it's very -- it's very sage advice, yeah. >> jimmy: winnie told me i was acting like a baby the other house? you guys know what i'm talking about? like bingo but for kids? a million pieces go all over the place, and i'm just like trying to pick them up, and she wanted to play characters with them, and i go, "winnie, i'm just trying to put them back." she goes, "you're acting like a a baby." [ laughter ] >> my favorite was -- i've said this before maybe, so forgive me. but our two kids are in the same school, and they're talking in school, and my daughter goes, "my dad plays donald trump on tv, he's very funny," and then winnie goes, "my dad is on tv, and he's really, really funny." [ laughter ] and i look at carmen, and i go, winnie's dad is funnier than your dad. >> jimmy: oh, no. [ laughter ] >> winnie's dad is funnier than your dad. >> jimmy: no, not at all. >> but anyway, the -- so we're going to have our fourth child in four and a half years, and it's great, because my wife is -- oh man, it makes me cry. she's the greatest mom. she's the greatest mom. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: s

winnie i want to start by asking you if you can take us back to that moment when you first found out about this were you shocked and how did you learn about this. i was shocked i was heart i felt outrage and that's the feeling of the majority of all of the people at oxfam we stand for values and this incident brought face to our faces the fact that some of us didn't live up to the values of oxfam and we're still going through the shock and the pain of knowing that we didn't live up to what we preach we lost trust of our supporters and our supporters are mugabe ordinary people bus drivers teachers nurses but these men these people give us a check every month because they believe in international solidarity we let these people down it's painful we're working hard to restore that trust of course and you know i appreciate your candid response and you bring up trust and you know knowledge of how much trust has been lost i'm curious when when and how did the news come to you was it before you took you know the position was it after was it in person that they informed you i'm just curious.

the pooh being crowned king winnie the pooh holding a honey pot with the message if you find something you better stick with it so kind of funny but they're also subversive and they were censored pretty quickly but it's important to note that chinese internet users are not for the general population because people who use social media tend to be more educated they tend to be urban and so that is not really representative of the population at large. so within chinese society has become quite diversified different people have different opinions it's a sign of a sophisticated society with waves and we chat being so advanced these days you hear many different voices and there's nothing wrong with that however in traditional chinese culture there is a need for guiding voice leading well so the official press has to convey the significance behind the amendments to. constitution. the chinese media space has a recent history of opening up slightly only to close again based on events prior to the tiananmen square protests of one thousand nine hundred eighty nine journalists had enjoyed a period

victor meldrew of politics, or eyore after the moaning ‘x: politics, or eyore after the moaning % from winnie upbeat for philip! let's look at the guardian. we knew that some university bosses are earning hundreds and hundreds of thousands of pounds and this tries to put into some kind of perspective? this was a story about the expenses they're claiming, £7 million any one vice chancellor had his pet dog flown over from australia, at the cost to the taxpayer of £1600. so, they're really raking it in. what the guardian have done on this story is to compare their salaries with those of senior leaders in the same area. they've looked at the chief executive of birmingham city council, who earns £185,000 a year. you think that is not about salary but when you compare it with sir david eastwood, vice chancellor of the university of birmingham, it is dwarfed — £378,000. it isjust giving you the comparison between senior people in different top jobs in the same area. what could be done to bring down that level of pay? in the same area. what could be done to bring down that level of pay7m is interesti

just slightly less winnie. coastal flood warning in effect until 3:00 sunday for our shore point also the delaware beaches so new more high tide cycles weaver to deal with and get through before this becomes less avianca problem. until then we have the risk for moderate flooding f your roadways typically does flood, you can kind of expect it to do that today. with the situation that we're dealing with. with that potential for coastal flooding higher, unusually high water levels, and also shore waves anywhere from eight to 15 feet. beach errosion, also going to be occurring today as well, so cape may county today gusty winds coastal flooding likely 46 degrees for that high temperature again still dealing with problems with this system even though making its way off the shore. these are more the indirect effect if you will. 35 degrees right now in the city. feels more like 22 degrees. so when you factor in the wind out of the northwest at 30 miles per hour, 36 degrees in wilmington, 35 millville down the shore te

