doha is patrick tang who is the division chief of microbiology at sidra medicine in johannesburg regina osi who is the medical doctor and infectious diseases specialist at the arom institute and in barcelona is geoffrey lazarus who's the head of health systems research group at barcelona institute for global health welcome to the program thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera regina so this is a rare admission of weakness by china what do you read into it. well i think it's very difficult to understand exactly what it is that they're talking about because we haven't actually seen the data are i think the data has been submitted to the w h o's. expert a group. called states and we're waiting for a decision to be pending but we also don't know what post a post where a lot of information that someone has that more part of the initial clinical trial so it's really difficult to understand when they say you know it's may not be as if acacias all we know is that we've given more for gore when given a favor the government 71 percent efficacy at the time a while ago and we don't know what exact

impact in the new area regina the official also listed 2 options to solve the problem he said this one is to increase the number of doses or adjust the dosage or interval between shots and the other is to mix vaccines developed from different technologies let's break those down and look at the 1st option what do you make of the 1st one increasing the number of doses or adjusting the dosage. or interval between 2 shots. i think that you know a strategy where you provide to. basically antigen several times for the body to be able to develop a new unity to it definitely is something that has been used in vaccine development but again it is very unclear to me how exactly that would work because we don't know what the original data shows what the post sort of rollout data is showing now and whether you know this would be a strategy that we could retain in terms of adding a booster with the same backs. to the existing people the already been vaccinated. right so and on the other notes on the other point that he raised jeffrey is mixing vaccines a strategy that should be considered to boost t

rights a regina law. out on the extent to which stereotypes and geopolitics play a role into the acceptance of a certain vaccine in 30 seconds if you don't mind. yes i think that you know the communication is very difficult as you've mentioned i think it's it's very important to keep focus on the main message we do not want to get cold at 19 want to stop the pandemic want to go back to life as usual if we can do that and one way of doing that is getting vaccinated and i think we have to really go back and focus on that thank you so much very interesting to talk to all of you patrick tang regina o.c. and geoffrey lazarus pre-show your time thanks for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion you can go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is a.j. inside story for myself the whole team here in doha thanks very much for watching and goodbye f

regina king.actress kathryn hahn author chang-rae lee featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers and this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? okay all right. let's get to the news. former president trump and former first lady melania trump reportedly received the coronavirus vaccine at the white house in january i guess that's all right i mean, he has pre-existing conditions, and she works in elder care that's right trump and melania received the coronavirus vaccine in january but this is weird -- january of 2018. so - president m -- president biden, excuse me, met virtually with mexican president obrador yesterday to discuss immigration, trade, the pandemic, and because it's impossible to not have an opinion on it, "wandavision. vice president kamala harris today swore in dr. miguel cardona as education secretary, and he's already outperforming betsy devos. raise your right hand. wow! first try! this is -- this guy's good new yor

in the opening minutes of the show, actor and director regina king acknowledged the hardships of the past year. >> we are mourning the loss of so many, and i have to be honest, if things had gone differently this past week in minneapolis, i might have traded in my heels for marching boots. [ applause ] >> king said movies help bring people together during difficult times. this year's selection of nominees showed a big step for racial progress. danya bacchus is in los angeles. what were the biggest highlights of the night? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. with pandemic protocols in place, oscars producers promised the so how would be like a movie, and it was. for regina king's entrance to "nomadland's" historic win, there was even a surprise twist at the end. the 93rd academy awards took on cinematic look of its own from los angeles' iconic union station. actress regina king, who made her directorial debut with "one night in miami," addressed the pandemic in her opening monologue. >> it has been quite a year, and we are still smack dab in the middle of it. >> reporter: daniel ka

we talked to regina gaines. she was featured on black businessman at this friday and listening to the business owners during your rounds say this morning was incredible. they shared some of their challenges so talk a little bit more about some of the things, local examples, of detroit businesses that facebook has helped. some of those stories. >> i would love to. one of my favorite stories was la'sia johnson. her story is amazing. she was diagnosed with eczema and crohn's disease and no product work for her. she was breaking out, they had toxic things in them so she opened a retail store and it was accessible. and then coronavirus hit. she really pivoted online and did it in a creative way. she created a facebook community called the garden. she has over 1100 people in her community. you hurt her talk about it this morning. she calls them her sunflowers and she gets her product ideas from them, names, she talks about fragrances, and what she said to us was she is a full proprietor. that is really lonely. she sai

