[chris grunting] our leader! - [chris] i got an idea. music soothes the savage beast. ancient wisdom. - [dwayne] unless you got the mozart, i ain't calming down! [upbeat country music] [train honking] [somber ambient music] - hey. the way i see it, guys, it's looking like this things are gonna play out the way they play out and we're gonna be [beep] outf luck. - do you think we've been relying on god too much or is that stupid to even think that? - god always wanted-- - because i don't want to be. you know what i'm saying? - he wants his people to rely on him. - but we gotta meet him like halfway or something. - we do our part, but we take the good with the bad and we accepit as coming from his hand because he's got a better plan, a bigger plan that we can't see. you know, every bad thing that ever happened, okay? - just counteract it with the good. - and it always comes back to a good and it all comes down to god saying you don't remember all the times that i did get you through? what, you think i'm not gonna get you through this one? - [jeff] yeah, but we're imperfec

will smith appearing to slap chris rock. how fans are reacting. >> crews breaking down the set and red carpet. highlights coming up. jobina: scattered showers. taking a live look outside. rain finally returns. drew is tracking the storm. reggie: we are going to talk about the rain, but i still check about the oscars. jobina: did you all think the sound one out on your tv? reggie: i have been thinking about it all night. we will talk about it some more, but first, the rain. drew: we barely saw chris rock ship. he was silenced. to the east bay. this is downpours. 880 that is a showers working its way through the east bay. commute slick. heavy rain. light showers in the east levele today. tracking scattered shows -- showers this morning. pop up storm between noon and 4:00 p.m.. roads are wet. add some extra time. scattered showers through the morning. taking the rain gear. in the evening, we dry out. temperatures cool into the 50's and 60's. reggie: the oscars returned last night. jobina: definitely made history,,. we will talk

, chris wallace? >> have you seen this face? of course not. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: it's not pleasant. have you. >> stephen: i have. you've heard the expression, you talk like a guy who's never been punched in the face. you do. ( laughter ) >> what does it feel like? >> stephen: it's terrible. it's completely disorienting. >> i hear if it's a really good punch you don't even feel it. >> stephen: i guess i didn't get a good punch because i really felt it. mike tyson's famous quote is everybody has a plan till they get punched in the face. true. completely disoriented. the fact chris rock remembered english words is surprising to me. >> eh handled it well. >> stephen: we'll come back and i'll ask chris what it was like to sit down with an interview with vladimir putin. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedgeâ„¢.

chris, thanks for joining us. lastly we have john neuffer ceo of the semiconductor industry association. john leads that organization which has been really the leading advocate for strengthening and promoting the semi conductor industry that we heard senator young talk about in the u.s. and have done some great work, especially the last couple years highlighting the challenges and opportunities. john, thanks for joining. i want to start with a lightning round. a definitional lightning round for all of you. i want to go around briefly. we heard senator young talk about what competitiveness means to him and how he defines it both nationally and internationally. i want to go around to each of you. quick answer. what does this mean to you? how do you define competitiveness? john, i'll start with you. >> generally speaking competitiveness is ensuring america is held to the high level economic talent and growth that will enable our workers to succeed and prosper well into the future. for us in the industry, that means i

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lapd says chris rock has declined to press charges. the academy also said it condemns what will smith did and is promising to review what happened before deciding whether to take any further action or any action at all. joining us now, ted chen from nbc los angeles. he covered the oscars last night and has been all over this story. nice to have you on the program. not just the oscars. this is interesting. one of the reasons we wanted you on this program, after the show you were at that "vanity fair" party, the after party. was it like an elephant in the room during the party? >> absolutely. you could call it, raj, pre-slap and post-slap because pre-slap there was a lot of excitement to have a "vanity fair" party for the first time in two years, to be able to have a party in person was exciting for both the stars and the press. but post-slap decidedly changed the mood. we definitely noticed that stars were reluctant -- you see andrew garfield, to talk about it. we tried to ask stars their thoughts about it and the only ones who would ta

