calling out hollywood. for making unwatchable movies from unreadable books. ironically, it's a phrase taken from the movie "true romance," it was made by quentin tarantino. we are joined from l.a. by sabo. thank you for coming on. behind all this art is what seems to be a pretty coherent critique of hollywood. what is it? >> i would hope, i have loved politics my whole life. i live in l.a. i am in the belly of the beast so why not punch it every now and then? that young man that you were talking about -- i love l.a., these entertainers that we allow into our homes because we find them entertaining, only to be punched in the head with their politics. i think that's kind of rude. >> tucker: do you think movies are getting worse? >> yeah, maybe we are just getting dumber. w i am not sure. if they are not. but that young man that was talking about not wanting walls, he obviously did not see those huge walls that were dividing us from them or the walls that are separating us from all those hollywood parties after the show.s >> tucker: i noticed that. the only ille

i'm tom llamas in hollywood from the red carpet. thank you so mitch for watching and have a great night. ready. set. sel- whoooo. ohhhh! yeahhhhhh. nooooo! grunting laura's holding up the leaning tower of pisa all by her- dang it! ahhhhhhhh! it's absolutely co-- dude...what?!?!? come on! free up space and never run out of storage again with google photos. some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the right path. it's time. strayer university. let's get it, america. >> live, from the heart of hollywood at the dolby theatre, this is "on the red carpet at the oscars." george: welcome to the red carpet here in hollywood. i'm george pennacchio and we are counting down the time to the 89th annual oscars and joining me now is my new york counterpart, sandy. we've done this a lot of years. best pictu

it feels like hollywood here in times square this morning. of course, we are closing in on the oscars. >> just two days away and robin is there as you can see. you're looking a little hollywood in that outfit. i love it, though. good morning. >> it's because it's a little cold here. get ready for it, michael and amy, when you come out here. anticipation is building. putting the final touches on everything. behind me at the dolby theatre, take a look at this. they are literally unwrapping that famous red carpet that all the stars will be walking down. we'll have much more on our exclusive behind-the-scenes access coming up, george. >> a lot coming up and a lot of news to get to. breaking news overnight, the white house in contact with the fbi over those stories about russia during the campaign and there's president trump getting ready to speak to the largest group of conservatives in america this morning in d.c. >> a lot to get to. >>> first that breaking news from overseas. authorities revealing a banned chemical agent vx was used to kill the

buhet s was already hollywood royalty. the star of celebrated films like the thriller "real window" with jimmy stewart. >> if your opinion is as rude as your manner, i don't think i care to hear it. >> come on >> want a leg or a breast? >> reporter: "to catch a thief" with carry grant. >> you know this necklace is an invitation. >> i'm not. >> reporter: and "the country girl" with her oscar winning turn as the wife of an alcoholic played by bing crosby. >> who's the guy you want to get back to? >> frank, i'm warning you, i'm going to hit you with the first thing i pick up. now get dressed! >> no, we haven't decided on any names. >> reporter: she gave up her career to raise their children. albert and his sisters, princesses caroline and stephanie. family photos affectionately preserved in her personal albums. what was she like as a mom? >> she was a very loving and caring mother, and she not only made sure that she gave us and we had everything we needed, but she was so caring toward other people, too. >> reporter: and she

, glamour, so much awaits the a-list celebrity in hollywood. but one of their favorite events surrounding oscar weekend is the swag party. this party in hollywood today is one of many where celebrities can load up on lavish goods. "real housewives" tln of atlant star kandi burruss. as is rich kind. >> this is ridiculous. all we do is show up and get things. and that's ridiculous in this world. >> reporter: companies eager to see their products on celebrities provide thousands of dollars' worth of items for free. some offer unique experiences. >> what are you giving away here? >> so we are letting celebrities and other people go ahead and come to one of our rocket launches. we're taking them out on the vip tour. we're going to let them hug the rocket, do all that sort of stuff. >> reporter: former "american idol" judge randy jackson is here shopping but also talking shop. i asked him what he thinks about this year's oscar nominations. >> very diverse this year. happy about that. i do think "la la land's" going to win a lot of awards. >> reporter

