And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. We shall see what happens on oscar night, february 26th. What we already know is that Barry Jenkins is the first africanamerican to have a film that he wrote and directed land in all three of the major oscar categories. And should he take home the oscar statue as best director, he would be first black director to do so in the history of the academy. The film captures what it feels like to be a poor black kid growing up in the projects of miami. The film succeeds i think by telling the universal story through a young mans cathartic personal struggles. Before we commence our conversation, heres a scene from moonlight featuring oscar nominee Naomie Harris. Sharon . Hey . Hey, baby . Where did you go last night . What . What . Im your mama, aint i . Why you aint just come home later, boy . You had me worried about you. I guess youre grown. I cant be keeping up with you all the time. Anyway, baby, i aint seen you sin
Sweeden where a series of attacks country wide have left these people more vulnerable than ever before. Turning afghan relics into works of art. But first the syrian president Bashar Alassad questioned how any kind of truce can be achieved in his wartorn country as hopes are continuing to fade and they wanted a cessation of hostilities to begin by this week but the situation on the ground is as bad as ever. On monday at least 50 civilians were killed by air strikes which hit five medical facilities and two schools in the northern provinces of aleppo and idlib, france and turkey have described those attacks as war crimes while the u. N. Says they were a blatant violation of International Law and its not clear who carried out the bombings. On the broader question of a pause in fighting Bashar Alassad said it will be difficult. Translator hear about the request of a ceasefire in a week but who is capable of bringing together these conditions in a week, no one. Who will speak to the terror
Another day or two. And winter wants to hold grip of this and not get to spring just yet. And we have officially moved into the Spring Season and our temperatures are about feeling like it and across the board, slightly warmer the last hour at the airport and currently at 33 degrees and that is as you make your way inland into wane county. Stark, summit. Were below the freezing mark and temperatures definitely below normal for this time of the year. And you can see from the live 5 radars were picking up the spring snow across stark, medina, wane county and into summit count. The heavier bands in darker blue. And those are just light flurries into the massileon area and this will move out into late morning and you can see by 11, we should be sitting under mostly cloudy conditions. Were going to have a second round as temperatures move up 40s into akron and canton. Were transitioning into rain. By 5 00 p. M. , we should be a okay and everybody sitting under mostly cloudy conditions. The
Sunday morning edition of good morning cleveland. Lets get right to that forecast because that four letter word starting with s is around and the first day of spring is here as well. People want to be outside but we are contending with a few flurries this morning. Its not going to be accumulation and out of here quickly. Our temperatures on the cool side. I still want you to have that big winter coat handy throughout your morning. 32. Good morning aleera out towards North Ridgeville into avon lake sitting at the freezing mark out towards the east. You are below freezing inland locations talking about upper 20s so definitely off to a chilly start to spring. You can see from the power 5 we are contending with that moisture. Its on the light side in most areas. It wont be shovellable snow or any heavy accumulations. Right now though starke, summit blues and heavier bands in that area but scooting to the south as we go into the rest of the afternoon. Day time highs only 37 so still about 1
Im starting the search all over again with no resource and the facts this is a there is a loft people getting displaced and becoming homeless. It is not fear. Now in light of this building bell yellow tagged. The Housing Department tells me they will go in the emergency mode and expedite the process to get the paperwork that they need and in fab they are knocking on doors and letting all to know in the program that they are going to meet with them at the Pacifica Resource Center to get that work. For the other tenants on government housing, they do have the means necessary. Maybe they have found another apartment or staying with family or friends. Julie. A hard situation. Did you get a chance to go back there and look how close to the edge the building was sitting. It is very close. We have been inside the apartments and you can see over the balcony. Steps. Feet away from the cliff and they have already sectioned it off with a plastic sentencing so you cant go past that and it is close