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for those who were there it was an unforgettable day — and it's now been turned into a musical, whichpens tonight at the town's customs house theatre. for someone who was a teenager, back then, it brings back special memories — asjeff brown reports. it wasjuly 1977. it was july 1977. jubilee year. it wasjuly 1977. jubilee year. the day after the queen toured south shields the king of the world came calling. muhammad ali had been persuaded to visit to raise money for local boys clubs. at the same time he had his marriage blessed at the mosque in the town. you really

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." ♪ this is me >> reporter: that unforgettable voice, keala settle.he movie's ensemble cast. ♪ we are glorious >> reporter: in this behind the scenes rehearsal video, raw with passion, settle was still grieving the death of her mother, finding strength to finish the song with leading man hugh jackman. >> there was a moment in the song where i was so scared that i actually had to grab hugh's hands. so i had somebody to hold on. ♪ this is brave this is bruised this is me ♪ ♪ look out 'cause here i cam >> reporter: this sunday, she lives out loud a dream come true. as she performs at the 90th academy awards. ♪ this is me >> reporter: adrie abc news. >>> thank you for watching. our oscars coverage kicks off tomorrow, the awards preshow starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern, then the recarpet show at 6:30. followed of course by the main event. i'm cecilia vega. i'll see you right back here on "good morning america" tomorrow. tom llamas reports from the red carpet. from all of us, have a great night. >> the wonders of water are flowing at the philadelphia flower show

he even attacked them party leader martine schultz personally which many and his party found unforgettable above all his relationship with future party leader and the analysis as you just dysfunctional. now media reports say his successor will be heikal mosse the previous justice minister. is my god it was playing down the loss of his position when asked how he feels about leaving positive words the venue has just been through that hike will be the new foreign minister then i have a really good feeling he will do an excellent job i'm also fine. take care. sports and europa league soccer now and london club arsenal ended their four game losing streak in style with a two no shock away win over ac milan henrik make tarion open the scoring with his first goal for arsenal and their ramsey's sealed the victory with a go on the stroke of half time to nail the final score easy mom's thirteen game unbeaten streak ended with a thud there well dortmund meanwhile suffered a stunning home defeat to salzburg in their europa league match up along berisha scored two goals in seven minutes for salzburg at

bite back slamming the ultimatum put forward by theresa may and calling the claims shocking and unforgettable meanwhile one's voice has been echoed across the world very sad situation certainly looks like the russians with the idea that with high probability the traces lead to russia everything leads us to believe that it's indeed russia that was behind this attempted assassination leads us to believe high probability traces those terms are wearing thin on moscow whose requests for evidence have been ignored when it comes to russia the proof doesn't have to be in the putting it seems. something by the way in the kind of smug sarcastic response that we've heard from the russians that to me but tokens that indicates their fundamental guilt. we've received very detailed information about this case which suggests that there is no other plausible alternative explanation. here track console spread has taken place against the backdrop of a reckless cut them off russian behavior much of the case against russia seems to hinge on the nerve agent in question called no we check but everyone seems to have

it reads beautifully, as if it's told in her voice, a book that will take you gently and unforgettablyworld. welcome. what was the quality of this story, the potential in this story, that convinced you that people who had never known your grandmother and have never been to ethiopia would want to read it? it was listening to her, it was listening to her language, her words, her stories. i kind of knew that they would translate quite well into english and that they would work. you spoke to her and recorded her over a long period. i mean, not continuously, but you heard her talking. and what's striking about the book is that, although it's narrated by you, it's told by you, the rhythms and cadences of her language, the poetry of her language, the simple poetry of normal day speech, really comes through, and that's what's alluring about it. and that's really what convinced you? yes, it really did. there are a couple of things. one of them is it's an oral tradition. she didn't read until she was in her 605. in an oral tradition, stories are remembered and told again. in ethiopia, the effect

