"moonlight" also oscar nominated, "hidden figures," oscar nominated. what does this week mean to you? >> well, i'm just so thankful seeing a woman like you, i'm getting all emotional. just put things into perspective. >> thank you, janelle. >> i just think that i'm sorry, i'm trying, but i'm just so moved by stories that humanize us and you know, for me individual human beings who oftentimes are marginalized bass they're different because of their gender, sexual orientation, but no longer. so these films are these universal stories told in unforgettable ways and they're bringing us together and that's what i love most. >> thank you. >> for that reason i want to see "hidden figures" actually get so many awards at the oscarss because it's such a powerful powerful story. and now we're hearing so many other stories like raye's. >> if we hadn't seen the story of "hidden figures" we might not have seen raye's story. that's classy lady. coming up, the new invention that could be a game-changer for people suffering from sleep and anyia. >> this only uses magne

oscars. la la land is expecting to be the big winner of night with 14 nominations. bc news talking movies, the oscars. hello from hollywood and welcome to our special oscars preview edition of talking movies. i'm tom brook. in today's programme, everything you need to know about the academy awards. the big—name stars in the running. would it mean a lot to you to get oscars recognition? yeah, always. it's fabulous. and the documentaries and foreign—language films vying for an oscar prize. i'm toni. toni erdmann. will protests over president trump's policies take centre stage on hollywood's biggest night of the year? this could be the most politicised oscars that we have ever had. plus, our predictions on who will win the top oscar prizes. all that and more in our special oscars preview edition of talking movies. the 89th annual academy awards are about to get under way. the big question appears to be how many trophies will la la land take home? this ode to hollywood's golden age of musicals and to hollywood itself has many ardent supporters. it dominates the oscars fi

"moonlight" also oscar nominated, "hidden figures," oscar nominated. what does this week mean to you? >> well, i'm just so thankful seeing a woman like you, i'm getting all emotional. just put things into perspective. >> thank you, janelle. >> i just think that i'm sorry, i'm trying, but i'm just so moved by stories that humanize us and you know, for me individual human beings who oftentimes are marginalized bass they're different because of their gender, sexual orientation, but no longer. so these films are these universal stories told in unforgettable ways and they're bringing us together and that's what i love most. >> thank you. >> for that reason i want to see "hidden figures" actually get so many awards at the oscarss because it's such a powerful powerful story. and now we're hearing so many other stories like raye's. >> if we hadn't seen the story of "hidden figures" we might not have seen raye's story. that's classy lady. an inspiration to so many. coming up, the new inventi that could be a game-changer for people suffering from sleep and anyia

and toni erdmann, oscar—nominated two—and—three—quarter—hour german comedy.— a true story about a couple who helped to change the law in america. it is a true story, absolutely. ruth negga is up for a best actress oscard —— ruth negga is up for a best actress oscar for her portrayal of mildred, the pregnant bride of richard loving. this is in the 1960s in virginia. the couple get married in washington, dc, because there is less paperwork. they come back to start building their home only to be arrested, imprisoned, and forced to leave the state, which does not agree with their marriage. they are not allowed to be married. so they have to move away. they write a letter to bobby kennedy and it gets passed onto the aclu. despite the fact they are very private people, and the film is a keen to point out how much they wanted to keep themselves to themselves, the next thing they know they find themselves in the middle of a battle which is going from court to court, and apparently all the way to the supreme court. here is a clip. you go to the virginia state court ne

and toni erdmann, oscar—nominated two—and—three—quarter—hour german comedy.earing what you have to say about that. loving first of all — a true story about a couple who helped to change the law in america. it is a true story, absolutely. ruth negga is up for a best actress oscard for her portrayal of mildred, the pregnant bride of richard loving. this is in the 1960s in virginia. the couple get married in washington, dc, because there is less paperwork. they come back to start building their home only to be arrested, imprisoned, and forced to leave the state, which does not agree with their marriage. they are not allowed to be married. so they have to move away. they write a letter to bobby kennedy and it gets passed onto the aclu. despite the fact they are very private people, and the film is a keen to point out how much they wanted to keep themselves to themselves, the next thing they know they find themselves in the middle of a battle which is going from court to court, and apparently all the way to the supreme court. here is a clip. you go to the virginia

