that was one hell of a hospital pass when warren beatty handed faye dunaway that envelope! filing out of the dolby theatre, obviously that's the only topic of conversation and i gather ryan gosling was in the same limo queue as you. i know how strange that sentence is, but he really was. he was waiting for the limo at the same time as we were and i saw him on his phone and i have to say his face, completely understandably, looked like thunder. can you imagine that moment? you know, the most widely tipped film, everybody thinking you are going to win, you are up on stage, your moment of glory and then to have it absolutely snatched away from you. i feel sorry for the moonlight people, as well, because their moment was to a certain extent spoiled as the oscar was being snatched from one hand to another and then at the side of that chaotic gathering there was poor faye dunaway holding hands with one of the other women on the stage obviously horrified at what she had been a part of, as well. i mean, absolutely extraordinary. everybody filing out was saying i have never been to

that's the category that he was reading and that faye dunaway were reading. awards up until the end were kind of predictable until we thought "la la land" win and that's how we thought it was expected but a big shock not only what happened with the screwup that "moonlight" beat "la la land" in the end. eventually they'll be able to laugh about this. right now damien chazelle, director of "la la land" he won best director, the youngest best director ever to win. he did not come backstage here and talk to us. probably because he knew what he'd be asked about. >> jason nathanson from back many stage. you have to feel for warren beatty and faye dunaway like we have the wrong card and she didn't realize and read it out loud. we'll hear more explanations. the wild ending started countless memes. >> a live picture of the dolby theatre. "gma" will have a full wrap-up and more of this half hour but definitely i would say "la la land," the atlanta falcons of the oscars. just when you think you're there, not so fast. >>> still ahead more from hollywood and the oscars in

faye dunaway thinks he is playing is the laughs. la la land. and read the name on the card.hugs all round for the lala land crew. an emotionaljordan horowitz, the producer, profusely thanked friends and family. thank you to my pa rents. friends and family. thank you to my parents. as the speeches continue, a small commotion develops. there is a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture. this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. moonlight. best picture. the team from moonlight, a coming—of—age drama set in the mean streets of miami are delighted and bemused. drama set in the mean streets of miami are delighted and bemusedlj wa nt to miami are delighted and bemusedlj want to tell you what happened. i opened the envelope and it said emma stone, la la land. that is why i took such a long look at faye and at you, i wasn't trying to be funny. he had been given the wrong envelope. there are duplicate sets of envelopes produced by the two auditors from accountancy practice pwc, a firm that has overseen the academy awards are more than 80 yea rs. academy awards are more

in the end, faye dunaway made the announcement. la la land.se la la land's producers were mid—way through their acceptance speeches when on came the man in the head phones frantically trying to clear the stage. it turned out that la la land hadn't won the oscar after all, it belonged to the producers of moonlight. this is not a joke. moonlight. this is not a joke. moonlight won best picture. land producer handed the oscar over as the audience looked on aghast. it was left to an embarrassed warren beatty to explain the producer's mistake. i want to tell you what happened. i opened the envelope. it said, "emma stone, la la land." that's why i look a long look at faye and at you. i wasn't trying to be funny. moonlight, the drama of a 93v be funny. moonlight, the drama of a gay black man growing up in miami was dwarfed by la la land in terms of nomination, but it ended triumphant in the most extraordinary of circumstances. even in my dreams this could not be true. to hell with dreams, i'm done with it because this is true. oh my goodness. dreams,

warren beatty and faye dunaway had the wrong card on stage. you see warren gets confused. hands it over to faye. she reads "la la land." a couple minutes later, once the stars are on stage, people started to figure out. pricewaterhousecoopers is the accounting firm which has done this for 83 years. they are doing this apologizing and taking responsibility for the error that was made during the announcement for best picture. they were given the wrong envelope. when discovered, it was immediately corrected. they did not say by whom. i didn't think it was immediate. there will be more fallout. somebody handed the wrong envelope to warren beatty and ta faye dunaway. >> "moonlight" won. >> let's talk to the "moonlight" folks. stephanie elam talked to them. she asked how it felt. >> when they said this is wrong. "moonlight" actually won. what did you think? >> we thought it seemed it was a joke. it's jimmy kimmel. >> right. >> that's the most disrespectful joke you could play on somebody. okay. or it was like "moonlight" is the real winner. paying homage. yeah. then it was real.

