it is called "downsizing," and it is hoping to be upsized into a contender for the oscars. ent: i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. tonight, tropical storm harvey is turning on louisiana. after the apocalyptic flooding in texas, the people in the neighboring state are battening down the hatches. in houston, water levels have started to recede slightly, but authorities are pressing ahead with around-the-clock operations to rescue people who are still trapped by the flood. >> with huge areas underwater, rescuers are racing to save lives. a mother and baby are hoisted to the safety of a coast guard helicopter. in houston, a local church has become an impromptu aid center as residents collected donations for those who have lost everything. but at thousands of emergency shelters, there are reports of looting and armed robbery. the mayor has issued a curfew. a police officer died when he was trapped in a flooded patrol car under an overpass. >> it was too treacherous to go under and look for him. we made a decision to leave officers they are waiting until morning, bec

the oscar winner tells us why he's saving a presidential box. president trump has again threatened north korea. if the regime in pyongyang thinks about attacking the united states, he said, "things will happen to them like they never thought possible. "they will be in trouble like few nations have ever been." he also suggested his earlier threat that north korea faces "fire and fury" might not have been tough enough. his defence secretary has warned that war would be catastrophic, and insisted diplomacy is yielding results. from washington, nick bryant reports. it's from his golf club in newjersey during his working vacation that donald trump

a new production is now running at the public theater. it stars oscarac and is directed by sam gold. the two first conceived of the project when they were students at juilliard. productions of "hamlet" will run until september 3. i am pleased to have oscar isaac and sam gold back at this table. welcome and welcome. you are here for different reasons. you because we did the whole thing. sam: not that long ago. charlie: how did you guys at juilliard say one day let's do "hamlet" together? oscar: i think it started by doing it at school. sam was there as a directing student and i was an acting student. we did all of the "hamlet" and rosencrantz and guildenstern scenes together. i think it was part of your course, right? sam: i was studying shakespeare and wanted to work on "hamlet." everybody basically wants to do this play so it wasn't a strange idea to want to do "hamlet." it is like the best play ever and everybody wants to get their hands on it. i grabbed oscar on the minutes he has down from 24 hours a day from acting training, and said on your breaks

but there has never been an openly gay winner of best actor at the oscars. no. southern california did an analysis of the top 100 movies in 2015. the latest year. and they found that 82 of those top 100 movies do not depict a single lgbt speaking or named character. yes. we had that hash tag "0scars so white". do we need a hash tag "0scars so straight"? you should not look to hollywood for social advance. laughter. i don't mean to be flippant, but you looked to hollywood forfinancial advice. —— advance. does that mean you have to hold your nose? no, you don't have to. you just don't go to hollywood. you do your work somewhere else. the movies that we all love and relish are fantasy. that is why we love them. it is not the real world. there are plenty of wonderful films being made about the real world but they do not come out of what we think of as traditionally the hollywood machine. geena davis, for example, and a bunch of women actors and directors are really trying to change the way that women are depicted on the big screen. particularly in hollywood. we now g

laila: we are covering fast-moving events in the capital. oscar, any more news on the arrests? r: this up in court issued a statement saying both men were planning to escape, and that is why intelligence acted quickly to apprehend them. the supreme court also said that the lopez -- that lopez had published online and had violated his house arrest. since he was given house arrest, those men have been active on twitter and have uploaded political messages on youtube. the lteatest was a prerecorded message from lopez asking those supporters to keep on fighting and mentioning that his wife is pregnant. laila: tell us about the two men, how important are they for the opposition? oscar: both were behind the wave of protests that left 43 people dead in 2014 and that was the reason for their arrest. they are highly popular. both have been influential throughout the years. lopez is the founder of a political party and the other is the mayor of caracas. for a long time they have been leaders of the opposition, until their arrests. lopez's imprisonment has been one of the benchmarks for pr

laila: tell us about the two men, how important are they for the opposition? oscarboth were behind the wave of protests that left 43 people dead in 2014 and that was the reason for their arrest. they are highly popular. both have been influential throughout the years. lopez is the founder of a political party and the other is the mayor of caracas. for a long time they have bebeen leaders of the opposition, until their arresests. lopez's imprisonment has been one of the benchmarks for protest since there have been reports of injustice with the case. since he was givenen house arret last month, he has increased his political valulue and for some e is a bargaining asset for possiblele negotiations. the u.s. vice president, , for example,e, spoke o on the phoneh lopez days before the sanction against president maduro. laila: the u.s. says he is a dictator on par with north korea's dictator, but how receptive is he to international criticicism? oscar: he is not receptitive to issue national -- to international criticism and not only is the compared to these mike mckee is

