>> reporter: this morning terry bryant isn't celebrating. instead charged with grand theft larceny after allegedly swiping best actress oscar from frances mcdormand. just hours after her win in three billboards in ebbing, missouri, mcdormand's oscar went missing. according to los angeles police department, bryant took the statue from mcdormand's table at the oscars afterparty, the governor's ball. allegedly seen in this video walking out of the party with the oscar. moments earlier bryant was inside the ball appearing to record this video of himself on facebook holding the trophy in celebration. >> got this tonight. it's mine. got it tonight, baby. >> getting praise from onlook s onlookers, telling the partygoers that he received the award for producing. >> i can't believe i got this. >> what? >> what did you win for? >> best producer. >> get out of here, really? >> yeah. bryant's social media account also shows him posing with the screen actors guild award, making it clear he has fascination with celebrities, boasting overflow of photos wit

online, bryant goes by the name d.j. mctarry and listed several job titles including music producer and entertainment journalist. but we found no evidence of any industry recognition. still, he's no stranger to red carpets. his social media accounts are filled with pictures of him with a-listers like beyonce, mary j. blige and scarlett johansson. mcdormand was eventually happily reunited with the statue. bryant on the other hand -- >> at the end of the night, basically mr. bryant ended up winning only one thing, handcuffs. >> bryant is still behind bars this morning on $20,000 bail. we reached out to the public defender's office to see if he had been assigned an attorney and we have not heard back, john. >> thanks, jamie. next, he'll be posing with an offic officer. >> it's annoying. just think about this, how big of a jerk do you have to be, a, to steal an oscar, an engraved oscar, and then put it on social media saying it's mine? everything about him, annoying. >> and not very smart. >> you're right, he'll be posing wi

. >>> and kobe bryant wins another trophy. why is he so excited about this particular one. >> plus our first look at the new "mary poppins" movie. all coming up. stick around. before you aeumatologist move to another treatment, ask ifu. for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can reduce pain swelling and further joint damage even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened.tests before you start and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you were in a region where fungal infections are common and if you have had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are prone to infections. xeljanz xr can reduce the symptoms of ra, even without methotrexate. ask your rheumatologist about xeljanz xr

cameras caught footage of terry bryant walking beside frances. cops later told us he swiped her oscar. mcdormand was emotional and left without her award. fellow winner gary oldman got the statuette back to fren ses. a photographer is credited with stopping the thief. watch while fellow bystanders ask to see the even graving. >> i've got to guy. >> bryant was expected to be e arraigned today. cops said he did have a ticket to the ball. >> i got it it's mine. >> labeled a celeb obsessed fan. we found images of him poe posing with trophies at various events including the s.a.g. awards. next is tiffany haddish trying to get with brad pitt. >> who are you looking forward to meeting tonight? >> whoever wants to meet me. she told kelly ripa she and the heartthrob were already introduced. >> there's a major hitch to becoming pit tiffany. >> i'm looking for a man with no kids and no wife. >> hey jimmy kimmel what's in your wallet. wait where's my wallet? >> jennifer posted several funny internal monologues. can't wait to work with lena dunham. did i sign

kobe bryant had all his girls on his mind. >> to my wife vanessa and our daughters. [ speaking foreign language ] >> my daughter told me hard work makes the dream work. >> it was emotional on the red carpet. >> i saw it at the governor's ball afterwards. i haven't seen him smile that big since he won the nba championship. >> i interviewed him after his first nba championship. he had his girlfriend with him, vanessa. >> wife now. >> and he's an oscar winner. >> how about chrissy teigen and john legend, he's kicking off his world tour tomorrow. chrissy skipped the oscar party in favor of tacos. >> she tweeted this picture account caption post taco party. >> she loves her tacos. >> we'll keep this party moving. we have more "e.t." at the oscars coming up. >> having a lot of fun. >> miley's oscar quick change. two parties, two dresses as stars collide inside the "vanity fair" bash. >> is oprah here. >> then what elton john revealed to "e.t." about the royal wedding and inside meg >>> after ♪ >>> we're celebrating oscar night with "vanity fair." we're having a lot of fun. ♪ happy birthd

nick bryant, live in washington. tens of thousands of patients in england had their non—urgent operations like me and hip operations like me and hip operations postponed injanuary. figures show amd departments missed waiting time targets in their worst performance since records began. our health editor hugh pym has more. new year brought extraordinary pressure, illustrated in the new bbc hospital series filmed at nottingham university hospitals trust. today we have run out of space. we are being asked to cancel any nonessential activities. so not cancer, not clinically urgent, but pretty much anything else. i can't see the sense in cancelling... word has come through from nhs leaders that all non—urgent surgery should be cancelled for the month to free up beds for emergencies. i'm very sorry, but i don't know if you've heard the recent news, but we have a bed crisis in the hospital. we're going to have to cancel operations at this moment. i'm afraid it's bad news. we are going to have to cancel tomorrow. i'm real