i don't want to go out like winnie the pooh here. dazzle me with some brilliance, will you? okay.s might work. pee your pants. (sniffles) pee my pants? yes. it' rur pants. (sniffles) science you throw at me. i ain't gonna be rememho got k a wall and peed his damn pants. i'd rather you just punch me in the face. yeah, that might loosen me up, like-like banging a jar of jelly on the counter or something. yeah, that might to eat my teeth, but like a short right cross or something. (siren wailing) oh, so much fo getting this done ound. punch me in the face. i'm not gonna hit you. come on. i'm giving you permission. ju d(dog barking)

tweety bird, fred flinstone, betty boop, or winnie the pooh. the week is "how to think" by alan jacobs. he is determined to rouse us out of our intellectual laziness and brilliantly and wisely shows us why and how to think well. this book is a revelation and a pleasure. it is one of the most original books i have encountered in a long while. run, don't walk, to get it. now for the last look. santa claus is enjoying some balmy weather this month. temperatures in the earth's northern most regions have been above freezing much more than expected despite complete darkness during winter months. a scientist at uc irvine took to twitter to explain just why this was remarkable. the red line is 2018. the blue is average temperatures for the arctic region. you can see how far it is above normal. why do we care about whacky weather where no one lives? because what happens up there affects us down here. as we have seen with extreme cold across europe this week. you see, usually a giant low-pressure zone of freezing air called the polar vortex sits above th

i don't know. >> jimmy: yeah, my kids -- winnie's up at 4:30, 5:00 every morning now. >> frankie was. >> jimmy: it's pretty awesome, yeah. >> 4:00 a.m. >> jimmy: it's just fantastic. >> and there's no interest in going back to sleep. and by 10:30 -- >> jimmy: no, she's raring to go. she's tap dancing. >> yeah. ♪ da da da da da da da da ♪ >> and you know, you feel like a bad parent cause by like 7:00 a.m., you're like, "yeah, let's watch a movie." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: anything i'm like -- >> you've been up for three hours. >> jimmy: "here's the keys -- here's the keys to the car. do whatever you want. daddy needs an hour of sleep." but they named the baby. oh geez, they named the babies -- they named the kitten. >> yeah, fern, lucky and peach. >> jimmy: alright wait. >> peach is frankie's. >> jimmy: so you named -- you -- fern you thought of. >> fern's me. >> jimmy: that's so you. i love fern. now wait. olive, wait. >> lucky. >> jimmy: that's lucky. >> lucky is olive. >> jimmy: and frankie is peach? >> peach. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> yeah, and they're all like fern loves me and lucky lo

tweety bird, fred flint stone, betty boop, winnie the pooh. >>> alan jacobs wrote a book called "howthink well. this book is a revelation and a pleasure. one, don't walk to get it. >>> now for a last look. santa claus sis enjoying some balmy weather this month. it is warmer than expected despite some dark days earlier this month. the red line is 2018, the blue is average temperatures for the arctic region. you can see how far it is above normal. why do we care about wacky weather where no one lives? because what happens up there affects us down here, as we've seen with extreme cold across europe this week. you see, usually a giant low pressure zone of freezing air called the polar vortex sits above the arctic circle held in place by strong, circulating winds. when warm air moved towards the arctic, it passed over a vast shield of sea ice which weakened the warm air system to the point it had no effect on the polar vortex. but after decades of global warming, the oceanic and atmospheric association reports that they report the warmest weather of this year. it hit the vortex without co

so that looks good but it will be winnie throughout according to chp. livermore, dublin, all that is looking fine. the chp is asking you to be careful on bridges because of the winds, and it's always careful to be careful on the brips. so keep that in mine. a small delay at the toll plaza. let's get a beat, steve. >> maybe some ska, sal. [laughter] >> thank you. >> that's our director, ken lawrence. we will have clouds and breaks in the afternoon. we have a cool pool in extreme northern california that will visit us through the weekend and send in instability. and as it does, we'll see the clouds develop in the afternoon. now at last check. ukiah, cloudy and santa rosa said clear. mendicino county, a cold system with rain turning to snow in humboldt county and oregon. rainfall amounts, this is nothing compared to yesterday. totally different from that one. that had a sub-tropical tap. this is out of the north. so there will be scattered shower activity, and over the weekend, a system will come by, a cold front early saturday and after that, it will cloa