it's the night hollywood takes the time to honor the finest in cine cinema. then it's back to green lighting big mama's house for mama in space. we enjoy it while it louisianas. lasts. james franco and anne hathaway did a nice job hosting the show. [ cheers and applause ] i guess it's historic. this is the first time a man and a woman have hosted the oscars together on stage. once again, the hollywood liberals trying to force their heterosexual agenda down our throats. [ laughter ] james franco, hosted and nominated for "127 hours," a true story of when charlie sheen got stuck under a huge rock of cocaine. [ laughter ] and had to cut a hooker's arm off. now the big winner, "the king's speech." it was a low-budget british fi, million, wound up making $250 million. most of that around the world, not here. because it was such a huge success, they're already working on adapting it specifically to appeal to an american audience. the trailer was released today for the oscars. really, i think we've already found our front-runner for next year's oscars. ♪ >> he was

my advice to hollywood, keep going the way you are going. the more you continue to undermine the president and country and defend a guy that lectures us when he lives in the number one state sponsor of terror and will not dare take them on -- it means more of the american people will discover how irrelevant you all are. joining us now with reaction, former speaker of the house newt gingrich. how are you? >> i'm doing great. that was white and it will pinning. >> sean: can you give me one award show for nurses, surgeons that save people lives, policemen, garbage, construction workers -- where are there award shows? >> i think that is right but i t shows you what phony to be jimmy kimmel's reasoning was. those folks in hollywood make a large part of their profit out of all those countries. they know that there movies have to sell worldwide. the fact is, those countries like our movies into most people in those countries would like to live in the u.s. we do not have a problem with americans wanting to leave to go somewhere else. we have a chall

he isa washington is a hollywood staple. he is a big star. but are we seeing a move away from the old traditional hollywood blockbusters always doing the big business and the oscars ceremony recognising that?” the big business and the oscars ceremony recognising that? i think there is a move now not only to get a better audience and a wide audience. hollywood needs to keep changing its audience to the population. so there is that, but also telling more stories which people can relate to. that also gives us fresh glances. he didn't figures for example as a movie which needed to be made. it is about three women working for nasa, black american women. finally, the president is bound to get a mention of some sort, who do you reckon we'll do that? the host of course! meryl streep possibly but people say she has already done that at the golden globes. i think there will be a lot of political talk and a lot of political jokes and a lot of political talk and a lot of politicaljokes and i think we will be infor politicaljokes and i think we will be

. >>> sad news from hollywood. bill paxton has died. the 61-year-old died yesterday from complications following surgery. paxton best known for his many film rolls including twister. here's apollo 13. also titanic. paxton also starred in the series big love and was currently starring in the crime drama training day. o he is survived by his wife and two children. >>> you don't even have to see the video. i just hear the music. you know exactly what it is. the original tv court judge, judge wapner has died. presided over the people's court for the show's first 12 years. in 2009 he received a star on hollywood's walk of fame. the show's current host right there by his side. he died at his home this morning of natural causes according to his family. he was 97 years old. >>> arrested at school. our investigation into the use of police officers on campus is getting national attention. and lawmakers here in california are now demanding changes statewide. coming up, we'll tell you how our reporting could soon impact every student in california.

you will also hear people talk about sexism in hollywood. a lot of renewed focus about particularly gender equality among directors. so, there's already an emerging hashtag, oscars so male. >> if it happens on this red carpet we'll be there and krista smith will be joining us for the oscars opening ceremony starting at 7:00 p.m. sunday night on abc and let's continue to party. we'll keep the party going here. >> we're not stopping. >> we'll see you. ♪ man: proper etiquette is essential for every social occasion. so the the broom said, "sorry i'm late. i over-swept." [ laughter ] yes, even the awkward among us deserve some laughter. and while it's okay to nibble in public, a lady only dines in private. try the name your price tool from progressive. it gives you options based on your budget. uh-oh. discussing finances is a big no-no. what, i'm helping her save money! shh! men are talking. that's it, i'm out. taking the meatballs. that's it, i'm out. her daughter's yoga class.'t thinking about joining she was thinking about her joints. but no

and diversity in hollywood. look at the hopefuls ahead of tonight's oscars right here in the city of angels. to voice your opinions on our pulse questions today, grab your laptop. grab your phone. log on to pulse. you can vote as often as you like throughout today's show. the issue of russia will not go away. the kremlin's influence on the u.s. election and whether anyone on president trump's campaign had contact with russian officials continues to take center stage. the former chair said friday a special prosecutor should be appointed to investigate these matters. but today on "meet the press." senator tom cotton had this to s say. >> well, i think that's way, way getting ahead of ourselves here, chuck. there is no allegations of any crime occurring. there is not even an indication that there is criminal n investigations underway by the fbi. if we get down that road, that's a decision that attorney general sessions can make at the time. >> all right. so this brings us to our first pulse question today. agree or

