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. >> seth: they did a sketch that was so intricate -- >> well, john solomon and will forte wrote thehern gentleman -- >> seth: right. >> you know, who sort of, you know [ southern accent ] who talks like this. it's the same judge from "maine justice." [ laughter ] if anybody, you know, gives a damn about the worlds we create. like, we're tarantino or something. anyway, he's going into interview for a job at nasa. >> seth: yeah. >> and will forte -- [ accent ] who talks like this -- [ normal voice] is -- >> seth: neither of you talk like people that have ever been near nasa. >> no! [ laughter ] not at all. not at all. definitely from outer space though. >> seth: yeah. >> or active as such that they can view it from outer space. and then he gets very mad at me because when he leaves the room to go get my questionnaire, nasa questionaire, out of the refrigerator -- >> seth: right. >> i eat one of his potato chips. he comes back in and counts them. he knows that i'm -- a stealer, a liar. >> seth: yeah. >> a theif, i should say. not a stealer. that's not a thing. [ laughter ] and -- it tu

solomon is in washington with the latest. good morning, susan. >> reporter: good morning, john and marci. pilot's last recorded words show no hint of danger. he told malaysian air traffic control, all right, good night. malaysian flight 370 has been missing for days now. the mystery deepening as the number of countries helping in the search grew to 12, including the united states. and the area they are combing for clues, it is up to 27,000 square miles. >> we would never give up hope. >> reporter: and there's this. an e-mail from an oil rig worker surfaced. the man said he saw an object burning in the sky off the coast of vietnam. more confusion. some say the malaysians are mishandling the investigation. after being sidelined for days, the u.s. national transportation safety board and the federal aviation administration have been allowed to join the investigation. >> there's nobody better in the world at investigating aircraft mishaps. and so these are the pros. >> reporter: and they are racing against the clock. investigators desperately need to find the plane's black boxes and what is r

. >> last night screenwriter john ridley shared the praise, as he always does, with the author of the book he had the honor of adapting. >> all the praise goes to solomond steve mcqueen reminded us once again that slavery is not yet a thing of the past. >> everyone -- everyone deserves not just to survive but to live. this is the most important legacy of solomon northup. i dedicate this award to all the people who have endured slavery. and the 21 million people who still suffer slavery today. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >>> last week at the united nations i moderated a discussion of the now oscar-winning film "12 years a slave" with director steve mcqueen. immediately after the film was shown secretary-general of the united nations ban ki moon said it had left him speechless. steve mcqueen and i then began our discussion. and since the u.n. doesn't do this sort of thing every night, there was a brief technical problem that you will see where the lights were briefly dimmed. here is some of my discussion at the u.n. with steve mcqueen. >> you were on the united nations blog, "slavery is a huge hole in the canvas of

john and marci. this is a big ceremony for several films. especially "12 years a slave" which won best picture. >> everyone deserves not just to survive, but to live. this is the most important legacy of solomon this award to all the people who have endured slavery and the 21 million people who still suffer slavery today. >> reporter: not only did "12 years a slave" win best picture but also best supporting actress and an emotional speech from lupita nyong'o. this is her first movie out of film school and she cried as she won her award. the other big film was "gravity." it swept many technical award. alfonso cuaron winning. best director. then of course the men of the "dallas buyers club." that film took home key acting awards including matthew mcconaughey for best actor and jared leto for best supporting actor. now it's on to the after-parties. as people begin to leave the oscar red carpet, many will be heading over to the governor's ball, where 1500 people will be celebrating with more than 1300 bottles of champagne, john and marci. sounds like a great time. >> all right, brandi, does sound like a great time. >> how did this year's show stack up against previous years? >> joining us to talk