tom, you said warren beatty shoved it off on faye dunaway.s confused and he showed her the envelope and she was just like "la la land." i don't think he meant to. >> tom: i think he should step it up, it's because he's not the head of that household, annette denning is. >> if he said "la la land," they were getting that oscar. >> andy: malice, you said the plot of the oscars was supposed to be today we were supposed to be talking about how they took down trump. of the show wasn't even really political. it was just nowhere near what i expected it to be, i thought it would be out of control and it really wasn't. >> even a little bit of nonsense got completely overshadowed. >> andy: tom, i disagree with you that the show was boring until the last 5 minutes, i thought jimmy kimmel did a good job. >> tom: i didn't really believe that either. >> andy: jimmy, you said imagine what would've happened if the situation had been reversed and "moonlight" had been replaced by "la la land." if you were watching and you looked away for 30 seconds and looked

in the end faye dunaway made the announcement. la la land! moonlight. moonlight, best picture. la la land producerjordan horowitz moonlight, best picture. la la land producer jordan horowitz galla ntly handed the oscar over as the audience looked on aghast. it was left to an embarrassed warren beatty to try and explain the producers' mistake. i will tell you what happened. i opened the envelope and it said emma stone, la la land. that is why i took such a long look at faye and at you. i wasn't trying to be funny. moonlight, the drama of a 93v be funny. moonlight, the drama of a gay black man growing up in miami was dwarfed by la la land in terms of nominations but it ended triumphant in the most extraordinary of circumstances. even in my dreams this could not be true but too well with dreams. i'm done with it because this is true. oh, my goodness. academy award organisers are still trying to work out exactly what went wrong on a night like no other at the oscars. i blame myself for this. david willetts, bbc news, hollywood. a night like no ot

that's the category that he was reading and that faye dunaway were reading. awards basically up until the end were kind of predictable until that last and when everyone thought "la la land" won, that's how we expected it to go, that it won seven awards and that was going to happen. but it was a big shock that not only what happened with the screwup that "moonlight" beat "la la land" in the end. eventuout this. i got to tell you right now damien chazelle, director of "la la land" he won best director, the youngest best director ever to win, he did not come backstage here and talk to us. probably because he knew what he'd be asked about. >> that was abc's jason nathanson from backstage. and you have to kind of feel for warren beatty and faye dunaway like we have the wrong card and she didn't realize and read it out loud. so we're going to hear more explanations for how this went down, that wild ending to the show has already sparked countless memes, by the way. >> and we'll have that and much more from the dolby theatre. you see a live picture from the early mo

faye dunaway thinks he is playing for laughs. la la land. and reads the name on the card. so it is hugs all round for the la la land crew as the team behind the feel—good musical homage to hollywood make their way to the stage. an emotionaljordan horowitz, the producer, profusely thanks friends and family. thank you to my parents. as the speeches continue, a small commotion develops. there is a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture. what? this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. moonlight. best picture. the team from moonlight, a coming—of—age drama set in the mean streets of miami, are delighted and bemused. i want to tell you what happened. i opened the envelope and it said "emma stone, la la land". that is why i took such a long look at faye and at you. i wasn't trying to be funny. he had been given the wrong envelope. there are duplicate sets of winners‘ envelopes produced by the oscar two auditors from accountancy practice pwc, a firm that has overseen the academy awards for more than 80 years. within hours, pwc had released a statement saying it si

"la la land," warren beatty, faye dunaway, and oscar viewers for the mistake that was made. the presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong category envelope, and when discovered, it was immediately corrected. it's not the first time. back in 1964, sammy davis jr. was handed the wrong envelope. >> they gave me the wrong envelope. wait until the naacp hears about this. >> reporter: as for this year's mix-up, best actress, emma stone, telling our amy robach backstage, their victory was well deserved. >> i'm so beyond excited for "moonlight." i think it's one of the greatest films of all times. >> reporter: ali seen with ryan gosling, praising the crew from "la la land," for graciously handling the mix-up. >> i think i needed to hear them say it multiple times, and really pull us up. i love all of those folks up there. >> not since 1964, that clip from sammy davis jr. we love seeing that, tom. in the meantime, you are with us from l.a. tonight, and you count the accountant who gave the envelope to beatty, apparently put out a tweet that was sent out, and then deleted it? >>