for hollywood's biggest night. a respective of the oscars coming up. >>> after yesterday'n s. >>> the big story on action news is the desecration of a jewish cemetery in the city's wissinoming section >>> police say it's too early to tell if this was random vandalism or an act of anti-semitism. wall and sarah we just spoke with a man who went over the entire cemetery called the mount caramel cemetery. he doesn't know if they were all knocked over when this act of vandalism happened, but there's 400 plus head stones had been toppled over. what's happening right now is something very nice repropped back unabout 50 head stones right now. people of all faith coming together and try and fix things ed.er such a terrible thing er seen anything like thi this. >> reporter: you're looking at tombstone. it's a historic jewish cemetery. >> why? i think that's really the only thing you can say, because there's really no reason for it to be done. >> philadelphia police detectives were here starting an investigation, one woman wh

i'm here on hollywood boulevard. very exciting, hollywood walk of fame. a diverse group of people checking out the action, that same word can be used to describe the nominees this year, and that's a dramatic plot twist from the controversy of the last couple of years. the red carpet rolled out in hollywood for what organizers say is a more diverse and inclusive academy awards. frying ing >> it just so happened that this year, we had an abundance of films that represented inclusion. >> reporter: after two years in a row of all 20 nominees in the acting categories being white. leading to protests and mockery. >> i'm here at the academy awards. otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. >> reporter: this year, seven of the 20 acting nominees represent racial diversity, from voila davis and other categories. joy mcmillen is the first african-american woman nominated for editing for her work on "moonlight." and in the best documentary category, four of the five nominated movies were made by black filmmakers. >> i think that we did a wonderful job, th

. >>> later, hollywood goes political. which cause celeb will get the most celeb attention at this year's academy awards? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily ...and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis

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eight weeks old and he's already going hollywood. >> he's got a bowtie on. >> aw. >> but hollywood nights are few and far between katharine is raising her daughters including daughters naily and adelaide in utah. >> i've been told going from two to three is kind of exponential on some level. how's it been in. >> i think it's the opposite. i think once you have two, three, four, five, it doesn't matter anymore. you've already got two. >> are you hinting? >> let's talk to josh. >> katharine was pregnant the whole time she was shooting her cbs series "doubt" which premieres wednesday. she plays a defense attorney falling for her client, who just might be guilty of murder. >> i'm trying to prove my innocence. >> you don't have to. >> so i mean, it gets from what i understand from jonathan, it gets pretty steamy toward the end of the season. i mean, that's got to -- and it had to be a little bit awkward. how awkward? >> super awkward. i had to come out of the bathroom at one point with a towel wrapped around me and it was kind of a flirty charming scene where i'm supposed to drop the towel. by

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he was a hollywood star. so before he became infamous, he was already someone became infamous, he was already someone who had broken barriers, especially for black athletes. —— plain —— pioneering. -- pioneering. another groundbreaking documentary is the 13th. it covers the 13th amendment to the us constitution. the documentary maker says that slavery still exists. the 13th amendment abolishing it, but not for those who committed crimes. it has been politically and deliberately exploited for profit. this has been used for everyone but black people for along time. how is —— household goods, guidance systems for weapons are being put together by inmates and convicted people, who are not being paid for it. that is very labour, and is slavery. race is also as central theme in i am not your negro. the film is based on the work ofa negro. the film is based on the work of a northern who died 30 years ago. what your role is and what your future is in this country... his voice is quite important today. i t

we are in hollywood with embarrassment over the best picture winner. >> what an ending. let's go over to david murphy with the weather and karen rogers has the morning commute. >> reporter: i just heard about that. we have clear skies out there, plenty of sun coming up over the horizon and we'll see clouds filtering in from the west as we go through the day. it's a cold start following yesterday's chilly highs in the 40s. 26 in allentown. 24 in reading. 0 in wilmington, and trenton. 21 in millville. 40 in cape may, a pretty chilly morning, again not a lot of wind a lot of us reporting calm winds at least we've got that. as we go into the afternoon it will be milder than yesterday. yesterday we were in the mid 40s, noon, 50, high of 57 degrees at 3:00 p.m. hold on to 54 at 5:00 p.m. not too breezy today, sun and clouds. there's a big weather issue coming up potentially on wednesday with another round of strong thunderstorms similar to what you saw on saturday i'll have the details coming up in the 7 day. >> reporter: february thunderstorms. let's look at the car fire, it