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a syrian cinematographer who shot the oscar nominated netflix documentary "white helmets" will also be a no-show at tonight's awards. the film which profiles the civilian team of first responders behind iconic images of rescues like these, was nominated for best documentary short. khaled khateeb was granted rmrmission by the u.s. to attend it the awards but according to i a statement his passport was revoked by the syrian government. the film's director and other crew members are expected to attend. syrian president bashar al-assad has accused the white helmets as being a front for al-qaeda. and of faking footage of the aftermath of air strikes. charges the group themselves deny. elaine. >> quijano: jonathan vigliotti, thanks. natalie portman is sitting out the oscars tonight, nominated for best lead actress for her portrayal of jacqueline kennedy in jackie. portman says her pregnancy will prevent her from attending. she is in her third trimester. as hollywood celebrates its big night it is also pausing to remember actor bill paxton, his family says he died of complications from surger

oscars still white protests. this year, there are movies in the running, like moonlight, hidden figures and fences, rooted in black experience and with largely black casts. in all, six black actors have been nominatedthis year, as well as one of indian heritage. but that does not mean lack of diversity is no longer a problem. i think it is great that we have had more black nominees across all of the categories, from acting to cinematography and director. but obviously, oscars still white is notjust about black nominees. it is about all different nominees who are not white. we still have a way to go before we can say oscars still white is obsolete. how are you doing? fine. can you see me? there were surprise snubs and inclusions in the nominations. one of the biggest exclusions was amy adams, the star of arrival. she was widely expected to be a best actress nominee. but at least her movie, a strikingly—intelligent science fiction film, did get a best picture nomination, amongst others. you won't kill? no, sir. you do realise quite a lot of killing goes on in war? the surprise inclusion was mel gibson as best director, for his work on hacksaw ridge. also nominated for best picture, the unexpected nom

it has eight oscar nominations. that takes us nicely to the oscars. almost upon us?nlight. the budget was 8.5. —— a million and a half. it has the chance of becoming the smallest film ever to win best picture. it is a bit like leicester. it stands a chance of dislodging the favourite, la la land. my favourite. i know that there is a backlash, people saying it is overhyped with the 14 nominations going to the oscars. i don't think it will win all 14. but there could be a tidy haul for it. it is good for hollywood. rebooted for a new generation. people are going to it thinking that they will see singing in the rain. but it is a modern indy film with singing and dancing. what about best actress, best actor? well, i think that the best actor will not go to ryan gosling but to casey affleck. there is also a threat from denzel washington in fences. and best actress i think will go to emma stone. that is sewn into her dress. i think that the best picture will go to la la land. you have to wait till the last moment. i think maybe moonlight could do it, but those directors co

it has a record equalling 14 oscar nominations. and emma dried up in the car. the woman responsible for the breathtaking choreography is now in last—minute rehearsals for tonight's academy awards. we are doing a city of stars audition, the fabulousjohn legend will be singing, which is great. ryan and emma would have been great, butjohn legend is incredible and we have got 20 dancers and it will be very much in the vein of the film. fans will be very satisfied. the big question tonight is will the academy opt for the escapism of lala land, or will it choose to confront one of the many serious subjects on offer in pretty much every other oscar—nominated film. manchester by the sea, a study in grief, has six nominations. denzel washington directs and stars in fences, in which a father struggles to bring up his family in a segregated america. it is not easy for me to admit i have been standing in the same place for 18 years. have been standing in the same place for18 years. i have been standing with you. i have spent 18 years of my lif

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my guest tonight is the director of the oscar nominated documentary "o.j.: made in america."lease give it up for ezra edelman, everybody! he's going to be joining us tonight ( cheers and applause ) fascinating man and doamplet we're going to have a great conversation. let me tell you what happened to us today. we had a really nice show planned for you -- very civil, very calm -- and then, in the middle of the day, hurricane trump happened. again. >> president trump's first solo press conference. let's just say it simply, it was extraordinary. >> i just want to let you foe, i inherited a mess. drugs are becoming cheaper than candy bars. you know what yiew uranium is, ? this thing called nuclear weapons and other things, lots of things are done with uranium including some bad things. i love to negotiate things, i do it really well and all that stuff. nuclear holocaust would be like no other. the leaks are absolutely real. the news is fake because so much of the news is fake. other countries have been taking advantage of us for decades -- decades and decades and decades, folks.