shiela: thank you, regina. i want to note that in fact the recommendations include possibly -- payments. there has been a question raised in the chat room about how to assist small practices. it's one thing for a large integrated system. it is another for a relatively small practice in a small area, practice particularly in rural areas. regina points out there is an extraordinary shortage. i spent a fair amount of time in the state of kansas working for senator dole for a long period of time, and the paucity of services and clinics available in those rural areas is remarkable. there are things we envision for primary care providers to assist them. so we try to address a number of these questions recognizing that there are serious issues there. regina: i would add that in addition to the capitation or value of the care, which incentivizes me as a primary care doctor to look at the patient as a whole person, as a whole outcome, not just as an encounter. that helps, but also as you mentioned, helping the small pra

regina runs the house in detroit. regina gains. her business was very local. her wine store was more than a store. she created in store in spirit says for people to come and buy wine. that was how the business worked. when coronavirus hit, she could have -- instagram, and she was interviewing wine makers and running cooking classes and giving people those experiences. this is what's amazing. her business is up this year. business is up this year. what do we believe? we believe when we give small businesses the tools and assistance, they are going to survive and thrive, and that will make communities like detroit continue to thrive. >> can you share a couple other stories? we spoke to regina who was on black businessman at the past monday. listening to business owners during your roundtable this morning was incredible. can you tell us about the challenges? talk more about some of the things, local examples of detroit businesses, that facebook has helped? >> one of my favorite stories was the owner of a local company called essential's. it's all natural skin car

regina comes to the committee with broad support from my state.ve received a flood of letters on her behalf, all of them testify to her character, hard work, and commitment to justice and the rule of law. she learned all of it from her family who join us today. her mom's family knew injustice firsthand, as the chairman mentioned. during the second world war they were relocated from california to an interment site in wyoming, joining 10,000 people whose loyalty to america was questioned for no reason but their japanese ancestry. her father peter was a mexican-american who went from living in a railroad boxcar in the south side of chicago to earning a nomination for the nfl hall of fame. her mother linda became a teacher, an administrator in the denver public schools, my old district when i served as superintendent. education and hard work transformed her parents' lives and regina has always sought to live up to their example. she graduated, the ranking member might be interested to know, with honors from the university iowa, then returned home to e

>> regina king. she's another sure thing.adies weren't the only ones demanding attention. >> leslie odom jr. he is on a hot streak and bold with gold. i absolutely love what he was wearing with that brioni tux. >> and daniel kaluuya winning and doing it in style. >> and daniel kaluuya rocking the tux. >> it's that high-low combination. he looked amazing. >> and it's never a bad idea to think pink on the red carpet. >> coleman domingo. i mean my jaw dropped in a good way. >> oh, absolutely, bold, fuchsia, versace moment. that is versace's iconic colors. he killed it. >> on the other end of the spectrum? >> i know crocs have had a huge year, and he went with gold. but i'm sorry, i'm going to get a little flak for this, but i think crocs need to stay home. >> my favorite has to be the versace fuchsia suit. and sequins took 150 hours to embroider. >> i'm sure that was heavy, too. >> great job, sir. >> thank you, thank you! >>> this morning on "world news now," hollywood's biggest night, unlike any other before. the pandemic oscar

regina is from detroit. her business was very local. her wine store was more than a wine store. she created in-store experiences and that is when the about wine -- bought wine. she moved online to instagram and was interviewing winemakers and having cooking classes and giving people those experiences. her business is up this year. what do we believe? we believe when we give small businesses the tools and they are going to survive and that will make communities like detroit continue to thrive. vickie: can you share a couple of other stories. we talked to regina gaines and listening to the business owners during a roundtable was incredible. talk a little more about some of the things, local examples of detroit businesses that facebook has helped. sheryl: one of my favorite stories was a company called ellen j -- l& j products. she was diagnosed with eczema and crohn's disease. the products didn't work for her. she owned a retail store and it was successful and then coronavirus hit. she had to close. she pivoted online in a creative way. she created a facebook community called the

