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architect who moves to america after world war ii and becomes a protege, almost a pet of of guy pearce'st really depends on how the next few weeks shake out. i mean, it's, with the oscars, it's important to remember that, it's not a first past the post, it's a list of preferences, and that means that if your film is a film that most people can get on board with, you've got a stronger chance of winning overall, as opposed to a marmite film, films that people feel very passionately about and also feel very passionately against. indeed, i want to ask you about demi moore, because i didn't know that she's never had a nomination before. i mean, in her extensive career. yeah, and a nomination for what is essentially a horror movie, a body horror movie, that also speaks to hollywood, i guess, because it's very much about how hollywood treats women as they get older and how they, you know, how they feel, pressure for their looks. it's been a very strong performance. it's been talked about a lot, and the substance has cropped up in, in other categories as well. that and nosferatu are ringing some

survive until seemingly finding a benefactor in entrepreneur harrison lee van buren, played by guy pearcen a place here on the property to live and work. i think that residing here will allow you the time and the space to conceive of it properly. the film's american director, brady corbet, has described it as a story about someone who flees fascism only to encounter capitalism. why was that such an idea, i suppose, that fascinated you? because the american myth is something that, you know, is not that frequently undressed, especially in this sort of coming—to—america fable that we have seen rehashed sort of again and again. adrien brody is the son of hungarian immigrants to the us and already has one oscar, for 2002's the pianist, where he played a polish musician hiding from the nazis. don't let them get you alive. he's now the frontrunner for another acting oscar because of a performance weighted with the genius and pain of laszlo toth, destined to be a supplicant in white protestant american society, discovering that no generosity from a patron is without price. you have no excuse any

also a film called the brutalist, which is an epic film starring adrien brody and guy pearce.of older actresses - year? i am pleased to see quite a lot of older actresses in - a lot of older actresses in contention this year, something we have been celebrating, we have nicole kidman, demi moore, pamela anderson making a comeback in the last showgirl call. it's comeback in the last showgirl it's an interesting year. in terms of women on screen, brilliant. we could have more women directors, but in terms of films about women and great actresses, it's a great year. it seems like it is an eclectic mix. there is some heavyweight titles in there and some epic sagas as well. i titles in there and some epic sagas as well.— sagas as well. i think it's interesting _ sagas as well. i think it's interesting because - sagas as well. i think it's interesting because last| sagas as well. i think it's - interesting because last year oppenheimer dominated things, winning five. i think it's nice we are mixing it up with different genres, there is a lot of musicals in there. it's a big yearfor m

guy pearce in the brutalist and jeremy strong in the apprentice. >> next. >> the nominees for achievementn costume design. a complete unknown. conclave. two. nosferatu >> the nominees for achievement in makeup and hairstyling are. a different man. emilia perez. nosferatu. the substance and wicked. >> next up, the nominees for achievement in music. original score. the brutalist. amelia perez. wicked. wild robot. >> now. >> this year's nominees for best live action short film. alien. anuja. i'm not a robot. ranger and the man who would not remain silent. >> many such cases. yes. of course. okay. okay. animated short film, the nominees are beautiful men. where? okay. in the shadow of the cypress. magic candies. wander to wonder and yuck charli xcx. >> wonderful. >> and now we have the first of the two award categories honoring writing first for adapted screenplay. the nominees are a complete unknown screenplay by james mangold and jay. conclave, screenplay by peter straughan. amelia perez, screenplay by jacques audiard, in collaboration with thomas bidegain, liam macias and nicola livecchi.

favorite zoe saldana to accept in best supporting actor, we have yura borisov, edward norton, guy pearceong and odds on favorite kieran culkin for a real pain. >> i've just been in a real funk, i guess since she died. >> for performance by an actor in a leading role. >> that honor goes to adrien brody, colman domingo, ralph fiennes, sebastian stan and timothee chalamet. >> i crawled on six crooked highways. >> as for the snubs, big names like angelina jolie, nicole kidman, pamela anderson and denzel washington left out of the acting races. and no jon m chu for directing wicked. the question now who will walk away with a shiny gold statue? well, we don't know for sure. speculating is half the fun, and with not too many clear frontrunners, this year's academy awards are shaping up to be must see tv. i'm joelle gargiulo, abc news. >> some really great movies and performances this year. the oscars award ceremony is sunday, march 2nd, hosted by conan o'brien. it will be live right here on abc seven and for the first time, live streaming on hulu. >> we are looking ahead to e weekend in sandhya

