king said, darkness cannot drive out darkness. >> reporter: oscar winning actress viola davis is the the finished product? >> oh, my god. i mean, oh, my god. i felt like i was set on fire. >> reporter: davis and her husband actor julius tenon are both executive producers through their company jujee productions. >> so much of this project for me is the detachment that i feel that we have to history. the detachment to the past and the vr experience is an experience where you are there. you're catapulted right there. you're not reading it from a book. >> listen, this speech has lived with me since 1968. i learned it when i was in the 8th grade. i performed it my whole life. for it to come back around and us to be producing this is just incredible. it was almost like a gift. >> reporter: recreating dr. king took movie magic with technology used in films like the curious case of benjamin button and the avengers. the animators used two men to create a virtual dr. king. a look alike to build his face. >> to join hands with little white girls and sisters and brothers. i have a dream. >> and a

you know, viola davis was such a pleasure to talk to.ore about our conversation in the coming weeks and months but i got to tell you when i was talking to her about winning that award, as always, she was very deep and emotional and passionate and poetic and she said, you know, an award doesn't define you but you do likely get paid a little more for the jobs you're offered after you win an oscar. guys. >> good point. >> i like that. >> yeah. >> not bad. not bad at all. >> making us hungry with wolfgang puck there in the kitchen. >> no snacks delivered to set? >> reporter: i know you guys are eating something there. >> we will eventually. >> the food segment coming up. >> love your red carpet outfit, adrienne. >> reporter: thank you so much. this is a really festive outfit. i thought it was a nice way -- pants suits are one of the big fashion trends this year for women on the red carpet so i thought i would give a little nod to the fashion, you know. >> you are always glamorous, a.b., no question bit. we will talk to you soon. thank you so

that is viola davis. a great to project.e will take a look at a new was exhibit, a recreation of the 1963 march on washington.. we will see you at 7:00, michelle. that is about 15 minutes or so from the up. >> all right. that looks amazing. and we will see you in 15 minutes, gill. i was nice talking to you. have a great rng,. all alize mack on wall street. after yesterday's worst one day drop in dow history. joining us now and keeping an eye on the numbers, kcbs radio's financial reporter, jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning, michelle. good morning, mischa county. a massive continues. it is been the worst week for the stock market since the financial crisis erupted in november of 2008. before today, the dow had already lost 3200 points this week. the stock market deep into correction territory now. as coronavirus fears not on wall street. lot of u.s. companies switching from apple to microsoft, levi strauss, putting earnings guidance because of the impact from the outbreak. especially on the chinese supply chains. it

viola davis tweeted, smith epitomized class, true beauty and dignity. ava do you ever duvernay said she was one of a kind. a kind, and vivica fox called her a true queen. she was 70 years old. >>> people are expected at today's memorial service honoring kobe bryant and his daughter, gianna. the final farewell for the lakers icon is being held at the staples center in los angeles, and will celebrate the lives of all nine people killed in last month's helicopter crash. ticket prices range from $24 to $224. of course, symbolic amounts because of the numbers bryant and his daughter wore. proceeds go to charity and other details about the service were not immediately disclosed. >>> a personal moment on the campaign trail this weekend. a 9-year-old boy asked south bend mayor pete buttigieg for some advice. he is openly gay, and the child wanted advice on how to come out. buttigieg asked him to come up on stage. >> would you help me tell the world i'm gay too? i want to be brave like you. >> wow. it took me a long time to figure out how to tell even my best fr

film for which she won her oscar mo'nique horrible mother in precious for which she won her oscar viola davis and fences the you know long suffering wife. you'd never win an oscar for being powerful it would have been very incredible and out of the norm for the academy to award cynthia every vote for the oscar for harriet because she was a powerful slave she used her agency you don't win for using your agency you win for fitting into the master narrative of how blacks are supposed to appear on screen just looking hair. i can i completely i completely agree i mean when you think. terms of washington should have won an oscar for my comeback hands down should have won an oscar from a command i wanted a case of an oscar for training day where he is you know delinquent violent. you know that's what he wins an oscar for and you know it's i agree with what was just. you know we always have to you know the rose that we seem to be lauded for always has to do something to do with suffering or servitude and that has to change let me share this tweet with april i'm going to ask for this when i was a teen