plus for the past 3 1/2 mounts, they've been working on a project for hollywood's biggest night. manufacturing the academy's motion picture arts and sciences prize oscar statuettes for sunday's 89th annual ceremony. the small business may be best known for making the oscars, but has been around for 47 years working with sculptors like jeff kuhns. >> it's a big project for us. it's fun, exciting, it gets us a lot of press and attention. typically our role in projects where we're working for sculptors, we're sort of behind e scenes. >> reporter: the oscars are made in 12 steps including being shipped to brooklyn to be plated in gold before being sent back for assembly. >> each one of the bronze castings has to be mirror polished. we start with very contemporary technology, move into modern processes and ultimately a very sort of old world handcraft. there's not a lot of places that you can go even in the art community where you can get all of that in one roof. >> reporter: and no matter who many koss through the foundry's doors, from sculptors to bankers, he said the oscar statuett

everyone loves hollywood. it's not going to go away. hollywood is one of our biggest exports. they're a wonderful industry and everyone loves them. everyone loved lady gaga at the super bowl. liz: i hear you. but to kathy's point. but lady gaga didn't touch politics at the super bowl. >> and it was good for her. we like hollywood. we like watching movies. we're tired of entertainers telling us what to do with politics. every time they lose, they should stop doing it. >> well, we weren't sure she was going to discuss politics, and we were waiting for that moment. is so we didn't know that and people tuned in. liz: yeah, but the ratings went up while she was performing she didn't do politics. >> she could have. liz: but here's the point. host jimmy kimmel did take shots at president trump last night. even fake tweeting to mr. trump. let's listen. >> this broadcast is being watched live by millions of americans and around the world in more than 225 countries that now hate us. i want to say thank you to president trump. i mean, remember last year when it seemed like the oscars wer

we are welcoming to outsiders in hollywood. we don't discriminate based on what country you come from. we discriminate based on their age and weight. i want to say thank you to president trump. remember last year when it seemed like the oscars were racist? >> was that the meryl streep moment? >> nothing like the golden globes with the winners making a political statement. the man not on stage, the director from the film for best foreign language film. he boycotted the oscars because of the trump travel ban. instead, a statement from him. that ban is inhumane and calling for empathy for the world. there were political moments. that kimmel joke was significant. a lack of diversity of the oscars. not this year. "moonlight" an african-american film with african-american leads and at the beginning of the night. a lot of diversity on the stage. the first muslim actor to ever win an oscar. in 2017, that is still a record. a lot of diversity on stage. gender, race and variety of ways. big change from last year. >> best actor is casey a

. >>> the countdown is on for hollywood's biggest night. the 89th annual academy awards. here's a behind the scenes look at the big show. >> reporter: hollywood is getting ready for its biggest night as oscars gold takes over tinseltown. at the dolbe theater the red carpet is ready. crews are working around the clock, bracing for a possibly stormy sunday. >> fast and furious. really with the weather forecast for sunday we've got to be ready. >> reporter: but not even rain will dampen hollywood's brightest night with a number of acclaimed films vying for the top categories. with 14 nominations, lala land could make hollywood history, toppling titanic from its oscar throne. >> it's right movie at the right time. >> reporter: variety magazine's tim gray says while he doesn't expect the movie to sweep the awards, he bets it will take home several big wins. >> i really think it will take best picture and best director, best actress for emma stone. >> reporter: he expects a statue for viola davis for best supporting actress in fences. she's among the most diverse group of oscar

it was the hollywood ending no one saw coming...at last night's oscars. best picture...la la land...or...actually moonlight.l the insider's debbie matenopoulos joins us from hollywood with more on this mistifying story. i still haven't recovered. we're with the players behind the now infamous oscar moment as we go inside last night's best picture blunder! warren: and the academy award for best picture faye: you're impossible go on.. la la land guys guys no i'm sorry there's a mistake- this is not a joke moonlight has won best picture moonlight best picture emma stone; is that the craziest oscar moment of all time? crowd: yes!es: cool, guys we made history tonightemma stone mouthing "oh my god" on stage.. pretty much sums up the reaction around the world of that jaw dropping hollywood twist dm: it's got to be a little heartbreaking.jh: it's totally heartbreaking but we've had a nice run with this picture.bj: it was uh a strange way uh to arrive at the result but here we are. moonlight guy: even in my dreams this could not be true but the hell with dreams i

