allison: yes. lemonis: now that our concept in california is done and running really well, i want to expand into the southeast. gary: gary lewis. nice to meet you. lemonis: what would this place look like on a friday night? gary: game day it's mobbed. there's people coming in really from all directions. lemonis: today i brought the team to the atlanta braves stadium where we're opening up a new sweet pete's and farrell's concept. ball games, concerts, public events, friday nights, saturday nights, bars, restaurants, the expectations i have on this location are $8 million to $10 million a year. allison: that's going to be the stairwell. it's a grand staircase. lemonis: i wanted to revive this brand in a way that had staying power for the future. travis, allison, pete, and we're in control of our destiny, but have the right people, the right product, and the right process. ♪ lemonis: tois this my tiny home?... a colorado manufacturer of tiny homes has dreams of building an empire. the quality of wo

tonight, oscar nominee allison janney, maisie williams,a and music from kent jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. hello, everyone, i'm jimmy, hostng. you for coming. we are back at it after a [ applause ] hope you had a good, hope yoa good presint's day. fit i ed to address something thatnational anthem fiasco, did yoe an somehow i middle of it. ♪ 'o ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ [ cheers and applause ] hold on. i just want to say the reason i was smiling is because i love the national anthem so much. it just makes me, that's the face i make when i really love the song. that was some -- that was some arrangement though. in hindsight trying to wmy humps, lovely lady lumps. i didn't realize i my phone started buzzing, and i amera. fergie apologized. she tried her best. taker. here is the thing about taking nal on risks.ou are doing brain drg don't take rishem.she apologized. in fergi knit to be sexy.th, mayb supposed it's a matter ofion. guillermo took part festivities. at media day saturday. he was finally able to interview lebron j

we had to be here for allison. and send a message to the people that aren't taking any action. >> you say they're not taking any action. things actually in the past 24 hours actually have happened. i mean, the president and the department of justice banned bump stocks. they passed the stop school violence act which is all about intervention. when you know a kid is dangerous, somehow being able to intervene and communicate with the police. there's been the fix nics. slowly, incrementally, in the past 24 hours, it does feel as though things have happened. >> well, and it is slow. and my fear, and i think the fear of these kids and us, you know, we're afraid the republican-controlled majority is going to say see, we fixed it. that's all we're going to do. and when clearly that's not the case. we've got to ban assault weapons. we have to have universal background checks. we have to have gun violence restraining orders all across the country. i mean, those are just simple things that most gun owners agree with. >> well,

tonight, oscar nominee allison janney, maisie williams, guillermo at nba all-star media day. and music from kent jones, and now, check this out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. hello, everyone, i'm jimmy, host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. we are back at it after a three-day weekend. [ applause ] hope you had a good, hope you had a good president's day. the president didn't, but we'll get to that in a minute. first i feel like i need to address something that happened on sunday night at the nba all-star game. i was at the game with my son kevin. some how i became part of a national anthem fiasco, did you see this, fergie -- the singer from the black-eyed peas gave an unusually sultry version of our national anthem. and, somehow i wound up in the middle of it. ♪ 'o say does that star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free [ cheers and applause ] hold on. i just want to say the reason i was smiling is because i love the national anthem so much. it just makes me, that's

she's beautiful and carries herself well. >> allison janney is now oscar royalty. >> i have to take my shoes off. >> she was barefoot when she met william and kate last month at the baftas. that's not exactly royal etiquette. >> i didn't know kate was so tall. she's my height. >> i regret i didn't have my shoes on when i met her. you don't meet royalty without your shoes on. they're pretty relaxed. "e.t." learned meghan will soon be baptized. her mother and father are expected at the private ceremony joining harry's faith clears the way for meghan to walk down the aisle. on oscar sunday her girlfriends treated her to a spa day. duchess kate did not join in. maybe she and william kicked back, shoes off and watched the oscars. >> confession. i had my slippers on under my dress. >> i had my shoes completely off. >> brad pitt had a bachelor party of sorts. >> brad's night began with an all star dinner joined by sean penn and four time nominee bradley cooper who brought his girlfriend irina shayk. the night got better when brad partying with george clooney. they were snapped leaving a brie

