let's say someone like thelma took out a $300 loan through a payday lender. according to the consumer financial protection bureau, a typical two week payday loan fee is $15 for every $100 borrowed. so after two weeks that person would owe $345. that calculates to an annual percentage rate of 390%. the cfpb says the annual percentage rate on a credit card is as high as 30%. so payday loan rates can be ten times more expensive than even the highest credit card rate. of course the payday lending industry says it's providing a service for people who need it and some who work in the industry say the real issue is not the fees but a tough economy that's forcing people to live paycheck to paycheck. that's what donald lam says. he is a r part of morrison and forrester. thank you for being with us. saying the real problem is the economy is like saying the real problem in hurricane katrina was the hurricane. and charging people for gas and water is gouging, that sydney shooting is gouging. we have a social understanding of what gouging is, this is it and this is what i

well well thelma and louise really thelma and louise really surprised us. surprised us. nobody involved in the movie nobody involved in the movie whatsoever had any idea it would whatsoever had any idea it would strike a nerve the way it did. strike a nerve the way it did. it was 20-something years ago, it was 20-something years ago, you may not remember. >> i remember. you may not remember. >> i remember. it was formative for me. it was formative for me. >> yes, right, not only was >> yes, right, not only was there a big positive reaction there a big positive reaction among largely women, but there among largely women, but there was a very negative reaction in was a very negative reaction in some of the editorials and some of the editorials and reviews saying god, this is reviews saying god, this is ruining the world now because ruining the world now because women have guns. women have guns. >> we should remind viewers who >> we should remind viewers who haven't seen it, that susan haven't seen it, that susan sarandon's character in the sarandon's character in the movie

well thelma and louise really surprised us. nobody involved in the movie whatsoever had any idea it would strike a nerve the way it did. it was 20-something years ago, you may not remember. >> i remember. it was formative for me. >> yes, right, not only was there a big positive reaction among largely women, but there was a very negative reaction in some of the editorials and reviews saying god, this is ruining the world now because women have guns. >> we should remind viewers who haven't seen it, that susan sarandon's character in the movie shoots a man because he's threatening your character sexually. >> yes, he was. he had actually stopped when she shoots him. he had stopped and said something that incenses her so much that she kills him. yes, there is that bit of violence. then we kill ourselves at the end, so there is that. but it's so profoundly not a violent movie. the reactions are so over the top. when you think about there were three people killed, and two of them were us. >> you look back on that role as a dream role

thelma gets the delivery. bakery its and sandwiches and uploots a picture letting users know when and where to get it. if you signed up to rescue food it tells you where to make a pick up. thelma is back at the tea shop. actions are local. and as germany imports a lot of food. the effect reach wide. every time we throw something away we contribute to starvation in the world. by reducing the waste we can help on a global scale. >> finally, with leftovers from a school cafeteria. here the food is free. however the satisfaction is not in the eating but the sharing >>> you'll find out more on that story and other global headlines, more from the website, aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. . >> hello, i'm ray suarez. last week the talk in european capitals, ukraine and russia was of a ceasefire in eastern ukraine. one was signed but the ink was barely dry before the shelling, and dyeing continues. the ukranian army has been chased out. it has been portrayed in different terms. for the government of kiev th

nearly 25 years after "thelma & louise" hit theaters -- >> let's keep going. >> -- gina davis and susan sarandon may be reunited in a town near you. the big announcement that has fans wildly excited "today," sunday february 8th, 2015. >> announcer: in from nbc news this is "today" with lester holt and erica hill live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. i'm erica hall. >> and i'm lester holt alongside lester holt and dylan dreyer. i was going through some of the songs for the grammys. you were trying to figure out -- >> that's his excuse. the beyonce this morning -- >> sam smith is the one that everyone's talking about. >> he has everybody watching him. he's 22 years old. some people feel like he's come out of nowhere. he's just exploding with a number of categories. in one category where he's up against beyonce, he says well if i win, maybe i'll give it to her. >> i think he would probably do it. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> we want to get to our top story of the morning and that's the crippling effects from that non-stop delu

