it didn't yield best actor though, that went to eddie redmain. his acceptance speech, slightly clumsy. a man just getting a hang of the business. >> this oscar -- [ laughter ] >> this oscar belongs to all of those people around the world battling airless. >> and the oscar goes to, julianne moore "still always." >> it was a performance almost universally praised. as well as patricia arquette, 12 years in the making this film and she had one big speech ready, a very big political point to make. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states of america! [cheering and applause] >> i'm not going to leave you. i'm not going to go anywhere. i'm going to stay right with you. >> best documentary short this a snapshot of the volunteers who man the phones, talking war veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder best documentary feature went to citizen 4 the story of edward edward snowden's leaks. he had enlisted to help him from the very start. and so hollywood's big night is over for another year. w

eddie redmain's building quite the collection of trophies. >> do you know why? >> one more for him. a basta a best actor water for his portrayal of stephen hawk. hawking. >> the least surprising winner, julieanne moor, her portrayal of an alzheimer's patient. >> thank you for including me among these beautiful honors. >> best film. >> goes to "boyhood." >> takes 12 years to make. an award for its director, richard linklater. which meant the birdman failed to take off here. despite flying high in the u.s. it was not meant with the brich british academy. although he felt his film was the better film. >> it's a really incredibly ambitious film, the way we made it was really unique and we're proud much it. if it gets more recognition that's really what i'm interested in. >> the bastas tries to distinguish themselves. this is the british academy we are a long way from l.a. however, the names pop up again and again those who are nominated they hope that will happen in two weeks time, the oscars i'm phil lavelle. >> just a reminder, you can keep up to date on our website. 40 people killed

. >> eddie redmain says one of his proudest moments was taking his golden globe through security at thed i saw the woman stop the thing and then go like closeup on this weird shaped thing. she said, i think it's an award or something. and i was praying that they would make me open it up and they did. >> reporter: oscar winner reese witherspoon was a producer. her company pacific standard backed wild and gone girl. >> i started my production company two years ago because i saw six of my favorite actresses fighting over a really crappy role in a movie and i thought, we deserve better. we just do. >> reporter: that's your eye on entertainment. suzanne marquez, cbs news los angeles. >>> coming up after your local news on cbs this morning, severe and cold in the northeast. we'll get your forecast. >>> plus a new study on jogging. why faster isn't always better. >>> and gayle talks with actor kevin costner about his movie, "black or white." that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm allyson harmolon. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>

the oscar for best actor, eddie redmain, who tackled the real life role of physicist steven hawkings in "the theory of everything." he says this goes to all the people around the world battling als. early onset alzheimer's disease julianne moore winning best actress for her portrayal of that "still alice" and patricia arquette best supporting actress for "boyhood" and got very political in her acceptance speech saying you know what? it's time for equal pay, equal wages for women in this country, and got a huge round of applause from a lot of people that were there in the theater, and the very first oscar of the night went to j.k. simmons who is just a career character actor, you know his face and you definitely know his name, he was a character in "whiplash," winning that. lot of wonderful moments last night and a lot of work ahead today for crews wrapping things up. >> i can't get other that. it looks like you're at a construction site, from the red carpet, now. >> reporter: and it was raining so the red carpet is rolled up and dripping as it comes by. so glamorous. it is. >> thanks

my guess is i haven't seen it, but i think it will be eddie redmain best actor and that will win best film. >> i haven't seen "the theory of everything" but they said it was a romantic love story. does she not realize they divorce later? >> maybe she shouldn't watch the end. the movie stops before they get divorced and then he leaves her for -- >> you are ruining this for me. >> the movie doesn't stop before they get divorced. >> have you seen the movie? >> i have. >> i want to respond to dean and then i will go to you, andy. i liked "american sniper" and i liked" whiplashed" more. it has a great message which is self-esteem is terrible. i like the villain. one of the breast gay nazis ever. he explains why if you compliment people too much they don't do as well. that's andy's problem. he said nice v neck and he keeps wearing it. your thoughts? i like "boyhood." >> "whiplash" is my favorite. i don't think it will win. "bird man" will squeak it out over" boyhood." i think "red main" would win. it was pure oscar based. i think he will win. and i think "bird man" will take picture and dir

. >> eddy redmain. >> quite a collection of trophies. one more now for him.afta for best actor for his portrayal ever steven hawk, in "the theory of everything." >> they're here this evening and i would like to thank them. >> but there was an award for least surprising winner, there she is is, julieann moore. the portrayal ever an alzheimer's sufferer, "still alice." >> thank you for including me among these beautiful performances both british an american reese and amy i'm honored to be honored with you tonight. >> the big prize best film. >> goes to "boyhood." >> this film took 12 years to make. an award for its director, too richard linkalert best. third man failed to take off here despite flying high in the u.s. it was not meant with the british academy. >> what do you think spit it out. >> although the producer felt his was the better film. >> it was a film that ultimately deserves it, i think it's a really incredibly ambitious film. the way we made it was totally unique, we're proud of it. if it gets recognition that's what i'm interested in. >> the baft