joining me to make sense of it all, chris glynn. hey, chris. people are freaking out. trying to find a place to live is something of a nightmare. what's going on? >> it's a very difficult time for both buyers and renters right now. as you mentioned, with inflation, they're creating challenges for adding new construction, higher interest rates and rent prices that are up 17% and home prices that are up almost 20%. it's a really difficult time for buyers and renters. >> so what should people do? for example, if you want to buy, lock if your mortgage rate and hope you can find a place to buy? what's your recommendation? >> so, for people looking to purchase a home, you know, inflation has sort of a double-edged sword here. one of the ways to combat inflation is to lock in your costs. nobody's going out and buying a lifetime supply of gasoline, but you can go out and buy a lifetime supply of shelter through home ownership. home ownership offers a path for potential buyers to lock in their costs. on the renting side, it's more tricky. the problem that renters confront is an

sports anchor chris alvarez joining us with more. you saw this coming. chris: yes, but i it today. today is selection day and for basketball, that is the day. tom brady announced that that ta return for his 23rd season and this is key for 49ers fans. he will return to tampa bay. the bucs will play this season against the 49ers. the nfl schedule will still come later this spring, but 26 weeks until the first full sunday of the nfl. to put this into perspective, his retirement was less than half as long as major-league a small's lockout and the journey continues for brady. he has spent half of his entire life playing in the nfl alone and i was in seventh or eighth grade when he started his career. he actually looks better now than when he started. what is this aging thing he does? chris: ed ages. he is tom brady. that is what he does. very memorable moments. many thanks to you. we will check on later in the show. still ahead, a break in at one of san francisco's most popular tourist spots. the rest of this shocking turn of events you have got to see to believe. and so long for the sk

will smith appearing to slap chris rock. how fans are reacting. >> crews breaking down the set and red carpet. highlights coming up. jobina: scattered showers. taking a live look outside. rain finally returns. drew is tracking the storm. reggie: we are going to talk about the rain, but i still check about the oscars. jobina: did you all think the sound one out on your tv? reggie: i have been thinking about it all night. we will talk about it some more, but first, the rain. drew: we barely saw chris rock ship. he was silenced.

and chris is not. but i could tell he was right for the job because even though he came after some pretty prominent positions already, i mean scarborough time, he arrived knowing, knowing what he didn't know which was anything about come de or show business, so he approached the job with a level of humility that is rare in executives. but here is the thing. there are bosses. and then there are leaders. bosses tell you what to do. leaders work as hard as you do to do what needs to be done. and that's what you did. and that is why your leadership that is why he earned the respect of all of us here who live in the clown talk, we showed him what we really wanted to do which is the show that we do now. and he immediately started-- the lines of communication, the lanes of responsibility and the respectful workplace that makes creative ambition here possible. i'm happy that cnn will now benefit from all of his wisdom. so i didn't know whether i would like him. six years later, i love you. (applause) and not--

that chris had with his mental health. what created? that's what the that's sort of personality was. a lot of adversity going up and a lot of like trying to excite senses and experiences. gerry spoke with me at saint ignatius church about how difficult it's been to speak out about mental health, but that he knows how important the advocacy work is to honor his brother. >> chris's parents live in china and were unable to attend today's memorial service. chris's brother jerry has started a gofundme to fly himself to china to be with his family and to pay for today's funeral expenses. he's raised around $17,000 of his $22,000 goal live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 thank you for that story. >> in the north bay of allay youth sports league is scrambling to replace a stolen van. it had just received through a generous donation. that van was going to be used to take kids to and from flag football games. well forcefully to go. talk to the founder of the league who says he hopes the van turns up soon. >> a day before a

we're back with chris wallace, host of the new cnn plus show "who's talking to chris wallace." chris, it has been this question among democrats for a while, why isn't the justice department looking more closely at the inner trump circle in regards to the insurrection. and now you have this article in the times and the post this morning that maybe in some ways they are. i wonder how big of a deal you think this might be. >> well, obviously if they move against them, and bring charges, it is a very big deal, john. the question is, i'm a little skeptical too as to whether they're going to jump. remember that the january 6th committee investigating in the house referred -- and the whole house, referred contempt of congress charges to the justice department back in december for mark meadows, the former chief of staff to president trump, and the justice department, what, three months since then and they have done nothing with it. i know a lot of the members of the january 6th committee are frustrated with that. so how aggressively are, you know, it is one thing when it is the organiz

