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danya bacchus, cbs news. >>> with the situation in haiti deteriorating, the u.s. is working overtime to get some 1,600 americans back on u.s. soil. one group arriving back in florida last night on a plane chattered by the florida department of emergency management. cbs' jarred hill is joining us from here in new york with their story. >> reporter: this is -- this was a heartbreaking couple of weeks for this family. just for context, a lot of the violence and the unrest we've seen is happening around the capital of port-au-prince. these evacuations are happening about 120 miles north of that in the city of cap-hatien. officials say just getting between the two has been a big part of this challenge. >> we're finally reunited with julian, our 2-year-old son. >> reporter: it's been a long two weeks for philippe armand trying to get his son and more than a dozen family members back on u.s. soil amid the turmoil in haiti. >> everyone made it safe and sound. >> reporter: their flight from haiti to florida one of a handful planned and coordinated by florida emergency mana

the dog — there is more to it than that, let's go live to los angeles and cbs news correspondent danya bacchusforjoining us. as widely predicted, it really was 0ppenheimer�*s night? it definitely was 0ppenheimer�*s night. as expected. 0ppenheimer was expected to continue its award season streak, winning streak, it did just that. it went to the oscars with 13 nominations and it came out with seven, including the top awards of the night for best picture, best director, best actor for cillian murphy and best supporting actorfor robert downeyjunior. where there any surprises? a lot of people over here, emma stone beating lily gladstone, was that the big one, do we think? you know, i would say that that was maybe a small surprise, but not a big surprise. during award season, awards like the golden globes and others, which are usually predictors for the oscars, they went back and forth in winning that category. some critics in the united states were expecting it to be a toss—up, it could go either way and emma stone was the one who ended up beating out lily gladstone for her portrayal in poor things

danya bacchus gives us a look at hollywood's biggest night. >> reporter: oppenheimer one the biggest awards of the evening, best picture and best director. >> we don't know where this journey is going from here, but to no that you think we are meaningful part of it means the world to me. >> reporter: "oppenheimer" start cillian murphy took home is for statue for his role as atomic bomb creator j robert oppenheimer. >> we are living in oppenheimer's world so i would like to dedicate this to the peacemakers everywhere. >> reporter: robert downey, jr., also won his first oscar for best supporting actor. >> i would like to thank my terrible childhood and the academy , in that order. >> reporter: and the stone was honored as best actress for her betrayal of a woman brought back from the dead with the child's brain in the film 'poor things'. >> it is not about me , it is about a team came together to make something greater than the sum of its parts. >> reporter: 'poor things' also grabbed a win for best costume design which was presented by nearly naked john cena. >> costumes . they are so

cbs' danya bacchus is joining us from los angeles. good morning or maybe it's good evening to you. >> reporter: good morning. it is a very early morning here in los angeles, and yes, those oscar parties are still going on. this year's academy awards, there were no big surprises, just lots of golden statues, a-list celebrities, and memorable music performances. "oppenheimer" won the biggest awards for best picture and best director. >> we don't know where this incredible journey is going from here, but to know that you think that i'm a meaningful part of it means the world to me. >> reporter: "oppenheimer" star cillian murphy took home his first statue for his role as j. robert oppenheimer. >> for better or worse we're living in "oppenheimer's" world. i would really like to dedicate this to the peacemakers everywhere. >> reporter: his on-screen nemesis robert downey jr. won his first oscar for best supporting actor. >> i would like to thank my terrible childhood. [ laughter ] >> and the academy in that order. >> reporter: emmy stone wa

. >> in this women's history month danya bacchus introduces us to the science industry working to make it more inclusive. >> this is zinc oxide. so this is responsible for what absorbs the uv light in your sunscreens. >> reporter: a.j. is earning her phd in teaching at ucla. she wants to draw more scientists of color into the research and development segment of the beauty industry. >> you'll be surprised to actually understand that the spf value on a bottle is tested from people with lighter skin tone. >> reporter: as a student and researcher, a.j., whose parents immigrated from ghana, saw when she calls an inclusivity gap, people of color left out of research and testing for beauty products. to fix that, in 2021 she founded sula labs. >> when there's not a lot of people to help you understand the efficacy of these products from a spectrum of skin tones, that becomes a problem. >> reporter: the eight-member team helps test and formulate products specifically for darker skin, the company currently working with at least 20 brands. >> if it's a brand that focuses on darker skin tones or h

danya bacchus shows us what a california lawmaker is trying to do about it. >> shots fired come from the southeast of the complex. >> reporter: active shooter drill simulations are taking place in schools across the country. >> white male, black shirt, tan hat. >> reporter: this one in corona, california, was planned in advance and used law enforcement and volunteers to mimic a real life situation, but it's drills like these that california assembly member chris ward says without a proper playbook can go too far. >> you would see these really wild stories about a principal who decided that it would be a good idea to have fake gunmen come onto campus or asking students to portray victims lying in blood. >> reporter: ward has proposed legislation that would standardize how california public schools conductive shooter drills, similar to the way fire and earthquake drills are regulated. >> we're seeing some of the data come in from national studies that these activities are causing more trauma, more harm than good. >> reporter: according to the education commission of the state, at least

danya bacchus joins us with more. there were fun, memorable moments. >> reporter: good morning. you, still sleeping. swept, sweep, it dominated last night. there were no surprises, no gotcha moments, plenty a list celebrities, golden statues, memorable music performances. oppenheimer won the biggest awards, best picture and best director. >> we don't know where this is going but to know you think i am a meaningful part means the world to me. >> for better or worse, we are all in oppenheimer's world. >> his on screen nemesis robert downy jr won oscar for best supporting actor. >> i would like to thank my terrible childhood and the academy in that order. >> emma stone honored as best actress for portrayal of a woman brought back from the dead with a child's brain. >> it's not about me. it's about a team that came together to make something greater than the sum of its parts. >> best costume design by nearly naked john cena. >> costumes, they are so important. >> randolph won best supporting actress for her role as the grieving mother in the hold overs. >> for so long, i have always

. >> danya bacchus joins us live with more on hollywood's biggest night.of awards to go over. i have to tell you there were no big surprises or gotcha moments but there were plenty a list celebrities, golden statues headed outeven memorable music performances. oppenheimer won biggest awards, best picture and best director. >> we don't know where this incredible journey is going from here. but to know that you think i am a meaningful part of it means the world to me. >> murphy took home first statue for his role as atomic bomb creator. >> we are all living in oppenheimer's world. >> his on screen nemesis won his first oscar for best supporting actor. >> i would like to thank my terrible childhood and the academy in that order. >> emma stone, best actress. >> it's not about me. it's about a team that came together to make something greater than the sum of its parts. >> four things also grabbed win for best costume design which was presented by nearly naked john cena. >> costumes, they are so important. >> randolph won best supporting actress for her role as