it was terrible. >> thelma's grandson carl, rushed home as soon as we heard what happened. >> as long as she is all right, i'm all right. everything else can be replace ready & the corner building at scott and mcallister and the other two buildings were on fire. >> the crews did an outstanding job and were very aggressive and they were able to contain the fire mostly to the three buildings are the firefighters say there was minor damage to a fourth building all of the residents made it out of their homes unhurt, but a firefighter did have to be taken to the hospital for a leg injury and exhaustion. he is expected to be okay. investigators tell us about ten apartments were damaged and more than two dozen people were displaced. the red cross is helping many of them find a place to stay. firefighters say the cause is under investigation tonight, but they do believe this fire was accidental. heather. >> carra, good news there wasn't more damage and no one injured. thank you so much. >>> elsewhere in san francisco people are opening their hearts and wallets to those who lost their homes in

thelma is back at the tea shop for another delivery. as germany imports, the effects are good. >> everything we throw something here away we are contributing to the starving world. it can help on a global scale. >> reporter: a final food rescue team rescues. anyone can volunteer. however, the real proof is in the eating >>> that's it for the newshour. david foster is with you in a moment. he'll have a full bulletin. >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> award-winning investigative documentary series. "mexico's disappeared". monday, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. [ gunfire ] >>> the u.n. recognised government in libya and asks the security council to list military exclusions. exclusions. . >> i'm david foster. efforts to implement a full ceasefire in eastern ukraine. talks to discuss the ways forward. looking for more time for eurozone. proposing a bail out package to stay afloat.

and raw emotion and common performing their oscar award winning song from thelma. there were plenty of laughs, too. >> who is the most famous person you're looking for to meeting tonight? he would norton. and channeling a half naked birdman. much recognized character actor famous for insurance commercials and boy hood patricia arquette took home the best supporting actor award. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states! best actress went to oscar favorite julie anne more for still alice. and a stunt he wouldy redmayne winning best actor. i'm aware i'm a lucky lucky man, this is oscar. now the big show may be over, but the parties will last here in hollywood well into the morning hours even a little rain can't dampen spirits. mary bruce abc news, hollywood. 6abc.com has a list of fortunate oscars and >> nearly a dozen students at a connecticut university are in the hospital after getting their handles on a bad batch of drug called molly. >> there's a youtube app just for children. >> reporter: we're dress

tweets and photo mashups invoking thelma and louise on the run.assos thrown from the back of a pickup, llamas were in custody. high fives all around. >> how long was the chase. >> two and a half, three hours. >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news. >> when is the last time you saw somebody use a lasso to diffuse a situation? i like how the lady said try a pumpkin. >> how long does this go, two, three hours? this story was all over the place. this is hilarious. weren't we rooting for the llamas? >> of course we were. we really did want them to sort of -- not a thelma and louise moment but somehow make it off. >> the movie didn't end well. >> i don't think it is a good analogy. oh, there you are. green pasture with your llama. >> what's around my neck? >> that's what the "my little pony" left you from yesterday. >> really? we're back to that. >> start yodelling now. ♪ >> my little llamas. >> are you going to yodel. >> i don't know how to yodel. ♪ >> is that right, jack? >> okay. >> is that right, jack. >> he said do it again. don't do it again. >> c

>>> the rumors are swirlinging online this morning about a possible "thelma & louise" reunion tour. >d up at the bottom of the canyon? >> do we know? >> the aiconic movie will celebrate its 25th anniversary soon. sheinelle is in the orange room with the potential announcement that has fans listening. >> the year was 1991 when this movie exploded on to the scene. now before we get into the 25th anniversary, i'd like to point out a few things. see this still of susan and gina from the film? some are saying it could be the first selfie ever. '91? the movie is also responsible for introducing us to this guy, this is a very young, still-hot brad pitt. how will they celebrate 25? gina davis recently said that she and susan sarandon have talked about taking the show on the road so to speak. gina says there is still so much love for the movie, the pair may be doing another girl's trip and they may be stopping by your town. how would you like to see them mark their 25th? weigh in using the #orangeroom. maybe they'll take us up on some of our suggestions. >> be nice in they stopped right by her