i mean, banning references to winnie the pooh because some people think his shape looks like that famousartoon bear, banning references to the letter n, all these kinds of things that just bolster what's been going on which is an increasingly repressive, increasingly anti-dissent, and an increasing collective -- rather an increasing surveillance state? why go through banning those kind of, what we think as silly? >> what i'm saying is there are two big sides to this picture. one are the accomplishments that can happen, which a great many -- a high percentage of the chinese people support, and the other side are the unintended consequences. the brittleness of the system, china is super sensitive to anything that affects its leaders or the party and will jump -- they're very sensitive to what happened to the old soviet union. they've studied that very carefully, and they will be extremely repressive to anything that threatens the system, and it's an experiment to see if that is possible if you can have such absolute control and eliminate dissent and put anybody who has a remote kind of dis

emergency saturday, due to the widespread power outages and trees brought down by friday's snow, winnie nor'easter, delaware county among the hardest hit areas, and has asked for the governor 's help in the clean up and restoration efforts. peco crews have been working around the clock to get power back on, but county leaders admit it could be wednesday or even thursday before power is restored to all homes here. >> peco is working very hard to address this issue. their big focus right now is some of the largest issues, martins run an area for senior living where they don't have power. so there is a lot of effort being made thereto restore their power. our biggest priority is our most vulnerable citizens, so please check on your neighbors , check on your elderly neighbors. >> and with the power being out, obviously, some traffic lights remain out. we're told there will be state police directing traffic at certain intersections, if their power is not restored by the evening rush hour. but for now, liver in havertown, trang do, cbs-3, " eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you. >> trang,

. >> huh, and the government is also pulling these pictures that compare the president to winnie theen compared to the cartoon character by critics. i could see the resemblance. >> i guess he doesn't like that comparison. >> yep. but now they're saying he can stay on forever and saying the whole china -- one china policy refers to just one leader policy. it's a joke. >>> here at home uber passenger pegged a high price for nodding off on the way home. >> kenny bachmann was drinking with friends when this happened. >> he blacked out in the uber and woke up two hours later still in the car halfway back home towards his home where his parents are in new jersey. that trip ended up costing him more than $1600. >> whoops. >> he tried to contest it but uber is like, oop, that's what's in there. >> here's the map. at least he got home safe. >>> if you're dragging your feet getting to the gym you could lose your job if you work in sweden. >> okay. ♪ several swedish companies are now -- way too early to be working out. are now making workouts mandatory saying exercise increasing productivity an

president trump's base, his republican party are concerned about what will mean, and some are saying winnieclosely —— slowly, we need to look at this carefully. the us commerce secretary wilbur ross was on american tv this morning, saying that this could potentially put i cent morning, saying that this could potentially puti cent on the price ofa can potentially puti cent on the price of a can of soup, does that really matter? at of course, businesses don't deal in individual cans of soup, a deal with huge amounts of produce, and a centre for one can of soup amounts to much more for a company. and it is quite interesting, if you look at the swedish company electrolux, it is investing in its factory in tennessee, they are expanding and modernising, but they have delayed until they find out exactly what these measures will mean because they are concerned that the price of steel will be increased, and what is really interesting for the electrolux factory is that it uses american steel, it doesn't import, it plans to use american steel. it is concerned that the price of american steel will be d

aid welcome i brought you up because i saw that you were nodding as you know we were listening to winnie before i actually introduced you but you know since you're here i do want to let you speak to what when he said but before i do i want to share with our audience this this article you wrote it's called your white savior complex is detrimental to my development what did you mean by that and why are you nodding so much as when he was speaking. well so let's break it down a bit and i'm glad that really the early conversation captured a bit of what i wanted to say is that the eight industrial complex is built on very large coal in your shoulders and there is an empower imbalance that we need to discuss and i think that's what's truly at the heart of the matter here that you've already touched on is that those with power have a responsibility to wield it in such a way that it's not in the jury it's to the recipients that actually needed the relationship between those that have the power and those that need the help is what is at stake here there are some people within the eight industrial