district court than regina rodriguez. i wholeheartedly agree and regina has my full support and i hope this committee will confirm her nomination and that the senate will act swiftly to confirm her. thank you, chairman durbin, and ranking member grassley and all the members on the committee for your consideration of this outstanding nominee. sen. durbin: now the question is whether senator menendez is available. sen. menendez: i am available. thank you to mr. chairman, and ranking member grassley. it's my great privilege to join my colleagues from new jersey in recommending to highly qualified nominees to the united states district court for the district of new jersey. julien neals and zahid quraishi . these nominees represent the best of new jersey and reflect our proud and rich diversity and both demonstrators have a steadfast commitment to equal justice under the law. mr. neils served as the county council for bergen county since 2016 prior to taking on that role he served the people of newark and an array of capacitie

the next question is from regina. she is vice president at goldman sachs as well as alumni of our emerging leadership program. regina? >> thank you, secretary yellen, for your leadership. lower income in developing nations in the wake of the 3.5% global economic contraction, how can the u.s. collaborate with other nations to ensure equitable distributions for the most vulnerable populations and accountability and support of democracy for all? >> thank you so much for that question. we are very supportive in allocation of sdr aphis time especially because of its potential to help low income countries bothered by lack of physical space to deal with the pandemic and the economic consequences. when special drawing rights are allocated by the imf they go to countries in proportion to their quotas in the imf. they are broadly distributed and the large share and some going to advanced and developed in middle income countries. but a substantial share will go to the poorest countries that are most in need. importantly many adv

district court than regina rodriguez. i wholeheartedly agree and regina has my full support and i hope this committee will confirm her nomination and that the senate will act swiftly to confirm her. thank you, chairman durbin, and ranking member grassley and all the members on the committee for your consideration of this outstanding nominee. sen. durbin: now the question is whether senator menendez is available. sen. menendez: i am available. thank you to mr. chairman, and ranking member grassley. it's my great privilege to join my colleagues from new jersey in recommending to highly qualified nominees to the united states district court for the district of new jersey. julien neals and zahid quraishi . these nominees represent the best of new jersey and reflect our proud and rich diversity and both demonstrators have a steadfast commitment to equal justice under the law. mr. neils served as the county council for bergen county since 2016 prior to taking on that role he served the people of newark and an array of capacitie

it's another for relatively small practice in a local area typically in rural areas as regina points out where there's an extraordinary shortage. i spent a fair amount of time in the state of kansas working for senator dole for a long period of time. the possibility of services and clinics available in those rural areas is remarkable. so again there's capitation we aree envisioning to insist the. so we try to address a number of these questions in the course of the report recognizing that there are serious issues there. >> i would add that in addition to the capitation or the value -based care, which incentivizes me as a primary care doctor to look at the patient as a whole person. as a whole outcome not just as an encounter breed that helps. also as we mentioned publicly small practices increase their continued education, finding ways to integrate particularly that electronic record for the behavioral health is so different than for the primary care. they do not talk to eachem other. they are just 2 different systems. we have to bring that together and small practices can't really a

regina king kicked off the award show by mentioning the murder conviction of derek chauvin.trayvon free criticized police in his acceptance speech. tyler perry who was honored with a humanitarian award last night had a different message about accepting all people. take a listen to what he had to say. >> it is my hope that all of us would teach our kids to refuse hate. don't hate anybody. i refuse to hate somebody because they are mexican or because they are black or white or lbgtq. i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer. i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. i would hope we would refuse hate. carley: so i think that is a message we can all get behind. but like i said, guys, very dry show. there were no fun, musical performances, very few light hearted moments and not a lot of people saw the movies that were up for the awards. i can't imagine this being a memorable show for most people who were watching. jillian: i never saw one of them. carley: i usually like to see a lot of movies that were up for awards. didn't this year. they didn't really r

regina shelton who was a second mother to us. she was a lifeline for our mother. she would talk on a daily basis about but for millions shelton she cannot have done the work that she did. every working mother needs that support every working parent needs that support. [applause] and a competitive economy requires it. it requires a skilled workforce. that is why we will create more opportunities for education after high school. so let's think about that. twelve years of education is the norm. but in today's world, 12 years of education is just not enough. let's invest in education after high school understanding we must invest in opportunities for folks about which path of education after high school they want to take her they choose to take. think about what we need to do education after high school to invest in apprenticeship. we will give every american two years of free community college and make college more affordable for millions of students because there should only be one educational path to success. the american jobs plan, the american families plan this