a great event and the monday prior we also took two hundred and 50 young people to see the movie thelma and had a conditional use authorization that was really great as well so i wanted to thank everyone that helped coordinate and get our young people out to watch an inspiring and hopefully challenging movie it was very emotional i think we all walked out with lessons learned and ideas to move forward that was a great event they're actually congressman that will be following up opportunity to meet congressman lewis and i want to thank sheryl davis to help bring those events together. >> commissioner fewer and commissioner wynns and commissioner vice president haney. >> i want to let you know that pier resources is having their festival it will think on at the polio club from 7 to 10:00 p.m. this is put on by the piers group and it is going to be a fun night having different stations including do it user user and significantly screening and t-shirts and if you want to get a ticket please remain standing please do to pier resources thank you very much. >> commissioner wynns and commission

we appreciate that. >> thelma had some moves, too. >> break any ankles out there?re close. if they see one open spot -- >> it was something else. >> the weather is behind us with snow left its mark. as we expected the farther south we are, substantial snowstorm. farther north, not so much. tonight, it will be colder again and a real concern for freezing ice and slush and tough driving conditions in spots. let's get started and give you a little live look from the rooftop camera. no change in the potomac river. still frozen over with a little snowy delays on top. a little break in the overcast and we've seen a few areas of sunshine trying to pop through. that's going to be the exception and not the rule. couple of totals here on the chesapeake bay in virginia south of the northern neck eight inches. 6.6 in st. mary's county and four inches in fredricksburg. baileys crossroads 2.5 inches and 1.27 in northern montgomery county in damascus. plenty of snow especially south. temperatures have rebounded nicely. 37 at quantico. 35 in baltimore so we're seeing melting but o

. >> carman and lindsay, thelma and louize. >> yeah. >> we are off to brigham and women's hospital in it an early morning drive? >> it was in the middle of the night, at 1:30 in the morning. it was very quiet. nobody on the road. really surreal. >> that night, 50 miles away, cheryl was in a coma, kept alive by machines after a massive stroke. tell me a little bit about your mom. >> she was a free spirit. a force of nature. beautiful, very selfless woman. >> cheryl was already a registered organ donor but marin da was stunned by what doctors told her. >> it was brought to my attention that there was a possibility that she could be a match for a facial transplant. that kind of blew my mind a little bit. >> you knew this was what your mom would have wanted. >> definitely. >> did you want to know who the donor was. >> i did. and initially, they told me nothing other than her age. i was aware that it would be the family's choice. >> in most of the face transplants the donors have remained anonymous. but when carman first met her daughter the connection was overwhelming. for both women. >>

thelma director with a shoutout. hi philly, thank you. >>> inside the dolby theater pennsylvania university alum john lend performed glory. people marching with our song, we are with you we see you and love you march on. kevin heart presented and a big win for northeast philadelphia filmmaker, for her documentary short. you can follow all of our oscar adventures on social media using the hash tag 6abc oscars. alicia vitarelli. bobbi kristine brown is still in the comma unaware of new feud swirling around her. her boy friend has been begging to visit but is being kept away. bobbi kristine brown is daughter of the late whitney houston found face down in a bathtub last month inside her home in suburban atlanta. >>> chris sweeps the final three women away. he tries to narrow down whose going to get the final roles. the bachelor airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. we're following breaking news, chopper 6 heading to a crash involving an ambulance. we'll bring you live pictures when chopper arrive. >> we have a s.w.a.t team

