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picturing the headlines, but making news in america this morning, big winners at the academy awards. >> and the oscar goes to. >> leonardo dicaprio finally bringing home an oscar. >> i do not take tonight for granted. thank you so very. >> and host chris rock ripping into racism with humor. >> i'm here at the academy awards, otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. >> a night filled with a lot of laughs, surprise wins, snubs, glitz and glamour. we're live in hollywood. and "your voice, your vote," countdown to super tuesday. the candidates gearing up for the showdown. what a win for a front-runners
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himself in another controversy. well, good monday morning. it was a huge night in hollywood with somewhat of a surprise for best picture win at the 88th academy awards. >> among those celebrating leonardo dicaprio taking home his first oscar for his role in "the revenant." >> and 26-year-old brie larson who swept the ceremonies all awards season took home her own little goldman for "room." >> and then there was host chris rock, who immediately waded into the diversity controversy and we've got it all covered this morning but we'll get started right now in hollywood where our lauren lyster is live right above the red carpet. lauren, good morning. >> reporter: i am. good morning, reena and kendis. you know, it was "mad max" that collected the most oscar gold and that first oscar for leo all on a night when taking center stage was the broader
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diversity in hollywood. >> "spotlight." >> reporter: a thoughtful film about a newspaper investigating sex abuse by boston's catholic priests took oscar's top prize last night winning best picture. >> if they nominated hosts i wouldn't even get this job. >> reporter: but it was oscar host chris rock who really owned the night addressing the academy's diversity controversy right out of the gate. >> i'm a danish girl. >> placing black actors in parodies of several nominated films. >> you should get me. >> don't worry, black astronaut, we will. >> reporter: even calling hollywood racist. >> hollywood is sorority racist, it's like we like you, rhonda, but you're not a kappa. >> leonardo dicaprio. >> reporter: after five nominations leonardo dicaprio's losing streak ended as a wounded front tearsman seeking
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his impassioned acceptance speech a dire warning. >> climate change is real. it is happening right now. it is the most urgent threat facing our entire species. >> reporter: best actress as larson. the biggest upset, the supporting actor to "bridge of spies" mark rylance in a category chock-full of heavy hitters and "the danish girl"'s alicia vikander took home best supporting actress. but the most awarded film of the night, not the sensitive serious films that dominated the awards but instead "mad max: fury road" with a six-win oscar haul. and as oscar scene winds down what moment stuck with viewers? on social media leonardo dicaprio's best actor win generated 440,000 tweets per minute. that was the most tweeted minute in oscar history. reena and kendis. >> it's only been 20 years in the making for it, so fantastic,
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other talked about moments was vice president joe biden introducing lady gaga, lauren. >> reporter: absolutely. you know, he came out to a standing ovation and delivered very passionate remarks. he was introducing lady gaga who was performing her oscar nominated song "till it happens to you" which is from the documentary "the hunting ground" which deals with sexual assault on campuses. she was joined on stage by abuse survivors holding their hands. they had kind of mantras, if you will, written on their arms and leading into that was vice president biden who encouraged viewers and the audience to take an anti-sexual assault pledge on a website dedicated to that. it's been a big cause for him. a big advocate against sexual assault. >> great to see men and women standing next to lady gaga in that moment. >> standing ovation out there. lauren, thank you very much for
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hopefully. >> parties, big time right now. winners? earlier we talked to industry tomatoes, grae drake. >> were you surprised? >> i was delighted. "spotlight," "the revenant" and "the big short" have all taken different awards all awards season long so it was a toss-up and a very worthy movie to win. >> after five tries leo finally got his oscar. was he a lock. >> he was a lock. we were all expecting him to win. a long time coming and "the revenant" was great and so was he. >> yeah, and brie larson, boy, i tell you, she was incredible to watch in "room." she's only 26 years old. what happens next for her? >> oh, what a sight to behold she is. we have so many great performances coming up from her. but i'm really excited about a
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to be in which is "kong: skull island." >> alejandro inarritu, the first repeat winner in 65 years. do you think he can make it three? >> right, what an amazing director and this is rarely achieved in oscars history. what i love about him is he's such an innovator in film. i mean, i'd love to see him win three times because this guy is really advancing film and making it exciting for viewers. >> what about this year? how does the oscars compare to previous years past? >> i got to tell you that even though this oscars was a very socially important one, the ceremony bored me to tears, you guys. >> i actually enjoyed every bit of the ceremony. >> i'm glad you did but i'll tell you we must have been watching different ones. >> thank you. >> grae drake out in l.a., thanks for joining us. >> absolutely. and stay with abc news for