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and kobe bryant now has an oscar to go along with those five nba championships. his film won best short film. >> i feel better than winning the championship to be honest with you. i swear i do. >> bryant has recently gone on record saying his oscar nomination served his validation he was more than just a basketball player. >>> and another philly native duminated for an oscar but did not win. he wrote the nominated song "this is me" from the greatest showman. >>> coming up we'll take you live to hollywood to show you how stars were taking a stand. during this year's oscar ceremony the powerful statements they made on stage. >>> and let's find out what's happening with the weather. looks like we're getting another round of tough weather midweek. >> let's find out brittney shipp has details. >> at least we are going to get today and tomorrow to take a breather, but we are still tracking another round of potentially dangerous weather once again for us, and that will happen on wednesday. you can see our cameras shaking. we're still dealing with breezy conditions. like

. >> one day he and his cousins go into town and they go to a little grocery store, bryant's grocery store. and something happens inside. according to carolyn bryant, the wife of the proprietier, the woman who ran the store, em ill till alone in the store with her comes on to her and whistles at her. >> four days later bryant's gun-toting husband and brother-in-law went looking for the boy at his uncle's house. >> and mos right begs him to leave him alone and please don't take him and they take him and he never returned. he's thrown into the tala hatchy river with a 70 pound cotton gin. >> a boy discovered a body beaten beyond recognition. >> the body is too barely damaged to see who he was but he happened to have on a ring with his >> in chicago, emit till's grief-stricken mother waited at the railroad station for the casket container handgun son's body to arrive. >> she is confronted with a sealed wooden casket nailed shut by the sheriff. it was her that demanded that that box be opened so that she could see her child. she kind of staggers in and sees this body and she can't believ

another highlight, coby bryant won the oscar for best animated short for dear basketball. basketball players really supposed to shut up and dribble and i'm glad we did a bit more than that. >> film based on a letter bryant wrote to announce his retirement. >> the shape of water . >> this year, the big award for best picture went to the shape of water. it was the second award for guirrmo dell torro that also won best director. >> an effort to raise awareness about gun safety in light of the mass shooting in parkland, florida. >> there's a important gun regulation vote today in florida. the state senate is expected to approve a bill that raises the minimum age to buy a rifle or shotgun from 18-21. it establishes a waiting period for purchases and bans. the use, sale, or possessions of bump stocks that can make guns fully automatic. they can ban assault weapons and florida house will take up the bill after it passings the senate. -- passes the senate. >>> gun shows been going on twice a year at the santa clara county fairgrounds and the last one brought in $6,000 for the coun

. >>> and an mate for finds his games and scores an oscar alongside kobe bryant. >>> now this legendary illustrate for has a new exhibit in san francisco, we'll have that story next. >>> but first we want to than, a.p. for what he calls crazy clouds in san jose and we would have to agree. >>> coming up tonight on abc7 "news at 6:00," the bay area isn't exactly steel country, you'll see how all the talk about tariffs could impact one sonoma county business. of. >>> you're calling me scum? >> the escalating tensions in berkeley, right wing protesters threaten to burn down a right wing bookstore. >>> it's been wowing visitors for months, but if you want to walk the walk, you better act fast. >>> speaking of wowing, visitors to san francisco's presidio have a chance to relive decades of movie magic and maybe even peek behind the curtain to see what's coming next. >> it's all be the weaphelp of of the world's most famous animators. >> reporter: it was another award winning moment for famed animate for glen keen, this time for career basketball with nba star kobe bryant. >> there's a moment w

thanks for watching up next tmz announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: so congratulations to kobe bryant. he won an oscar. ryan seacrest on the other hand was kind of shunned by some celebrities and the hypocrisy is unbelievable. >> kobe bryant took home best short film for the oscars. everyone was really excited, they stood up, they were clapping for him. >> not everyone. when they cut to the crowd, lupita nyong'o was not clapping. >> i don't think lupita did not clap because of that. >> she didn't clap because it was best animated short and she didn't care. [laughter] >> kylie jenner and travis scott got away to miami for a date. they also shared video of stormi webster. she's beautiful. >> it's over, right? >> or does she have flames on her head? [laughter] >> emily ratajkowski, she posted a picture to her instagram, grabbing her boobs. harvey: she is absolutely beautiful. >> she's naked but everyone is