now detective allison was keeping carl in the loop. >> he said we got him. i said, well, where's beverly? he said we're still questioning him. we're going to find out. we're going to keep on till we find her. >> then did you have a little burst of hope? >> just a little bit of hope. that's all i had. >> really your biggest task was to find out where beverly was? >> that was my biggest task and concern at that time. >> did louis know where beverly was? if he did, would he tell the detective? what was his story? where was beverly? >> he said that he kidnapped beverly and it was because of money. he said he found her on the internet, searched her out, saw that she was a broker and felt like she had money. >> louis described in detail what he claimed happened. he said when he contacted beverly, she didn't feel comfortable meeting just him. so he got his wife, crystal on the phone and told her she was going, too. aran tells me he had beverly take photographs of the house with the phone. >> louis said he'd asked beverly to send pictures to crystal because she coul

i said allison janney women in these pivotal roles. i said allisonjanney may be a bit out of character, she doesn't normally play these aggressive roles? she played such a wonderful monstrous mother. a rather horrific mother. you feel sorry for tonya harding watch it had to deal with but allison janney, she's had a long career as a character actress, made a big name for herself on television, this was really a deserved award. interested, amy, from an american perspective, this is the story of tonya harding thatis this is the story of tonya harding that is better known in this country. it was a huge global story but people understood the intricacies of the story rather better in this country? they did, but what was so striking about i, tonyais but what was so striking about i, tonya is how much we didn't know. i thought tonya harding was a mean trashy ice skater who destroyed a princess, but many realised watching this film that we have been lied to by the tabloids and how much we didn't know. the best picture award, it could be a cliff

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violent past and the best supporting actor backs supporting a female actor or ward that is a went to allison janney for a portrayal of a unlovable mother in i toned yet i think that a couple of things. that stand out are sort of chances that the academy had to make some progress some some firsts if you will but they didn't pursue them for one jordan peele the director of get out an african-american was nominated but did not win best picture or best director he did win for best writer which was a first for african-americans in the in the movie business granted gerwig was the director of lady bird a very popular film. real crowd favorite but she did not win as best director had she done so she would have been only the second female best director in hollywood history. and finally the. sorry

. >> allison janney. >> reporter: her first time attending the oscars and she goes home with best supporting actress. did you write a speech? >> oh, my gosh. if i could show you the pages and pages of speeches. >> reporter: you have to save those. >> i have. i'm going to take a picture when i get home and some day i'll post them on -- it's pretty funny. all these brilliant writer friends of mine have all contributed and gwynn me ideas. i've stolen from every single one of them. >> reporter: congratulations to frances? >> darling -- >> the greatest. >> tequila -- >> reporter: seconds after her best actress triumph, a fly-by by frances mcdormand. all women just want to say thank you. >> well, we know it's theater, don't we. >> bye. >> look around, ladies and gentlemen, because we all have stories to tell. >> that was the best moment. to make all the women stand up. it was special. one of my favorite moments of the night. >> reporter: another favorite moment -- >> well, this, of course, that is my ultimate favorite moment ever.

. ♪ >> oh man allison janney was the toast of the script to read through this morning. she g back toork on the set of "mom." her red gone with the sleeves measuring 5'8" added to the rainbow of colors on the carpet as the stars shared the secrets hind their styles. >> i haven't eaten since 9:00 this morning. ♪ >> it took a few days to get this slit just right. i cannot tell a lie. >> how did you know how high to go? >> i'm not afraid. >> it's a little tight. not made for a ski race. fashion is pain. >> the first rule of the red carpet prep early. our best dressed jen garner was a stand out in blue ver is a chee. all eyes were on those guns. daily work outs with body by simone. then nicole in this one of a kind armani. these fans got a peek at nicole's before look. >> i haven't got my hair and make up done. have a greatz time. >> next rule recycle. tiffany haddish loved the $4,000 alexander mcqueen halter, last night it was a three pete. >> it might come back again. >> tiffany paired it with comfort first uggs. then rita stand you're wearing the same dress from 56 year

allison white, age six. daniel, age seven. jesse lewis, age six. in their teachers, victoria, age 27. lauren age 30. and marie murphy, age 52. rachel age 29, mary charlotte the psychologist, age 56. john, the principal of the school age 47. all of them died in december of 2012. all of them will be remembered not only on this day but forever, not only in connecticut but around the world and we must always keep them in our hearts as a reason to keep this fight against gun violence going. in the hearing underway in the judiciary committee there's testimony is a speak from members of the government investigative agency who have responsibility for stopping gun violence. my fear is this hearing will be an excuse for inaction and continued complicity by congress and the failure to act. the complicity in those death is set on our hands on this body by failing to take action. there are actions we can take that will help to save lives. common sense, sensible actions that congress has failed to take. universal background check, ban on assault weapons a red fl