in case you missed it, warn beatty and faye dunaway, the 50th anniversary of "bonnie and clyde," them to present best picture, biggest award of the night, the last one they give out. so warren and faye come out with the envelope. and, well, here's where the story starts. >> and the academy award -- for best picture -- >> you're awful. come on. >> "la la land." confused so he handed it to faye and let her read it. [ laughter ] in other words, clyde threw bonnie under the bus. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] slick move. very slick move. so faye dunaway announce s "la a land" as best picture, it was the favorite to win, "la la land" producers got on stage, which made sense. a few of them gave speeches. and i'm now sitting in the audience watching these speeches. the plan is for me to end the show from the audience in a seat next to matt damon, who i want you to make no mistake, whatever confusion about who won, matt damon lost. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] he is a loser. but we're sitting there. and we notice some commotion going on. and matt says, i think i heard the stage

faye dunaway thinks he is playing for laughs. la la land. and reads the name on the card. to the stage. an emotionaljordan horowitz, the producer, profusely thanks friends and family. thank you to my parents. as the speeches continue, a small commotion develops. there is a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture. what? this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. moonlight. best picture. the team from moonlight, a coming—of—age drama set in the mean streets of miami, are delighted and bemused.

please welcome warren beatty and faye dunaway -- [ laughter ] >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- academy award winner mahershala ali, comedian mike birbiglia, from "the bachelor," corrine, and guillermo on the oscars red carpet. and "mean tweets robert de niro edition." and now, right back at it, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. welcome. thanks, it's embarrassing. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you, thank you. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know if you know this, i hosted the oscars last night. [ cheers and applause ] i'll admit i was fishing. what a weird thing though. have any of you ever hosted the oscars before? well, let me tell you about it. except for the end, it was a lot of fun. [ laughter ] went very well. we were chugging along. then all of a sudden out of nowhere, it turned into one of those maury povich paternity test shows. [ laughter ] it was the weirdest tv finale since "lost." as i'm sure you've heard, "la la land" was simultaneously somehow the biggest

so he had his "bonnie and clyde" co-star faye dunaway read the card. "'la la land.'"ducers took the stage and thanked people, something was clearly wrong. "this is not a joke -- i'm afraid they read the wrong thing.""this is not a joke: 'moonlight' has won best picture. 'moonlight.' best picture." that a mistake! beatty explained, instead of best picture, he'd been handed a duplicate "actress in a leading role" envelope."i opened the envelope, and it said 'emma stone, la la land.' that's why i took such a long look at faye, and at you. i wasn't trying to be funny." "even in my dreams, this could not be true. but to hell with dreams! i'm done with it, 'cause this is true." in hollywood, i'm david daniel. the accounting firm that tallies the oscars, "pricewaterhouse-coopers," released a statement apologizing for the mistake. it reads... "we sincerely apologize to moonlight, la la land, warren beatty, faye dunaway, and oscar viewers for the error that was made during the award announcement for best picture. the presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong category enve

faye dunaway and warren beatty were handed the wrong envelope.mma stone, la la land. warren beatty seems to realise the mistake and faye dunaway looks over, sees la la land, calls it out, and she has disappeared and has not been seen since and she wouldn't comment at the after party. now there is a lot of finger—pointing. and whoever mixed up the envelopes, i don't fancy their future employment chances! but it means he will never ever forget who won best picture at this year's oscars ceremony. some people can't even remember who won last year! and jordan horrowitz, the producer of la la land, who took charge of the whole thing, maybe he should produce the oscars next year because he seems to know what he is doing! he rescued it and handed it to moonlight. i thought i had seen it all covering hollywood but this was all covering hollywood but this was a first. what a total fiasco. the oscars are hugely enjoyable and now they are covered in huge embarrassment. what a mess but what a laugh! we will probably interrupted our conversation as we go to in

warren beatty and faye dunaway came onto present the best picture academy award.eteran actor opened the envelope and pulled out the card that the winner's name was written on. he seems a little unsure. >> and the academy award -- reporter: and then a bit perplexed. >> for best picture -- reporter: faye dunaway thinks he is playing for laughs. >> "la la land." they read the name on the card. reporter: so that movie makes their way to the stage. >> thank you to my parents. reporter: as the acceptance speeches continue, a small commotion develops. >> there is a mistake. " moonlight," you guys want best picture. reporter: what? >> this is not a joke. " moonlight," best picture. reporter: the team from " moonlight," are delighted with the news. brexit i want to tell you what happened. i opened the envelope and it said emma stone, "la la land." that is why i took such a long look at faye and at you. i was not trying to be funny. reporter: he had been given the wrong envelope. you see, there are duplicate sets of winners envelopes produced. a firm that has been overseein