in the spirit of butch and sundance, or maybe thelma and louise, they made a break for it together in the phoenix suburbs. but these were no ordinary outlaws and reining them in was no easy task. nbc's miguel almaguer has the wild tale. >> reporter: in sun city today this may have been the very definition of the wild west, a slow sometimes high-speed pursuit of two llamas on the loose breaking away from their owners, at times from each other, seizing their moment and their shot at freedom. >> something you don't see every day. >> we'll keep an eye on this, folks. >> reporter: the two-hour chase carried live on local, even cable news. this wild tale dubbed llamas on the lam. the llama drama trending on twitter. the arizona cardinals agreed to one-year deals with llamas on the loose. the llama chase, the biggest since o.j. it's gotten wild out west before. we've seen bears in backyards running from the law. >> there goes mama climbing up to get her baby. look at that. >> reporter: ducks have made a dash, or at least a slow waddle along the freeway. and a moose on the loose brought traff

>> she's thelma. she gets top billing. i was louise.st time we're launching a film festival, a bentonville film festival, which is champion inging women and diversity in film. and so it's not just a celebration of here's some movies that are starring women or directed by women or minorities, it's, here's the business case why this is necessary now, why we have to get going here to become relevant, and the prizes are guaranteed distribution, which is amazing. that's what it's all about. >> it is. >> geena, thank you. always a delight to have you here. >> my pleasure. >> blessings in everything. continued success. you can catch geena on "grey's anatomy" tonight, tonight, tonight at 8:00 followed by "scandal," "how to get away with murder." coming up, thankful thursday. you like that? the principal who inspired her students, the viral campaign she helped to spark. come on back. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going

faster than even the llamas an explosion of 220,000 llamas tweets and photoshop mashups invoking thelman the run. finally, with some expertly thrown lassos llama number one and two were back in custody. high fives all around. >> how long was the chase? >> two and a half hours, three hours? >> clayton sandell, abc news, >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news denver. >> and now you have seen it all. that is "world news tonight" for this thursday night. i hope to see you right back here to finish off the week tomorrow. until then, good night. od night. >>> new at 6:00, late word on a plan to remove chimps from the san francisco zoo. abc7 news i team is live with the change of heart. >> did a mofr go too far from removing a passenger from a muni bus? >> how would you like to wake up to this outside of your back door? close ups tonight of a mountain lion on the prowl. >> a case of measles in the bay area. this time, hundreds of peninsula bart riders may have been exposed. >> the chimps at the zoo are staying put. >> tonight following an i team investigation, the director has cancelled plans

. >> glory the think song for the movie thelma the movie about the march in alabama won for best song >> john and i got to go to selma and perform "glory" on the same bridge that dr. king the people in the civil rights movement marched on 50 years ago. this bridge was once a landmark of a dividing nation. now is a symbol for change. >> also talked about edward snowden and some people were asking why did the oscars emit joan rivers from the -- omit joan rivers from the people who passed away. >>> a night filled with memorable moments some really stood out for the 87th academy awards. >> we want to know your favorite oscar moments. send information to fox friends foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >> with will he we will share those comments later in the show. snow, sleet, ice all of that targeting the south. 1200 flights already grounded today with the majority in dallas, texas. this system expected to spread from the rockies to the south making for dangerous systems on the roads. maria molina is here tracking it all. >> good morning. we not only have winter weather in terms of precipitation

the llamas now nicknamed as you can image, thelma and louise. >> i love that picture there.one is talking about this. this was the biggest story yesterday. we wanted to share with you. >> #llamas. #llama photo bomb. it's fun. >> 20 minutes to the top of the hour. banning bullets, the back doorway the president plans to restrict our second amendment rights. >> and before your breakfast you will want to hear this where a police officer says he would serve toxic tea. >> you talking to me? you talking to me. >> you talking to me? the taxi driver has to see the tax man. the massive bill for robert dinero. >> president obama traveling to miami to talk about immigration. the leader of the free world they are like they are both here? janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? (cough!) it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. : >> frightening new images showing them in iraq the men are marched into the woods and shot dead. those images were relea