allison thank you very much longtime c.g.s. allison said will be here in australia until she started talking mostly security and trade with australia's government and the other governments from the regions on saturday these protests going to go on all weekend. and let's take you through some of the headlines on al-jazeera now russia says more than seven thousand civilians have left eastern holter in the past few hours these are live pictures from the russian department of defense they say shows the evacuations from eastern mass evacuations are continuing there and in the city of a freeman comes after dozens of people were killed in tents and strikes in both areas of syria more than seventy people were killed at a market in the east and also why activists say fifteen died in a turkish strike on a friend's only working hospital the deficit director of the f.b.i. is being fired just over twenty four hours before he was jus' retire under mccabe had been the subject of an internal investigation into leaks to the news media he says h

i am joined by allison. we are starting with the decision of western powers to afterrussian diplomats the spy poisoning. allison, they are showing solidarity with the u.k.. they accuse rush of poisoning the former spy. it's a unified front from the west that leaves rush out in the cold. many papers report this is the largest expulsion of russian diplomats since the cold war. russian state broadcaster sputnik does not seem worried. analyst whosecurity shrugged it off a bit. he said it's just a political act. heads of state like to grandstand. it's a way of expressing their outrage. whether it's genuine, that remains to be seen. 60mas: the u.s. is expelling russian officials. alison: if you're wondering how the u.s. came up with that number, check out this cartoon from the times today. first numberas the that came to donald trump's mind. that's because he was watching that recent interview with stormy daniels about her affair with him. that aired on a popular show called 60 minutes. the new york times shows so

allison chinchar, thank you so much. we appreciate it. we're going to stay on this and keep looking at pictures coming in this morning. again, by a little later this morning in several hours they are expecting that last wave to come in. >> right. it is not over. mean while the suspect at central michigan university which left two people dead, that suspect is now in custody. police arrested james eric davis jr. this morning when he was spotted on a campus train. the victims james davis jr. and eva davis are the suspect's parents. they arrived at the school friday to pick up the son for spring break. police are calling this a domestic situation and they thank the community for helping in capturing him. vice president pence weighed in on the shooting while at an event in detroit. >> our hearts are heavy. another shooting on another campus. as a nation we mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. i know i speak on behalf of everyone here when i say today and every day we're going to continue to pray, continue to pray for al

joining them was allison janney. we caught up with them after the show and dished on everything from the oscars to the upcoming return of "american idol." >> the contestants are fantastic, the judges are having fun. just a little tease, kelly ripa is auditioning for "american idol." she's going in front of the judges. we're going to show that -- that audition will air soon. >> lives are going to change. canhat the magic sauce is from my perspective as the original viewer of "american idol"? ryan is the magic sauce, because there's nobody that can do what he does to the point where it looks easy, but it's not easy to handle the emotions of people, to keep a show moving along, to keep conversations happening, to reign in the judges. it's all him. he makes -- it's a big magic trick, what he does. >> what she said, sure. >> mark your calendars. we are just six days away from the return of "american idol." you can watch the premiere with ryan, lionel, katy and luke this sunday at 8:00 p.m. right here only on abc 7. >>> af

we've got allison janney wearing ream acra and 4 million in jewels. the question is, what do you call those sleeves? diane? >> wings. >> they are angel sleeves and angels have wings. we'll give you the point. >> yay! >> they're extra long. she's 6 feet tall. >> extra long angel sleeves. >> or wings. we can go with that, too. number three lupita in versace. she tweeted this dress was vibranium. a little nod to "black panther." what type of fabric is that? >> gold. >> not gold. it is. >> black and gold. >> it's chain mail. >> chain mail. oh, versace. versace created chain mail. >> yes. look at that. >> drake once rapped about versace. >> and bruno mars sang about it. >> this is a gated community. >> all right. moving on, movie on. >> was that zero points? >> that was a zero point round. next up, jennifer lawrence in dior. describe her eye makeup. >> oh, it's shadow. smokey. >> cat eye. >> wow, it is exactly a smokey cat eye. >> points for everybody. >> i said it first and he answered. >> i'll give you both points. i wish you were a little less competiti