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he even attacked them party leader martin schultz personally which many and his party found unforgettable above all his relationship with future party leader on three analysis his view this dysfunctional. now media reports say his successor will be high call mosse the previous justice minister. it was playing down the loss of his position when asked how he feels about leaving in a positive words he will then there's just been through that high school mass will be the new foreign minister then i have a really good feeling he'll do an excellent job i'm also fine. take care. our political correspondent kate brady joins us now from our parliamentary studios ok this is a man who ruffled a lot of feathers and burned a couple of bridges on his way out. he said we did and despite gaining much respect for his work as germany's foreign minister they say it was all forgotten in recent weeks by the s.p.d. rady and this was due to the breakdown of a friendship between haiti and the former s.p.d. leader martin schultz and you might remember that when the grand coalition deal between the social democrat

he even attacked then party leader martin schultz personally which many and his party found unforgettable above all his relationship with future party leader on three analysis this viewed as dysfunctional. now media reports say his successor will be heikal mosse the previous justice minister. zuma got mail is playing down the loss of his position when asked how he feels about leaving in a positive words he won't then it's just been through that hike will be the new foreign minister then i have a really good feeling he'll do an excellent job i'm also fine. take care. a light hearted departure there let's bring in our political correspondent kate brady who joins us from our parliamentary studios and as we heard there kate and unbelievably popular politician in the country one of the best known politicians as well also internationally but he's ruffled a lot of feathers hasn't he he has and it's one particular upset quite recently in the s.p.d. that really put the nail in the coffin for his career as a time as the german family minister and you might remember back just a few weeks ago when th

it reads beautifully, as if it's told in her voice, a book that will take you gently and unforgettably potential in this story, that convinced you that people who had never known your grandmother and have never been to ethiopia would want to read it? it was listening to her, it was listening to her language, her words, her stories. i kind of knew that they would translate quite well into english and that they would work. you spoke to her and recorded her over a long period. i mean, not continuously, but you heard her talking. and what's striking about the book is that, although it's narrated by you, it's told by you, the rhythms and cadences of her language, the poetry of her language, the simple poetry of normal day speech, really comes through, and that's what's alluring about it. and that's really what convinced you? yes, it really did. there are a couple of things. one of them is it's an oral tradition. she didn't read until she was in her 60s. in an oral tradition, stories are remembered and told again. in ethiopia, the effect and the skill with which you tell a story is really im

for one happy couple the snow and giving them an unforgettable white wedding. special day in cornwall found themselves caught up in the atrocious weather and struggling to get to the church. even the vicar got stuck on the way. but when all seemed lost, local farmers can to help. earlier i spoke to the newly—weds and asked if they began to fear the worse when they saw the weather. it did not come in until we got down there, it was two hours of heavy snow and it came upon at all of a sudden, the weather forecast was the snow but we did not anticipate it being quite as do magic as it was. so talk me through the actual ceremony itself, how did everybody get there in the end? soap we were all at the hotel, and made the decision to go over to the church, andi decision to go over to the church, and i set up with the best man, the photographer and a couple of my archers, in my 4x4, to try and get there before katy did, and it took us about an hour to do the six mile journey, push some cars out of the way, reroute to three times, because of various other stuck traffic

everyone wants to see the reef it's an unforgettable experience. nearly five hundred coral hungry vacationers stream aboard the great barrier reef tour boat. it has rained solidly for the last two weeks now on the first sunny day the boat is full. and. keith and helen are also on board looking forward to some snorkeling among the corals. and i just don't and i do it i'm just a lot and even if you being there don't hit the ball it's. will be a difficult to do it again yeah it's just something i haven't done pete. and i have been up this before i have been there that day and sad but it'd be very interesting interesting to see him. have it looked at they said that all. three of the great barrier reef is australia's biggest and most breathtaking tourist attraction it's coral reefs and draw more than two million tourists a year to australia's northeast coast go to nick reef along with him but he's been through enough it makes mel g.'s a homer. simpson hell and squeeze into their dive suits. as long as the great barrier reef is still there the tourism in