from "baywatch" to reality tv, before they were the toast of hollywood, they were, who? a revealing look at some of the nominees. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday for a special edition of "world news tonight." i'm tom llamas reporting from los angeles. >>> and we begin with the latest developments into russia's meddling into the presidential election. a leading republican congressman now calling for a special prosecutor to oversee the investigation into possible contacts with russia. and just moments ago, the president announcing on twitter he will be breaking a white house tradition. we start with abc's david kerley in washington. >> reporter: a new call tonight for an independent investigation. as president trump battles the media and reports of ties to russia. >> we are fighting the fake news. it's fake, phony, fake. >> reporter: "the new york times" reported earlier this month the trump campaign had numerous contacts with russians connected to that country's intelligence community. now, a senior republican house member is calling for a special

the stars and celebrities are gathering at the dolby theatre in hollywood. there a leading contenderfor best actor. the first big award of the evening, best supporting actor, went to mahershala ali for his moving portrayal of a miami drug dealer in coming of age drama moonlight. in the last few minutes the salesman, directed by iranian film—maker asghar farhadi, who is boycotting the ceremony because of donald trump's travel ban, has won the foreign language film 0scar and for more the bbc‘s peter bowes is in los angeles. politics has taken centre stage. that was a whisker to be the case. there is a different mood in america these days. as we are seeing an award shows of the last few weeks, many of the winners, the actors, filmmakers, they take the opportunity to take delma express their views about what is happening in their country. we have seen that again tonight. we saw that in the opening comedy routine with a number of jokes opening comedy routine with a number ofjokes aimed at donald trump. but aside from that, it is about the winners, and as you

hollywood likes congratulating itself. yes, it probably does, so i think it is the front runner, but moonlight could put an upset. talk us through that for people who have not seen it because it has only recently been released in the uk. it is a very small scale film, the story of a young african american man growing up young african american man growing up in florida and its three stages in his life. a nine—year—old, a teenager and an adult. i do not want to say too much about it. not very much happens, but the way it does not happen is very interesting. diversity was an issue at last yea r‘s diversity was an issue at last year's oscars. all of these would have been in the pipeline before the nominations this year, but there does seem to have been a rebound. yes, oscar nominated a lot of new voters, so there is a much more diverse bunch of voters, but these films were great. they are led by african americans and have done phenomenally well. lion with dev patelin phenomenally well. lion with dev patel in the league h

it's a big night for hollywood. hopefully we'll do it again next year thank you so much.s ] we'll take a break and come back with more after the. [ rumbling ] i'm 51 years old.m. when i was diagnosed with pneumococcal pneumonia, it was huge for everybody. she just started to decline rapidly. i was rushed to the hospital... my symptoms were devastating. the doctor said, "pam! if you'd have waited two more days, you would've died." if i'd have known that a vaccine could have helped prevent this, i would have asked my doctor or pharmacist about it. >> uma: we are back. it has been a sad sad time for all of us at fox news. tonight will take a few moments to remember some of our fox news family who we lost this past week. -- part of the original news channel team died this week. he was in the primetime lineup in the early years. he will be remembered as a determined and outspoken liberal voice of the hannity and cold show. for lots of people it was his kindness and generosity that touched so many hearts. he offered comme

the hollywood reporters matthew belloni. >> i think they're really going to struggle to get past this. there needs to be some kind of a fall guy, some kind of a accountability here, no pun intended, and i think ultimately if i had the guess, i bet the academy will sever its relationship with price waterhouse. >> reporter: tim ryan, the accounting firm's u.s. chairman, said he spoke with cullinan at length today and he added in a statement late this afternoon he is very upset about this mistake and it is also my mistake, our mistake. meanwhile, scott, no word on whether mr. cullinan will be back at the oscars next year. >> pelley: kevin phrasier with the story everyone is talking about in our los angeles bureau. up next, where the sun and ex-wife and muhammad ali detained because of their detained because of their religion? ady to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insul

hollywood's golden age, refashioned for the 21st century. at times, dazzling and bittersweet, it has a record 1a nominations. the film has three big stars, emma stone, ryan gosling, and los angeles itself. we are standing right where i was sitting when ryan gosling and emma stone drove up... the woman responsible for the breathtaking choreography in the film is now getting ready before the awards. we are doing a medley of city of stars and audition and the fabulousjohn legend. i mean, brian and emma stone would have been good, but we have him and he is fantastic. —— ryan. . the fans will be satisfied, i hope. the fans will be satisfied, i hope. the big questions and ideas will be academy opt for the escape is of la la land, or will academy opt for the escape is of la la land, orwill it academy opt for the escape is of la la land, or will it go for a serious topic on offer by any other film? manchester by the sea, a study in grief, six nations. denzel washington stars in fences, where a father fails to bring washington stars in fences, wh