announces she may stay in power for life let me just show you the means what they look like we have a winnie the pooh and and then president ping and the former president. standing side by side there so you could see that might be some kind of similarity you know where is this story you must be i am aware of what happened after the sunderland summit between she and obama and those quickly. as well because the chinese government doesn't want their leader to be. or to be radical. thank you so much for joining us today and getting us up to date with the story from china. thank you so. it has been one week since thousands of time truck drivers flooded the streets of iris to protest the economic policies of president. the demonstrations are being seen as a testament crees ability to push for reform union leaders have valves that if the creek continues pressing his economic overhaul they may call a trucking strike next month joining us to discuss this from one that we have today she's a correspondent for al-jazeera covering latin america. he's a political commentator and spokesman for the national

theescribes himself as hyperactive tiger winnie the pooh with an optimistic outlook, not something you would associate with philip hammond. he was teasing the opposition and boasting about this long time of uninterrupted growth that the u.k. is enjoying. put it into context. the growth is at the bottom of the pile of the 20 most developed economies around the world. the forecast of this year was cut to later on, so when the u.k. has left the european union, it scales it back. the picture is nowhere near as rosy as you might have thought listening to hammond speak that he is trying to represent an optimistic vision for the economy. he, of coarse, has argued all along britain is better in the eu but has to make the best of it and present an optimistic vision to the future. mark: great to see you, even their. -- david merritt. vonnie: let's check in on first word news with mark crumpton are you mark: president's decision to fire rex tillerson blind-sided the secretary of state. his dismissal came hours after he returned from an almost weeklong trip to africa. the president spoke to report

he's out there banning things like winnie the pooh.tly he just band the letter "n" for the same reason. there are things to worry about as far as free speech goes. but as far as america goes, we have to look at the economic system. he's pushing the country more toward capitalism and opens up more trade possibilities. as far as the politic and what he's trying to spread, i think there is reason to be concerned with the threat of yo authoritarianism. but in china's case i don't think there is much we can do to sway them. charles: it's a red flag. >> some of the thing we have been reading about happening in regions. the ethnic uighurs. we are talking about police officers wearing facial recognition glasses. this year the chinese communist party was talking about the development of a social credit system. they will look at everything from their lawlessness to their shopping habits to their fillial piety. that will have an impact on what jobs they will be able to get and what universities they can get. a restroom will scan your face and all

winnie, thank you very much for that kind introduction and thank you for the opportunity that the center has given me to talk about a subject about which i'm passionate and i believe the nation is beginning to recognize its central importance. i have been so first, depressed, saddened, by what occurred at stoneman douglas high school a week ago today and then excited and enlivened by what the students have done in response to that tragedy. one of the things that interested me is florida like most states stopped teaching civics in the 1970s. civics was restored to the curriculum of our schools by legislative action in 2009, became operational in 2011. the significance of those numbers is that this group of students who are now at stoneman douglas senior high school were the first wave of students in florida public education to have had civics in almost four decades. the fact that they are now empowered to take the actions that we are seeing and we hope we will see actions that result in real change in the near future, i think is a testimony to the value of exposing young people to their r

images of winnie the pooh were also blocked. poked fun and said he looked like the cartoon bear. >> when you put them side by side, you kind of see a resemblance. >> eeyore was worried about this. >> president trump says we can't wait and play games on gun control. more after the break. $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. now try olay hydrating eye. hydrates better than the #1 prestige eye cream. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. it's cleaning season protection. this spring, take on even the grimiest messes with the power of lysol kitchen and bathroom cleaners. kills 99.9% of germs with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> i'm jim donovan tour the battleship new jersey today for half price from 9:30 this morning to

i'm winnie stackelberg. on behalf of everyone here and our great partners at generation citizen, i want to thank each and every one of you for joining us this morning for this important conversation. you know, when we first planned this event a few weeks ago we wanted to talk about the state of civic engagement among young people in our country, but now given the recent outcry and horrific acts at marjory stoneman douglas high school in po parkland and those students who survived last week's horrific mass shooting and the fact our keynote speaker holds such deep ties to the state of florida, i think today's discussion takes on a whole different meaning. now perhaps more than ever our government and its leaders must prove that they are not just listening to our nation's young people but that they are doing everything in their power to ensure that all students feel protected and valued in the eyes of our society. one small step in that process can take place if we start to engage more young people at an earlie