and kobe bryant won an oscar. >> produceing "dear basketball." he said winning an oscar was even better than winning a championship. >> i'm sure his teammates will appreciate that comment. >> i think that's a subtle shade at shaq after all these years. marcy, you're looking fantastic. who are you wearing? >> reporter: thank you. i have no idea. i'm not fancy like that. come . >> so some of the parties are just steps away from where you are right now. >> reporter: and i wasn't invited. so thanks for rubbing it in. the governor's ball upstairs. it's 3400 people or so were at the oscars. only about nvited fancy eventwolfgang puck and a lot of people heading to the vanity fairs party, partying well into the morning. >> you look like an a-list actress tonight. just give it a shot. >> reporter: i'll try to sneak in. happens. >> as you should. and thank you for telling us all about the ywood and the early morning hours. >>> and coming up we have more news now. they're still cleaning up from friday's storm in the northeast but another one is on the way.

nick bryant starts our coverage. nick: the derelict steel mills of america's old industrial heartland provides a sfor the rise of donald trump. he would not have won the presidency had it not been for the support he received from the rust btot. the promisive to protect manufacturers from imports even if it meant sparking a global trade war echoed through these empty plants. during his first yr in office , he did not erect the protectionist barriers he promised. controversial trade move yet. eting with industry leaders, he announced big tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum. president trump: what has been allowed disgraceful, disgraceful. and when it comes to a time when our country cannot make aluminum and steel -- somebody said it before, and i will tell you, you almost don't have much of a country, because without steel and aluminum, your country is not the same. nick: chinese steel accounts for a small proportion of u.s. imports, but the massive expansion of the indhas produced a global glut, driving down prices,

terry bryant took it and said he won for best producer. he posed for pictures with the oscar and posted them on the social media accounts. this was not a tough case for the police. bryant was arrested and charged with felony grand larceny in the oscar was returned. most-watched, most trusted, most gratefully spent the evening with us. we will see you live from sacramento tomorrow with big news. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. heather: the president standing behind his proposed tariff on aluminum imports. >> our country on trade has been ripped off by virtually every country whether friend or enemy. we lost $800,000,000,000.00 and trade is not going to happen. >> i smelled alcohol on your breath. >> i have not had a drink. >> no doubt the hard left is energized and angry. i don't think those are the values of texas, where most texans are.

terry bryant posted this video of himself on facebook proudly showing off an oscar at the governor's ball. he told people he won it for best producer but that's not the case. police say that oscar is engraved with mcdormand's name and was lifted during the party. bryant was arrested and the statue was given back to mcdormand. >>> "good morning america" will have more on the theft and hollywood it's golden night. "gma" is at 7:00 a.m. right after "action news." we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> you know the power of positive thinking? well, i'm going to think summer this morning and i'm going to think going for a swim. you want to here along columbus boulevard? there's a little lake. might be a little dirty. it's on the northbound lanes of columbus boulevard delaware avenue. it's pretty tough for northbound traffic to get by. we've seen a few vehicles squeezing by on the far left side of the roadway but i don't think i'd try to go for columbus boulevard this morning. maybe stay over on 95 instead. overnight construction on the northbound side of 95 has cleared out but they're stil

. >>> and ahead, kobe bryant wins another trophy. why is he so excited about this particular one. >> plus, our first look at the new "mary poppins" movie. all coming up. stick around. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you were in a region where fungal infections are common and if you have had tb, hepatitis b or c, or are prone

bryant was arrested and charged with sexual assault in 2003. the case was dropped when the woman who accused him of rape refused to testify. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the trump administration says the u.s. allies will not be exempten from import tariffs on steal and aluminum. it's triggered a wave of criticism in the united states and abroad. yesterday prime minister theresa may called mr. trump. >> the tariffs have seemed to have prompted considerable infighting over the president's plans. the treasuries of treasury, defense, and state all oppose the move believing it will alienate longtime allies. the president's top trade allies are pushing the president to push through. allies will not be exempt from import tariffs on steel and aluminum that the president will impose some time this week. >> this will cause huge damage across broad sectors of the economy. >> reporter: while some are predicting an all out trade war, late sunday the president doubled down on the proposal, tweeting we are on the losing side of almost all t