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this half hour, a closer look at the fashion. after-parties. >> but, of course, we want to get to our other story, donald over the white house. >> trump taking heat over a controversial kkk endorsement. but is it enough to slow his momentum with super tuesday a day away, "your voice, your vote," abc's stephanie ramos is live in virginia. good morning to you, steph. >> reporter: good morning to you, reena and kendis. this could be it, super tuesday where 595 delegates are up for grabs for the republicans. when it's all said and done the boxes are checked and ballots are closed, we could be looking at nominees for both parties or not. they don't call it super tuesday for nothing. on this one day, the fate of both parties could be decided and how we got here has been anything but typical. the gop front-runner donald
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>> he doesn't sweat, he doesn't sweat because his pores are clogged from the spray tan that he uses. >> if we nominate donald trump in all likelihood hillary wins and if that happens we lose this country. >> reporter: trump has racked up support from some of the loudest names in politics, an endorsement from new jersey governor chris christie and first senate endorsement from jeff sessions. trump leading in most states now said to have more big wins on super tuesday, but he spent the weekend answering questions about an endorsement he may not david duke. him. i don't know anything about him. >> reporter: on the democratic side hillary clinton has more delegates and more momentum than bernie sanders after her victory in this weekend's south carolina primary. and sanders knows it. telling george stephanopoulos on "this week" -- >> we got decimated, george. we got decimated. >> reporter: texas, georgia and right here in virginia stand as
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clinton to dominate among african-american voters and to test sanders' early strength among hispanics. no candidate can wrap up the nomination on super tuesday but this could be the end for some as front-runners are expected to separate themselves from their closest competitors. kendis and reena, back to you. >> stephanie ramos joining us from virginia where donald trump is leading in many polls. leap day freebies. >> more from hollywood. the oscars fashion and big mix-up overnight. oprah reacting to being taken -- mistaken for whoopi goldberg. breaking overnight, bowing, crying and apologizing, our very
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here's a quick look at the year. snow and rain moving from the great lakes into the northeast northwest. clear and dry most other places. breaking overnight an american college student detained in north korea for two months made his first public appearance. 21-year-old otto warmbier spoke pyongyang. the university of virginia undergrad apologized and begged for forgiveness for stealing a banner with the political slogan from the hotel. that's considered a crime against the state. warmbier said that a church offered to pay him for the sign. a north korean official claims the statement was voluntary. serious fragile cease-fire is holding but just barely. the government and its russian allies are accused of stepping up air strikes on opposition forces however the rebels say they are not as many attacks as before the cease-fire took effect two days ago. the u.n. plans to deliver aid to
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and there's a new call for the government to regulate the size of airline seats. back in this country new york senator charles schumer says passengers are being packed into planes like sardines and says he will add an amendment funding the federal aviation admission that would require the faa to set minimum seat requirements including the distance between seats. and there are deals out there for those celebrating a birthday on this leap day. you can get a free dessert sampler at olive garden. pizza hut a free personal pan pizza and all deals require a photo i.d. >> we say happy birthday to those folks, rare day for them. more from the oscars ahead plus trapped in the trees, a pilot rescued after his plane crashes. plus, the cruise ship recently battered in a storm returning to port for an
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wet roads also here in the northeast as well as in new england. a rookie virginia police officer will be remembered today at her hometown high school. >> woodbridge officer ashley guidon was killed answering a domestic call just one day before being sworn in. the man suspected of killing her is an army sergeant assigned to the pentagon. randall hamilton is also accused of killing his wife before police arrived. well, erin andrews may take the stand as early as today in her lawsuit against a nashville hotel. the "dancing with the stars" host claims the hotel was negligent in allowing a stalker to film her naked through a peephole. the convicted stalker will testify by video today. so will andrews' mother who will talk about the toll it had on her daughter. more trouble for the cruise ship "anthem of the seas." the ship battered by waves earlier this month, not only is it heading back to new jersey after encountering more rough
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people are talking about the beginning of the ceremony >> and the moment chris rock took the stage the world really waiting to see what he would say about the lack of diverseity among the nominees and as expected rock had plenty to say. >> this is the wildest, craziest oscars to ever host because we got all this controversies, no black nominees, you know, and people are like, chris, you should boycott. you should quit. you know, how come there's only unemployed people to tell you to quit something. i'm sure there were no black nominees some of those years say '62 or '63 and black people did not protest. why? because we have real things to protest at the time. too busy being raped and lynched to care about who won best cinematographer. jada is going to boycott the oscars. jada boycotting the oscars is