regina did a great job carrying us through the first part of the show.udas and the black messiah, daniel kaluuya. he paid tribute to hamilton in his speech. his mother was crying. a special touching moment. >> this year is different because of the pandemic. did the award ceremony live up to the hype this different ceremony? >> i hate to be critical but i have been waiting for this as an entertainment reporter and i was told this is going to be like a movie and so far they have not played any clips of movies. they're just talking about the movies and award shows past we watched clips of the movies who have been nominated. ratings have been down the past few years. there is a big push to get people back to theaters. that's their big message tonight that hopefully it will be safe for people to go back to theaters when they open near you. >> all right, chloe, we all hope that. thanks so much. appreciate you coming on tonight. st >> thank you. >> we want to leave you with this on this sunday. nasa's dynamic duo, hardest work on mars. the rover beaming back im

regina rodriguez a pathbreaking former chief of the civil division in the colorado u.s. attorney's office and whose f family was interned during world war ii in one of the nation's most shameful moments. rather than those that simply check the box in their political experience. for four years, president trump nominated the senate republicans far too many nominees, many of whom never should havef been nominated. at ten of the nominees and the trump administration for lifetime appointments in federal court, and have been found unanimously unqualified by the american bar association, but that did not detour their nomination or in most cases theirr selection. thankfully with today's nominees the biden administration has taken a step towards evenhandedness, fair mindedness and competence. the administration has done so with a group of nominees whose qualifications are beyond question. now i have the honor and privilege of introducing to. two. i will startod with candace jackson-akiwumi the daughter of two judges, one a federal judge and her mother gwendolyn served as a state

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we were following regina king walk up to the stage and the credits. they said things like starring reese witherspoon and brad pitt. they were presenters and guests at the ceremony tonight. so it's a very different look, very different. feel they've set up union station in downtown los angeles has a very intimate romantic dimly lit dinner theater type of a venue type of atmosphere. so it feels very small. like i said, intimate, it's probably similar to the original oscars. 93 years ago on a very small scale, but they're doing this, of course, because of the pandemic, they have to be very careful. we've heard they've been rotating guess in and out throughout the night. different folks have been coming in and going out. they've gone through a very strict screening process with covid testing even if they're vaccinated, they're checking their temperatures. they have to wear their masks for much of the time other than when they're on camera. so they're following all of these safety protocols. very few members of the media are there tonight. that's why we ar

these two designers are behind the one regina king waking accept her oscar two years ago. they are hoping another star will grace the red carpet in another one of their downs this year. but the show at la's historic union station will be much smaller. >> i do think it'll be more competitive. >> reporter: the pandemic is change the way designers to businesses. >> we've have virtual fittings and it is become routine for stars in the stylus. >> we send that down to them, we have a conversation online and then we decide what to do next. we don't have as many person-to- person conversations who perhaps don't connect with the celebrity as much as we did the year prior. but the process is still the same. >> reporter: the return to some semblance of normal is what we all need right now . >> the fashion world cannot wait for a real red carpet. it's going to be so much more impactful than seasons past. >> reporter: could last excess really mean greater success? for hollywood that would be truly historic. >> i can't wait to see the fashion scaled-back or not. live coverage begins sun

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and regina king who is amazing starting off the show with the powerful moment.n. >> if things had gone differently this past week in minneapolis, i might have traded in my heels for marching boots. [ applause ] now i know that a lot of you people at home want to reach for your remote when you feel like hollywood is preaching to you, but as a mother of a black son, i know the fear that so many live with and no amount of fame or fortune changes that. >> how political did the show get this year? >> it did get political. there were references to the derek chauvin trial. daniel kulia thanked fred hampton. many teem talked about the issues we've had with race and social injustice over the past year throughout the covid-19 pandemic. i would say the show got political but not in an overt sort of way. i think that it needed to be this way because for years the oscars has been criticized as being oscars white and lack of diversity. i think that despite the issue and maybe viola davis not winning like i think she should have, like chadwick boseman not winning, there was di