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. >> but the movie that we love "thelma and louise." 25 years. >> 25 years. >> you have to get together the road or something. >> you and susan. >> keep going, right? although we're pancages. >> last we saw you. >> but, no we would love to do something to celebrate. got to celebrate. >> i hope you do that because diane sawyer and i when we worked together we called ourselves thelma and louise. >> diane was -- >> she gets top billing. your institute, it's turning into a festival. a film festival. can you tell us about that. >> this year for the first time we're launching a film festival a bentonville film fest cal championing women and diversity in film. not just a celebration of here's some movies that are starring women or directed by women or minorities it's here's the business case why this is necessary now, why we have to get going here to become relevant and the prizes are guaranteed distribution which is amazing. that's what it's all about. >> gina thank you. always a delight to have you here. blessings in everything continued success. catch geneena on "grey's anatomy" tonight at

. >> faster than the llamas an explosion of 220,000 llama tweets and photoshop mashups invoking thelmaise. with expertly thrown lassos from the back of a pickup, llama one and two were back in custody. high five's all around. >> how long did it take? >> 2 1/2 hours or three hours. >> the morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> dress debate. are you teal blue or black or team white and gold? we have the internet buzzing like crazy this morning. >> from cliffs to cuffs two men rescued by helicopter after getting stuck and why though were then taken into custody. >>> san francisco bliss slot and killed a man in the miss district and we tell you what happened next. >> live doppler hd shows our area of low pressure well to the north and we will talk about increasing clouds and increasing showers and thunderstorms headed through the weekend forecast. >> in the traffic center a ribbon of headlights pulling from the maze with flashing lights. we have our troubles across the bay area roadways with the days coming up when we retu (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subar

. >> reporter: thelma is finally out of a financial hole.etired, she is raising her grandkids. she lives on a tight budget but says payday loans will never be an option again. many lenders say if the government comes in with more regulations, people will just turn to the internet. so everyone is waiting to see what the regulations could be. >> okay. jonathan. >>> long before the police shooting of a black teen in ferguson missouri a police chief in michigan discovered his officers were routinely stopping a disproportionate number of african-americans, so he decided to do something about it. >> reporter: in kalamazoo, a small city of 75,000 more than 20% of the population is black. but only 21 of the 212 public safety officers are african american. 10% of the force. a year and a half ago, the chief confronted an ugly reality, concrete data from a year-long study that his officers were racially profiling blacks in the city. >> it kind of takes your breath away, and so -- but -- but what do you do? do you sit there and act like a deer in headli

and this picture of thelma and louise. and why not? outlaws kept slipping through the long arm of the law. >> we have responded to livestock calls but not a llama call. >> like most good things, it had to come to an end. out of time and out of energy one by one, the escapees wrangled and returned to their owners. forcing llama looky lieus back to work. for today, miguel almaguer. >> pretty good. >> your kids are too old, but there's a whole series of the llama llama jokes. >> well during the great depression the federal government put millions of americans back to work building dams bridges monuments. >> quite a few were put to work making art as well. those treasures would likely have been lost if not for the efforts of the people in our next story. garvin thomas is here with bay area proud. >> when you hear someone called a history detective, they usually aren't a real detective, but michael ramos is. he's a special agent with the united states general services administration. he normally catches bad guys who waste taxpayer money or

. >> on august 16th, 2012, thelma wagner of palm coast is found guilty of careless driving. her license is suspended for three months, and she's required to take the exam to get it back. >> i had to get 32 stitches all together. i have lumps on my body. >> i'm still pulling glass out of my leg. >> the florida highway patrol doesn't find any mechanical problems with her car. a 2004 toyota camry. as for lashaunda and her children, they're recovering from this heroing ordeal the best they can. >> i thank the lord that i'm still alive right now. >> a lot of people said that they're surprised that nobody actually passed away in the accident. so i really feel lucky that i didn't. >>> for far less impactful yet oddly curious entrance, you wouldn't expect to see america's most beloved green latex character in a 7-eleven late at night. this time gumby is caught on the store security camera, and he's up to no good. it's monday morning of labor day weekend, 2011, when detective gary hassen of the san diego police department is briefed on a strange incident that occurred the night befor