♪ hooray for hollywood, that phony super corny hollywood ♪ >> we are counting down the minutes to hollywood's biggest night of the year but that also means time is running short for those of you planning huge oscar parties. joining us this morning with some show stopping ideas is our own tinseltown tim. america's ceo, chief entertainment officer or is it entertaining? >> entertaining officer. i like tinseltown tim. there's a new title. i l business card, tim laird. >> i always start out my table with a red tablecloth. it emulates the red carpet. the stars at our party are the guests, food and beverages. i start my guests out with a red carpettini, beautiful cocktail. shaker of ounce, finlandia tangerine flavored vodka goes in. to that three ounces of cranberry juice, boom, and then a splash of orange bitters. if you don't have the orange bitters, any bitters will do. i like the orange since i've got the tangerine finlandia. i rimmed the glass a little bit with red sugar you can buy in the baking section. >> you got to have bling. >> when you're talking oscars. >> i'm going to tast

ad lib props now to the hollywood's biggest night. the oscars - now and our kidd o'shea is right in the middle of the action - live on the red carpet in l-a. kidd will have live reports from kidd all morning long - and throughout the coverage of that breaking news in dc.. >> now "good morning washington" on your side, we begin with a breaking news alert. police officers suffered gunshot wounds and the injuries appeared to be non-life-threatening. we have a suspect who received gunshot wounds and he has been pronounced at a local hospital. that in northwest washington, d.c., to police officer shot in the suspect's guilt. -- killed. jummy: his chief speaking and we have crews at the scene. john gonzalez is at the hospital where the officers have been. any change in their condition overnight? john: no change. one of the officers underwent surgery on

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the phone in hollywood, every hollywood elitist had to be calling. what is going on? george soros, wait a second. what happened there? they probably called george soros. she does not give the speech, for whatever reason. there is a book supposedly coming out about it. here is what she said in her speech. to the union organizers who knocked on doors, posted on facebook, even in secret, i want facebook sites, everyone coming up from behind that and make sure your voices are heard going forward. to the young people in particular, i hope you will hear this. spent my entire adult life for -- fighting for what i believe in. i have had setbacks. sometimes painful ones. many of you are at the beginning of your careers. you will have setbacks. hurts.ss never stop believing that fighting for what right -- is right is worth it. we need you to keep up these fights now. a couple hours later, there were the first riots. the first marches. that was the trigger. what is happening in our country from the elite in hollywood. the elite in hollywood can fly anywhere. i travel the world s

they are one of hollywood's hottest power couples. and now they're about to be hollywood's hottest parents. "people" magazine reporting the clooneys are expecting. amal clooney recently stirred speculation, appearing along her husband at a reception in london sporting what appeared to be a growing baby bump. baby talk has swirled around the couple since their star-studded 2014 wedding in venice. sources now confirming to "people" magazine that the actor and the international human rights lawyer are expecting twins, joining another a-list couple currently shopping for a double stroller. a rep for the clooneys has declined to comment. >>> and thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online, 24/7 a nightline facebook page. thanks again for watching and goodnight. >> whatever you had planned for the next 30 minutes, cancel it, because you're about to watch some folks play for the kind of money that changes lives. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to

he loves people in hollywood. he only wants to hob knob with them. >> fascinating. >> it is an interesting insight from his perspective into the president's brain. we saw the sag awards, the arguments, hollywood really coming down on the ban. makes you wonder. >> it does. stern spent decades hanging out with donald trump on the radio, now saying he's pissed he won unquote, but to hear from one of trump's old friends, not that he doesn't agree with his politics, he was always clear he supported hillary clinton during the campaign but these two know each other quite well and stern is saying this could be bad for his mental health. he wants to be popular and when you're president you're not necessarily going to be popular. approval ratings are between 40-45%. sean spicer says those numbers will improve. but right now he is in some ways record levels of approval and reco levels of disapproval. but you do have to wonder what affect it will have on him. >> to pick howard stern's brain. howard stern, give us a call. >> t

the hollywood reporters matthew belloni. >> i think they're really going to struggle to get past this. there needs to be some kind of a fall guy, some kind of a accountability here, no pun intended, and i think ultimately if i had the guess, i bet the academy will sever its relationship with price waterhouse. >> reporter: tim ryan, the accounting firm's u.s. chairman, said he spoke with cullinan at length today and he added in a statement late this afternoon he is very upset about this mistake and it is also my mistake, our mistake. meanwhile, scott, no word on whether mr. cullinan will be back at the oscars next year. >> pelley: kevin phrasier with the story everyone is talking about in our los angeles bureau. up next, where the sun and ex-wife and muhammad ali detained because of their religion? to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my