and dev patel brings an oscar nominated performance to "lion." >> do you have any idea what it is like how every day my real brother-- my name. >> i always thought that i could keep this family together. i need you. and what if you do find home and they're not even there. >> i don't have a choice. swrz we will have those stories and what might happen. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following:. >> you began how? >> they captioning sponsored by rose communications >> is it luck at all or something else. >> i think he just liked the guy. >> what is the be ject lesson here. >> opportunities for women. >> tell me the significance of the moment. >> glor: this was the week the administration went to court to fight an injunction on president trump's travel ban. the queen of england celebrated an anniversary and in football the new england patriots came back big time to beat the atlanta falcons in super bowl li. here are the sights and sounds of the past seven days. >> isis is committing atrocities across the world and in many cases the very, very dishonest press doesn't want to p

oscars. la la land is expected to the big winner, with m nominations, including best picture and best directoroming up at 10:30: more oscars build—up, with everything you need to know about the academy awards, in talking movies. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has said he accepts some responsibility for defeat in the copeland by—election, but that he is determined to finish the job he was elected to do. in an article in the sunday mirror, he urges his party to stand together to take on the conservatives. he's expected to deliver a similar message when he speaks to the scottish labour conference this afternoon. our political correspondent, carole walker reports. jeremy corbyn is again making it clear he is not standing down and there will be no change of direction. he was in stoke last week when labour saw off the challenge from ukip to hold onto the seat, but he says his party's defeat in copeland was deeply disappointing and he takes his share of responsibility. the tories claimed their victory in copeland was an endorsement of theresa may's leadership

it has eight oscar nominations. that takes us nicely to the oscars. almost upon us? moonlight. the budget was $1.5 million. it has the chance of becoming the smallest film ever to win best picture. it is a bit like leicester. it stands a chance of dislodging the favourite, la la land. my favourite. i know that there is a backlash, people saying it is overhyped with the 14 nominations going to the oscars. i don't think it will win all 14. but there could be a tidy haul for it. it is good for hollywood. an old genre rebooted for a new generation. people are going to it thinking that they will see singing in the rain. but it is a modern indie film with singing and dancing. what about best actress, best actor? well, i think that the best actor will not go to ryan gosling but to casey affleck for manchester by the sea. there is also a threat from denzel washington in fences. and best actress i think will go to emma stone. that is sewn into her dress. i think that the best picture will go to la la land. i think maybe moonlight could do it, but those directors could become

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dazzling and bittersweet, la la land has a record equalling 1a oscar—nominations. we are standing right where i was sitting when ryan and emma drive up in the car. the woman responsible for the film's breathtaking choreography is now in last—minute rehearsals for tonight's academy awards. we are doing a medley of city of stars and audition. the fabulousjohn legend will be singing, which is really great. ryan and emma would have been great, butjohn legend is incredible. we have got 20 dancers, and it will be very much in the vein of la la land. i think our fans will be very satisfied, i hope. the big question in los angeles tonight is, will the academy opt for the escapism of la la land, or will it choose to confront one of the many serious subjects on offer, in pretty much every other nominated film? there is manchester by the sea, a study in grief, which has six nominations. denzel washington directs and stars in fences, in which a father struggles to bring up his family in a segregated america. it is not easy for me to admit that i have been standing in the same

celebrate black history month, 14-amc theaters across the country on saturday will screen the oscar nominated film free of charge. the civil rights era nasa drama is nominated for three academy awards including best picture. if you haven't seen it-- the movie is supposed to be pretty good. it currently has a 92-percent rating on rotten tomatoes. there is much more coming up on good morning washington. brianne carter.. what are you working on? and seven is on your side all throughout the 2016 olympics. just text the word "rio" to 4-3-8-1-7 to sign up for text alerts about your athletes, as well as the latest medal counts. and don't forget. seven is on your side, helping you and your family fight back against crime. check our "spot crime" maps on wjla dot com, to stay crimes near where breakive and work. and didn't realize how difficult it was going to be to tie all that space together. with an open floor plan, you need to separate it with furniture. bassett had everything that we needed. fabric combinations marry the rooms together. having someone with bassett has been invaluable. we could've

not nominated here, but she has an oscar nomination? tress, banana nominated here, which was equally so brightening. i think she is an incandescent star. —— not nominated here. she is terrific in a fungal things to come as well. i'm glad she is here, and hope she does not make a wasted journey. —— a film called things to come. it is unusual for her to push for a role get the oscar nomination, and it does not happen very often. i talked to very couple of weeks ago when the critics awarded her a lifetime achievement award, and she said she did not often award, and she said she did not ofte n get award, and she said she did not often get that spotlight and was delighted to be here. let's return to how we started our programme to commit more about la la land, back to lizo for that. iam here i am here with the director of la la land, and the screenplay nominee. what has it didn't like, this roller—coaster ride since you premiered in venice? it has been a roller—coaster ride. it has been a roller—coaster ride. it has been amazing. the thing i