the internet exploded 383,000 tweets with the #llamadrama, comparisons to thelma and louise, appears to have self-radicalize, which is a joke the north american aerospace defense command made. i'm one of 37 llamas who cannot even as buzz feed would put it. what may well prove to be the defining question of our age. the dress, the dress. the dress. the #thedress, racked 2.1 million mentions if you happen to be the last person alive not subjected to the story, a woman posted this fashion statement to tumbler and asked the internet to help decipher the color and no one could agree. blue and black or white and gold. cue mass exist ential math. taylor swift sees white and gold and billy ikener sees bill cosby taking off the dress. montgomery police wanted to keep us from tearing apart. there it is peace on earth, please agree calm by about the dress. the question i have is how does the dress see you. our good friend ed from the band grizzly bear the llamas on the dress, white and gold. we thought we would humiliate ourselves even more on the way out. we're doing our own research for today

. >> the thelma louise one of them driving the car. check that one out. very funny.s off to you. >> all of those people came from different -- they sent out an alert. >> need a llama rancher. >> i don't know much about llamas but they are taking them to a retirement community as therapy. >> we got a call from the llama pr people. >> they are nice? they don't spit? do they spit? the llama pr people said that. they are very nice animals. i take them at their word. okay. >> another story factoring into everything going on. lupita's dress is missing. that pearl dress that we talked about. a beautiful dress that was like 6,000 pearls. >> i saw it. i talked to her. i interviewed her. >> did you see it in your luggage when left? >> no. she was still dressed for the oscars. >> i think we need to -- he was there. he mired it closely. >> the dress went missing yesterday. you saw me here yesterday. >> i think it went missing the night of the -- they are not sure when the dress was taken. she was downstairs the night of the oscars and came back up and the dress was gone. the dre

they discuss thelma's portrayal of events and the role lyndon johnson played in the civil rights movement0 eastern on american history tv. each week, american history tv's real america brings you archival films that tell the story of the 20th century. ♪ >> 3000 pounds plan for a planned assault. it would guarantee $100 monthly to every person over 60. to be financed with a 3% income tax. dr. tauzin, is on hand to lead his followers. now, the battle is on again. the faithful whoop it up for a tax and spend economy they think will bring prosperity to america. the french national assembly wrestles with postwar problems. and demonstrating radical members of labor unions. they're finally protesting government attempts to freeze prices and wages and stabilize french economy. a series of strikes has been the answer of the large communist party. no holds barred as the police really tangle with a demonstrator who does not know when he is licked. conflicting ideologies makes things constantly tense. in the midst of turmoil and tottering government, there is one spot that never changes. the thames s

this one channeling the infamous thelma and louise. there was beyonce and jay-z's on the run tour mentioned. one of the men who actually captured one of the escapees called it quite the event. >> it wore me out. plum tuckered me out. 25 minutes of trying to catch these things. at one point we almost had them pinned in a cornered lot with a fence around it. it almost worked bud they escaped. my brother handed off his rope to this one guy that was able to lasso the first llama, the black one. >> despite the amusement there was a potentially serious side to what happened yesterday. it could have ended much differently. why did it take so long to catch them? well let's try to get to the bottom of this. joining me now is arizona's maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio. have you ever dealt with something like this? >> not really. we seized a hundred animals in a animal cruelty case. we got a llama. this it must be the month of the llamas for my office. but no we haven't chased llamas. we chase cars and try to protect the people. this is unusual