. >> announcer: coming up next, leonardo dicaprio, warren beatty, faye dunaway and the final academywards of the evening. this year there are a lot of amazing contenders. maybe the winner will be a comedy... or a drama... or an action film with state-of-the-art special effects. there might be a big reveal... a memorable song... an unlikely villain... an unexpected true love story. that's always a crowd-pleaser. d-out performance could put any one of them over the top, but whether it's a thriller... a rom-com... a horror movie... or a foreign film... the award for best picture will always belong to you. ♪ when people visit pandora, the first thing that hits them is the scope. it's a world! it's the only place where you can fly on a banshee. it's a thrill! you're gonna plunge. you're gonna dive. your're gonna swoop. it's like dreaming with your eyes wide open! i look forward to seeing you on pandora. (na'vi language) >> this is probably goi

"la la land," warren beatty, faye dunaway, and others. the presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong envelope, and it was corrected. it's not the first time. back in 1964, sammy davis jr. was handed the wrong envelope. >> they gave me the wrong envelope. wait until the naacp hears about this. >> reporter: emma stone telling our amy robach backstage, their victory was well deserved. >> it's one of the greatest films of all times. >> reporter: herschel ali seen with ryan gosling, praising the crew from "la la land," for handling the mix-up. >> i wanted them to say it all there. >> not since 1964, fromam we l that, tom. intercept, you a in the meantime, you are with us from l.a., and they sent out a tweet, and then deleted it? >> reporter: that's right, david. we want to put that tweet up on the screen right now. it shows emma stone holding that oscar statuette. it reads, best actress, emma stone backstage. cm e account of brian cullinan. he gave the wrong envelope to the actors, right when they walked out onage. ma question whether thi

brian: faye dunaway thing i know you are overrating cramer vs. cramer phoned it in.eryl streep, she is a great actress. her biggest attracter would have to agree with that donald trump tweeted out overrated. don't you think it could have been worse. abby: president trump didn't even tweet about this last night. steve: he was busy. abby: he was at the governor's ball. in a lot of ways this feels like a mean girls situation where they are all sitting there looking at each other like we're so pretty. we're so important. we're so good at what we do. aren't we great? can we give ourselves on a pat on the back. brian: you're not invited to the ball. brian: cool guys in the hall still. steve: meryl streep would have given the most political anti-trump speech of the night she didn't win because the oscar went to emma stone in the category that, of course, warren beatty then showed to faye dunaway and, of course, now the rest is history. abby: can i end with the miss universe tweet they started the whole thing when they announced the wrong winner she was crowned and horrible.

. >> announcer: coming up next, leonardo dicaprio, warren beatty, faye dunaway and the final academys of the evening. this year there are a lot of amazing contenders. maybe the winner will be a comedy... or a drama... or an action film with state-of-the-art special effects. there might be a big reveal... a memorable song... an unlikely villain... an unexpected true love story. that's always a crowd-pleaser. truth is, even a single stand-out performance could put any one of them over the top, but whether it's a thriller... a rom-com... a horror movie... or a foreign film... the award for best picture will always belong to you. ♪ when people visit pandora, the first thing that hits them is the scope. it's a world! it's the only place where you can fly on a banshee. it's a thrill! you're gonna plunge. you're gonna dive. your're gonna swoop. it's like dreaming with your eyes wide open! i look forward to seeing you on pandora. (na'vi language) >> this is probably going to be the toughest part. >> i've been working on this see for 25 years. >> it's so good. >> woo! >> when i was a kid, it

look closely, you can see the envelope given to presenters warren beatty and faye dunaway says actressn a leading role. >> i opened the envelope and it said "emma stone, la la land." >> reporter: an executive with price waterhouse coopers, an accounting firm that oversees voting, said today, we made a human error. our partner on the left side of the stagehanded the wrong envelope to warren beatty." throughout the night he carried a suitcase with one set of envelopes, his colleague martha ruiz carried a duplicate set. they stood on opposite ends of the stage during the show and could be seen onstage during the chaos. in an interview before the oscars, they said they memorized the results in case the wrong winner is announced. >> if something were to occur, we would go directly to the stage manager and let them know there's a problem. >> they would make a correction, probably right then on stage, and do it live. >> reporter: and that is what happened. >> you cannot script this stuff. >> those guys were extremely gracious. in handing over and calling us up to the stage. so much love to th

