out the second largest failed bank in u.s. history we re going to have the latest on this developing financial crisis. tell you what, it was a crazy weekend. yesterday, the white house working along with people across the financial industry, doing everything they could to stop a meltdown. yeah. and it looked in the early afternoon like that meltdown was coming they understood that china s markets were going to be opening at 8:00, 9:00 at night, and they had to get things lined up before then so the asian markets didn t collapse, which would cause u.s. markets to collapse this morning it was touch and go, as you know. yeah. because we were on a lot of calls yesterday afternoon. it was touch and go for quite some time. it looks like, for now, they ve stemmed the bleeding but this, for a while, was looking like it could spread much like 2008. absolutely. meanwhile, mike pence finds the courage to speak out on donald trump, but only behind closed doors and off camer
taking a look at l.a it s 4:46 a.m. on the west coast. it s a city recovering from hollywood s biggest night, as the 95th annual academy awards honored the industry s best for the work on the big screen kaylee he we have more on the history-making moments. reporter: hollywood s big e night did not disappoint from the fashion to the musical performances eject, eject! reporter: to host jimmy kimmel crash-landing onto the stage. but the biggest winner of the night, the quirky sci-fi film everything everywhere all at once, which took home seven oscars, including best picture ask and best director. my ichelle yeoh becoming the fis asian actress to win best
concrete on top of this building. further, the mexico city mayor has announced thousands of buildings have been inspected and are habitable. classes will resume today. but this is still a city recovering from the earthquake. a little bit of progress amidst all that heart break. in puerto rico, aid is beginning to arrive. officials there describes desperate conditions in the wake of hurricane maria. millions cut or from the world since wednesday. the threat from maria is not over yet. a tropical storm watch in effect to the north korea coast. nfl players defying the president with anthem protest,
afghan border where most of the recent offensives against them have been launched by the pakistan military. so they say that that is a revenge attack. it is grotesque that they use children to play out their war. but this is what they ve done. and this is it s not the first time. and this probably won t be the last time. it is the most horrendous attack so far. the numbers show it s the worst attack in the last seven years in pakistan. but the numbers may continue to go up. and it truly is a terrible thing that s happened. it s devastating. thank you so much, christiane amanpour. we appreciate it. moving now to sydney, a city recovering after a deadly hostage situation. a memorial for the victims is growing and from one photographer, the images he saw will stay with him forever. he was one of the only people allowed to stay in the newsroom right across the street from the lindt cafe. he sat next to a police sniper for hours.
islamophobia as well as other things to the town with bigotry. it was set to start at 2:00 p.m. at westlake park in seattle and we re dealing with charlottesville, virginia and we re watching some activity picking up on the ground there and we re hoping to get a live report from the ground as things do start to unfold there and we ll bring it to you, a live report from seattle, washington, as soon as we get it. welcome, everybody. i m yasmin vossoughian and let s start with the latest with charlottesville, virginia, a city recovering from clashes. streets reopened and barricades removed, but the consequences still raw. officials have now identified 32-year-old heather heyer as the woman killed after a car plowed into counterprotesters. a vigil will be held in about an hour. her mother is speaking out about heather s passion for equal rights. take a listen. it was important to her to speak up for people that she felt were not being heard, to