mi personaje es la mamÁ de thelma es la antagonista. de la novela. casa nueva. >> siguen entonces juntos? >> pero lo que pasa es que ellos casi nunca ponen imÁgenes o vÍdeos en donde estÁn los cuatro juntos. cosa que a mi como pÚblico me encantarÍa. >> deja que te interrumpo. la intromisiÓn de los medios de comunicaciÓn agrietado en parte esta relaciÓn de pareja. >> yo entiendo. es mi manera de interpretarlo, para cuidar su relaciÓn. >> que a mÍ no se me da la gana de poner fotos es muy respetable. >> totalmente. lo que dice luis alfonso es que no lo ponen la foto para que la prensa no se meta. pero el pÚblico se pregunta por quÉ no? >> en sÍntesis, familia unida en casa nueva. >> familia unida jamÁs será vencida. >> quiere ser parte de nuestro programa? russell westbrook se acerÓ a la marca histórica de puntos anotados en un partido de estrellas, un punto por debajo de record de wilt chamberlain en 1962. la edicÓn Úmero 64 del partido de estrellas de baloncesto se lleÓ a cabo ayer en el madison square harden de nueva york.westbrook anoÓ 41 puntos en

mi personaje es la mamÁ de thelma es la antagonista. de la novela.ncantarÍa. >> deja que te interrumpo. la intromisiÓn de los medios de comunicaciÓn agrietado en parte esta relaciÓn de pareja. >> yo entiendo. es mi manera de interpretarlo, para cuidar su relaciÓn. >> que a mÍ no se me da la gana de poner fotos es muy respetable. >> totalmente. lo que dice luis alfonso es que no lo ponen la foto para que la prensa no se meta. pero el pÚblico se pregunta por quÉ no? >> en sÍntesis, familia unida en casa nueva. >> familia unida jamÁs será vencida. >> quiere ser parte de nuestro programa? envÍenos un mensaje a despierta@meric.com y sacaremos su mensaje al aire. >> maribel de santiago. amiga mÍa de tantos aÑos. (aplausos) >> hay que darle al cÉsar lo que es del cesar! quÉ bonita estÁs! >> igual que tÚ ! >> soy tÚ fan! >> oye maribel, tÚ diste muchas sorpresas en la casa el fin de semana. yo creo que de verdad has hecho historia. >> oye verÓnica... >> mi hermana tambiÉn la vamos a tener en el siguiente bloque. (risas) >> quÉ? te vas a casar de vuelta? >> n

. >> this, as thelma delves into racial injustice on the heals of heated protest in ferguson, missouriot asking. we're demanding. >> the african-american led feature sparks dialogue after being snubbed for nomination. >> no easy explanation for why it was snubbed. some people think it wasn't aggressive enough, movie wasn't finished until the last minute, owes car voters may not have seen it, may not have connected when it. >> the results all 20 lead and supporting act being nominees are white. the controversy shining the spotlight on historic call lack of diversity by the academy. >> class of 2014, thank you thank you and congratulations >> and that was michaela para reporting. 6:27 right now. coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news" walking around this morning it is slippery, slushy, all after snow on saturday changes over to rain, and even some freezing rain. we'll have a live report on the conditions coming up next. plus this: >> this woman says a popular antibiotic is making her sicker. >> it felt like flames were coming out of my elbows. >> i'm health reporter steph

within is thelma dean jacobs the church historian. sitting next to me is robert bell, the pastor of 15th street presbyterian. let's begin. >> good afternoon. it is an honor to be here, a part of this -- oh. [laughter] thank you, thank you. [applause] head and shoulders above everyone else. [laughter] again, good afternoon and thank you for this honor of making me a part of the 150th anniversary commemoration. for the next few minutes, i will share with you some information about the history of the african methodist church. the history of ame church in the district of columbia. and the history of the civil war ame churches. israel bethel, union bethel, and the prelate of those churches. the bishop daniel a pain. i will show the end two post-civil war events. the parent church grew out of an anti-segregation protest at the predominantly white st. george's methodist episcopal church in philadelphia in the late 1780's. one sunday, the black members of st. george were told they could no longer occupy pews on the main floor of the sanctuary