. >>> plenty of female talent to talk about with the forbes list of top earning actresses, starting with one enchanting oscar>> what happens now? >> we arrive. >> amy adams arrived at number ten on "forbes'" list of top earning actresses bringing in over $11 million in the past year. >> we rank them by looking at up front fees and back end profits as well as endorsement paychecks. >> cate blanchett and julia roberts are next on the list. >> she only made one movie this year. >> don't be weird. >> thanks to her endorsements and residuals from older films she still makes the cut. >> next, emma watson, tied with charlize theron, is a newcomer to the top ten, and she made $14 million thanks in large part to "beauty and the beast." >> this is a huge deal to me. >> mila kunis kicks off the top five with $15 million, proving g >> yes, to bad moms! whoo! >> melissa mccarthy laughed her way to the number four spot. she earned $18 million while jennifer lawrence fell from the top spot to number three. >> without the "hunger games" movies, she only made $24 million. that's down from $46 million last year. jen aniston i

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the first one it was. an inconvenient truth was a huge success. it won and oscar. o changed our perception of al gore who was this sort of dull politician at the time but then became this sort of evangelist for climate change. what it did, it was shown in schools everywhere, it sort of proof that climate change was happening. it seemed unnecessary to do so now. but unfortunately, obviously, al gore seems to feel the need to do so. his life has changed again. he narrowly missed out on being president, al gore, and now he's become this travelling salesman for climate change. going around teaching people how to do fairly dull presentations on a powerpoint around the world, but also we get a film in which extreme weather features. it is very cinematic extreme weather, isn't it, unfortunately. but there is also the fact that some people still don't believe this stuff is happening so he still needs to go and convince people. now, i need no convincing fracking is probably not good for the earth and wind turbines and solar panels are. but it's very difficult to get the worl

. >> like the oscars, you just have to see it. >> except unlike the oscars, solar eclipse doesn't happen often. >> a lot my friends are going down south to watch it. >> to stare at moon as the moon covers it monday, you need special care of eclipse glasses to keep your eyes safe >> and they've been flying off the shelves. >> i'm excited. i'm real excited. got my glasses and i'm ready to go. >> the stock at glasses at the lowe's on the columbus boulevard is out. meanwhile, some faulty ones not considered safe are flooding the internet causing problems for those who buy them. the good news, cbs philly gave out few hundred nasa approved pairs friday afternoon. the line wrapped around city hall, even though our area won't see a full eclipse. >> here in the delaware valley region we're only going to see what's called a partial solar eclipse. >> even so, franklin institute 's chief astronomer, derrick pits, says 08% of the sun will be covered by the moon here in our area, some eclipse entheusiasts are making sure they're ready. >> feel like they might look so cool that i would have to wear the

the oscar's academy too has been changing, bringing in new members, like boyega. the academy to me represents huge influence — the voice of the industry — and it's very important for that voice to have a diverse perspective. ijust hope there is a move forward because, yeah, i think were done having this conversation! laughter. detroit is also aiming to be part of that conversation. a film that feels both historical and all too relevant to today. lizo mzimba, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's emma barnett. tonight newsnight looks at the mysterious tale of the investigative journalist who was last seen while following a story on a danish submarine. join me now on bbc two. that's all from the news at ten team — now on bbc one, hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm leah boleto — coming up tonight. celtic have one foot in the champions league group stage after thrashing astana at parkhead. mark stoneman is the only change in the england cricket team to face the west indies in the first day—night test at edgbaston tomorrow. scotland's catriona matthew ha

the oscar's academy too has been changing, bringing in new members, like boyega. a diverse perspective. ijust hope there is a move forward because, yeah, i think were done having this conversation! laughter. detroit is also aiming to be part of that conversation. a film that feels both historical and all too relevant to today. lizo mzimba, bbc news.

the first one it was. an inconvenient truth was a huge success. it won an oscar. , but it also changed our perception of al gore who was this sort of dull politician at the time but then became this sort of evangelist for climate change. what it did, it was shown in schools everywhere, it sort of proof that climate change was happening. it seemed unnecessary to do so now. but unfortunately, obviously, al gore seems to feel the need to do so. his life has changed again. he narrowly missed out on being president, al gore, and now he's become this travelling salesman for climate change. going around teaching people how to do fairly dull presentations on a powerpoint around the world, but also we get a film in which extreme weather features. it is very cinematic extreme weather, isn't it, unfortunately. but there is also the fact that some people still don't believe this stuff is happening so he still needs to go and convince people. now, i need no convincing fracking is probably not good for the earth and wind turbines and solar panels are. but it's very difficult to