. >>> the answer to the gps challenge is d, winnie the pooh. he has been a stand-in for the ruler ever since he met president obama in 2015. the censors have taken notice. after president trump's announcement that the tariffs would be abolished, they posted things like, find something you love and stick with it. the censorship was just one more reason chinese supporters of democratization were left to feel like eeyore this week. thank you for watching my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> happening now in the newsroom, the looming trade tariffs. >> are there going to be any exemptions for these tariffs? >> they should be across the board with no country exemptions. >> the trade issue is a very important issue. frankly, what the president ought to do working with congress and outside groups, we ought to modernize the way in which we determine whether trade agreements are being violated. >>> plus, turbulence in the white house. >> the drama is there, but that is how the president makes decisions, and that process, while different, h

. >> well, this is the coldest its he is been so far, the most winnie and now the highest of the tidese, karen, you'll this will is where we were with you at 4:01 t this was going to flood, and it was fine then. look where we were standing, we were on the sidewalk over there next to that telephone pole. now see a rushing current going from the bay over west end avenue into the right lane of the black horse pike the atlantic city police were out here shutting things down and you can bet, the black horse pike entirely one of the main weighs in and out of atlantic sitly shutdown, smart driver here, now making a u-turn behind us, we saw people trying to drive through this, but there is a wise man right there not risking his car like a lot of other people we saw. you know it is a flooded road when the atlantic city police puts the road barriers out, they start floating away off the road. because of the current pushing them. so, that tells you the situation here. this is just the first of the high tides, and they're if the going to go back into the ocean like they norm will would because of

down is 59 south at betsy ross, take a look at the camera shaking around, letting you know it is winniew. no longer traveling at posted speeds there. then weaver some water overflowing and icing conditions here, bristol road closed because of it. between second street pike and estates lane. ooh use your alternate. street road is your best bet. storm debris in delaware county route 320 chester, have you swerving around debris. doedo, avue, closed rht atwater manu have to use alterne around this w stentonest bet ha, in blue bell, morris road closed between mount mount police pleasant. best alternate. back to you. >> tha you. breaking story we've been following all morning, firefighter returned to the hospital after plunging through a floor, battling house fire in bucks county. this happened early this morning on ihenacho are you avenue feasterville. fire officials say the fire fight is her awake and conscious, no one else was cents injured. right now no word on how the fire started. >> well bill cosby and his lawyers return to montgomery county courtroom this morning, the comedian yan def

the accuweather seven-day forecast, scattered showers today, maybe a winnie mix for st.y and monday dry. our heaviest rain looks to be the middle of next week. but that could change. download our app to stay up to date with the showers and the temperatures and what you can expect in your neighborhood. >> we have been asking for the rain. mother nature finally delivering and it now we have two weeks of rain this we are getting nice breaks, which is important. >> we will take it lisa thank you. >>> abc7 news got an exclusive tour of the future san francisco home of the golden state warriors. the $1 billion arena in mission bay is no longer just a jumble of steel and concrete. work remembers now pouring concrete for the interior parts of the arena. news anchor eric thomas has the story you will see only on 7. >> what we are going to unveil summer of '19 is going to become a special place for san francisco. >> reporter: the gelden state warriors' billion dollar baby is really starting to take shape. >> it's like watching your baby grow? >> well, unfortunately, the gestation

about these new statements from stormy daniels' attorney, essentially alleging the president didn't winnie sort of arbitration procedure and also the daniels' lawyer that michael cohen and the president's legal team has been threatening and harassing her. they have not gotten back to us on that. wolf, it was pretty clear in the white house press briefing that the white house press secretary sarah sanders was struggling to talk about this issue. at one point she said the president has made it clear he's denied these allegations. that has not heaappened, wolf. we haven't heard from the president. my guess is the next time the president is in front of the cameras he'll be asked about this. >> sarah you said repeatedly you've addressed our feelings on that situation in regards to the stormy daniels payment. specifically, can i ask did the president approve of the payment that was made in october of 2016 by his long-time lawyer and adviser michael cohen? >> the president has addressed these directly and made very well clear that none of these allegations are true. this case has already been won