and guy pearce for the brutalist. the brutalist. felicity jones got a nomination for her supporting role in the film, also in the supporting actress category. monica barbaro for complete unknown. ariana grande. wicked. isabella rossellini for conclave and zoe saldana. emilia perez in los angeles george pennacchio for abc news now. >> the song is nominated in the best original song category, will not be performed live during the oscar show. that move was announced in a letter to the membership yesterday. it said instead, the show will celebrate the nominated songwriters through personal reflections. you can watch the oscars on sunday, march 2nd, right here on abc seven, and for the first time, it will also be live streamed on hulu. >> the plan to end birthright citizenship hits a roadblock. plus. >> you might have been born in san francisco, but that doesn't make you a us citizen. >> so the community realized how important birthright citizenship is for chinese in america. >> the historic san francisco connection to the current a team

borisov, kieran culkin, edward norton, guy pearce and jeremy strong go for actor in a supporting roleupporting actress nominees are monica barbaro, ariana grande, felicity jones, isabella rossellini, and zoe saldana. >> congratulations to all of this year's nominees. >> the oscars air live march 2nd from the dolby theater in hollywood, hosted by conan o'brien. in hollywood. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> next, at six, a federal judge issues a temporary restraining order blocking president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship. also, new wildfires down in southern california as the region experiences a fourth straight day of those red flag warnings. tonight, questions still up in the air about federal aid and a family in mourning after their loved one, a security guard, was killed in a shooting in oakland. what we know about what led up to those shots being fired as family members search for answers. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> he didn't deserve to be to lose his life on the streets of oakland whatsoever. >> good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach. tonight, an

. >> in supporting categories yara borisov, kieran culkin, edward norton, guy pearce and jeremy strongr in a supporting role. best supporting actress nominees are monica barbaro, ariana grande, felicity jones, isabella rossellini, and zoe saldana. [applause] >> congratulations to all of this year's nominees. >> the oscars air live march 2nd from the dolby theater in hollywood, hosted by conan o'brien. in hollywood. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> okay, now to an incredible piece of video. a man attending last night's college basketball game between nebraska and usc was selected for a special contest. >> yep. put a golf ball into a tiny hole across the basketball court and win a porsche. not so easy. well, check out what happened here, right? that fan made that miraculous shot. 90 foot, 94 foot putt. and, yeah, i guess, you know, i guess he gets to take home that porsche, but that is amazing. either it's incredible focus on his part or just he just has great luck. i don't know. >> i watched it a couple times in the news and i was like, that hardwood goes forever. >> yeah. >> it's like it f

pearce in the brutal list. jeremy strong for the apprentice and for best supporting actress monica barbaro play joan baez. it a complete unknown nominated. >> ariana grande for wicked felicity jones in the brutal list. isabella rossellini for conclave and zoe saldana for and million academy awards will be held on march second this year, conan o'brien will host the show. it will focus on the california wildfires. they say set of all the usual tinsel and glitter. dean richards. >> a group of local high school jazz musicians represent the bay area and a prestigious band competition. don't use in the group. stanford jazz workshop compete in the essentially ellington high school jazz band competition and festival. that program hearses on stanford's campus and has been named one of the top 30 high school bands in the country. the competition is scheduled for this summer in new york city. big congratulations to them. still ahead, a family is reunited with their pet. her miraculous. survived the la fire. (vo) with well

i want to bring into the conversation gregory pearce. he is the director of the ucla water resources group and research and co-executive director of the ucla luskin center for innovation. gregory, i'm so glad you're here with us because we keep hearing all this conflicting information about this water problem, this water pressure problem. can you tell us exactly what is happening and why? >> yeah, well, there's a few different fires, obviously, and that means actually different water systems dealing with the different fires. there's 200 different water systems in los angeles county. but i think the big controversy has been around the palisades fire that's served by la dwp, which serves the entire city of la. in that case, there's been a lot of criticism around the lack of functioning of the fire hydrants around tank sizes. and now recently around a reservoir that's up in the area of being offline. i'd say largely, i know it's not a popular story that what public officials are saying about the capacity of an urban water system to fight a

trump's performative aspects of immigration enforcement, which i think we i think we just have to pearce the numbers and see that a lot of this is performative. his numbers are no better or worse this first week than than they were for president biden. >> all right. juliette kayyem for us this morning. juliette, always grateful to have you. thanks very much for being on the show. >> thank you. >> all right. time now for sports. super bowl 59 is set. the chiefs trying for a three peat. they take on my high flying eagles. coy wire has this morning's cnn sports update. they flew high indeed. >> is it just the. >> monitor or. >> are you wearing eagles. >> green this morning. >> i you know. i yeah you. >> know what. let's call. >> it that. >> do your thing girl. >> congrats. we'll get to your eagles in a second. first, the afc championship marked the latest. >> chapter in the rivalry between the chiefs and the bills. patrick mahomes and josh allen that are. >> becoming like peyton manning and tom. >> brady. the fourth. >> time they've met in the last five playoffs. and once again, it was a he