i don't share it, chris. the case that was referred by the house committee to the department of justice on bannon struck me as a clear case of criminal contempt. he stone walled the committee. there was no executive privilege of the conversation he had with the president. mark meadows was in government, a senior white house official, and arguably, even though i think they lose the argument, executive privilege might cover conversations meadows had with the president. it's all well and good for the committee to refer stuff to the department of justice, have at it, but it's not the committee's decision, it's the department of justice's decision. these are two different cases. by the way, i want to add one thing. i think it's counterproductive in some ways for the committee to refer criminal cases to the department of justice. merrick garland lisa monaco, they are straight shooters, they play it down the middle. they are not partisans. if they get a referral from a democratic-led committee and a vote which is ov

chris: charlotte tonight. i re-came alive in the fourth and he has got a handle on the two-point game and the brooklyn crowd loving it. nice move here and he finished with 16 but in a twist, the hornets playing spoiler, took back the lead. jerome being scary once again. cactus league spring training baseball. and angels to the top three scores from murray seo and gets all of this one. three in the third innings and giants win 6-1. usa soccer fans always fired up. getting real close to a world cup birth. christian makes it 4-0 on a peak game. panama didn't like that one because moments later he gets shoved and he is getting testy. someone else on panama zings the ball and he is ready to go. he was composed enough to get three goals. his first hat trick the national team. the u.s. wins and as long as they don't lose by six or more on wednesday, they will clinch a spot in the world cup. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion: that is it for this edition of abc7news at 11:00. the news continues tomorrow

tell us what happened between chris rock and roll smith. you know, i've been saying this like the last hour. i've covered hollywood for nearly 2 decades and can you believe finally, it took this long for me to be shot? i'm still shocked. i really don't know who i'm still processing. what i saw at the oscars initially, i thought they're both great actors. maybe this is a bit. i know that the ratings have been pretty low for the oscars over the years. so they thought there was spice it up, but then i was hearing no, this is absolutely real and a lot of people inside at the inter now were telling me during the commercial break, there was a lot of people coming over to will smith to talk to him and that this incident was very real. so i'm, i'm still very shocked by it. i mean, the internet's of course exploded social media after that punch. what has the reaction been over all? oh, you know, people are talking about his acceptance speech. you know, of course, chris rock made a joke at the expense of a j to pink at smith talking about her bald he

chris, it wasn't afraid to be himself, you know, and he was unafraid to. share his truth and his love with the world wholeheartedly and unapologetically. >> chris's brother jerry started a gofundme to help with funeral expenses and to cly and sell to china to be with his parents, unable to attend today's service. he's raised around $17,000 of his $22,000 goal live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank baseball is coming back today. the players union reached an agreement with the major league baseball and its owners. good first. kate rooney joins us now with details on when the games will begin. k. >> well, the games will begin very, very soon. it's the news we've all been waiting for. word sure if it would come. but april 7th is the new opening day and an abridged spring training can start as early as sunday. perhaps the most miraculous part of the regular season will still be a full 162 game schedule. not a game miss. so the season starts a week later than originally planned in those games will be made up with double headers and buy a t

so he took to the stage, punched chris rock and then took a seat when chris rock said, wow, you know, i just been punched by will smith. that's when will smith said, you know, keep my wife's name out of your bleeping mouth twice. extremely lough, so everybody in the theatre just went silent. they were shocked. i think a lot of people were just trying to figure out, is this part of it that the ratings are that the oscars are doing because of low ratings in the past? so they're trying to mix it up a little bit and they're all in on it. it's all fine. but then as time went on, there were a lot of people in the theater is said, will smith was extremely upset and that people were coming to him during various commercial way. people like then they're washington and tyler perry in his age. and so that's when people started to realize, oh this is not plan, this is very real and it, we just kind of off the rails from there. okay, and can you just tell us, i mean, an incredible moment of drama? i think we can understand husband's. you know, willingness to, to defend his wife who's suffering from

chris? >> yeah. you can understand why. >>> joining us, republican congressman brian fitzpatrick from pennsylvania, co-chair of the congressional ukraine caucus just back from the poland-ukraine border with a bipartisan delegation. let's talk money first at home. you voted for the bill the house passed last night banning russian oil and energy productings after president biden announced that ban earlier this week. look, polls show the vast majority of american people support that. but when you support that, when you look at the gas price numbers and the inflation numbers, you wonder how long americans can hang in there. what's your thought on that? >> thanks for having me, chris. a small percentage, and this is a reflection of the poll they're referring to, a very small percentage of the bump-up in gas prices has to do with the conflict in ukraine right now. we've seen prices rise due largely to energy policy adopted in the last year, shutting down the keystone xl pipeline, the thumbs down for the me