. >> where is regina king on this list? >> where is she? >> can i tell you she looked so good? >> and in case you didn't see the oscars, she started the show and she did a full walk from the outside where they were just having a little mingling party to the stage and they just followed every single step and every moment . and it was like watching the queen walk in. it was the best walk i had ever seen in my life right? the shoulders. i need to watch that. >> it was so good. regina king, if she has done wrong, someone report it because i don't remember it. >>> if you were inspired by the fashion of the oscars, there is a way to get access to the celebrity styles and artists from our phones and computers. i want to introduce you to the style life. >> i enjoy style but i'm not very good at it. >> reporter: heather hopkins was set to make a speech at an upcoming work event and was more concerneded about wat she would wear than what she would say. she booked a one on one session with a stylist from style life, a fashion and beauty platform connecting every day people to celebrity an

we had regina king on here to talk about it.e story it's based on and what the story the movie tells. >> yes, true story. young cassius clay, february 1964, is going to go down to miami and fight his first heavyweight championship bout against sonny liften. nobody expects cassius to win this fight, of course, except for cassius. but his three closest friends show up in miami to help him celebrate the night. and they happened-- they just happened to be malcolm x, jim brown and sam cooke. that's the strew story. they spent the entire evening after cassius won. there's no victory party planned for young-- for young muhammed. so they spend the evening palling around in malcolm's hotel room, one of the all-black motels down in miami. and this movie-- nobody knows what the gentlemen talked about in the hotel room where it happened as it were. but kemp powers, oscar-nominatad kemp powers, received a nomination for this beautiful script. he supposes what these men might have talked about all night long. >> stephen: it-- the-- your perfo

regina king, made heard. directorial debut had a nologue addressing the pandemic. >> it has been quite a year. we are in the middle of it. >> reporter: an actress presented the first major oscar of the night for best actor in a supporting role. a film about an fbi informant. >> thank you, god. i could not be here without your guidance and protection. and for my mom. >> reporter: brad pitt announced the supporting actress winner. the actress beat out glenn close. >> for the first time ever almost half the acting nominees were people of color. the highly awaited austin for best picture went to nomad land. frances mcdormand won best actress and the ceremony featured appearances from nominees around the world. before the ceremony began the stars got to shine on a scaled- back socially distant red carpet. >>> it was tears of joy in southern california. why these long-lost siblings are sharing their reunion decades in the making. >>> the story of an incredible reunion. more than 30 years in the making. >> a woman w

. >> which was directed by regina king. they are so talented.ances are tremendous. >> make sure you tune in to e t tonight. for the latest on the tiger woods car crash. why the cause of the accident. >> is known, but it's being kept a secret. plus, david alan greer is guest co-hosting. it's going to be a good time. you don't want to miss a prayer team tonight. i'm kevin frazier. >> appreciate you entertainment tonight, by the way, airs right here on kron 4 at 7.30. so mark it down. all right. that wraps up kron 4 news at 00:00am tonight at 6 just seems like covid-19 cases are going down there are growing concerns across the bay area of another possible surge. why? >> health officials are now warning against certain activities. yeah. it's like. >> it's good. it's bad. what is it? baseball is back. that's good. the a's home opener tonight giants are on the road opening their season in seattle we have everything fans need to know before visiting bay area parks for the first time since the pandemic. you really got prepare beyond the giants, get keep

yes my name is regina whitman of an attorney here in oklahoma city . and my mind is model burrage my lawyer in oklahoma. said. carol hunter hired my law firm verged to represent the state of oklahoma and. try to recoup all of the costs that the state has incurred because of the opioid epidemic and we need this person as a. case. i think we're going to be able to prove that 80 percent of all the crime in the state of oklahoma is directly caused by this opioid epidemic and our prisons are overfilled because of that loss of productivity of taxpaying citizens costs the state money but i'm anxious to get this 1st this 1st battle started. what they did to this country. is from. their estimates bring the cost of the epidemic to $7000000000.00 in oklahoma. this is storm cool hearing will take place in a few days. today reggie which will explain his motivations to a group of students that this struggle is a personal one. partner a gene has been involved in the opioid addiction the opioid crosses ever since the death his son brian and i had a nice that also rela

regina king made her director debut with one night in miami addressed the pandemic in the opening monologue. >> it has been quite a year and we are still smack dab in the middle of it. >> reporter: best supporting actor oscar for judas and the black messiah. film chronicals in the infiltration of the black panthers party. >> it's about telling the truth and getting it out here. >> reporter: best supporting actress for the story of a korean american family that moves to an arkansas farm. >> i have a little bit luck maybe. i am luckier than you. >> reporter: the first korean actress to win the award. for the first time, almost half acting nominees were people of color. tyler perry received a humanitarian award. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexican or because they are black or white or lgbtq. i refuse to hate someone because they're a police officer. >> reporter: nomad land scooped up best picture. the first woman of color to win best director for the film. >> this is for anyone who has the faith and courage to hold on to the goodness in themselves. >> reporter: near the end of