. >> and kobe bryant, wrote "dear basketball". >> i'm glad we do a little bit more than that. >> two years after the #oscar snow white, increasing diverse voices. and the biggest box office hits of 2017, the films you and i all watched got relatively little love at this year's oscars, star wars, the last jedi won none of the four awards it was nominated for, and blade runner 2049 got two. back to you guys. >> sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. >> thanks a lot. >>> "black panther" is still dominating at the box office. >> the marvel movie was directed by oakland native ryan coogler. it's the third week in a row it's led in the box office, earned a grand total of $500 million so far. not expected to drop from the top spot in the near future. >>> east bay kids helped keep "black panther" in the top stot. ja vail mcgee invited students to come. grand lake theater in oakland this afternoon. mcgee said he wanted to do this right after that movie came out. you've got to work around the warriors schedule. >> i'm glad i can do it. it just felt right because it's an all black movie, and

chris bryant is on her side. he has himself been the target of attacks by the russian ambassador in london. he has tried to get the speaker to stop debates on russian affairs he's tried to interfere in the internal elections of the house of commons he's tried to get me removed his chair of the all party russia group because i'm gay. is a very old way of doing diplomacy. the new attacks made many in london's russian community in mayfair uneasy alexander litvinenko was poisoned here another putin critic game each of them has set up a luxury wine shop here nothing will stop to kill the next person the secret service has killed few people and the idea that people who live here have to believe in fear and move. mountains of. progress. together with politicians like chris bryant marina litvinenko is lobbying for tougher sanctions against russia such as personal sanctions like these are restrictions against putin's entourage. we need to show to people who just take a minute from russia's state from ordinary russian and

nick bryant, bbc news, weshington. jane: tensions b north and south korea have eased in recent days, with the two countries marching under a single flag at the winter olympi' south korea'president says the planned meeting is like a miracle, but how are people reacting to the news in the capital, seoul? out.a cker has been finding laura: for months, seoul wondered if it facf the prospectr once again. today it woke to better news. the prospect of a stunning trump-kim summit has turned a crisis into an opportunity. the horror of the korean war is not forgotten here. the fighting ended with no peace treaty. is hopede generations will prevent further confrontation. >> i think this will be a tusing point, and through t our future children will benefit from living in a more free and peaceful world. >> i think iis a good thing for both countries, and as a south korean citizen, it is good that the threat ofar is reduced even by a little. >> even if things turn out wellw 't benefit people in north korea. in the past, when the so

by 11:50 last night. >> we did it. >> reporter: bryant was arrested for grand theft by the lapd. according to his rap sheet, not his first brush with the law. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> oh, boy. >> after they were reunited, mcdormanded a the oscar went to a date at a burger joint. the alleged thief went to jail. much more on "good morning america." >> might have had his burger in the po po though. you never know. >>> three employees of a chicago-area day care are facing charges after being accused of giving a class full of 2 and 3-year-old children melatonin at nap time. the teachers admitted to giving them the gum mys. as many as 1 children may have been drugged. >>> in the meantime, the first alleged male victim of former usa gymnastics dr. larry nassar has filed a lawsuit. jacob moore says nassar abused him while treating him for a shoulder injury. nassar is sentenced to at least 300 years behind bars. >>> over to football now where the nfl scouting kol bin is making an impact. literally. check out taron johnson. this is in a drill, called the gauntlet. that one didn

laura: nick bryant at the united nations, thank you.ud ts across the u.s. took part in a national school walkouton today to mark one since the florida school shooting. the event lasted 17 minutes, one minute for each life lost when e gunman opened n students and teachers. the walkout comes ahead of a major march on washington later this month. our north america editor jon pel reports. jon: the last time we saw childrenouring out of schools, it was with their hands up in terror after the florida shooting. today they came out across america, but ts time with fists clenched, demanding change on gun control. >> what do we want? >> gun control! jon:wa iington at 10:00 on a bracing cold morning, with their backs turned on the white house with these students were silent for 17 minutes, a minute for o eathe children who died at the marjory stoneman douglas school last month. the extraordinary success these yng people have had in changing the whole terms of debate on the subject of gun control in america. their problem is that the n who lives on the other side of th

many british civilians so the british government will have to figure out something now actually mr bryant what you're describing sounds like and and act of war an act of aggression against a foreign country it is but it shouldn't be resupplied it shouldn't be responded to with another act of war i mean it is this is an act of violence that is makin a legal act against britain but it shouldn't lead to world war three on the other hand it can't go on against. or with no government worth its name allowed this to go on what they need to do is damage the regime they don't need to damage the russian people still doesn't call for any kind of response that is going to damage the russian people but it needs to damage the regime perhaps control the country. how important would you say the statement was today that came from the us france and germany. it was hugely. that really yet the day before didn't know what the american president was going to do with trump's ties nor are well known what it looked like at one point by the americans might want that in the trunk might say well we don't have proof