clearly they're talking about will smith and chris rock. they say that the individual has declined to press charges. so clearly they're talking about chris rock saying no, he doesn't want to press charges, but they say if the individual does, then they will investigate. >> thank you for staying on top of this for us. you look stunning by the way. love that dress on you. >> reporter: thank you, having so much fun. purple velvet. >> get ready for that after party, too. send us some invites as well. >> there we go. we'll have much more about will smith ahead in this half hour coming up. >>> turning to the war in ukraine. in-person peace talks between the russians and ukrainians are resuming, set to take place in istanbul. as the war rages on, ukraine's president congratulated his forces for regaining control of several towns. terry moran has more. >> reporter: ukraine claiming new victories on the battle field. ukrainian forces have retaken several villages around kharkiv in the east. that's a city that's held out against russian assaults for

it was not across chris rock's face. and jada pinkett smith is not the only woman who has been on the receiving end of a chris rock jab. raymond arroyo has the video of what rock said to me 25 years in "seen and unseen." first the impossible clean up. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." re

it's not just chris rock. my jaw hurts just from telling so many jokes about it. [ laughter ] many notables have spoken out and condemned both what will smith did and those in the audience who gave him a standing ovation after he did it, including a famous athlete who's been the subject of some chris rock jokes himself. >> will smith, chris rock. it was unfortunate. i think will was wrong. look. i understood the feeling. now, in my life, i've been through a lot of crap, and i was raising two young kids, and every comedian in the country had an o.j. routine. and don't think i wouldn't want to be slapping a couple of those guys. but you got to accept it, it's humor. i didn't even think it was all that egregious. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. when o.j.'s giving you a lecture on self-control? [ laughter and applause ] that is -- i think that's -- i didn't look it up but i think that's the very definition of "ingregious." >> what happened to me in las vegas, if i'd done that in front of a billion people in the world

>> i really like chris rock. chris rock is one of my favorite comedians. larry the cable guy... i have a lot of favorites. i love comedians who are free to say anything. and i think they have the right to do it. he took that shot and, again, as pam bondi pointed out earlier in the show, somebody made a joke about this rumor or truth about an open marriage, that didn't bother him? i don't get that part. >> no. i'll tell you right now. it's because of the fact that when will smith look at jada and she looked upset, he decided to play the husband. it's fake, not real. chris rock is the victim, a black man, and whoopi goldberg throws a lifeline to will smith. >> sean: joe, what your reaction to that? >> chris rock, we are all in agreement that he handled this as well as you could, he didn't go back at him. and now he's benefited seriously from this, sean bear the tickets for his comedy show before this war going for 50 bucks before this incident happened. now they are going for $350, right? chris rock still hasn't responded to will smith apologizing. he apologized twice, once withou

smith got up on stage and slapped comedian chris rock in the face. oh, it was the year's biggest night in hollywood with a star studded line up the academy awards honoring the film industry's best movies at the oscars ceremony. but the night was overshadowed by an incident on stage. comedian chris rock made a joke about, act at will smith's wife, j pink at smith, who suffer strong alopecia. it didn't go down to well, taylor lug her g r j into can't wait to see you. ah. oh ricka. oh, wow. wow. do it was a g i jane jokey, mark boy. oh yeah. a jaw dropping moment for viewers around the world. smith then went on to win, best actor for his performance in king richard. a movie about the father of tennis does venus and serena williams, and he apologized in his acceptance speech. your part imitates life. i looked like the crazy father lives, like they say alert crazy father just like they said about with you or your own, but law will make you do crazy things. the lapd says it won't take things further. as chris rock declined to file a police report. oscars o

chris, maryann highlighted innovation. john highlighted many of the pieces they need to get done and also paint this as passing legislation will help policymakers see the light for further action. what else do you see is going to get done? >> i agree entirely. it would be a mistake to see the passage of a single bill as kind of the endpoint. i think what we need is a shift in mindset about economic policy. sometimes i think we should stop calling ourselves a developed nation. it kind of implies that we should be complacent. i think what we need, to steal a phrase from michael linden, a mindset of development in which we are continually investing in our own capacity and innovation as a way of doing economics the long-hauler. so to the extent that the passage of this bill helps put us on that path of a shift in strategy and approach to our economics, i think that is great. but it is certainly not the endpoint. it depends what the negotiators end up with. there are a couple of ideas, in one version or the other of these bills