regina king said when you don't see us on camera. we have to have our masks. and when the cameras are rolling and we're all on camera. we can take them off similar to filming a production. but when you're off camera, those masks have to go on. so that's another. element of the safety precautions. big winner so far, by the way, should mention this year. boasts the most diverse pool of acting nominees ever with 9 out of 20 being people of color. viola davis becomes the most nominated black actress in oscars, history. and we just learned that history was made in the best directing category. chloe zhao whose parents are from china is the first asian woman to win the oscar for best director for directing the movie nomadland which stars another oscar nominee best actress nominee frances mcdormand. she's won twice, already could be her 3rd time her 3rd trophy tonight. if she wins again. but lots of winners all around. congratulations to the winner so far. good luck to the nominees. coming up. also, we should report daniel kaluuya wins the oscar for best supporting ac

and then, in december, senator regina barrel lost her husband of 36 years, james. to covid. senator barrow, i want you to know how much i appreciate the work that you are doing despite your own heartache to encourage people to get vaccinated. to everyone watching, thank you for continuing to tune in and work with us as we navigate these uncertain times. i want to especially acknowledge those who were in tactic by hurricanes dollar and delta. please know that we are working hard every day with your local leaders, our congressional delegation, the biden administration, to address the many needs that remain in southwest louisiana. i'm also joined today by a number of health care and frontline workers. cynthia keller is the lead production supervisor for food and nutrition services for lane regional medical center in zachary. doctor all the russo is the [inaudible] in baton rouge. cynthia pits is the environmental services supervisor for baton rouge general medical center. eric swear is a respiratory therapist for women's hospital in belinda beavers is the orange supervisor for

. >> thank you regina. i want to note that the recommendations included payments and there has been a question raised in the chat room about how to assist the small practices praise one think for a large into. system but another one for relatively small practice particularly in rural areas as regina points out where there's been an extraordinary shortage. i'm in the state of kansas with the senator for a long period of time and the services and clinics available in those rural areas is remarkable. so were envisioning partners to assist them so we try to address a number of these questions in the course of the report and recognizing that there are issues there, various issues there. >> i would add to the value -based care, which incentivizes the primary care doctor to look at the person as a whole person and outcome, not just an encounter. that helps but also during days in helping small practices, an increase their continuing education and finding ways to integrate critically at hr be electronic record for

loved seeing regina king, how she kicked things off last night. >> great strut. speech as well. we will have the highlights from the oscars coming up. >>> we're also covering the news with president biden gearing up for his first address to congress, just ahead of his 100th day in office. >>> and as the johnson & johnson starts being administered here in the u.s. again after that temporary pause, there's a new crisis overseas with covid. we'll have more with that ahead. >>> but we start with hollywood's biggest night. janai norman has been there all weekend looking good on the red carpet and she joins us again this morning. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning, robin. one way to start the morning. strange for oscar weekend. for this to be my first time at the dolby theatre. all the weekend, we have been at the union station where the red carpet was rolled out ahead of that ceremony. that was more like a well-produced film, and regina king, as you mentioned, she was not nominated last night, kick she walked out, she had already won. it was an oscar night

one night in miami, made by regina king, delivers a supporting actor nomination for leslie 0dom jr, whog for direction. what will help get a wider selection of films noticed for their narratives? it is just really important that people watch the films because you willjust find gems. and instead ofjust watching the people that you know, and the directors that you know and trust, you know, instead ofjust watching that, you know, watching it all. it is significant that mank by david fincher, an old—fashioned story about hollywood — the type of film the academy has loved — still has the most nominations. but what's clear now is that in the search for gender and racial equality, wider society will not put up with perceived injustice and hollywood has to follow. another round, a danish picture that can be loosely described as a drinking drama, has earned two nominations, one for best international feature film and another for its director, thomas vinterberg. he recently sat down with me to discuss the film and his work. in another round, four danish high school teachers embark on an experimen

fake shot taken by viola davis on the red carpet to get the party going. 156 steps taken by regina king sequence. followed by one teeny little wobble. >> live tv, here we go. >> my mom met my dad. they had sex. >> reporter: there were three long seconds between that daniel kaluuya comment and his mom realizing what just happened, and nine lol moments during yuh-jung youn's acceptance speech for supporting actress. >> my name is yuh-jung most people call me youn, and some call me yuh-jung. forgiven. t, you are all - >> reporter: she accepted her award from brad pitt, sporting about five-eighths of a mini man bun. first, chloe zhao becoming the first woman of color to win best director. [ speaking foreign language ] >> people at birth are inherently good. >> reporter: in another historic first, the team from "ma rainey's black bottom" became the first black women to win an award for hair and makeup. one-half of egot status for her after picking up an award for best original song. lucky number three for actress frances mcdormand is only one oscar behind katherine hepburn. frances also went