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i wasn't invited. if you want black people every year at the oscars just have black categories like best black friend, hollywood is sorority racist. it's like we like you, rhonda, but you're not a kappa. because "rocky" takes place in a world where white athletes are as good as black athletes. "rocky" is a science fiction movie. >> he did take on race. well, "rocky" is getting mostly rave reviews for the way he handled what is an explosive subject. >> he handled it well. and one of the lighter moments on the show was when rock did a massive favor for the girl scouts. >> he sent out a number of them into the audience with plenty of girl scout cookies to sell. the audience members and they dug deep buying boxes and passing them around, rock did his part calling on the stars to
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>> tina fey, get that money, girls, make that money. tina fey, charlize theron. yes, matt -- yes, okay, you get him. leo, you made 30 million. come on. come on. oh, michael b. jordan is here. you know what, no, no, you got enough girls. well, jordan was left empty-handed no girl scout cookies for him but they did well. >> he does all right with the ladies. okay, when all the buying was done by the way there was more than $65,000 for rock's daughter's girl scout troop. >> you know they were hungry squeezing into those dresses good call. now to a slightly awkward moment playing out on the red carpet and to the internet. >> there was a beauty company that tweeted out this image,
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no idea was oprah was tatted. it's whoopi goldberg and later tweeted an apology 0 oprah, whoop woman whoopi and she had a confused oprah. we all love whoopi but we all don't look alike. red carpet fashion. let's start with cate blanchett in a seafoam gown with floral embellishments from armani. >> charlize theron showing no fear with that show-stopper of a dress from dior plugging neckline is really a big thing. >> yes, shgs, jadore. brie larson had a gucci gown with columns of loose ruffles. >> jared leto rocking a crimson tux.
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checking our top story, donald trump is under fire for refusing to condemn an endorsement from former kkk leader david duke. trump and hillary clinton are leading in most states as they head into super tuesday. >> an american college student detained in north korea has issued an apology at a news conference in pyongyang. otto warmbier said he stole a political slogan from a hotel which is considered a hostile act. a navy s.e.a.l. who protected the life of a u.s. hostage is being honored with a medal of honor. edward byars is the first navy man to be given the highest award for valor in years. looking at today's weather rain in the northwest, some severe storms in the middle of the country. mild readings for the mid-atlantic states. well, statue wetttes have been
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>> on the red carpet they were out in force. here's some of the coverage. >> chris rock was for sure amazing, especially the way he started the show, i was like, what, did he just say that. >> get to hang out with everybody, laugh, talk, drink and party. >> top night of hollywood? my favorite moment was leonardo dicaprio winning and his speech. >> the agony of defeat is always fun to watch, as well. >> the best thing, winning. >> this is the second one i've been lucky enough to win. it makes writing my inheritance quite a bit easier because i have two kids. >> such an amazing piece and so timely and important that we remember what an asset this is to our society and culture and democracy. >> the man with the statue is charles randolph who won an oscar for best adrafted screenplay for "spotlight." the film also won. this is probably one of the best nights of your life. >> it is, my birthday today, i'm 53 years old and wanted this for awhile. >> we all hope for the best and we already felt like it had achieved so much.
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never going to let it go. >> nobody is getting it. overwhelmed. i kind of look down and i just actually -- first it was like, oh, this looks like an oscar and i can't really wrap my head around it but it's just wonderful and i'm so happy to be here with my fellow colleagues and hopefully go out and celebrate tonight. >> it means everybody pays great money to come here and goes away satisfied and wants to come back goods. >> i ran into harry connick jr. and turned into a 15-year-old girl and played with my hair a lot. he couldn't be more charming. >> coming out of this party when he won, i sort of lost the ability to speak and my husband thankfully was there and was able to speak on my behalf and bump me. >> always fun seeing celebrities get excited to see other celebrities. >> always fun to see them at those nice parties as well. >> i still haven't worked up the courage to see "the revenant."
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the bear. >> that's what' good morning. a deadly weekend in new york city after a hit and run driver struck five people, all in we have surveillance video. >> thousands of students are at home after a fire burned through their school in manhattan. parents are demanding to know when the kids will be in class. >> 2016 officers are in the books. with diversity dominating.

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