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>>i've from the health to how to get away with murder academy award-winning actress viola davis has portrayed some strong women and now she has a real life influence for her next big role. davis will be appearing as former first lady michelle obama in a new showtime series. aptly titled first ladies the series will delve into the personal and political lives of obama eleanor roosevelt and betty ford. the roles of roosevelt and ford have not yet been cast. an air date for first ladies has not been announced robert pattison is the most handsome man in the world that is according to the british newspaper. >>the daily mail the publication make made this determination using cosmetic surgeon julian de silva who bases it on so-called golden ratio of beauty fi. the 33 year-old actor's eyes eyebrows and nose lips change on facial shape are measured against other male celebrities and his came closest that ratio of perfection patterson's face was found to be 92.1 5% equal to the ratio he was closely followed by henry bradley cooper, brad pitt and george clooney. by the habit. well, there is a thing abou

awards airs sunday, february 9th right here on abc. [ cheers and applause ] >>> in casting news viola davishas picked up this show that will peel back the curtain, they say, on the personal and political lives of first ladies throughout history, season one will focus on eleanor roosevelt, betty ford and michelle obama. the show is being produced by davis' production company. no details yet on who will play the other first ladies but showtime is bullish on the series saying throughout history presidents' spouses have wielded remarkable influence and not only with the nation's leaders but on the country itself and comes as davis wraps up her run on the hit abc series "how to get away with murder." >> great run. >> congratulations. >>> finally we want you guys to know this incredible person. meet lloyd black. a 91-year-old retired schoolteacher from alabama who just became the member of the month at the anytime fitness center in semmes, alabama. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. here is his certificate which says that lloyd joined a year ago at age 90 years young when he felt like his d

i'm going to be there next week ahead of the exhibit's opening to talk with viola davis and her husbandducers of the project. i am so excited to see this. they say this is the most realistic digital rendering of a human ever created. and you are basically going to be there in the middle of that crowd of 250,000 people on the mall in washington at the march. >> and that's great that viola and julius are involved. >> i can't imagine what this will feel like. they worked a long time on this. >> it's a big issue because people from that generation, memories are fading, people are dying, people are moving on. for holocaust remembrance, civil rights era remembrance, this could be a big breakthrough. >> "time" magazine is so creative and clever in how they do their covers. some of the best on the newsstand. >>> we are exploring how students are learning about america's past. don't you remember yesterday we showed you examples of problematic language in widely used textbooks and how what students are expected to learn actually varies from state to state. jer yuka duncan visited a school in mary

she was one of the first black cover models at idea mademoiselle" and viola davis tweeted, you epitomizeds 70. we'll learn more about her life and accomplishments. >> multifaceted. mul multitalented. i'm glad we'll have more about her in our next hour. >>> we have the latest on the missing idaho siblings. this newly released image shows a young j.j. vallow playing with a neighbor just days before he and his sister disappeared. marcus moore joins us now from hawaii where j.j.'s mother is under arrest and fighting extradition. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: robin, good morning. lori vallow is in the prison just behind us facing several charges in connection with the growing mystery surrounding the whereabouts of her two kids, and that video marks a key piece of the time line. this morning, lori vallow remains in a hawaii jail facing criminal charges as court documents reveal new details about the investigation surrounding the mysterious disappearance of her two children. the 46-year-old making her first court appearance friday giving soft, one-word answers as a judge questioned her. >>

actress viola davis tweeting, "you epip mised class, true beauty, and dignity. rest well, queen."aced with b.'s dazzling and unforgettable smile. >> your relationship with b. is something we knew about on the show >> in new york in the 1980s, to go to b. smith's restaurant, was a right of passage she was a trail blazer so much grace and dignity. people said, oh, she's this one or that. she was b. smith and true to herself all the way through, even after the diagnosis >> you got to see her in january, huh >> yeah. she was suffering. dan and dana were taking great care of her. and she retained that smile all the way to the end >> she was such -- we said a trailblazer, and that was the right word she seemed ahead of her time lifestyle brand. entrepreneurial. >> she had a magazine, a podcast. they did it all. she had a radio show on sirius xm. a great partnership. but she was the epitome of doing it with style. >> thoughts and prayers. >> i'm with you, as well >>> we have much more ahead on this monday morning, including a sports fairy tale come true. the 42-year-old zamboni driver pu