nick bryant reports. the derelict steel mills of america's old industrial heartland provided the seedbed for the rise of donald trump. he wouldn't have won the presidency had it not been for the support he received from the rust belt. the promise he gave to protect us manufacturers from cheap imports, even if it meant sparking a global trade war, echoed through these empty plants. during his first year in office he didn't erect the kind of protectionist barriers he'd promised. but today came his most controversial trade move yet. meeting with industry leaders he announced big tariffs on foreign steel and aluminium. what's been allowed to go on for decades is disgraceful. it's disgraceful. and when it comes to a time when our country can't make aluminum and steel, and somebody said it before, and i will tell you, you almost don't have much of a country because without steel and aluminum, your country's not the same. chinese steel only accounts for a small proportion of us imports but the massive expansion

nick bryant, bbc n washington. jane: tensions between north and south korea have eased in recent days, with the two countries under a single flag at the winter olympics. south korea's president says the planned meeting is like a miracle, but how are people reacting to the news in the capital, seoul? laura bicker has been finding out. laura: for month seoul wondered if it faced the prospect of war once again. today it woke to better news. othe prospea stunning trump-kim summit has turned a crisis into an opportunity. ror of the korean war is not forgotten here. the fighting ended with no peace treaty. is hopede generations will prevent further confrontation. >> i think this will be a turning point, and through this our future children wi benefit from living in a more free and peaceful world. >> i think it is a good thing for both countries, and as a south korean citizen, it that the threat of war is reduced even by a little. >> even if things turn out well, it won't benefit people in north korea. in the past, when t

nick bryant, bbc news, washington. jane: after the signing, members of the president's own party, including this speaker of the house, continued to voice their concern about the unintended consequences of the move, but one o supports it is republican congressman tom reed of new york. i spoke to him earlier on capitol hill. congressman, thank you for joining us. why do you support the prident's tariffs? rep. reed: what the president is doing is exactly what he promised to the american people. he is going to change the trade agenda going forward through disruption. perspective, decades of status quo policy have left a ssny americans' busi interests americans' behind. what we see is the messas that enoughough, we will have a free, open trade with partners across the world so long as american interests are protecten we have an even playing field that is enforceable to keep everyone on their toes. jane: but the economy is doing well. you just past tax reform. unemployment is at an all-time low.e why doed to shake up the sta

chris bryant is on her side. he has himself been the target of attacks by the russian ambassador in london. he has tried to get the speaker to stop debates on russian affairs he's tried to interfere in the internal elections of the house of commons he's tried to get me removed as chair of the all party russia group because i'm gay. is a very old way of doing diplomacy. the new attacks made many in london's russian community in mayfair uneasy alexander litvinenko was poisoned here another putin critic you have guinea to track him has set up a luxury wine shop here and nothing will stop to kill the next person the secret service has killed few people and the idea that people who live here have to be live in fear and move. mountains of. program. together with politicians like chris bryant marina litvinenko is lobbying for tougher sanctions against russia such as personal sanctions like piece of restrictions against putin's entourage. we need to show to people who just take a minute from russia's state from ordinary

together with politicians like chris bryant marina litvinenko is lobbying for tougher sanctions against russia such as personal sanctions like piece of restrictions against putin's entourage. we need to show to people who just take a minute from russia state from ordinary russian and bring this to you kids enjoying this all the actual lifestyle and most of them there are members of the pool circle of mr putin as this need to be to stick to it and the whole of europe and nato needs to take a very long study look at how the russian state is trying to eat away at the soft underbelly of the liberal democracies of the west is trying to turn what is good about our countries in britain and in germany against ourselves because we do believe in fair play and the rule of the. for marina litvinenko it's about continuing her husband's fight against the dirty money being brought to the u.k. and against corruption in russia which she feels is behind the murders in london streets. turkey's conflict with kurdish nationalists is at a boiling point in a free a kurdish majority city in syria and ongoing t

chris bryant is on her side. he has himself been the target of attacks by the russian ambassador in london. he has tried to get the speaker to stop debates on russian affairs he's tried to interfere in the internal elections of the house of commons he's tried to get me removed as chair of the all party russia group because i'm gay. is a very old way of doing diplomacy. the new attacks made many in london's russian community in mayfair uneasy alexander litvinenko was poisoned here. another putin critic you have game each has set up a luxury wine shop here nothing will stop to kill the next person the secret service has killed few people and the idea that people who live here have to believe in fear and move. mountains of. progress. together with politicians like chris bryant marina litvinenko is lobbying for tougher sanctions against russia such as personal sanctions like this of restrictions against putin's entourage. we need to show to people who just take a minute from russia state from ordinary russian and dri