will work in the sense of giving it a platform for surveillance and recommendations, says richard pearceecretary of labor under president bill clinton, he's a professor of public policy at uc berkeley. he's the co-founder of inequality media. and if you have any interest in this oligarchy nonsense, i think he's publishing every single day. professor reich, good to see you. thanks for being with us. this is an interesting just a side note on, on on why elon musk wants to be in the white house. literally. he wants his office to be in the white house. remember when amazon was going around trying to sell every city in the in the country on, on on establishing it's, you know, it's centers and it gathered all this information on all those cities and somehow amazon now knows everything about everything in the country. there's something to be said for being at the center of the power. when you are trying to control the levers of power. >> absolutely, ali. >> in fact, power today. >> is not just wealth. it's information. >> it's data. >> it's knowing what it. >> is that everybody else is doing. a

will work in the sense of giving it a platform for surveillance and recommendations, says richard pearcelaw professor at george washington university. joining us now, robert reich, who served as the secretary of labor under president bill clinton, he's a professor of public policy at uc berkeley. he's the co-founder of inequality media. and if you have any interest in this oligarchy nonsense, i think he's publishing every single day. professor reich, good to see you. thanks for being with us. this is an interesting just a side note on, on on why elon musk wants to be in the white house. literally. he wants his office to be in the white house. remember when amazon was going around trying to sell every city in the in the country on, on on establishing it's, you know, it's centers and it gathered all this information on all those cities and somehow amazon now knows everything about everything in the country. there's something to be said for being at the center of the power. when you are trying to control the levers of power. >> absolutely, ali. in fact, power today is not just wealth. it's

guy pearce and "the brutalist," and jeremy strong in "the apprentice."applause] >> the nominees for makeup and hair styling are... "a different man" "emilia perez," "nosferatu," "the substance," and "wicked." [applause] >> next up the nominees for achievement and music, original score. "the brutalist," conclaves, "emilia perez," "wicked," and the wild robot. [applause] >> now this year's nominee for best live action short film. "alien," "i'm not a last ranger" and the man who would not remain silent periods. >> many such cases. >> yes. [applause] >> okay for best animated short film, the nominees are, "beautiful man." >> where? >> "and that shadow at the cypress." wondered to wonder antioch. [laughter] >> wonderful, and now we have the first of the two award categories honoring writing first for adapted screenplay. the nominees are, "a complete unknown" screenplay by james mangold and james cox. conclaves by peter strong. "emilia perez" screen played by jacques audiard with many othe others. >> you crash that. nickel boys by jocelyn barnes. and "sing sin

>> yura borisov, edward norton, fantastic in "a complete unknown," guy pearce in "the brutalist" andnation for "wicked" was not put in there. but this is a great list of five. four first time nominees along with edward norton. >> who is going to win. >> so best supporting actor, let's look at best supporting actress. >> monika barbara in "a complete unknown" with edward norton is joan biaz. she's fabulous. she's a nominee along with ariana grande in "wicked" and felicity jones. selena gomez is missing. also one of the co-stars of emelia perez. people who loved the movie probably put her on their ballot and toto get nomated you have to be people's number one or number two choice. i'm sure she made a lot of ballots but not enough. and jamie lee curtis didn't get nominated for "the last showgirl" a movie that is just coming on strong now. she didn't get it after the oscars. >> let's move on to best actor. >> this is a real powerhouse list. adrian brodie for "the brutalist," timothee chalamet his second nomination, so young to have two best actor nominations under his belt for playing bo

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the new york times this morning quotes greg pearce, a researcher from ucla, who echoed concerns overing water systems will allow firefighters to take on broad wildfire would be enormously expensive. a more fundamental question, and this goes to building and flood zones in the state of florida. sure, this goes to allowing building in the ninth ward of new orleans, you know, under under sea level. a more fundamental question, he said, is whether it's a good idea to rebuild neighborhoods adjacent to wild lands, an issue that's been broadly debated across the west is climate change increases the frequency and intensity of fires on what is known as the wildland urban interface. so we have urban sprawl going into areas that that, again, just like building on beaches in florida, you you're just asking for trouble. and rebuilding in these places is a really bad idea. i think that's what that gentleman means. it's a very plainly bad idea, unless you want it to happen again. right. but can we be confident that they're not going to rebuild in these areas? i mean, the interests who want to rebui