chris, to undergo first? >> i'll go first, , chris. look, i think one of the things we haven't talked enough about is the crucial nature of preparation in order to launch effective cyber attacks, particularly around radical infrastructures. so i think it's a very open question. clearly, russian for years has known how to go after critical infrastructure in ukraine. but did the ukrainians start to actually to grade that preparation? have they taken some of that option off the plate from the russians? the other things that have been mentioned a bit, i do think, greg's opinion, the russians thought they would win easily. massive miscalculation, therefore, had reasons not to knock critical infrastructure all because if they put in a circuit regime, would've had to have that infrastructure therefore the new government to operate. as have been mentioned they are recalibrating. that i have this strong belief probably that they are not as deeply embedded and is capable as, myself included, have thought going into this. at least in ukraine. i t

>> reporter: sure, chris. that's part of the concern that some administration officials have about the president's comments. that's why you saw the white house come out so quickly to try to walk them back. the concern is that anything that sounds like the u.s. is seeking regime change in russia could, as you said, complicate peace talk efforts but also potentially provoke further aggression from vladimir putin and feed the narrative that putin has in russia that the west is just out to topple the russian government. the president's comments are complicated by the fact that if you're a person just looking at what he says, it would be logical to say of course he doesn't think vladimir putin should remain in power, he has called him a butcher, says he's committed war crimes. but the u.s. from their position, the administration's official position is that anything that sounds like regime change is unhelpful and that want it to be very clear that the u.s. policy is not officially regime change in russia. so that's

tell us what happened between chris rock and well, smith you. well 1st of all, you're absolutely right. it is an oscar 1st. it's a 1st for everyone. i've been covering hollywood for nearly 2 decades, and i've never seen anything like this. and i've seen a lot in hollywood, but nothing like this. you know, it was a joke. chris rock is a comedian, so people expect to see him joking when he gets on stage to present in the war. and tonight was no different really. except he made a joke at j to peak at smith's expense. now, many people may not be aware, but gina pekin smith suffers from a hair loss condition called alopecia. he's talked about it publicly, i think back in 2018 is when she came out and revealed it. and so to night, when chris rock said something about her being in the film, janie was obviously making comment about her bought head and it didn't go over well with will smith. so he took to the stage, punched chris rock and then took a seat. when chris rock said, wow, you know, i just been punched by will smith. that's when will smith said

chris: what will days do? matt olson, matt chapman entering the final year of their contracts with plenty of traits by tuition surrounding both. who did the new manager call when the lockout first lifted? >> there is an argument about the fact that i did not call the titan first in matt chapman. reached out to matt olson first, connected with him, and had a good conversation with matt, then went down the line with all the guys. chris: earthquakes in a cold philadelphia, ticking on the union. 23rd minute, the goal. 1-0jackson you'll called for the handball in the box and that will set off the penalty goal. union win it. dion: today, youth groups banded together to protest against recent oil drilling within contra costa county. it happened at the antioch community center on low tree way. alongside the protests, groups celebrated the antioch recent ban on oil and gas drilling within city limits. so far, the environmental group has gathered 3000 signatures against oil drilling from local residents. finally, a bale

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i really like chris . chris rock is one of my favorite comedians. dave chappelle is one off my favorites. t larry the cable guy. you know, i have a lot of a favorites. i love comedians lot of favori.d i loveia comedians that are free to say anything and i think they have the right to do it now. he took the shot again. there was as pam bondi pointed out earlier in the show,me somebody made a joke about this . the this rumor or truth about an open marriage and that didn't bother me. i don't get that part. no, because i'll say right now it's because of the factwh that when will smith lookeden at jayda and she was upset, he decided to play the protective husband, it was fake. it was not real.he chris rock is the victim, a black man and whoopi goldbergc throws a lifeline tok will smih figured that out. what do you like your reaction to that ? oh , sure. well, chris rock, i think we're all in agreement that he handled this as well as youu could right a. k he didn't goat back at them and now he's benefited seriously from this sean tickets for his comedy sh