>> hollywood knobs narratives, right? people get built up, they get turned down, built up come again. >> bill: have they forgiven him? >> they have forgiven him. i think people like this, they have forgiven them. let's rumor who is in a in the academy. elderly people, a lot of women. they forgave him. these are the people that he largely offended. remember, we have one agency who fired him, refused to work for him, now, he signs with a rifle across the street. >> bill: i was surprised. most of the people i know, most of the people i knew were surprised. it was a good movie. >> it was a great movie. >> bill: janice, it is always a pleasure to talk to you. when we come back, karl rove on how president trump should handle all of the controversies coming his way. then, watters doing what watters does in california. moments away. i'm just a guy who wants to buy that truck. and i'm just a guy who wants to sell him that truck. so i used truecar. it told me what other people in the area paid for the truck i want. and because we'r

i'm here on hollywood boulevard. very exciting, hollywood walk of fame. a diverse group of people checking out the action, that same word can be used to describe the nominees this year, and that's a dramatic plot twist from the controversy of the last couple of years. the red carpet rolled out in hollywood for what organizers say is a more diverse and inclusive academy awards. frying ing >> it just so happened that this year, we had an abundance of films that represented inclusion. >> reporter: after two years in a row of all 20 nominees in the acting categories being white. leading to protests and mockery. >> i'm here at the academy awards. otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. >> reporter: this year, seven of the 20 acting nominees represent racial diversity, from voila davis and other categories. joy mcmillen is the first african-american woman nominated for editing for her work on "moonlight." and in the best documentary category, four of the five nominated movies were made by black filmmakers. >> i think that we did a wonderful job, th

chris martinez, cbs news, hollywood. >>> it certainly didn't feel like a day in l.a. today. >> no. it was a little chilly, but we were back to where we should be, average. this is what it's supposed to be like at the end of february, high temperatures right around 50 degrees. >> we're a little skewed now, yeah. >> this will be another whacky week. i'm showing you the temperatures that we're expecting, more ups and downs for the region, a little milder tomorrow, mild tuesday, warm wednesday, but there's a price to pay in the form of showers and storms. we clear out thursday and friday could have, yeah, flakes in the air, not a lot but a change coming our way of temps today got to 50 at national. that's average, but lots of 40s and low 50s across the board and we've cooled down now in some cases into the upper 30s like in gaithersburg can in the mountains, ski areas in the 20s, fredericksburg sitting at 45. michael and son weather cam, you're looking at the capitol and national harbor lit up on this sunday evening. it's 46 now at national, feels like 42 with a light northerly wind. t

the preparations continue in hollywood as we get closer to oscar night. hear from the producers of the possibility of politics being part of the awards show, and across the region there are boutiques that offer something special for tastes of all kinds. those story and more when we return. this race is consequential. it's all about being able to look your kid in the eye... and say, honey, it's gonna be okay. and this woman understands it in her gut. she gets it. stephanie hansen understands what people need. this election is very, very important to middle class people to live the life they deserve. don't ask yourself the morning after the election "why didn't i vote?" >>> it's a big moment every year the red carpet rolled down for the 89th academy awards, the biggest night in hollywood. just a few nights from now they will walk the carpet outside of the dolby theater and lala land could take the big prize it has tied the record for nominations with 14. marcy gonzales takes a look at the subtle nod to hollywood classics. >> at sunday's star studded awards

this party in hollywood is one of many where celebrities can load up on lavish goods. real house wives of atlanta star candy burress is a happy attendee of this style lounge as is veteran sitcom actor richard kind. >> this is a great -- they're ridiculous. and we get them and all duo is show up and we get things and that's ridiculous in this world. >> reporter: companies'inger to see their products on celebrities provide thousands of dollars worth of items for free. some offer unique experiences. >> what are you giving away here? >> we are letting celebrities and other people go ahead and come to one of our rocket launches so we're taking them out on the vip tour, we're going to let them hug the rocket, do all that sort of stuff. >> reporter: former american idol judge randy jackson is here shopping but also talking shop. i asked him what he thinks about this year's as corps nominations. >> very diverse this year, happy about that. i do think that "la la land" is going to win a lot of awards. >> reporter: as the celebrities party, fans are soaking up the oscar experien