at the white house, allison barber, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> lawyers for president donald trump are looking for ways to stop 60 minutes from airing an interview with an adult film star who allegedly had an of air with the president a decade before he took off its. the interview with phil ástormy daniels is said to air next sunday. last week, daniels sued president donald trump over a nondisclosure agreement she signed a 12 days before the 2016 presidential election. daniels lawsuit claims the agreement is null and void because the president did not personally sign a. an attorney pay daniels $130,000 to keep her from talking about the alleged affair. despite the payment, the president and his attorney both tonight and go affair took place. >>> the white house is looking to expand its legal team as the special counsel probe into russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election continues. the new york times reports the president met last week with emmett sleuth, bill clinton's impeachment lawyer. the move could be uncovered knowledge but that the probe is unlikely to end anytime soon. today

we are joined to discuss it all by allison williams, bloomberg intelligence senior analyst. where does this leave us in succession talks on wall street? where does goldman stand now that it has what we can all presume will be the successor to lloyd blankfein. ? allison: an interesting contrast because jamie dimon has given a timeline, five years or so, but not necessarily a successor. with goldman we have the opposite. a successor, but not necessarily a timeline. vonnie: where does it leave investors? does this change the arithmetic on goldman? alison: i don't think so. for goldman sachs one of the strong points the firm has always had has been a strong and consistent culture. they've talked about risk management being one of their key comparative strengths. something that has been built into the culture of their firm. because they have had such consistent leadership, this is not a firm that was a combination of two larger firms. .hey made small deals it's been one strong consistent culture over the years. that mitigates any type of succession risk. mark: why might now be th

. ♪ >> allison janney getting a little oscar celebration from ellen. happy monday, everybody. what do we think about this? >> i guess allison didn't get to celebrate her oscar win because she was back on the set of "moms" the next day. she brought in some handsome shirtless guys to dance along with her. allison janney, does she get better as she has matured? >> absolutely. she's so fun. so grateful. she was back at work the next day. but the picture or the -- with the guys

allison barber has the latest from washington.>> reporter: north korea is threatening to counter the u.s. at the u.s. hold joint military exercises with south korea. that is according to a report. those military exercises are set to take place in april. president trump did not talk about the exercises during his speech at the gridiron dinner but he did talk about talking with north korea. he said north korea recently reached out and wanted to talk. trump said i won't rule out direct talks with the leader. as the risks with dealing with a madman is concerned, that is his problem not mine. they by the way called of a couple of days ago and said we would like to talk. i said it, so would we, but you have to denuclearize, you have to. according to spokesperson with the north korean foreign ministry, they are open to talks with the u.s. but without preconditions and will neither take for dialogue or evade the military option claimed by the u.s. the israeli prime minister arrived in dc this morning, president trump and prime minster are set to meet monday afternoon. at the white house, i a

giving employees a way to save r retirement may have been a goal,ut not one allison was able to brew up on his own. >> you spend a lot of time, lot f energy work these people, developin relationships. and they become family. and you really want the best for them. u want them to be able to provide for themselves later in li >> reporter: now, thanks to a program that is the first of its kind in the country, employees at reach great breenng are g the chance to save for their future through a said-run retirement plan called oregon saves. >> we are giving small businesseshe same kind of opportunities that some of the larger businesses have. lo cost savings for employees at no cost to the employers. >> reporter: about 55 million american workers in the private sector are not offered a 402 k plan through their employer. most of them, 32iomill work at small businesses, which have fewer than 100 employees. why is that a problem? >> study after study shows that people are 15 times more likely to be saving for retirement if they arefferedccess through their employer. >> reporter: oregon saves r

we've got allison janney wearing ream acruand the question is what do you call those sleeves? >> wings. >> they are angel sleeves and angels have wings. we'll give crow the points. they're extra long. she's 6 feet tall. >> extra long angel sleeves. >> or wings. number three lupita in versace. she tweeted this dress was vibranium. what type of fabric is that? >> gold. >> not gold. it is. >> black and gold. >> it's chain mail. >> chain mail. oh versace. versace created chain mail. >> drake once rapped about versace. >> and bruno mars sang about it. >> this is a gated community. >> next up jennifer lawrence in dior. describe her eye makeup. >> oh it's shadow. smokey. >> cat eye. >> wow, it is exactly a smokey cat eye. >> points for everybody. >> answered. >> we'll give you both points. i wish you were a littl this is really starting to -- >> anyway next. >> question number five daniel culieuau, what color is his tux? >> orange, rust. >> you can teat. >> marmalade. >> apple. >> butter scotch is what we're looking for. >> who comes up with these things? >> bonus question. what kind

on jimmy kimmel, actress allison janney. have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, oscar nominee allison janney, maisie williams, guillermo at nba all-star media day. and music from kent jones, and now, check this out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. hello, everyone, i'm jimmy, host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. we are back at it after a three-day weekend.