he didn't apologise to chris— academy. he didn't apologise to chris rock. now, jade pinkett smith— chris rock. now, jade pinkett smith has been very open about the fact— smith has been very open about the fact that she has been suffering from alopecia, and so will smith said in his acceptance speech it was all about— acceptance speech it was all about protecting his loved ones. _ about protecting his loved ones, and to him, you know, that— ones, and to him, you know, that was— ones, and to him, you know, that was an _ ones, and to him, you know, that was an act of protection. but to— that was an act of protection. but to others it might be seen as an — but to others it might be seen as an act _ but to others it might be seen as an act of public assault. tom, _ as an act of public assault. tom, what do you make of it? | tom, what do you make of it? i think it is a very sad event, if it— think it is a very sad event, if it was— think it is a very sad event, if it was real, _ think it is a very sad event, if it was real, which - think it is a

tell us what happened between chris rock and roll smith. you know, i've been saying this like the last hour i covered hollywood for nearly 2 decades and can you believe finally, it took this long for me to be shot? i'm still shocked. i really don't know who i'm still processing. what i saw at the oscars initially, i thought they're both great actors. maybe this is a bit. i know that the ratings have been pretty low for the oscars over the years. so they thought there was spice it up, but then i was hearing no, this is absolutely real and a lot of people inside at the inter now were telling me during the commercial break, there was a lot of people coming over to will smith to talk to him and that this incident was very real. so i'm, i'm still very shocked by it. i mean, the internet's of course exploded social media after that punch. what has the reaction been over all? oh, you know, people are talking about his acceptance speech. you know, of course, chris rock made a joke at the expense of a j to pink. it's mit talking about her bald head.

smith has apologized to comedian chris rock for hitting him in the face on live tv . the film academy have said smith could soon, 8th consequences. ah hello, i'm claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. the mayor of mario paul in southern ukraine has said his city is on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe. and that every one left there must get out. are you paul has endured relentless bombardment from russian forces in recent weeks with civilians trapped in the city without power. and those who have been able to flee have described continuous bombings and bodies lying in the streets. a place of calm after the trauma she experienced in a home city. when pressed to hear you is will, will drive him. we saw small ukrainian flag it. norwood, when you no one could hurt us any more. the horror was behind us and we were home. the kind her cat's new home is salisia. 300 kilometers away from mario, pull many harrowing escapes. and here in a parking lot, the supermarket has been turned into a shelter for those who manage to escape here they get food and medical h

chloe, what did you hear from chris rock tonight? >> reporter: it was the moment everyone was waiting for, wolf. so, chris rock, he walks out, takes the stage at the wilbur theater just behind me at 8:00 p.m., and the crowd erupted into just cheers, a standing ovation. it went on for a good minute, minute and a half. then everyone sat down. and then they stood up and gave a second standing ovation. chris rock looked visibly moved, emotional. he seemed to be wiping tears from his eyes. i'll tell you a little bit about what was said because there were no recording devices. he said let me get all misty. i don't have a much of stuff to say right now. i had written a whole show before this weekend. i am still processing what happened. i'll talk about it at some point. it'll be serious. it'll be funny. but right now i'm going to tell some jokes. it was a bunch of material he said appears to be trying out for an upcoming netflix special. but he didn't miss a beat. he didn't make any reference and nobody in the audience heckled him or scream

will smith hitting chris rock on stage at the oscars after chris rock made a joke about jada pinkett smith's lack of hair, her shaved head. will smith posted an apology on instagram saying in part, violence in afts forms is poisonous and destructive. i would like to publicly apologize to you, chris. i was out of line, i was wrong, i am embarrassed and my actions aren't indicative of the man i want to be. ted chen from our sister snags los angeles has reaction. >> did he handle it the right way? not at all. you do not do that. >> i definitely feel will overreacted. >> reporter: will smith is facing a lot of criticism after slapping chris rock at the oscars after rock made a joke about jada pinkett smith's lack of hair. >> i feel like it takes us a couple steps back and it's really upsetting. >> these comedians and kpcc film critic says the attack will have wider consequences for black actors in hollywood. >> this is going to let people feel like they can slap comedians. >> what example are we sending our young boys and young men in society that we're saying if you don't like a joke, y