is that the craziest oscar nomination of all time? we'll have the very latest from la la land. also this lunchtime: two and a half years after it was set up the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse holds its first public hearings. driving up the cost of insurance — the government ruling which could add an average of £75 to premiums. thousands of civilians flee their homes as fighting intensifies in west mosul. a call from the past, nokia goes retro and relaunches its classic phone. coming up in sport at 1.30pm, leicester city prepare for life eddiejones eddie jones criticises eddiejones criticises italy's tactics as england are forced to come from behind to win. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it really shouldn't have been that difficult — opening the right envelope at the right time and naming the right film. but at the oscars last night in front of a global audience of millions it all went horribly wrong. warren beatty and faye dunaway announced to the world that the winner of best film was la la land. the only trouble was, it wasn't! the mistake was

original screen play and nocturnal animals film maker tom ford revealing his oscar pick. >> i hope michael shannon wins. he's nominated for my film. >> kerry playing coy about her oscar picks. >> i'm routing for everyone. i hope everyone goes home feeling a winner. >> but with two young kids kerry is planning a quite night watching the show. >> probably at home. >> which is also where mr. macy will be. >> can't be at the oscars then sit at home with all your pals and make fun of everyone at the oscars. that's what we do. >> sunday night on abc. >> well, if you follow catherine on social media you'll see lots of sweet shots like these of her beautiful and growing family. >> yes, catherine is returning to tv in any new series and she is telling renee more babies could be in her future. just don't tell her husband quite yet. >> we're talking about her new show and her latest addition to her family. >> she just had three. >> you look incredible. >> thank you. >> how is the baby? >> he's fantastic. he's so delicious. >> her body back just two months after saying hello to joshua bishop kelly jr. >> i was pretty nervous abou

nominations. this year's oscar acting nominees are among the most diverse ever. after two years with no nominations for minority actors, this year a record six black actors are up for awards. >> the world population is much more diverse than hollywood realizes and i think the studio executives and people who fund movies are realizing that, too. >> reporter: one of the biggest questions tonight is how political will the show get. many people expect a lot of nominees and presenters to voice protests over the policies of president trump. the nominee for best language film is not attending the ceremony to protest the president's travel ban from several predominantly muslim nations. meryl streep who criticized the president in a speech at the golden globe was totalis of tonight's presenters. she's -- to the list every tonight's presenters. she's the most nominated performer now in oscar history. chris martinez, cbs news, hollywood. >>> it certainly didn't feel like a day in l.a. today. >> no. it was a little chilly, but we were back to where we should be, average. this

the film has got four oscar nominations including best supporting actress and here is why. not talking about no baseball. you're not listening to me, i'm trying to explain it to you the best way i know how. it's not easy for me to admit i've been standing in the same place for 18 years. well, i've been standing with you! i've been right here with you, troy. i've had a life too. i've had 18 years of my life just standing in the same spot as you. don't you think i've ever wanted other things? don't you think i had dreams and hopes? what about my life, what about me? great performances. you have seen the play. so powerful, the play. the film feels very staged. there are plays that have been adapted for the screen and they feel cinematic. this feels like something that has taken the stage play and filmed it. there are slight differences, but it never felt like a cinematic endeavour. it felt like great writing, relevant issues. great, committed performances. but it didn't take flight as a piece of film—making. that is a problem because if you take a stage play away from the stag

the provocative message of the oscar-nominated film "13th."amendment abolishing slavery. >> what you got after that was a rapid transition of mythology of black criminality. >> the kinds of kids are called super predators. >> millions of dollars will be allocated for prison and jail facilities. >> three strikes and you are out. >> reporter: the documentary explores the impact of decades of law and order politics and a prison industry that director ava duvernay says profits off punishment and is rooted in racism. >> slavery, reconstruction, jim crow, the drug wars, the reagan years, the nixon years, the clinton years and then the prison boom and how it mushroomed, and up to black lives matter. >> reporter: the african american experience is at the core of all of duvernay's work. now one of the most powerful women in hollywood. >> what happens when a man stands up and says enough is enough. >> reporter: her critically acclaimed movie "selma" -- nominated for best picture oscar. >> glory, hallelujah! >> i enjoy my days. >> reporter: she grew up m