graham allison professor it's all. about who has step or hand them in pentagon says it's reviewing u.s. missile defense policies after putin has unveiled the new arms and which some say that was a response to america reviewing a nuclear doctrine so this is never going to be and like who. has a bigger muscle. if you go back to the cold war which i can remember very vividly so. the regular administration. americans soviet leaders worried seriously about the prospect of a nuclear war that was a real vivid possibility because people could see the ways in which the dynamics that had been unveiled and the possibilities of mistakes and misunderstandings for example there was one occasion when there was a nearly a false alarm that produced the reaction that could have produced the use of a nuclear weapon that could have escalated to a nuclear war so brick ignition of the danger of that is what ultimately led to the talks to the negotiations to the agreements so i'm still hopeful that after a period of of huffing and puffing pe

pick laurie metcalf to win supporting actress, as sort of a surprise that might possibly happen, but allison janney... from 'i, tonya' has won every single award on the way here." "stop that."it won't stop until the 90th academy awards are in the books. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( marty ) we now know who will be presenting the best actress oscar at today's academy awards. variety reports that jennifer lawrence and jodie foster will do the honors. traditionally, last year's best actor oscar winner announces this year's best actress. but last year's winner, casey affleck, said he would not be a presenter. affleck has been under fire over two sexual harassment lawsuits he settled in connection to his 20-10 film "i'm still here". ( marty ) and security will be tight for the oscars today.variety magazine says more than five-hundred officers will be deployed around the dolby theater. variety says the l-a-p-d is extra cautious because of last year's mass shooting in las vegas.but officials say they're not aware of any specific threats... ( dave )a break from the rain and sun is back ! but chi

allison janney was in the line. she won best supporting actress for her performance in i, tonya. >> it's an extraordinary moment i never thought i would have. here it is. i have this oscar. i can't wait to get home and get in bed and take oscar with me to bed. >> obviously, a long ceremony. a longer party overnight. they had champagne, they ate really tasty food. in fact, master chef wolfgang puck has been hosting this for many years. he created the menu the last years. they were no doubtful when they went to bed. >> and tired. >>> thank you, jessica. the complete oscars coverage here on abc 7 mornings and a full list of winners on the home page, abc7news.com. >>> it is 6:36 now. san francisco police stepping up security at a twin peaks elementary school this after an adult made threats against the school was released from jail over the weekend. according to the chronicle, san francisco police officers and security guards will be on patrol at rooftop elementary today. police say an adult community member made threat

ana faris posted, allison won. i got to hold it. >>> a little girl's reaction to michelle obama's painting is reminding the artist of her own childhood. >> this is a new viral photo of parker curry staring at the first lady's image. the mom wanted to take a picture. but her 2-year-old wouldn't turn around. >> the artist said the image reminded her of the moment she realed she could create art. when she saw a painting of man that looked like her father. an inspiring photo. and portrait. >>> more news coming up after this. alice is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause s

but not one allison was able to brew up on his own. >> you spend a lot of time and energy working with these people, developing relationships. and they become family. and you really want the best for them. you want them to be able to provide for themselves later in life. >> now thanks to a program that is the first of its kind in the country employees at reach break brewing are given the chance to save for their future true a state-run retirement plan called oregon saves. >> we're giving small businesses the same kind of opportunities that some of the larger businesses have, low had been-cost sachgs for employees at no cost to the employers. >> about 5 a million american workers in the private sector are not offered a 140rk plan through the employer. most of them, 32 million work in smuggle business was fauer than 100 employees. >> some say why is that a problem? study after study shows that people are 15 times more likely to be saving for retirement if they're offered access through their employer. >> oregon saves requires employers not offering a 401(k) to automatically deduct 5% of

ana faris posted, allison won. i got to hold it. >> happy all around. >>> a little girl's reaction to michelle obama's painting at the national portrait gallery in washington, d.c., is reminding the artist of her own childhood. >> this is a now viral photo of an awe-struck parker curry staring at the first lady's image. the mom wanted to take a picture. but her 2-year-old wouldn't turn around. so she didn't think she got a good shot. >> the artist said the image reminded her of the moment she realized she could create art. it was when she saw a painting of a man that looked like her father. an inspiring photo. and portrait. >>> more news coming up after this. fter this. alice is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significa