>>catherine: i love bird man and not an interesting and quirky thelma perry at bird man is a love-hateither get it or you hate it. >>reporter: this is the show but story about someone and is most fascinating and i just love the way it's made and not in the director's guild of america and i got the ball for the director. i was very pleased that it is doing so well and he does have a good chance of winning an oscar. >>catherine: and michael keaton and this nice to see this resurgent of michael keaton is a relief of of strong fan of his. >>reporter: getting red man is gonna win because he's unbelievably good. antique red men eddie redman... i thank birdman will be the best movie. >>reporter: we had a beautiful day today no shades of gray shades of blue. with the golden gate bridge were looking at some high clouds out there right now we're about to have a beautiful sunset happening. well into tomorrow was mostly clear skies. this evening we have '60s and '70s in the area. temperatures will continue to be mile for the next few hours. this is a perfect evening to have dinner on a patio. with

. >> how do you think that angel angelina jolie did in "thelma" was that powerfulsome. >> yes very powerfulto please, right? >> that's right. >> very funny stuff. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour, the wife of the real-life american sniper attended the oscars. the jury will soon decide the fate of her husband's accused killer. legal analyst rikki klieman is here in studio 57 of what the closing arguments are expected today. >>> knee patrick harris is getting mixed reviews for his emcee duties. a look at the highlights and some fluff. that story is ahead. >>> time to show you this morning's headlines from around the globe. the morning globe talks about highlights. it talks about the stutz nick worm launched in 2010 to damage iran's infrastructure. it touched off a cycle of escalation and retaliation. >> there's a deadly problem for cell phone users who call 911. a shortfall in technology can prevent them from finding you. the chance of 911 getting a quick fix on your location ranges from 10% to 95%. the s.e.c. wants to work with companies like google and uber t

in movies like "thelma and louise louise," and even made its way into popular music.tal photography came the fall of land's iconic invention. however, with the new company now producing the film and one famous person showing off her own polaroids the camera lives on. >> my first came rah, polaroid swinger. >> he was just 19 when he dropped out of school and said this is an idea worth following up on. >> i still remember the commercial. more than a camera more than a live it's only $19.95. >>> it's no secret that baseball games have been slowing down for years so major league baseball is changing things to speed things up. for some of you, your local news is next. for the rest of you stick around. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning everyone, i'm nicole brewer. once again winter storm is upon us, let's check in with carol now for the details. good morning carol. >> looks okay out there right now, won't look this way as we move into the afternoon. clouds starting to come into the picture, still, it is fine

course is on the sell ma soundtrack but it's performed by another singer who actually played sabina thelmaasked to perform at the grammies. michelle writes, beyonce is a completenessest so step over anyone to get what she wants. legacy was stripped of getting more exposure. i did find her performance of precious lord quite interesting. i thought she was allowed to perform it because of her star power. solomon, what do you think? >> i think beyonce stepped all over lead situate, i think lead situate should have had the opportunity to sing the sink. beyonce asked to sing the song. she preempted lead situate any chance to do this at all. it's all about beyonce, with her sinking a gospel song as posed to her usual booty shaking fare, it bothers me from a spiritual standpoint. beyonce did this. it's not a surprise. she stepped over the people in destiny's child, too. lead situate showing her class, she said it's all about empowering each other. she was disappointed. >> good thing for lead situate. i look forward to doing this more. as i get adjusted we'll talk a little bit. you can catch solomo

in movies like "thelma and louise louise," and even made its way into popular music.ography came the fall of land's iconic invention. however, with the new company now producing the film and one famous person showing off her own polaroids the camera lives on. >> my first came rah, polaroid swinger. >> he was just 19 when he dropped out of school and said this is an idea worth following up on. >> i still remember the commercial. more than a camera more than a live it's only $19.95. >>> it's no secret that baseball games have been slowing down for years so major league baseball is changing things to speed things up. for some of you, your local news is next. for the rest of you stick around. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." >>> did you make any changes with this role in your own personal life because, you know when you watch it it can make you double guess, double-check, be concerned chld did you make personal changes in your own life after you played the character? >> i did. i got a little bit more paranoid because there's so much bad stuff out there in the