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everyone wants to see the reef it's an unforgettable experience. nearly five hundred coral hungry vacationers stream aboard the great barrier reef tour boat. it has rained solidly for the last two weeks now on the first sunny day the boat is full. of keith and helen are also on board looking forward to some snorkeling among the chorus. but it's just not enough it'll just be a lot and even if you've been there done that the pool is still beautiful to do it again yeah it's just like i haven't done to beat it. i haven't been up this before i have baked there that day and sad but to be teary interest interesting to say here. have a look and am so sad all. over the great barrier reef is australia's biggest and most breathtaking tourist attraction of its coral reefs and draw more than two million tourists a year to australia's northeast coast go to the next reef along with him but he's been doing not it makes mel g.'s a home of. kingston hell and squeeze into their dyed suits. as long as the great barrier reef is still there the tourism industry is deter

coming here for the first time since the unforgettable semifinal of 2012 in the champions league, andy much against them again. again -- against them again, it will be difficult and daunting. but they still have a chance, unbeaten against barcelona, in eight games. they have to be defenders, but when they get the chance —— chances, they‘ll have to ta ke chance —— chances, they‘ll have to take them. it's a big night for antonio conde and the team he is selected. would you think is the right approach against his barcelona team? it will be similar tactics of the tactics used, barcelona will don a possession, but hazzard has says he is not happy, he has to play him when he is at his best, so i think he will startjoe root, confident that he will. and he will offer that presents to take chelsey of the pitch. defensively as well, christensen has conceded some big chances as of late, he needs a big night tonight. when antonio conde spoke to us yesterday, he mentioned several times the fact that it is a big patch. what does that mean for chelsea? it means barcelona will have a lot of the posse

for those who were there it was an unforgettable day — and it's now been turned into a musical, whichfor someone who was a teenager, back then, it brings back special memories — asjeff brown reports. it wasjuly 1977. it was july 1977. jubilee year. it wasjuly 1977. jubilee year. the day after the queen toured south shields the king of the world came calling. muhammad ali had been persuaded to visit to raise money for local boys clubs. at the same time he had his marriage blessed at the mosque in the town. you really could not make it up. i'm overjoyed and next time i go in the ring i will always remember how many people had room for me back here. everyone says who will play muhammad ali. i do not think we have anyone to play him. i built a story around it and to get that story i started to do some research along the lines of where we do when muhammad ali came to south shields. phil hern was 16 and living in south shields and handy with his cine camera. so he got on his bike and pedalled off in search of the champion. it wasjust something i did now and again. the cine camera was there,

it's unforgettable. >> stuff like that is something we can't joke about right now, it's not funny, people are losing their lives. >>> the chp says this morning's rain may have contributed to a car crash in san francisco, you can see what happened. southbound on interstate 280 south of geneva avenue, no one was hurt, that's the good news. the chp are eminds everyone we need to slow down when it rains. this was the scene in napa on highway 29 and you definitely needed an umbrella in san jose today. the rain was really coming down on third street while we were there. let's go to abc7 news meteorologist sandy patel. >> we're still seeing some spotty showers, so let's get you into street level radar, mt. hamilton, south san jose, evergreen seeing some showers, and look what's showing up over mt. hamilton, that's actually pink, which is mixed precipitation. rain and snow. this is where we're making that switch, to where we'll see more of this wintry precipitation over the higher terrain. in the east bay, along highway 4, some spotty showers, and in the north bay, street level showing you what's

. >> reporter: it went down in oscar's history, that unforgettable moment when louisial.a. l.a. land was announced for best picture. >> there's been a mistake. >> reporter: the wrong envelope was handed to the announcer. >> oscar host jimmy kimmel skill can't get over it. he jokes about it in this commercial for the academy awards. but it's no laughing matter for pricewaterhousecoopers. for eight decades, the accounting firm has scar ballots and this year they're making sure it doesn't happen again. first, the team who counted last year, won't be returning, instead, two new people will be overseeing the envelopes, and a third person will be inside the control room. there's also a new formal procedure in place for when the envelopes are handed over. both the celebrity presenter and the stage manager will check they're given the correct envelo envelope. and something else we got to point out is this, all of the pricewaterhousecoopers employees who are working the big show on sunday, not allowed to use their cell phones or social media, absolutely no distractions equals no mix-up.