it earned its first oscar nomination in 2014 with a feature documentary.aming nominations have been in the documentary feature category. netflix says it is not interested in offering a theatrical run and would rather push content first directly to subscribers. but amazon's strategy may have an advantage for the long haul. since it owns both the movie and streaming platform, it can offer its prime subscribers access to "manchester by the sea" globally and indefinitely. cory: that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." monday, we will be broadcasting from the mobile world conference in barcelona. technology." monday, we will be broadcasting talking to the c.e.o.'s. that is it for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. >> ♪ chances are that i wear a silly grin the moment ♪ announcer: there are artists we will always remember. >> ♪ mona lisa mona lisa men have named you ♪ announcer: there are beautiful songs, words, and memories that will always touch our hearts. >> ♪ it's impos

and oscar nomination. but first, to the lead.e began with one euro crisis p.r.ber that got worse -- crisis for uber that got worse. board members were unhappy with the investigation. waymo filed a lawsuit against uber claiming it still designs -- stole designs a discovered when waymo was accidentally cc'd in an email. eric newcomer joins me. tell me what happened. >> as google tells it, a supplier sent them an email. they opened it up and see this circuit board that looks similar to their own system except it is labeled uber's auditing. i think that is where they begin to get tangible evidence. cory: i will call it google. >> a lot of brand confusion. cory: google gets this circuit board in an email and it is the wrong file meant to be sent to uber. knows the guide was one of the important developers quit and started his own company which was quickly acquired by uber. >> right. anthony is now the man of the hour. we learn a lot from this lawsuit. he talked to uber before he started auto. , hisogle points out self-driving trucking

the trial of the century back in the spotlight as part of an oscar nominated espn documentary. o.j. made in america exploring bitter race relations plaguing lapd for decades. did the defense team cross a line? ethically. >> they cross a line every time they walk into court. every single time. >> what was the most egregious? >> i think the sheer extreme nature of the way in which race was injected went too far. >> when audiotape surfaced of the police officer who found the bloody glove ranting racial slurs. >> first thing anything out of a [ bleeped ] for the first five or six sentences is a lie. >> it was seen as a touchdown for the defense. >> who says things like that in. >> it was so foul, it was so despicable that i mean it was nauseating to listen to. >> it was like mana from heaven. it was indeed a gift. >> reporter: when you heard those tapes did you think this is a get out of jail free card? >> it was a blockbuster. we knew that some of the things that he was talking about would resonate with this jury. >> it was very painful, two innocent people were brutally murdered. and

we have loving, and oscar—nominated drama.have gold starring matthew mcconnell may, and toni erdmann, with a two and three quarters hour german comedy. i look forward to hearing what you say about that. loving is a true story about a couple who helped to change america. it is about the pregnant bride of richard loving. the couple get married in washington, dc because there is less paperwork. they come back only to be arrested, imprisoned and forced to leave the state, which does not agree with their marriage. you are not allowed to be married. they have to move away. they write a letter to bobby kennedy. despite the fa ct letter to bobby kennedy. despite the fact they are very private people and the film is a keen to point out how much they wanted to keep themselves to themselves. they find themselves to themselves. they find themselves in the middle of a battle which is going from court to court and apparently all the way to the supreme court. here is a clip. you goo to the virginia state court next, right? yes. are you nervo

." >> announcer: this is the first oscar and fourth nomination for kenneth lonergan, who is also nominated for directing "manchester by the sea." >> thank you so much. i love the movies, i love being part of the movies. thank you, matt damon, the whole thing started with you, thank you kimberly stewart, kevin walsh, lauren beck, chris moore. thank you, casey affleck, kay s casey affleck, michelle williams and all the actors in the film. the movie is about people trying to take care of each other in the face of terrible adversity. i have been taken care of my whole life by wonderful people who i love and who have loved me. i wouldn't be holding this if not for mara. i wouldn't be here at all if it wasn't for jay smith cameron. nelly lonergan, could not love you more, but i will try. and a special thanks to my step-father, mike porter, who is taking care of my mother for the last five years in a way that is an example to everyone who has ever come across his path, and farewell to my father, who passed away this year, as well. thank you very, very much. >> announcer: please welcome five-time

the film has got four oscar nominations, including best supporting actress and here's why. no baseball. you're not listening to me, i'm trying to explain it to you the best way i know how. it's not easy for me to admit that i've been standing in the same place for 18 years. well, i've been standing with you! i've been right here with you, troy. i've had a life too. i've given 18 years of my life to stand in the same spot as you. don't you think i've ever wanted other things? don't you think i had dreams and hopes? what about my life, what about me? great performances. you've seen it as a play. and that scene is so powerful in the play. the only problem is this — that the film feels very stagey. there are plays that have been adapted for the screen that start to feel cinematic. what this feels like is something that has taken the stage play and literally filmed it. obviously there are slight differences, but it never felt like a cinematic endeavour. it felt like really great writing, very relevant issues, terrific committed performances that you could absolutely get behind.