did chris rock know that she's had alopecia? in which case i felt he crossed the line, and if i been will smith i would've been pretty tempted to do the same thing don't condone the violence, i would've been tempted to do the same thing to defend my wife, but chris rock is made it clear apparently through friends that he didn't know that she had alopecia which case it just becomes a joke of someone's aesthetic appearance, he compared her to g.i. jane. to me it goes to a wider point of that marriage, will smith state of mine, i don't know what was going on that we don't really know. it was a stunning moment but i found myself gravitating unlike 99% i think to feeling slightly defensive towards will smith. speak to mike >> dana: do what he was doing to chris rock what you think judge? >> jeanine: i think that the oscars are not the hood, i don't think it's a bar, i don't think you march up on stage because a guy makes a joke about your wife would honestly i think is complementary to the g.i. jane, she is a fabulous body, and she's

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the academy launches a review and condemns will smith, for slapping the comedian chris rock after a joke about his wife. and a city of 25 million people — shanghai in china — goes into lockdown, after a dramatic rise in covid infections. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. it's been reported that the russian billionaire roman abramovich and two ukrainians have suffered a suspected chemical poisoning, after peace talks over the war in ukraine. it's alleged to have happened earlier this month, on the border with belarus. it's understood the chelsea football club owner, who's thought to be acting as a go—between in the negotiations, suffered sore eyes and peeling skin. two ukrainians are also said to have been affected, with all three making full recoveries. here's our security correspondent, frank gardner. recent pictures of roman abramovich at tel aviv�*s ben gurion airport. but 11 days earlier, on march 3, something happened to him and two others following peace talks on ukraine's border with belarus. hours after

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chris: we can already see that. the price of key commodities, energy, but also other commodities that russia imports, for example wheat. all of these prices are rising, so it is putting inflationary pressure on the global economy, therefore that will affect monetary policies and will affect the global economy. he is right in that respect. but to what extent they can withstand the pain is an open question. russia has made a lot of preparations to be more resilient against sanctions. for example, if we go back to 2013, russia was entirely dependent on oil prices, one hundred $15 to balance the budget. back then, russia imported 50% of its food consumption mostly from europe or the west. now russia is completely self-sufficient so there is no risk of food shortages. certain basic items are on the shelves. at the start of this year, russia built up a substantial war chest, $630 billion, the fifth highest in the world. we also note that the central bank it has greatly dispersed those reserves. although the central bank i

. >> pide disculpas, will ith le dice al comediante chris rock que se siente mal por sus acciones y añade un comentario. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> buenas tardes y esta es la imagen que tanto ha dado de qué hablar la bofetada del os premios Óscar y pide disculpas al comediante chris rock dijo que sus acciones son el reflejo del hombre que quiere ser y nosotros aquí tenemos todo sobre la noche los Óscar, ganadores y reacciones y también la bofetada hay quienes condenan la acción y también quienes las defienden pero willmith dijo que el chiste sobre los problemas de salud de su esposa lo llevaron a actuar emocionaolmente francisco cuevas con las reacciones. >> el momento que paralizó el mundo del entretenimiento pero terminó opacada por el golpe. >> will smith dijo que le gustaría disculrse públicamenteon el comediante chris rock. >> (información en pantalla). >> la broma fue del comediante chris rock a la esposa de jada smith y que se buó de la alopecia. >> sí quiso defender a su esposa pero no tuvo que hacer eso, golpeando pero ofender así no está bien es

chris, i rn to you to take us home. sean has highlighted many other pieces that need to get done and also painted this is a kind of passing the legislation would help possibly kind of see thelight for furthe action. what's else do you see is gonna be done? >> well i agree entirely, i think passage of a single beloved canadian, point i think we need is a shift in mindset about economic policy. i think we should stop calling ourselves a developed nation, it kind of implies that we can be complacent. i think we need a mindset to steal a phrase, of mindset of developmental-ism. where we are continually investing in our own capacity and innovation as a way of doing economics. for the long haul. so to the extent that the passage of this bill helps put us on that path of a shift in strategy, and approach or economics, then ihink it's great, certainly not the end point. and i also think on the specific question, it really depends on where the negotiators end up with. there are a couple of ideas in one version or the other of th