chris bryant is on her side. he has himself been the target of attacks by the russian ambassador in london. he has tried to get the speaker to stop debates on russian affairs he's tried to interfere in the internal elections of the house of commons he's tried to get me removed as chair of the all party russia group because i'm gay. is a very old way of doing diplomacy. the new attacks made many in london's russian community in mayfair uneasy alexander litvinenko was poisoned here another putin critic you have gainey to track him has set up a luxury wine shop here nothing will stop to kill the next person the secret service has killed a few people and the idea that people who live here have to be live in fear and move. mountains. together with politicians like chris bryant marina levin yankel was lobbying for tougher sanctions against russia such as personal sanctions like this of restrictions against putin's entourage. we need to show to people who just take a minute from russia state from ordinary russian and br

the musician terry bryant posted a video of himself with the oscar claiming he won it for music. mcdormand did not want to press charged but l.a. place arrested bryant for felony grand theft and she celebrated by taking her oscar to get a burger at in-n-out. >> and the oscar goes to coco. >> the bay area best known movie studio added yet another oscar to its growing trophy case. and this juan comes with a lot of cultural pride. "coco"celebrates mexican heritage. and not your typical pixar mory, but i have to see it like all of the oscars. >> you are right. it started on a rough note. you may remember disney tried to trademark the phrase dia de los muertos and they hired a full time consultant in both fans and oscar voters seem to think they did it right. >> pixar calls "cocoa" a love letter to mexico. fans call it inspirational. >> and the academy called it the year's best animated feature. the emeryville company said it was so important that "co co"but accurate it hired a full time cultural consultant. >> we wanted to do it in a way that was realistic and do it in a way that was

kobe bryant up for the highest honor. the animated short category.>>> there you go. kobe bryant pretty cool to have luke skywalker camel introduce you. -- mark hamill. he made his entrance along the hollywood elites. he had this to say about winning the award. >>> the impossible is possible.>>> we are supposed to shut up and dribble. i'm glad we do more than that. >>> he is been through much as a basketball player. it is only right for him to tell the stories his way. i don't really have to say anything about his speech. him just being up there says a lot. you have to say anything anymore when you have basketball players winning oscars. we don't even have to respond to the other stuff anymore.>>> warriors playing brooklyn tomorrow at oracle.>>> cactus league baseball. we keep reminding ourselves it is practice. a's and giants not playing the best. a nine tie with the white sox. giants lose to the rangers.>>> full circle. one of the all-time greats in major league -- japan and here in the states. suki 44 years old. he said he was once a play until he was 50. don't cou

jane: nick bryant, thanks for joining me. before the hicks announcement, the news of the white house was on president trump hosting democrats and republicans for as dion on gun control. two weeks after the shooting in parkland, florida, they are still trying to find common ground on what can be accomplished as lawmakers continued their ise, corporate america starting to take action. today, dk's sporting goods, largest gunountry's retailers, said it would no longer sell assault style rifles, nor firearms to anyone under 21, and would no longer sell hh-capacity magazines. businesses say they are acting in the wake of the tragedy in parkland. classes resumed today at the school where 17 peopleer killed. the bbc's nada tawfikre was t and joined us a short time ago. i can only imagine what how emotional today must have been. what was it like? nada: absolutely. ute walkway into campus behind me was absy lined with members of the community, polics offistaff from the school, students from surrounding schools, comfort dogs. they were

laura: nick bryant at the united nations, thank you. students across the u. took part in a national school walkout today to mark one month since the florida school shooting. ent lasted 17 minutes, one minute for each life lost when a gunman opened fire on students and teachers. the walkout comes ahea major march on washington later this month. our north america editoron sopel reports. jon: the last time we saw children pouring out of schools, it was with their hands up in terror after the florida shooting. today they came out across america, but this time with sts clenched, demanding change on gun control. >> what do we want? >> gun control! jon: in washington at 10:00 on a bracing cold morning, with their backs turned on the white house mith these students were silent for 17 minutes, a te for each of the children who died at the marjorstoneman douglas school last month. the extraordinary success these young people have had in fanging the whole terms o debate on the subject of gun control inr merica. theiproblem is that the man who lives on the other side of

kobe bryant basketball star became the first former n.b.a. champ to win an oscar he had won for best short animated oscar for a short film called the basketball which is based on a poem that he wrote when he retired but bryant as well was accused of rape in two thousand and three was never taken to court and settled out of court but that issue is people comment that on twitter he is one brian jones joins a long line of men who both won an oscar and been accused of rape. so that's some of the negative aspects but a lot people were praising some of the more diverse winners at this year's oscars particularly jordan peele who became the first african-american to win for best original screenplay for get out lot of people really enjoyed that and praise that one l.a. based writer and journalist but this in context by saying jordan peele is the first black writer to win for original screenplay he's just one of four black writers to be nominated in ninety years so both praising the academy for taking this step but also saying maybe there's still some

