at the oscars, howeverrt of the oscars, a photo of messi appeared next to presenter jimmy kimenel, then the dog’s fans exhaled, hurray, after all, the dog came to the event, he had a separate place. although it is worth saying that it is not clear why anyone thought that this could somehow affect the voting, let us remind you that the voting itself actually takes place before the start of the event, so this would not affect the results in any way. well, by the way, it’s clear that doggie was getting ready, he even prepared the butterfly, well, of course, regarding without, well , i’m interested in who else was in the nomination besides doggie, because as we remember, there are options, for sure, the raven from the film killer of the flower moon, who appeared in, let’s say, the most iconic. artificial intelligence created the merlin chatbod, through which fans can communicate with the star. the company said the digital merlin is capable of reading users' emotions and responding accordingly using a proprietar

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but it was not like an oscar your typical oscar movie, and i think it did what most people watch these words were expected as well. just talked about the oscars going for the dramatic movies, but this also ends up being a platform for a walk, a c, a at these awards. we saw actors joining bins and support of a c spy. and so we also saw both the gods and ukraine wars mentioned info for speeches. what do you make of these kind of vulcan? so your terms and do you think they have some kind of an impact? you know, i think the, the oscars will be lost as if there was some kind of political statement during the show. and yes, it is such a big platform. and so these people, if you have an opportunity, reach a lot of people with their uh, political statements or advocacy as you describe it. the big most pronounced statement, i think came from jonathan glaser, who won for best or national feature. and he explicitly referenced the conflict in the gaza region. and so that was the big moment actually outside of the auditorium . there were contests for calling for a ceasefire. as the reason why the s

here we are, the oscars.arbie cast. the biggest film of the year is unlikely to be taking many oscars back to the barbie dreamhouse, but what it's done for cinema is something to shout about. screaming katie razzall, bbc news, los angeles. we have some live pictures in la and you can see the stars are arriving now. we have been watching them keenly in the last few hours. the stars are of course waiting for the ceremony to begin. and one of the big, big films of the year is oppenheimer with 13 nominations, and we expect them and it start cillian murphy to come out with quite a few awards. —— and its staff. poor things. maestro. anatomy of a fall also. jimmy kimmel is the host, there has typically been a lot of controversy around the hosts. i have to pause, that is ryan gosling who is due to perform i'm just kenningham a mark ronson song, for barbie. i don't think that is his outfit for the night —— i'm just ken. he will perform with dozens of performers, one of the biggest acts of the night. and he did win awa