crazy and over the top and she is high school and measured so they have this great chalk and cheese partnership. but really works. she's a watchable actress. very watchable. she has an oscarhe can act. she doesn't have to act much in this but we know she can. and the style is great, this industrial punk aesthetic to it, this pumping 1980s electro soundtrack. we can see a bit of action, the car chases and the fights are stunning and relentless. it almost beat steve and his admission. —— beats you into submission. with it being visually striking should it remind us of pop fiction, with the violence? what it does not have is the witty, clever script. it is easy to be snobbish and say the plot is flimsy and stretched. it means you can get away with quite a lot. i think it relishes its own silliness and pulpy quality. it acknowledges that and when a film is shameless about it it can get away with much more. is it a missed opportunity because the time period in which it is set, berlin, such a great city, it could be the most fantastic story. are they not bothered about that. slightly missed opportunity but still worth seeing, a male fantasy of a female spy, i don't think many s

the oscar winner came in first earning $26 million over the past year. jennifer aniston came in second with $25 million. and third place with $24 million goes to jennifer lawrence. also going to tell you about a king sized controversy brewing over a halloween candy o they're citing safety concerns saying an increasing number of children are mobbing floats for candy. many towns say they're not happy. a nonprofit is asking for suggesting how to include candy without jeopardizing safety. >> years ago stephanie stahl and i were on a float. they should have someone on the sides walking and handing it. >> we need to reach out to the people and let them know. >> i feel like that's totally common sense someone should be able to come up with that. >> so yesterday was pretty muggy. today didn't feel as bad when i walked out. >> it's not too bad out there i think all in all we'll end up with pretty nice weather here. i believe we're going to be showing you some special guests in a second here. we are going to start off taking you outside to a view here of a nice cl

. >> famous selfie, remember this from the oscars? t is on the list of the most like and re tweeted tweets of all time. but it is not number one. we will tell how is now at the top of the list, and yes, it involves politics. or politician, anyway. so i want my glasses to be unique... my girlfriend loves artists. and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. >> 643 we'll make you mad today on good day philadelphia. >> already happening on social media, debates are going. >> just the messengers. they don't want pot near their kids. >> neighbors are fighting a medical marijuana dispensary in east mt. airy. and when we say near the kids, lauren, because how close is proposed site to nearby childcare center. >> yes, that's right. a day care center, just nearby this place, they're not going fight. this did down without a- you know why? they're trying to put a medical marijuana dispensary right here on stenton avenue in the middle of their

let's go back to about 2011 when you had the oscar grant riots, the occupy movement in oakland. we were trying to figure out who are these generally young guys showing up after peaceful protests and causing oneon problems. flash forward to yesterday and you have what looks like a brig aid of these people. i think that's why people make that assumption. i think what we've seen is the black block folks get drawn into the gravity of this antifa movement. it's getting hard to separate them out and it's going to be interesting to say the least how this unfolds as we have more protests in the months ahead. one scheduled for berkeley in the first week of september. ken. >> yeah, we had good video of the violence that you have there. violence is violence. is doesn't matter which side it comes from. i don't care what you call yourself, violence is violence. >> reporter: it's certainly hard to tell when you're standing out here in the middle of it. >> wilson walker live in berkeley. >>> the mayor of berkeley applauding the thousands of peaceful protestors and the police department's decis

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the oscar winning actress is in a high profile fight with "vanity fair" after a report on the audition process for jolie's newest project in cambodia. >> these are reallynt people. >> the article described it like this -- the casting director set up a game rather disturbing in its realism. they put money on the table, and asked the child to think of something they needed the money for, and snatched the money away. the story went viral and online critics attacked jolie, calling her cruel. people saying the process sounded like the hunger games. angelina fired back in a statement, saying it was false and upsetting. the people misinterpreted a false exercise as if it was a real scenario. and there's another twist, jolie reportedly got her attorney involved. yesterday, "vanity fair" claimed that the lawyer ask a for a removal of the story and asked for a correction. the magazine released the transcript of the interview, it seems to support the magazine's claim that jolie suggested the children were not fully aware they were playing a game. jolie did not return aue for comment today. "vanit

his first remark was, thank you for not going this to "argo" which won the oscar. which was also historically inaccurate. do you remember the movie "argo"? there was no chase down the runway in the real story. nobody cares, because they care about the lincoln details. >> i thought daniel day lewis was astonishing. really brilliant. >> when people think of lincoln, they're going to think of daniel day lewis as pat p. when you think of patton, you think of george c. scott. >> but lincoln would be happy. daniel day lewis is a great-looking guy. that's quite, that's an uptick in the image-making process. >> i don't know. >> we were going to talk about some of that image, lincoln as a towering presence. >> we'll get to that in just a moment. so one of the things i thought was brilliant about the movie is it showed lincoln and how he was at his best in that bare-knuckle political fight, right? we especially i think, typical americans, they don't like to see lincoln in that light. they see him as a statesman. they don't want to see the making of the sausage. they just want