chris bryant is on her side. he has himself been the target of attacks by the russian ambassador in london. he has tried to get the speaker to stop debates on russian affairs he's tried to interfere in the internal elections of the house of commons he's tried to get me removed as chair of the all party russia group because i'm gay. is a very old way of doing diplomacy. the new attacks made many in london's russian community in mayfair uneasy alexander litvinenko was poisoned here another putin critic you have guinea to track him has set up a luxury wine shop here nothing will stop to kill the next person the secret service has killed few people and the idea that people who live here have to believe in fear and. mountains of. probable. together with politicians like chris bryant marina litvinenko is lobbying for tougher sanctions against russia such as personal sanctions like piece of restrictions against putin's entourage. we need to show to people who. take a minute from russia state from ordinary russian and dr

here's something we never thought we would say the oscar goes to kobe bryant, an academy award winner, he walk away with oscar gold last night. now he is headed for the ton ies. >> or grammys. >> he did have interesting comments. life after basketball. >>> good morning, thanks for joining us on this monday. we have a number of schools that are closed, a lot of them in the delaware county, montgomery county, you can see at bottom of the screen. >> update you all morning long at fox 29.com. bob, good morning. >> i had power restored but i know what it is like to be without power. you are worried about the heat , the kids, kids are worried about their cell phones. >> yes. >> it could be even of the week. my parents were told it would be march 8th before the power comes back on. >> we have two more storms before then. >> lets talk about that. >> yeah one thing at a time, i guess. today will be okay for cleaning up. it looks like a decent weather day. seven out of 10. ites is breezy but not as windy. wind chill in the 20's so make shoe you have that winter coat on if you are going to schoo

terry bryant took it and said he won for best producer. he posed for pictures with the oscar and posted them on the social media accounts. this was not a tough case for the police. bryant was arrested and charged with felony grand larceny in the oscar was returned. most-watched, most trusted, most gratefully spent the evening with us. we will see you live from sacramento tomorrow with big news. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. ♪ >> mark: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." t i'm mark steyn in for tucker who is picking up his oscar for best quizzical expression. the academy awards hit an all-time low not only in thesi ratings but in turning an award show into a political diatribe. the oscars viewership plunged 20%. movie fans who did watch the almost four-hour broadcast was subjected to an endless torrento of political nonsense from host jimmy kimmel. >> the stunning lupita nyong'o

laura thomas sitting in for our president bryant tan. so welcome, it looks like we're up and running. first of all, please make sure any cell phones, pagers noise making devices are set to silent and thank you to sfgov tv for broadcasti broadcasting this to the community. we wanted to start with expressing condolences to bryant tan, the commission president on behalf of the commissioners and staff for the loss of his partner nick, we know that he and his partner really love the entertainment industry and night life and celebration, so we are very sad to hear this news and hope that bryant is back with us soon. we will let people know about donations and memorial services and stuff like that. our condolences. can we have a roll call? (roll call ( >> vice president thomas: the first item of business is general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on items not on our agenda today. is there anyone who would like to make public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. the second item, approval of meeting min

and bryant has a criminal past.... with previous arrests for theft, assault and suspicion of trespassing. as for the current charge, it's hard to put a price-tag on an oscar. "the grand theft is solely based on what the perceived value is, but it's a court of law it has to be proved it has that value. a unique item like an oscar statue, it's difficult to prove that up." (steve) mcdormand was happily reunited with her oscar and celebrated her win with a double cheeseburger from in-n-out. bryant, meanwhile, could be sent to jail for up-to-three years, if convicted. (catherine) there's yet another development in the decades-old mystery of amelia earhart's disappearance.. and yet another theory on what happened.. the legendary pilot and her navigator vanished in 19-37 while trying to fly around the world. three years after her ill- fated mission, human bones were found on a west pacific island near her flight path. near the bones were items believed to be earhart's possessions.. that discovery was discredited at the time b

terry bryant was arrested after the statuette went missing. the statue has since been returned to the best actress winner. and now for a look at front pages around the world. the new york times and what they call an expansion of additional censorship in china. the paper reports that as president xi jinping consolidates power, services like whatsapp and instagram could be filtered out. and his controversial plan to abolish presidential term limits is receiving a lot of coverage a cross limits is receiving a lot of coverage across the region. the south china morning post quotes senior officials saying the changes have wide support. and finally, the financial times is leading on the political uncertainty in italy. they say the country is on a course to clash with brussels after the victory of eurosceptic populous in the election on sunday. —— populists. and what about on line? the election on sunday. —— populists. and what about on line ?i sad story that has captured people's attention on our website. sad story that has captured people's