. >> allison janney, "i, tonya." >> reporter: allison janney winning best supporting actress for her portal of tonya harding's mother. >> i did it all by myself. okay, nothing further, nothing further from the truth. >> reporter: poking fun at herself before the oscars, too. >> oh, hello, hi. welcome to my home. i'm just doing a little house cleaning before i go off to the oscars. >> reporter: after the win, her team waiting. and that frances mcdormand moment, after her oscar. >> if i may be so honored to have all the female nominees in every category stand with me in this room tonight. >> reporter: the nominees, the women on their feet. and afterward, the other four best actress nominees embracing. on stage -- >> hi, meryl. i want you to be my momma one day. >> one day. just one day. >> reporter: tiffany haddish and maya rudolph stealing the show. >> i had to take my shoes off. >> girl, me, too. i've been wearing these shoes since 11:00 this morning. how long you have been wearing your shoes? >> since the critics choice awards. >> oh. i got blisters bubbling up on the bottom of my f

i mean, honestly, it's great. >> reporter: also great, allison janney. >> allison janney, "i, tonya." >> reporter: her first time ever attending the oscars. and she goes home with best supporting actress. i've enjoyed seeing you at every awards show in the winner's circle. >> thank you. >> reporter: what a year, what a film, what a moment? >> it is. it's an unforgettable one. i'll never forget every part of this day is emblazoned in my mind. it's been -- yeah, i want to remember it. i will have a little bit of this just to enhance it. but i want to remember. to my "i, tonya" family. the magnificent margot robbie. and bird that elevated my work. >> reporter: did you write a speech? >> oh, my gosh. if i could show you the pages and pages of speeches i have written. >> reporter: you have to save those. >> i will. i'll take a picture when i get home. all these brilliant writer friends of mine have given me ideas. i've stolen every single one of them. >> reporter: hello and congratulations to frances. >> cheers, darling. >> have tequila. >> reporter: and seconds after her best actress triu

allison janney. >> allison janney. "i, tonya." >> reporter: her first time ever attending the the oscars. she goes home with best supporting actress. i've enjoyed seeing you at every awards show in the winner's circle. >> thank you. >> reporter: what a year, what a film, what a moment? >> it is. it's unforgettable. i'll never forget every part of this day is emblazened in my mind. it's been -- yeah, i want to remember it. lit have a little bit of this just to enhance it. but i want to remember. to my "i,tonya" family. the magnificent margot robbie. and bird who el vatd my work. >> reporter: did you write a speech? >> oh, my gosh. the pages and pages of speeches i have win. >> reporter: you have to save those. >> it's funny. all these brilliant writer friends of mine have given me ideas. i've stolen every single one of them. >> reporter: hello and congratulations to frances. >> have tee keel la. >> reporter: and seconds after her best actress triumph, a fly-by by frances mcdormand. all women want to say thank you. >> we

and the cookie, no knock on you, allison, has become the celebrity. "the new york times," "eater," "bon appetit." everybody is making these cookies, you should, too. my wife made these for some of our co-workers here. we were like, this is amazing. you wrote, the world has so many cookies, why would we do another one. and you did it. >> why would i make another chocolate chip cookie. >> what were you think organize drinking? >> drinking a lot. i didn't want to enter the race of competing for the best cookie. i wanted to create something different. this is a shortbread cookie with chocolate in it. it reminds you of a chocolate chip cookie but it's also a shortbread. people like their chocolate chip cookies chewy, sweet. >> what are the ingredients? >> typical stuff. we have salted butter, unique here. >> why salted versus unsalted? >> it has a depth of flavor that regular butter doesn't have. it has a little funkyness. it's richer. >> what's the benefit of unsalted butter? >> you control the salt. when baking with unsalted, you add salt later. you don'