that in 1977 when we went by, that story talks about the opposition leaders, we have pictures of winnieights movement. do you think in the way that you represented cultures abroad you didn't so much teach people in the us because you didn't talk about black culture, did you in some ways through the photographs reinforce the prejudice? we asked our historian to help us undertake this and he is an expert here, he said he thought our coverage reinforced a colonial view of the world. you have national geographic, founded in 1888 at the height of colonialism and for a long time that was the view that was reinforced. there is much of our history we are proud of, how we brought people into the broader world, but we didn't do everything right. how conscious are you now of this issue of unintended pious? we tried to make sure we are covering a diverse world with a diverse group of photographers and writers, so people go into situations where they will not fall into easy cliches, so we are more able to provide context and perspective. we are also giving people in their communities cameras so they

the most important thing i can do is to winnie lerkss a electi what we've been doing. in places like oklahoma, doug jones in alabama, elections in virginia and elsewhere. i'm in washington state because we have tremendous opportunity to pickup congressional seats. we've seen what happens when you take over the state senate, washington state just enacted a wide array of voting rights reforms to make it easier for people to vote. they did so because the democrats finally took over the state senate. so, i feel like my role is to make sure we are electing democrats everywhere. he's undeniably the most dangerous president in american history. we have to make sure that his tenure is as short as possible. >> very quickly before i let you go, sir, ufrm been in something of a spat with dccc, the democratic congressional campaign committee on that topic of elections, they have been playing in some congressional races in favor of incumbents soin some cases. do you think they need to back off? >> i think they have every right to be endorsing in contested primaries. what i would do

president one week after he's done and some will still call the shots as the current civilian leader with winnie and her explore the impact on the ongoing hostility towards the muslim got. a tough judgment for the coffee industry in california every cup of coffee. now needs to display a cancer warning doesn't this contradict what we were told that cow feed is actually good for us we'll get to the bottom of this ruling with our guest and we want to know will that new cancer label ruling in california change how you drink operate in your country i mean your heart in what is now in congress the hash tag a dream it's. really with the news grid live on and streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com it's an act of collective resistance to israeli occupation that has claimed the lives of at least nine palestinians they were among the thousands demonstrating landay the protests are held annually but this year they were bigger than expected they protesting against israel's seizure of palestinian land gaza's health ministry says more than a thousand people were injured the r

stuart: winnie, we'll have you back.. [laughter] stuart: thanks for joining us. >> thank you so much for having me. stuart: headline in "the wall street journal," i'm not sure i understand it, but we're going to talk to the author, dan henninger is the guy who wrote this. march madness in pa-18. that refers to the special election in congressional district number 18. >> yes. stuart: what's march madness got to do with it? tell me. [laughter] >> well, it's that time of year, stuart, and we have our annual division i basketball tournament -- stuart: i know that, i know that. [laughter] >> it's called march madness. it gets tremendous competition. and we had, now in politics we have the equivalent of march madness virtually every day, every week of the year. it's all politics all the time. it's all about competition, and this was about state senator rick saccone versus newcomer conor lamb. and it went down to -- it was what we call a buzzer-beater in basketball. stuart: so you're drawing a parallel -- you're right. i mean,

temporarily banned the use of phrases such as "personality cult" and "my emperor" and also references to winniecharacter used to mock xi jinping over his character. isaac stone fish is an expert on chinese politics. >> xi jinping is only 64 years old. as far as we know he's in excellent health and it could be china like it had in the '50s, '60s and '70s, now has a dictator for life. >> reporter: of course as china grew more prosperous the hope was it would grow more democratic. that doesn't appear to be happening and now countries around the world could be dealing with the same powerful chinese leader for decades to come. john? >> ben tracy. thank you, ben. >>> they dominated the parliamentary election. it's a major blow to the european union. more than 6,000 migrants flooded into italy over the past four years. no single party or coalition received a majority so it may take weeks to decide who will leeds the government. >>> florida lawmakers are scrambling to pass new gun legislation for the first time in more than a decade after the parkland school shooting. pro-gun advocates protested yester