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. the british prime minister called it an expression of independence and sovereignty. but the new blue uk passport that will be issued after brexit could be made in france, according to the british firm that lost the contract. the government says the process was carried out in a fair and open way, but one eurosceptic member of parliament condemned the decision as a "national humiliation." an icon of british identity. post—brexit, the current style burgundy passport is going to be replaced with a new version of the old style. but the current uk manufacturer says they're going to be made in france, and they object. i think it's disappointing for my workforce, who i'll now have to go and talk to later today or in the coming days, and explain to them why theresa may and amber rudd don't believe that the british passport should be manufactured by them. just down the road in durham is the passport office. there wasn't much appetite here today for french—made british passports. well, i thi

terry bryant was arrested after the statuette went missing. the statue has since been returned to the best actress winner. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start with the international new york times and what they call an expansion of digital censorship in china. the paper reports that as president xi consolidates power, services like whatsapp and instagram could be filtered out. xi jinping's controversial plan to abolish presidential term limits is receiving a lot of coverage across the region. the south china morning post quotes senior officials, who say the changes have wide support. and the financial times is leading on the political uncertainty in italy. they say the country is on course for clashes with brussels, after the victory of eurosceptic populists in sunday's elections. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? it's a really sad story that has ca ptu red it's a really sad story that has captured people ‘s attention on our website. the inventor trevor baylis, best known for developing the

nick bryant, bbc news, washington. british counter—terrorism officers are working to find the origin of the nerve agent used sunday against a former russian spy and his 33—year—old daughter. the two are still critically ill in hospital. suggestions that moscow may have been involved in the attack have sparked anger in russia, as our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg reports. moscow feels a world away from the drama of salisbury. relaxed russians are out enjoying a public holiday, determined not to allow a spy scandal to spoil their day. people here are short on sympathy for sergei skripal. translation: the fewer secrets you sell, the longer you'll live. translation: don't betray your motherland. then you'll have no problems. translation: when he was in prison in russia, he was healthy. he goes to britain and gets poisoned. he should have stayed here. it is a similar message from russian tv. the kremlin—controlled media have been mocking boris johnson and making fun of britain. if you're a professional traito

after police say bryant took the statue from mcdormand's table at an oscars afterparty. you can see him posting this video of himself holding the trophy in celebration. he's due back in court lars this month. >>> washington, d.c. police need the public's help tracking down a group of burglars who used a stolen truck to smash into a convenience store earlier this year and steal the atm inside. he after they crashed through the store they cleared the wreckage and soon put the atm in the bed of the truck and then they just die off. the whole crime took thieves just about four minutes. they are unsuccessful in this second attempt and they flee without the atm. police are offering up a $5,000 reward for information leading up to the arrest of the criminals. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins joins us now. what's the latest with the nor'easter? >> still coming down in maine, new hampshire, portions of central new england. philadelphia had six heavy wet inches of snow. prints-ton, new jersey up to 17. highest totals in interior sections ever central and northern new jersey. one

nick bryant, bbc news, new york. we will bring you coverage of that snow at easter is not unheard of and we may get some of that this time around. before we get there, a quick heads up for the weekend, some rain in the south—east to clear away, sunny spells will follow, but for a few showers most places will be dry, and some rain on the scene at the moment, the weather front crossing its way across the uk, the area of low pressure, focusing most of the rain towards scotland and northern ireland on friday morning, the wettest weather in the north of scotla nd wettest weather in the north of scotland together with the strongest winds, sunshine in england and wales, just a few showers. some wind and rain in the south west. in the sunshine, it should feel warm, 12-13. into sunshine, it should feel warm, 12—13. into the evening, more rain pushing into the south west of england, maybe into south wales, and the south—east, and that rain will clear away on saturday. around that area of low pressure the strongest winds

nick bryant reports. the derelict steel mills of america's old industrial heartland provided the seedbed for the rise of donald trump. he wouldn't have won the presidency had it not been for the support he received from the rust belt. the promise he gave to protect us manufacturers from cheap imports, even if it meant sparking a global trade war, echoed through these empty plants. during his first year in office he didn't erect the kind of protectionist barriers he'd promised. but today came his most controversial trade move yet. meeting with industry leaders he announced big tariffs on foreign steel and aluminium. what's been allowed to go on for decades is disgraceful. it's disgraceful. and when it comes to a time when our country can't make aluminum and steel, and somebody said it before, and i will tell you, you almost don't have much of a country because without steeland aluminum, your country's not the same. chinese steel only accounts for a small proportion of us imports but the massive expansion o