hala cried when the oscar nominations were announced. she shows photos of her celebratory breakfast with filmmaker. she explains her husband, abu ali, always stayed up late to watch the oscars, no matter what. >> reporter: so he loved movies and films? >> yes and he knows everything. >> reporter: she knows that her husband is probably dead but still searches through photos for proof. the children, the younger girls, still believe or hope that one day he may arrive at their door. for now, hala only hopes that people will see the film to understand what she and millions of other syrians have endured. atika shubert, cnn, germany. >> we have this addendum to the story. we heard that hala has arrived safely and she has received offers from people, michelle obama and her spokesman to help her with her dress. >> i will have to see that film. we will be right back with more news. knows how it feels to seees your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could love your numbers? discover once-d

and he's got seven oscar nominations and won twice. feels like that on the night. i'm going to night, i'm lucky enough to go. you have the red carpet razzle—dazzle, you see the stars coming out, it does have that same feel and glamour. it isn't at the royal opera house this year. it is at the albert hall which has a slightly different feel. not sure how that will go but i'm sure stephen fry will provide the atmosphere. so, you have to get on a train. yes, my life is so hard! larushka ivan—zadeh, have a lovely time tonight. that is it from us from breakfast today. dan and louise are back tomorrow from 6am. thanks for joining are back tomorrow from 6am. thanks forjoining us and goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at nine: donald trump condemns the firing of a ballistic missile by north korea into the sea of japan. renewed pressure for speaker, john bercow, after a video emerges of him talking about his vote in the eu referendum. i voted to remain personally. i voted to remain personallylj thought it was better to stay in the europea

hala cried when the oscar nominations were announced. ith filmmaker and explains her husband, abu ali, always stayed up late to watch the oscars. >> reporter: so he loved move vies, he loved films? >> yes, and he know that. >> reporter: hala knows that her husband is probably dead but she still searches through photos of bodies for proof. the children, specially the younger girls, still believe or hope that one day he may arrive at their door. for now, hala only hopes that people will see the film to understand what she and millions of other syrians have endured. atika shubert, cnn. >> we at least know this part of story has a happy ending. we just learned that hala has arrived to los angeles safely and she will be watching the oscars in person there as opposed to being away. thanks for being with us for this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell. for our viewers in the united states, n"new day" is next. for our viewers, a check of the headlines. eyes show emotion, not your age. olay eyes. ageless. ♪ heigh ho ♪ heigh ho ♪ heigh ho hei

their story was told in a book by margo shutterly and is now an oscar-nominated movie.ji henson plays kath lin johns rein johnson who is 98 years old now. >> sat there for 33 years. i was glad to and i always did my best. >> and her best was incredible. and we're going to tell you about that. we have a whole lot more on how the women who worked there built on their legacy of the "hidden figures." that's next on news 4 at 5:00 and then at 6:00, i'm tell you what kathryn johnson is up to these days. she has not slowed down. >> thank you, barbara. amazing story. >>> turning to the weather, so is this the temperatures that we are expecting, you're seeing other signs of spring. >> michelle bash tweeted doug and myself this picture today. take a look, the daffodils are coming up. >> sure sign. >> and so i retweeted this, and i said, what signs of spring are you seeing out there? guys getting pictures of iris starting to come out. so i want to see what you're seeing out there. share your pictures on twitter we love to see them. speaking of spring, we have two weeks now until m

people know his name from broadway, oscar nominated lin manuel miranda. >> we watched the oscars andbout how i would be going with him so this is a real dream come true. >> all right. is there anyone you're looking forward to meeting tonight? >> we met gail bernal so there's really nothing left to do here. pack it up. >> he is just so charming and you know what else he told me? like the first thing he did when he was done with hamilton he cut his hair off. i almost didn't recognize him. >> i remember that. he cut it off and he went out with jlo and did a song. how cool is it that he brought his mom? >> i love that he kept his promise from little him to bring his mom. it's so awesome. >> rel quick, the actually wards tonight, what's the buzz about the big prize, best picture? >> best picture, obviously "la la land" is favored because it has 14 nominations going on but there has been some buzz that perhaps one of the more dramatic films could make it in there. but at the end a lot of people think it's still going to go with the love note from hollywood to hollywood which is "la la land