she called it my miss winny. i was sort of soft and rotund. >> reporter: she liked that?e cuddly thing. >> reporter: so she misses winston? >> in a tre m. t >> reporter: wouldouone an if he was up theree said, i deserved this. >> reporter: that is the sound bite of the night. de as if winston was living with him for all those months of the shooting of the film. and he dearly misses churchill. he said, the the truth is his wife does not. coming up, i'll bring you the most talked about moments of the night. there were so many. >> so many. all right, lara, thank you very much. >>> you were talking about the dancing. >> dancing as winston churchill. if we have it. it was great. >>> coming up, we have the man who went to the movies. he wound up on the oscars. he's going to join us live when we come back. >> one moment you can be -- a new hero appears [kid woahs] introducing kinder joy. one egg. two treats. half smooth cocoa and sweet cream with crispy wafer bites; new kinder joy. a little surprise goes a long way you'dreamt about it, it, maybe you should just go ahead and do i

>> she called it my miss winny. i was sort of soft and rotund. >> she liked that?e misses winston? >> in a -- there was, i'm told. a sweetness and a charm to him. on the set. that -- the ladies liked. >>would you honor me and say one line that winston might have said if he was up there receiving? >> winston probably would have said, i deserved this. >> and that is the sound bite of the night. indeed, it was. gary oldman says it was as if winston was living with him for all those months of the shooting of the film. and he dearly misses churchill. however, he said, the truth is his wife does not. coming up, i'll bring you the most talked about moments of the night. there were so many. >> so many. all right, lara, thank you very much. >>> you were talking about the dancing. >> dancing as winston churchill. i don't know if we have it. but it was great. >> one of the highlights of last night. >>> coming up, we have the man who went to the movies. he wound up on the oscars. he's going to join us live when we come back. >> one moment you can be -- >> one moment you can be

and also references to winnie the pooh. a character long used to mock xi jinping based on an apparent resemblance. one social media post showed the bear hugging a large pot of honey with the caption "find the thing you love and stick with it." >> it's a very big deal for the chinese people. >> reporter: isaac stone fish is an expert on chinese politics. >> he's in excellent health and it really could be that china, like it had in the '50s, '60s and '70s, now has a dictator for life. >> reporter: of course, as china grew more prosperous, the hope is it would also grow more democratic. that doesn't appear to be happening. now countries around the world could be dealing with the same powerful chinese leader for decades to come. john. >> ben tracy for us, thank you. >>> populist and far right parties dominated italy's parliamentary election. results of the vote are a major blow to the european union. strong anti-immigration sentiment was a major factor. more than 600,000 migrants flooded into italy over the past four years. no

here's your first look at ewan mcgregor as "winnie-the- pooh's" grown-up playmate in "christopher robin," opening in august."i've cracked.""oh, i don't see any cracks. a few wrinkles, maybe.""yeah, we have fun." (laugh)fresh off her show-stealing appearance at the oscars, tiffany haddish is teaming up with tyler perry. she'll star in the writer-director's comedy "the list," as a woman just out of prison whose sister is in a suspicious online relationship. the film is due out november second... before that, haddish will star opposite kevin hart in "night school," opening september 14th."we must fight hard and yell loud for ourselves. we have come too far to be turned back now!"cynthia nixon -- politician? new york press outlets are reporting that the actress and activist, who's criticized and talked about challenging new york governor andrew cuomo, is now consulting with veteran political operatives. if elected, she would be the state's first female and first openly gay governor. the deadline for filing for september's primary election is july 12 -- stay tuned! in hollywood, i'm david da

you know, mike, we had pulitzer prize winni ning john meachem o this morning.re really in no position to act shocked that donald trump's abhorrent behavior is now causing problems in legislation. but this is slow-motion train crash that we can all see. they have to embrace him to get through the primary which leads to their defeat in a lot of districts in the general election. >> well, you know, joe there's a couple of things going on here. on that train that you just spoke about, character counts. and it's out there. and it's slowly coming in to play. you just get that sense. the other thing that's slowly coming into play and part of it occurred over this past weekend, follow the children. children have parents. a lot of the parents live in suburbs. and a lot of the parents fear for their children's safety. they fear for the country that the children are going to grow up in. but they have to do one thing that we all have to do in common that many of us have not done and that's called voting. >> voting. eddie, we saw women voting in alabama also voting in virgi