." >> allison janney, "i, tonya." >> "basketball," glenn teague and kobe! >> shut up and dribble. but i'm glad we do a little bit more than that. >>> a big night at the oscars. a number of firsts and much more. we have the highlights. >> nbc news has new information about a grand jury subpoena sent to a witness in the mueller investigation. we have the inside details. >>> president trump isn't backing down on a promise to levy hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum in spite of the massive backlash. >>> and hundreds of thousands are still recovering from damaging weather. many remain with no power. "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm phillip mena. >> good to be with you on a monday. i'm frances rivera. the awartsds season came to a close last night at the 9 o'th annual academy awards if los angeles. two-time host jimmy kimmel was quick to shine light on the importance of the women's empowerment movement currently sweeping hollywood. it didn't stop there. three of harvey weinstein's most outspoken accusers, ashley judd, salma hayek, and annabella sciorra presented a video

. >>> and allison janney is not taking any time to rest after her big win sunday night. and obviously celebrated to the we hours but the next morning she was at her 11:00 a.m. table read for her sitcom "moms." >> and interring to applause. a writer's assistant made janney a special t-shirt saying i survived award season and all i got was >>> making news in america this morning -- plenty to say. >> i have not had a drink. >> a former trump campaign aide goes on a tour of cable news, claiming russia may have something on president trump. but will sam nunberg speak with investigators? his story changing overnight. >>> breaking now, a blizzard tearing through the midwest. leaving icy conditions. now taking aim at if storm-weary northeast. we have the latest forecast. >>> danger on the slopes. children in different states dangling from ski lifts as people rush to save them. >>> plus, who stole frances mcdormand's oscar? >>> the overnight bachelor finale with a twist. >>> and the bots take over the burg

allison, i hate to drag you in on that mess. [laughing]. i am not drunk! great reporting. you and soloman. >> thank you. >> laura: and president trump slaps down republican criticisms and explains he is not trying you know what they say about the early bird... he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! you'll be bathing in savings! tripadvisor. check the latest reviews and lowest prices. >> ♪ >> laura: president trump is not backing down. defending his plans to raise tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum even taking flack from his own party. one said we are urging the white house to not advance with this plan. trump responded by telling reporters, i am not backing down. joining us is bryan riley a director of the free-trade initiative and gordon chang who wrote on foreign affairs including trade. great to see both of you. i want to play just to reset things

allison preiss, the communications director in d.c. bumped from that full flight, tweeting the whole thing. look at this. they are kicking me off this flight, she tweets. they can't board me on this plane because there's a broken seat. she then tweets, united is the worst. after turning down a $1,000 voucher, she held firm and got one for $10,000 instead. way to go, allison. >>> when we come back tonight, down to the elite eight. who is your pick and in a moment, some divine intervention. brad's been looking forward to this all week, but how will his denture cope with... a steak. luckily for brad, this isn't a worry because he's discovered super poligrip. it holds his denture tight and helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy the tastiest of t-bones. super poligrip, helping you enjoy the foods you love. i'm your phone,istle text alert. stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance,

tell us what you're seeing, allison? >> reporter: you're right about that, travel today definitely difficult. on the streets a nice thin coat of snow there forming. some cars are going back and forth, but a lot of people just heeding the warning to stay off the roadways. amtrak has suspended service between new york and boston, so good luck getting around there by train. logan airport has canceled hundreds of flights as well. we're watching the snow pile up 1 to 3 inches per hour expected at least through late afternoon for a total of 1 to 2 feet of snow in and around the boston area and obviously throughout the state as well. we are seeing more blizzard conditions kind of increase, conditions kind of deteriorating as the hours go on. right now it's a pretty postcard picture right now, but around the state we have had hundreds of reports of limbs down just to illustrate just how strong those winds are, because those winds are expected to gust up to 60 miles per hour in some areas of massachusetts. if you're counting the

six minute film is based on his twenty fifteen retirement letter in the plainest tribune he joins allison janney who won best supporting actress for her role in the film i tanya sam rocks what rockwell took away best supporting actor for three billboards and revelations of sexual harassment in the movie industry and demands for greater representation for women have dominated the past year in hollywood let's go live now to rob reynolds in los angeles who is covering this force is so rob we were into the big awards now towards the and the end of the night but who have been the big winners so far. well it's a big night for coco the pixar animated movie that won best animated feature and also best song writing a very popular film another winner in the best foreign language movie category a fantastic woman which is a transgender drama from she lay and jordan peele who is up for best director for his film get out also was earlier a winner in the category of best writer and he's the first african-american ever to win that honor now there hasn't been a great deal of overt speechifying about the h