bite back slamming the ultimatum put forward by theresa may and calling the claims shocking and unforgettable meanwhile one is voice has been echoed across the world but he said situation it certainly looks like the russians with the idea that with high probability the traces lead to russia everything leads us to believe that it's indeed russia that was behind this attempted. nation leads us to believe high probability traces those terms are wearing thin on moscow because requests for evidence have been ignored when it comes to russia the proof doesn't have to be in the putting it seems. something by the way in the kind of smug sarcastic response that we've heard from the russians that to me that indicates their fundamental guilt. we've received very detailed information about this case which suggests that there is no other plausible alternative explanation. the attack console spree has taken place against the backdrop of a reckless pattern of russian behavior much of the case against russia seems to hinge on the nerve agent in question called now the chalk but everyone seems to have forgotte

the suffering biljana witnessed was unforgettable. it was constant firing. day and day night. one of the rockets cell phone next to us over a mother that shouts there were big heads in front of me. a local journalist took billionaire to a house that have just been vacated by the owners for a friend. this is truck is from a given this is the basement which was used by jihadists to thaw huge quantities software pounds this weapon manufactured by a man with a country of origin. when local people realise that i came from bulgaria the first question i got was this why are sending quibbles to q us here in the. after publishing his story an anonymous source directed illyana to a large online stash of hacked documents. taken together they proved that hundreds of flights had transported weapons from balkan states such as well gary and serbia to conflict zones. many were paid for by the pentagon. at least you have any idea of who the perpetrators are among the papers where and use a certificate a kind of contract between buyer and seller the buyers must confirm they will not transfer th

legation the someone called shocking and unforgettable. more than fifteen thousand civilians manage to flee syria's eastern guta as the fighting rages between government forces and the rebels in the stricken region. and the u.s. central command says it has no idea how the resources allocated to the saudi led coalition are actually being used in the war in the yemen. or broadcasting it live direct from our studios in moscow this is our two international thomas glad to have you with us now russia has announced it has opened a criminal investigation into the attempted murder of yulia screwball the daughter of the former russian spy who was also poisoned in the english city of solsbury tutor explains. the russian investigative investigative committee have decided to carry out their own investigation so they've just launched that regard to the attempted murder of u.s. repelled she's a russian citizen and the daughter of the former spy. now this comes after several attempts by russia to help with the investigation back in the u.k. but moscow say

. >>> carrying on the court, how the globetrotters give a sick girl an unforgettable moment, and the team effort to raise awareness for her condition. >>> and tough decisions. what eagles team officials say about their efforts to keep the team together next season. >>> three minutes before 5:00. as the eagles look for fresh talent at the nfl combine in indianapolis, the team faces tough questions. >> one of the biggest -- how do you keep all those great players who understandably want bigger paychecks. >> yeah. >> the eagles' manager says they would like to keep all of their good players. however, they will have to make tough decisions, and then there's the question of the backup quarterback, the one new championship. the coach wants to keep nick foles as backup quarterback. especially after watching video from the super bowl. >> i've done that about four times now. not that i'm searching for it, but it's on. i go back through the game like, did we win, you know, one of those things. we did win, we had a chance to kind of get through that week after. we're energized and jazzed for th

the right grade through the forest, it's also about connecting people to nature and creating an unforgettablee. grant kern: they go on google maps and it's gonna tell you how to get from point a to point b but on a trail it's all about what's in between point a and point b that make it special. doug: once a route has been established and the planning team has secured permits, crews begin their work, turning plans on paper into trails on the landscape. male: first, the trees have to be removed and then all this duff needs to be removed. doug: the excavators follow the hand crews and are deftly used like precision instruments, cutting rolls and dips, stabilizing the banks, and contouring the new trail to the land, all the while keeping their environmental impact as small as possible. craig: that's always a goal of ours, is try to not disturb the areas, as little as possible. we're really careful. even the moss on the wood, if we can, we try not to bump into that so everything's in place and intact when we come through here, once we're done. male: there's a whole kind of science to it and an eye

bite back slamming the ultimatum put forward by theresa may and calling the claims shocking and unforgettable meanwhile london's voice has been echoed across the world very sad situation certainly looks like the russians were here with high probability the traces lead to russia everything leads us to believe that indeed russia that was behind this attempted assassination leads us to believe high probability traces those terms are wearing thin on moscow because requests for evidence have been ignored when it comes to russia the proof doesn't have to be in the putting it seems. something by the way in the kind of smug sarcastic response that we've heard from the russians that to me that indicates their fundamental guilt. we've received very detailed information about this case which suggests that there is no other plausible alternative explanation. the attack console spree has taken place against the backdrop of a reckless pattern of russian behavior much of the case against russia seems to hinge on the nerve agent in question called no we check but everyone seems to have forgotten that a forme