part in regina be juxtaposed to you know. the true front runner this year considered a shoo in for best film and best director is no mental end the poignant road movie from china spawn director chloe frances mcdormand plays a van living modern day known that no. i'm just. not the same thing right now. no matter and explores a life lived off the great frances mcdormand has a good shot at her 3rd oscar for best actress appear on the stage of the 2018 academy awards for more diversity among nominees is already coming to. take. advantage of the week let's bring in scott ross perot for his expertise on the 2021 oscar is great to see you scott so this is really quite something of course because the oscars are looking to be the 1st host pandemic in person award ceremony tell us a little bit about how this is going to happen this year. yeah you know it's completely unique could still be an oscar ceremony like we've never seen before and as you say it's a it's going to be in person i mean they're going to hold a live ceremony at the d

not putting a dent in the acting director of the white house office of national drug control policy reginaabelle says the biden administration wants to focus on improving treatment and recovery services for those most at risk along with better training for first responders and healthcare providers. make sure that the programs that the federal government's funding. >> are effective. but washington republican cathy mcmorris rodgers wants legislation to target the main driver of overdose stats. >> fentanyl what can done on lincoln's year on a penny his lethal congress approved billions of dollars for substance abuse prevention and treatment in the covid relief bills. >> but lawmakers are pushing for even more action regardless of patients personal. his to your health care coverage. they deserve compassion and help just like any other patient with a diagnosable disease. new jersey democrat frank pallone says about a dozen new bills would help accomplish the white house's goals. >> in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the oakland police department is saying

getting back to the big screen movie going experience luminaries such as angela bassett harrison ford regina king rita moreno brad pitt, reese witherspoon and send joined the party. best supporting actress nominee for hillbilly elegy. glenn close. >> lost her chance for oscar gold for an 8th time. but many say she won the night breaking out to shake her. and in a surprise turn the late chadwick boseman did not win a posthumous best actor award for ma rainey's black bottom. instead the best actor academy. gold went to british powerhouse. sir anthony hopkins for his turn in the father as a man who refuses all assistance from his daughter as he ages. >> though. no. but my loved one who they could should go whom reporting in hollywood. i'm chris wolfe. coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news. we're going to head to the south bay to see what it was like for fans and players. >> as the earthquakes. welcome fans back to their stadium. >> when the south bay a big step towards getting back to normal. the san jose earthquakes home opener was the county's first event with fans since the pandemi

about china's promise of universal suffrage this week headliner hong kong legislative council member regina. thank you so much for joining me on upfront. thank you for having me in recent months china has approved a reffed of changes to hong kong's electoral system by the number of people directly elected to hong kong's legislature has been reduced to less than a quarter the election committee which selects the city's leader has expanded by $300.00 seats which will be picked by pro beijing groups but whatever happened to hong kong's gradual progress toward universal suffrage as inscribed in the mini constitution well our constitution says that universal suffrage is the ultimate aim in the light up actual situation and an orderly and grandchildren know that developments in the past 2 decades have been far from satisfactory mask elections have returned rep aransas intact the people who are hostile to beijing and we cannot allow that situation to continue in other words the outcomes have not been good so beijing needs to take a close look at rewrites the moves there when you say that's what we

these doors are warped, and they're customized for this purpose, regina jackson shows me the damage to east open youth development center, or e o. y d. c on international boulevard from an arson that happened around 6 45 thursday morning. she's the ceo and president of the nonprofit. it was like a spear through my heart. we're a community treasure, the fire department says tires and clothing found near the building's front entrance were used to set the fire. jackson suspects the farm may have been set by the homeless people who often blocked the center store way when we have to open our business and encourage them to leave, oftentimes they're quite angry. the fire department says the man suspected of starting the far was chased away by a bystander before crews arrived. jackson says the center is a game changer. attracting people such as warriors coach steve kerr and star stephon curry to come inspire low income at risk youth. you already see played huge, significant part in pushing me to go to college while at fisk university in nashville. this young woman was a member of a musical gro