. >> this oscar -- >> eddy redmain wins oscar for the theory of everything. >>> but we begin with the first in our series of exclusive stories based on a leak of hundreds of intelligence documents, a secret cable reveals that israel's spy agency is working to not develop nuclear weapons. just after benjamin netanyahu warned the u.n. that iran would be able to build a bomb within a year. clayton fisher reports. he. >> this is a bomb. this is a fuse. >> it's now notorious . the moment israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned the united nations of a nuclear bomb. the image was simplistic and so was the message. >> by next spring, at much at next summer at current rates they will finish the medium enrichments and move on to the final phase. >> one month after the speech, israelis sent a different message. >> iran at this stage is not performing the activity necessary to produce weapons. >> its own warning is for the future. >> reducing the time required to produce weapons from the time instruction is actually given. >> the masad chief maer degan hinted at a disagreement, in the sp

he'll have to break into the battle between michael keaton and eddie redmaine.ccolades. >> i can seat words hanging in front of me and i can't reach them. >> reporter: having swept the season so far, julianne moore is the front runner for best actress, playing a woman with alzheimer's in "still alice." reese witherspoon is also in the category. strong women are getting kudos. but in the ranks of the other nominees a bit of a boys club. >> there's hardly any women in the categories of writing and directing. a black director who would have made history had she made a nomination didn't get nominated. it is an all-white lineup i'm afraid and they certainly had an opportunity to nominate people like david iowaeyeaiello. >> i would love that same support is given to some other films with mexican film makers. >> reporter: outspoken louie guzman says the nomination should be a reminder that minorities in hollywood are still struggling for academy recognition. >> i feel that we have an incredible pool of talent. i just think that we need to look at the opportunities of c

. >> reporter: it also happened for eddie redmain for his portrayal of steven hawking. >> this belongsto all of those people around the world battling als. >> reporter: a struggle with early onset alzheimer's fueled julianne moore's character in "still alice" and her performance brought a first oscar as best actress. >> at the end of the day it's the work, you know. it's being able to do work that i love that's been so rewarding and this is just amazing. >> reporter: after dominating the pre-oscar award season, j.k. simmons scored again, best supporting actor for "whiplash" and patricia arquette earned an oscar in need of a post show name enscription, best supporting actress for "boyhood." ♪ oh glory ♪ glory >> reporter: the absence of acting nominations for "selma" stirred controversy into last night but a stirring performance of the anthem "glory" brought audience members to tears moments before it won best original song. >> this is really important. the oscars, there's nothing like it in the world, and for to us win this award we're very grateful. >> reporter: "the grand budapest ho

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best actor eddie redmain. best actress julianne moore and best picture, birdman.all star cast cosmo editor and chief looking lovely and entertainment reporter katrina vish. >> it was worth it. >> now she is dry and looking lovely. >> you heard a lot about her, a whole lot about her but only true when it comes from her lips and what beautiful lips they are, lisa renna joins me. hi. >> you guys look fantastic. a lot of back stage action to come. as the winners show off their gold statuettes and losers pretend to be happy for them it is all about parties. roxy is at elton john's party. we are going to start with christina smith at the vanity fair bash. you are the only person i am jealous of. what a gig you have. what was the highlight of the night for you? >> it helps that i work at vanity fair. it has been an amazing night. i personally am still getting over lady gaga's performance and john legend. i can see they brought down the auditorium. i also loved all the speeches. i thought that they were really good. they were short but they were very moving and to the poi

. >> and eddie redmain. >> i don't know what's coming. >> having swept the season so far, moore is the front runner for best actress playing a woman with alzheimer's in still alice. strong female performances are getting academy kudos but in the ranks of the other nominees, a boy's club. >> there's hardly any women. black female director who would have made history had she going a directing nomination didn't get nominated. >> it's a lack of diversity. >> it's an all-white lineup. they had an opportunity to nominate people for thread actor. >> that's a disappointment to many after 2014 -- and mexican born took home best actor. the 2015 nominations should be -- still struggling for academy recognition. >> i feel as if we have, you know, an incredible pool of talent. i think that we just need to look at the opportunities of creating more diversify -- the mexican director is favored to home the directing oscar for bird man. 2015 could just be a year of opportunity seized. stephanie illum, cnn hollywood. >> we'll have a complete list of all the winners and the four things you need to know.

. >> look, it all comes down tonight, best actor, it's been a tough, tough race between eddie redmainhe ring tonight for the fist time going head to head with these two guy, and that would be bradley cooper. we're calling the segment "oscars by numbers." one number you should look at 3-9-8. i think we have a full screen of it. bradley cooper made history. nominated for the third year in a row for best actor. he joins a group of nine other actors who have only done so in history, richard burton, a whole group of them. and of those nine eight have gone on to win best actor. so i would not count him out tonight. if there's going to be a surprise tonight, i think there will be a couple surprises. it will happen with "american sniper" for best film or best actor. you can't ignore if this movie. one of the things it has going for it of course is the box office pip think we have another full screen of that. it has gone on to outgross all its competition combined, grossing over $300 million worldwide to date. that's a hard thing for the academy to overlook. when this whole process started off

eddie red license main. >> don't know what's coming. they took everything. >> both redmain keaton already adorned in award season accolade. >> interesting people. >> i can see the words hanging in front of me, and i can't reach them. i don't know who i am. >> having swept the season so far, jewel inane moore is the frontrunner for best actress playing a woman with altzheimer's in still alice. >> rosamon pike, player iaian and reese whitherspoon round out the category. >> oh, my god. strong female performances are getting academy kudos in the acting cat gore ills. but in the ranks of the other nominees, a bit of a boys club. >> there is hardly any women nominated in the major categories of writing and directing, black female director, avenue a who would have made history, had she gotten a directing nomination, did, didn't get nominated. >> it is a year been criticized for lack of diversity. >> white line up i'm afraid. though certainly had an opportunity to nominate people like david olello for lead actor. >> disappointment to many in hollywood after 2014 when 12 years of sl