the mother of oscar grant's child would not qualify. also the independent police auditor can't launch its own investigation based on what's in the media or youtube if no one complaints directly to the office. bart stations are facing a spike in crime. some board members said bart should be focusing resources on other police issues like hiring more police officers. >> i don't want to have our officers be so concerned that they are afraid to intervene. >> reporter: another policy bart members are looking at, giving more disciplinary power to the police auditor. under the current surgeon- general the police auditor doesn't have the -- under the current system, the police auditor doesn't have the final word on how the punishment goes. right now they are waiting for the citizen review board to take up the issue and weigh in. live in san leandro, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> new developments in the bay area-wide police sex scandal. a former contra costa sheriff's deputies could be facing up to three years in prison. ricardo perez was arraig

when we won the award, his first time was thanks for not giving this to "argo" which won the oscar. do you remember the movie? there was no chase down the runway in the real story. nobody cares. they care about those lincoln details. >> so i think -- >> but i loved the movie. i didn't answer the original question. i thought daniel day lewis was astonishing. brilliant. >> my fear is now when people think of lincoln, they're going to think of daniel day-lewis. it's like potton, you don't think of patton, you think george c. scott. >> lincoln would probably be happy. daniel day lewis is a great looking guy. an uptake in the image process. >> i don't know. >> we were going to talk about that image, lincoln as a towering presence. >> we'll get to that in a minute here. we're fine on time. one of the things i thought was brilliant about the movie is it showed lincoln and how he was at his best in that bare knuckle political fight. typical persons they don't like to see him in that light. >> don't like to see the making of the sausage. classic. >> right. >> just want to see the results. >>

which won the oscar. which was historically inaccurate. do you remember the story in argo, there was no dash down the run way. but i loved the movie. i didn't answer the original question. i thought daniel day-lewis was astonishing, really brilliant. >> my fear is when people now think of lincoln, you think of daniel day-lewis. when you think of patton, you don't think of scott. >> daniel day-lewis is a great looking guy, i mean that's an uptick in the image making process. >> well, i don't know. >> well, we were going to talk about some of that image, that lincoln as a towering presence. zbr . >>> we'll get to that in a moment. one of the things i thought was brilliant about the movie, was it showed lincoln and how he was at his best in that bare knuckle political fight. especially, i think, or typical americans, they don't like to see lincoln in that light. they see him as a states man. they don't want to see the making of the sausage. i thought this book, lincoln and the power of the press, we see a man in lincoln who uses the press in s

if you know the mormon church, it is like the oscars of mormondom. if it fabulous. they invited me and we took some gay and lesbian families and their kids. what became evident to the church was that those lesbians and their children, they were having as much trouble keeping those children quiet as the straight couples. the challenges were not different. i will never forget the white—haired man, one of the leaders of the public relations department of the church, he took my hand, and said, brother black, do you want a family one day? i said yes. of course, i want 12 or20 kids, i'm mormon. i mean, you can take the kid out of the churc, but come on... he got tearful and said "i didn't realise that." what became clear in the subsequent conversation was that he thought our mission was about breaking down the institution the mormon church holds dear. and what they learned in those days and weeks was that we want our families protected and respected, along with our children like they do. that is the bottomline. that is interesting. although you are now an

and to this day tony kushner thinks he lost the oscar for best screenplay because maureen dowd and the times made such a big to do about the error that was so -- maybe not so easily, but was avoidable. when tony kushner won the award of the civil war roundtable, his first line was, thank you for not giving this to "argo," which won the oscar. which was also historically inaccurate. do you remember the movie "argo"? there was no chase down the runway in the real story. nobody cares. they care about those lincoln details. >> so i think -- >> but i loved the movie. i didn't answer the original question. i thought daniel day lewis was astonishing. brilliant. >> my fear is now when people think of lincoln, they're going to think of daniel day-lewis. it's like patton. you don't think of patton. you think george k. scott, right? >> lincoln would probably be happy. daniel day-lewis is a great looking guy. that's an uptick in the image making process. >> i don't know. >> we were going to talk about that image, lincoln as a towering presence. >> we'll get to that in a minute here. we're fine on

the oscar winning actress donated $1 million to the american red cross. and called on others to do the same. the kim kardashian family have donated -- has donat$500,000 and comedian kevin hart also donated money and urged others to do the same and the rock took him up on that. you don't need millions to join us in helping the tens of thousands of texans in need. it's easy for tow give whatever you can. go to wusa9.com/texascares. there you can make a donation directly to the american red cross hurricane harvey disaster relief fund. all donations are tax- deductible. again, that's wusa9.com/texasces >>> as we've said it's going to be a long road ahead for homeowners trying to rebuild after harvey leaves town. insurance experts estimate only about 20% of homeowners hit by harvey actually have flood insurance. during hurricane katrina, around half of homeowners had coverage. much of houston falls outside areas where people are required to buy flood insurance. >>> one of the few restaurants unscathed by harvey is open and it's offering not just food, with you