. >> pelley: faye dunaway's question to warren beatty in "bonnie and clyde" takes on a whole new meetingast night. here's kevin frazier. >> it was a perfect hollywood ending with a twist starring warren beatty and faye dunaway. >> and the academy award --. >> reporter: warren beatty hesitated and handed over the envelope to his partner in crime. for over two moments while the winners gave their speeches, chaos behind. two accountants responsible for counting the ballots are frantically talking to warren beatty and horowitz takes the mic. >> there's a mistake. you guys won best picture. the wrong red envelope, labeled best actress, had been handed to beatty. >> this is not a joke. i'm afraid they read the wrong thing. >> reporter: it was a televised scene of shock and confusion as "moonlight" cast and producers made their way to the stage. >> even in my dreams this could not be true. to hell with dreams. i'm done with it. because this is true. >> reporter: there are two sets of red winner envelopes carried into the oscars under lock and key by price water how's coopers account btds martha

it was not his fault or faye dunaway's fault.and speak to us outside the governor's ball, and i asked him if this sort of snafu that everythi everybody is talking about, does it take away? does it tarnish their win, and this is what he had to say. with this win, despite how it happened. and that was a shock for you in how you even knew how to handle it. what does it mean that you did win, the shock and how does it feel that you have this win? >> it feels good. i'm not an academy voter, so i think the choice was the academy's. we were awarded best picture, but the choice is maid by the -- made by the academy. they noticed that the work was meritous. and whatever distinction was made, what it symbolizes is that these lives that these characters were not only marginalized, they should be centered. and there are many different versions of the american experience. in that way, i'm hopeful. it makes me look forward to the future. >> reporter: do you think your win was tarnished at all because of what happened? >> not at all. i make mov

warren beatty and faye dunaway ended up with the wrong envelope. awarded it to the wrong movie.moonlight" was the real winner. the bay area's mahershala ali talked about the mishap after the oscars. >> it just threw me a bit. because -- it threw me more than a bit. but i just didn't -- i didn't want to go up there and take anything from somebody. you know? it is very hard to feel joy in a moment like that. you know, but -- somebody else, just in front of them. but i feel fortunate for us to walk away with the best picture award. it is pretty remarkable. >> host jimmy kimmel said the cast of "la la land" was gracious on stage and off after, handing over the oscar for best picture. >>> pricewaterhousecoopers, the accounting firm that tallies the oscars voting, released a statement. here's what it says. we sincerely apologize to moonlight, "la la land," warren beatty, faye dunaway and oscar viewers for the error made during the best picture. the presenters had been mistakingly given the wrong envelope. when discovered was immediately corrected. we're discovering how this happened a

you said the honor fell to warren beatty and faye dunaway. so watch what happened. for a while. he's trying to find the correct envelope. and she's like come on with it. go on with it. because he knows he has the wrong envelope. >> she thinks he's trying to be funny? >> yeah. >> she's like come on. >> "la la land." >> she looks over and all she sees is "la la land." >> he's showing it to her like what do we do with this? >> then this is the producer. >> there's a mistake. >> before all of this, the interesting things, as they were talking you saw a tech with a headset. i was looking at it live on tv like why is this guy up there? did somebody crash the stage? what's happening. you see the tech walking around, and it turns out what was why. >> so much chaos, that it's hard to make out what happened until justin hurwitz comes out and tries to explain, and then warren beatty explains. >> i opened the envelope, and it said emma stone "la la land." that's why i took such a long look at faye and at you. i wasn't trying to be funny. >> well, you were funny. >> thank you ve