it has been an unforgettable experience and a highlight of my career.frances mcdormand who gave a powerhouse performance as a mother seeking justice for her daughter's murder in director martin mcdonagh's dark comedy three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. look around, everybody, look around, ladies and gentlemen. because we all have stories to tell and projects we need financed. mcdormand gave a memorable acceptance speech, in a show of solidarity, asking all female nominees to stand. the plight of women in the film industry, their experiences with sexual harassment, the rise of the #metoo and time's up movements, were referenced at different occasions during the ceremony. it was very much an oscars of inclusion. we had time's up represented on the stage as part of the show and the fact that the academy integrated that into the show, the monologue, addressed a lot of what has been going on in hollywood, i think it was really important that the academy and the oscars acknowledged this this year. but there are those who think that politics at the osca

he even attacked them party leader martin schultz personally which many and his party found unforgettable above all his relationship with future party leader on the analysis his view this dysfunctional. now media reports say his successor will be high call mosse the previous justice minister. who is playing down the loss of his position when asked how he feels about leaving in a positive words the venue because students are true that high school mass will be the new foreign minister then i have a really good feeling he will do an excellent job i'm also fine. take care. to talk about this more as our political correspondent nina haas and you know what an incredible development why this shake up in the s.p.d. leadership i think there speedy probably sees it as the last opportunity to win back votes of support if you look at the past few months but also a year videos found itself in the next increasingly difficult to zisha and there's a lot of grumbling going on in the room can files that some people up in the leadership have lost touch that they're clinging to their positions and is special

it is unforgettable. >> a threat written on a bathroom hall. thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. >> students across the nation walked out of class to honor the 17 victims and asked for changes to gun laws. one local school had to deal with the message that had to deal with violence. >> abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley spoke to terrified students and their parents. >> reporter: three hours after students huddled under their desk. >> may daughter texted me that the school was in lockdown. >> he was underneath the desk in the dark. >> i was in class and i got word that there was a viral picture going around. >> reporter: the message was scrawled in a boys bathroom saying i am sick of this. i am shooting the school tomorrow. bet not come. >> we couldn't, we couldn't leave. >> i was crying at first. i was having anxiety earlier trying to calm, but i calmed myself down. >> there were no guns found. no indication of any sort of threat that took place or will take place. >> reporter: as a precaution, san lee andro high s

but mine, he electrified madison square garden with his folksy, forceful speech including his unforgettable line "-- asking how american forces could be expected to defend our nation with spitballs. he also reminded the country welcome a to -- aboutial candidate wendell wilkie. wendell wilkie said fear to choose between an epitaph said here lies a president and here lies one who contribute to saving read them, he would prefer the latter. , where aren to ask such statesmen today? the american people and to look zell miller.an after the election, many politicians would've asked for something big in return for their support. not zell miller. he did eventually tell me he would like to serve on the american battle monuments commission. a government agency charged with .aintaining military gravesites as a zell put it, i'm just an old man looking after cemeteries. that was typical of self. humble man who put service above self. he never forgot where he came from or where he was headed. as he said in his senate farewell was, everywhere i've really been, really, was on my way back home. hirley and t

this one is unforgettable.icials say this 17-year-old accidentally put an suv into drive, crashing into the test location. the instructor hospitalized, but no charges have been filed. and no word when that teenage driver will try again. >>> to the college court cinderella story starring a 98-year-old nun. loyola chicago, earning a trip to the final four next saturday with a win over kansas state. sister jean inspiring them all the way. a lot has changed in the 55 years since the team last captured the title, including sister jean. and her warning tonight? >> here we come, san antonio. be careful, the ramblers are on the way. >> the ramblers facing michigan next. >>> when we come back, he lost nearly everything in the holocaust, including his childhood. tonight, the surprise his own child gave him that he never thought would happen. it's an incredible story. stay with us. sometimes, bipolar i disorder can make you feel unstoppable. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can l