they are one of hollywood's hottest power couples. and now they're about to be hollywood's hottest parents. "people" magazine reporting the clooneys are expecting. amal clooney recently stirred speculation, appearing along her -- with her husband at a reception in london, sporting what appeared to be a growing baby bump. baby talk has swirled around the couple since their star-studded 2014 wedding in venice. sources now confirming to "people" magazine that the actor and the international human rights lawyer are expecting twins, joining another a-list couple currently shopping for a double stroller. a rep for the clooneys has declined to comment. >>> and thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online, 24/7 at abc news.com and on our nightline facebook page. thanks again for watching and goodnight. page. thanks again for watching and goodnight. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable. library break! shhhhhhhh. have a break, have a kit kat! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

but at the end a lot of people think it's still going to go with the love note from hollywood to hollywood which is "la la land." >> all right. stephanie, thank you so much and because you don't have eyes in the back of your head i'll tell you that judd just walked behind you so go get him. >> i'm on it. thanks, dana. >> and coming up, a new leader for the democratic party whose liberal base is demanding confrontation with the trump white house. so is he ready for the job? ♪ machines don't have emotions. but the rare few can inspire them. ♪ the new lc. the new ls. the new lexus. experience amazing. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you. charmin ultra strong. it cleans better. it's four times stronger... ...and you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. my name is danita seaton. i'm a gas service representative for pg&e here in oakland. when i work in oakland, i feel like i'm home, because i grew up here in oakland, my family still lives here. every time i go to the customer's house, i treat them like they're my family. if they smell ga

reporting live from hollywood channel 6 "action news." gray and nydia. >> looking forward to it, thank you. >>> let's look at fun facts about the oscar ceremony. the first year ever that a black actor is nominated in every actor category, kevin o'connell is up for hacksaw ridge. 24 karat gold plated statue is $700. the red carpet 16,000 feet in lengths an cost $30,000. the cost of the oscars, $42.8 million. >>> "action news" will be on one hour earlier tonight at 5:00 p.m. due to the ceremony. at 6:00 p.m. it's the live preview of the oscars on the red carpet. the 89th annual awards begin at 8:30. "action news" is at 11:00 p.m. after the show. we have expanded coverage at 6abc.com we have behind behind-the-scenes look and live video from the red carpet and most of the talked about moments as they happen. time to check out what's going viral in the social corner. >> this is where we check out the photos and images on facebook and youtube and more. ♪ can you feel the beat? mardi gras time at a parade in texas. a flash mob dance. the surpr

hollywood is known for great scripting, amazing cliff hangers, emotional endings. some explosive plots. >> the show was running well for most of last night until this unexpected plot when it come to best picture. >> we want to play it all. you said the honor fell to warren beatty and faye dunaway. there was a pause. he's trying to find the correct envelope. and she's like come on with it. because he knows he has the wrong envelope. >> she thinks he's trying to the funny? >> yeah. >> she's like come on. >> "la la land." >> she looks over and all she sees is "la la land." >> he's showing it to her like what do we do with this? >> then this is the producer. >> there's a mistake. >> before all of this, the interesting thing is as they were talking you saw a tech with a headset. i was looking at it live on tv like why is this guy up there? did somebody crash the stage? what's happening. you see the tech walking around, and it turns out what was why. >> so much chaos, that it's hard to make out what happened until justin hurwitz comes out and tries to explain, and then w

but she was already hollywood royalty. the star of celebrated films like the alfred hitchcock thrill sneer rear window wisconsin jimmy stuart. >> if your opinion your manner i don't think i care to hear it. >> come on, simmer down. >> you want a leg or a breast. >> "to catch a thief" with cary grant. >> you realize this is an imitation. >> women, i'm not. >> and "the country girl" with her oscar winning turn as the wife of an alcoholic played by bing crosby. >> who's the guy you want to get back to? >> frank, i'm warning you. i'm going to hit you with the first thing i pick up. now get dressed! >> have you chosen a name for your baby? >> no, we haven't decided on any name definitely yet. >> she gave up her career to raise their children. albert, and his sisters, princees caroline and stephanie. family photos affectionally preserved in her personal albums. what was she like as a mom? >> she was a very loving and and she not only made sure that she gave us enough attention and enough love and wead everything we needed. but s