>> al: the oscars as well. brian brown is tackled at the 40.ot be able to run the clock out. the clock here on the next play should be down under a minute. >> cris: all right, coach. now you punt it, don't you? >> punt it. have about 50 seconds. that penalty really hurt dallas. the game was basically over. now they have to play defense one more time. >> al: young knight will have a chance perhaps to come back in here and pull off a miracle finish such as it would be in preseason. miracle with a lower case m. >> cris: i think your miracle has been redefined after the super bowl, hasn't it? i know al is cheering for a long snap over the head here and a safety. >> al: why not. let's play deep into the night. jeremy ross is back to accept the kick if it doesn't go into the end zone or out of bounds. sam irwin-hill has done a ton of particul kicking tonight. takes a nice back spin for him. doesn't go into the end zone. down to the 20 yard line. we don't have to go the entire distance. maybe about 60 or so yards. it would set up an interesting ending

look at the culture, just this year, a black movie literally paul ryaned the oscar out of the hands of a white movie, a movie that had the guts to tell the story about how ryan gosling invented jazz. >> trevor: jordan, jordan, jordan, omof i'm sorry man, the numbers show there is a huge opportunity gap between black people and white people. in schooling, 34% of white people complete higher education while that's only true for 20% of black people. >> trevor, numbers aren't the point. 12%, 55 degrees, four inches. great we all have numbers. ( laughter ) but i've lived th discrimination. did you know that i did not get into western michigan university? you want to know why? was it because my grades were bad or i didn't do the essay portion of the s.a.t.s? or because i didn't technically apply? or was it because of this? >> trevor: your-- your lady wrists? >> don't you dare gender my wrists. it was because of the color of my skin. trevor, it's because i read at a seventh-grade level doesn't mean i can't read between the lines. i even see it in the workplace. how many times have you covered

they cover everything from the nfl to the oscars and they say they've had a ten-year relationship with the a's, 800 games, and this is the first time that they've had an issue with a guard. live in oakland, kpix5. >>> this is what the fourth of july looked like in san jose. a city pr campaign to stop people from shooting off fireworks obviously didn't work. but feel -- devin fehly says the city is issuing fines even though they have no proof. this sounds like guilty until proven innocent. >> reporter: yeah, exactly right. three families in the south san jose neighborhood say they've received hefty $500 fines for allegedly setting off illegal fireworks for the fourth of july or afterwards. the city says they received hundreds of complaints but ultimately issued fewer than 50 citations. >> i just was furious. i couldn't believe somebody could report something online and automatically i'd get a ticket. and it's $500. >> reporter: this resident says she's never set off fireworks since she was a child. amy and her neighbors say the city's cabbingdown on illegal fireworks is poorly designed,

our special correspondent, keltie knight, was invited inside the oscar winner's hollywood hills home revealing new interview. >> this is the best video shoot we have done. >> it's a big day for the 45-year-old and his ban, 30 seconds to mars. the release of their first single in four years, called "walk on water." ♪ have you been paying attention to the reaction today? >> not everything because i think that's a way to end up in the hospital. that's next to googling yourself. >> this is how much he has changed. the band, they are still insatiable. >> some people climb the fence to your house and are sleeping in your bed and you have to have them removed by security. >> despite all that, he made this so-called life confession. >> do you ever watch the episodes? >> no. >> do you think about becoming a husband and having kids? >> it would be fantastic to have kids. you never know. you may get a knock at the door one day and say, hey, jared. surprise. guess what? that could be fun too. >> sounds like an open invite, ladies. jared is single, but here's a tip. he likes his hugs to be a full

>> so yeah, she won the oscar. tarring in "la la land". unlike jennifer making most of the money off endorsements, she is making it off her movie career. very cool. finally, proof there is no off-season. >>> who are these guys? the best players in the game. kevin durant, nick carmelo lebron, playing at a gym near you. slamming on you, taking you to school. >> they have a random pickup game? >> that's how they do in the nba. game? >> that's how they do in the nba. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare surance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, i