i agree with chris. the thing i would add probably is -- and we won't be able to answer the question, i don't think very well. which is a good thing. about the capability to basically keep suppressing russian offensive capability or ransomware capability. it's possible we have the capability to bring down offensive operations and that that is underway. and i wouldn't know one way or another whether that is occurring. and i think john did mention in his testimony efforts to keep the ransomware groups suppressed at this time, which makes complete sense. maybe it's had some operational effect already. i agree with chris. if we went farther in disrupting russian life or even rushing military command in defense systems, it could very much be as an escalatory doorstep. -- escalatory step. i just want to add that sort of offense of suppression capability i hope is there and it may be in use. >> let me add two quick things. there was an article about the same actors, russian internet research agency involved a l

i have to tell you everyone was so excited to see chris rock. when he came out he didn't get just one but two standing ova ovations. he was wearing all white and he appeared to get emotional. at one point he said i'm getting misty. just let me do my show. he said i'm still processing everything and at one point i will address this. it will be serious. it will be funny. and then later in his second show at 10:00 p.m. he said despite what you've heard, i haven't had any conversations yet. and he's meaning with will smith. diddy had come out and said they squashed things and they had not. >> chloe, i think we have the audio right now. let's see if we can hear him in his own words. >> welcome to the show. y all got me misty and [ bleep ]. i don't know like a bunch of [ bleep ] about what happened. if you came to hear that, i'm not -- i wrote a whole show before this week, and i'm still kind of processing what happened. like, i am -- [ cheers and applause ] so at some point i'll [ bleep ] and it'll be serious, it'll be funny. i'm going to tell some j

or is chris rock a hater because he made a joke about jada? was 3 hours oscars saved or ruined by will smith's slap. he slapped chris rock over a joke about his wife that service from alopecia. i don't remember when the slap happened. let's watch 3.5 hours now. >> jada i love you. gi-jane ii i can't wait to see it. >> [laughing]. >> that was a nice one. uh-oh. [laughing]. oh, wow! wow! >> greg: at first that my have felt staged. but smith had words for rock after he sat back down. >> wow! will smith just smacked the [bleep] out of me. >> keep my wife's name out of your [bleep] mouth. >> dude, it was a gi-jane joke. >> keep my wife's name out of your [bleep] mouth. >> i was going to. >> greg: he was going to say something. smith accepted an award for best actor and apologized but didn't mention rock. >> in this business you have people disrespecting you. i apologize to the academy and my fellow nominees. >> greg: most of the reaction to the whole thing has been all over the place. the dumbest came from a cnn analyst. did anyone walk out after t

but director rob riner tweeted, "he's lucky chris is not filing assault charges." and this from actress sophia bush -- "violence isn't okay. assault is never the answer." >> the thing he did is something you're told in pre-school you're not allowed to do. >> reporter: daniel feinberg is the chief tv critic from the "hollywood reporter." >> to slap someone in a public place you will probably be charged with something, you will definitely be asked to leave that place. you will probably not be handed a trophy within 15 minutes of doing it. >> will smith! >> reporter: after winning oscar for best actor, smith apologized to everyone, it seemed, except chris rock. >> i want to apologize to the academy, i want to apologize to all my fellow nominees. >> reporter: he later celebrated on a night where the historic win for "coda" for best picture was completely overshadowed by this. >> oh, wow! >> kevin frazier joins us now from los angeles. so kevin, do we know if the academy is considering punishment for will smith? >> reporter: they are. you know, in 2017, they amended the

i would like to publicly apologize to you, chris. i was out of line, and i was wrong." >> o'donnell: kevin frasier joins us from los angeles. do we know if the academy is considering >> reporter: they are. in 2017 they amended their code of conduct after the harvey weinstein scandal when he was ousted from the membership. will will most likely face kind of disciplinary action but an insider told me they don't think he will lose his oscar. >> o'donnell: has anyone heard from chris rock? >> reporter: chris went to a different after-party last night. a source there told us that, while he didn't want to talk about it and that he just wanted to move on, he was there to kind of have fun and forget about it and, also, that we all know that chris did not press charges against will with the l.a.p.d. >> o'donnell: kevin frazier, thank you so much. in a blunt ruling today a federal judge said it is "more likely than not" that former president donald trump and right wing attorney john eastman committed crimes in an attempt to stop the certificat