. >> meteorologist allison chinchar live at the "weather center." allison, let's start by explaining to people what a bomb slik lone is. >> you hear that term a lot let's break it down in layman's terms. when the atmospheric pressure drops 24 millibar in 24 hours or less. in this case it dropped 30 millibar in less than 24 hours. all this really means is this let's us know the storm is undergoing rapid intensification. when it does that, this is when you get the strongest northeasters to hit these locations. we had that. one of the other things people often associate with northeasters is snow. it's not a requirement but heavy snow is often associated with it. look at some of these numbers. richmondville, new york, 37.5" of snow. jefferson, 34.5" highest out of upstate, vermont and pennsylvania were also hit hard with snow as well. let's talk about where the storm is now. this is where it was located yesterday over portions of new york and pennsylvania. now it has moved fully off the coast. but with that said, it's still expected to have pretty signi

tonight, oscar nominee allison janney, maisie williams,a and music from kent jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. hello, everyone, i'm jimmy, hostng. you for coming. we are back at it after a

margot robbie and allison janney, playing tonya harding and her mother in "i, tonya." margot robbie said it was never about turning harding into a hero. >> it was never about altering people's perception of her or saying, like, oh, she's a victim, or she's a hero. it was just about showing her as a human. >> the haters always say, tonya, tell the truth. everyone has their own truth. >> reporter: our amy robach asking tonya harding about the portrayal. >> what's it like watching margot robbie? >> i felt so sorry for her that she had to actually play me, you know? to try to go through what i went through? >> reporter: allison janney playing harding's mother. >> i didn't stay home making apple brown betties. no, i made you a champion. knowing you'd hate me for it. that's the sacrifice a mother makes. >> oh, my god. yes. she was fabulous. >> you're a monster. >> spilled milk, baby. i almost wanted to cry, because i felt so bad that she had experienced that kind of mother. >> reporter: janney already winning the golden globe. >> this very distinctive, unique mother of a cha

as allison said will be here in australia until she stay talking mostly security and trade with australia's government and the other governments from the regions on saturday these protests are going to go on all weekend opium production in afghanistan has been on the rise since the us invasion in two thousand and one last year nine thousand tonnes will produce an increase of eighty seven percent anybody reports in kabul where record numbers of people are turning to drugs in desperation . in afghanistan there is a level below rock bottom it's where these lifeless expressionist drug addicts exist men who lost dignity a long time ago they've been rounded up and herded into one of the country's biggest drug rehabilitation units in kabul. these are the other victims of this never ending war collateral damage if you like people who've lost loved ones lost jobs lost hope and their numbers are growing in afghanistan every day the forty five day program of this former military warehouse complex is basic and caters for nine hundred patients the treatment consists mainly of keeping the addicts away fr

let's follow along with allison's tweets. united offering 1,000 bucks in travel credit for an oversold flight. if nobody buys, they will kick off the lowest fare passenger by pulling them out of the boarding line for a flight they oversold. unreal. you can see her frustration there. and then allison was hit with the hard truth. i am the lowest fare passenger. so allison got bumped from the flight. that's when the negotiations began. after some back and forth, united goes in big. here's what they offer right here. check this out. $10,000 travel voucher. >> wow. >> that's big-time. she shared this picture of the voucher online. social media users were shocked by the amount. melissa, hilarious, writes, i'd miss my own bachelorette party for ten grand. brandon posts, is it bad that my dream is to be asked to give up my seat to reap the benefits? we reached out to united. they confirmed the voucher is indeed legit. the airline raised the voucher cap last year, as you remember, a lot of stories of passengers being dragged off fligh

there's no direct link between their company and the deaths i spoke to our south africa correspondent allison gallagher asking her why tiger brands is being singled out. well they're saying there's no proof of a link and they have actually said that two weeks ago when they did their own checks that they did find no levels of this bacteria listeria but they say that they've been checking regularly and that they can be responsible because the amount of that unit you mentioned is because of this book terry has been going around already for a year at the ministry minister of health has now said that they found the source because a group of three school kids got sick in the township of soweto near johannesburg after eating polonia it's this kind of sausage that can be made of pork or chicken and because they got sick a lot of these preschoolers got tests that they found this this bacteria that avian flu poisoning and they could pinpoint it noun in a set to this pallone from enterprise from tiger brands that's that they ate so the minister says if we are clear now this is where it comes from ok so