faye dunaway thinks he's playing for laughs. la la land. and reads the name on the card.ge to hollywood make their way to the stage. thank you to the adademy... an emotionaljordan horowitz, the film's producer, effusively thanks friends and family. thank you to my parents... as the acceptance speeches continue, a small commotion develops. no, there's a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture. what?! this is not a joke — moonlight has won best picture. moonlight, best picture. the team from moonlight, a coming—of—age drama set in the mean streets of miami, are delighted and bemused. i want to tell you what happened. i opened the envelope, and it said, "emma stone, la la land". that's why i took such a long look at faye and at you. i wasn't trying to be funny. he had been given the wrong envelope. you see, there are duplicate sets of winners' envelopes produced by the two 0scar auditors from accountancy practice pwc, a firm that has been overseeing the academy awards for more than 80 years. within hours, pwc released a statement apologising for the mistake. things hap

we know it wasn't warren beaty's fault...and you can't blame faye dunaway.rice=waterhouse accounting is taking the blame -- and says it's really sorry... . tonight...exaplaing further...saying pwc managing partner brian cullinan there on the right..."mistakenly handed the áback-upá envelope for actress in a leading role instead of the envelope for best picture to presenters warren beatty and faye dunaway." "once the error occurred, protocols for correcting it were not followed through quickly enough by mr. cullinan or his partner," you've probably seen the video by now....even if you weren't watching...."la la land" being announced as the best movie of the year..... so the backup emma stone best actress in la la land envelope was inadvertantly handed to the presenters. bay area native mahershala ali won his first oscar at last night's academy awards.he was recognized for his supporting role in moonlight which also won for best movie. tonight his first drama teacher in the east bay is glowing with pride.kron 4's ella sogomonian met with her at st. mary's coll

we know it wasn't warren beaty's fault...and you can't blame faye dunaway.price=waterhouse accounting is taking the blame -- and says it's really sorry... . tonight...exapl aing further...saying pwc managing partner brian cullinan there on the right..."mistakenly handed the áback-upá envelope for actress in a leading role instead of the envelope for best picture to presenters warren beatty and faye dunaway." "once the error occurred, protocols for correcting it were not followed through quickly enough by mr. cullinan or his partner," you've probably seen the video by now....even if you weren't watching...."la la land" being announced as the best movie of the year..... and only after the acceptance speeches were underway.........it became clearit was all a jaw- dropping mistake...and the actual winner -- was "moonlight." somehow - the wrong envelope had been handed to beatty.... it was left over from emma stone's win as best actress in la-la land. late today....people were still processing all this. including one ofthe actors from "moonlight." new at 8. presi

faye dunaway thinks he's playing for laughs. la la land! and reads the name on the card., as the team behind the feel—good musical homage to hollywood make their way to the stage. an emotionaljordan horowitz, the film's producer, effusively thanks friends and family. thank you to my parents... as the acceptance speeches continue, a small commotion develops. no, there's a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture. what?! this is not a joke — moonlight has won best picture. moonlight, best picture. the team from moonlight, a coming—of—age drama set in the mean streets of miami, are delighted and bemused. i want to tell you what happened. i opened the envelope, and it said, "emma stone, la la land". that's why i took such a long look at faye and at you. i wasn't trying to be funny. he had been given the wrong envelope. you see, there are duplicate sets of winners‘ envelopes produced by the two oscar auditors from accountancy practice pwc, a firm that has been overseeing the academy awards for more than 80 years. within hours, pwc released a statement, apologising for the

>> faye dunaway's question to warren beatty in "bonnie and clyde" takes on a whole new meaning after fiasco last night. here's kevin frazier from entertainment tonight. >> it was a perfect hollywood ending with a twist starring warren beatty and faye dunaway. >> and the academy award -- >> reporter: as beatty opened the envelope, he hesitated and handed it over to his partner. for over two minutes while the winners gave their acceptance speeches, chaos was growing behind them. a staff manager is seen taking the envelope, while two accountants responsible for counting the ballots are frantically talking to warren beatty and horowitz takes the mike. >> there's a mistake. "moonlight," you guys won best picture. >> reporter: the wrong red envelope, labeled best actress, seen in this photo, had been handed to beatty. >> this is not a joke. i'm afraid they read the wrong thing. >> reporter: it was a televised scene of shock and confusion as "moonlight" cast and producers made their way to the stage. >> even in my dreams this could not be true. to hell with dreams. i'm done with it. because

warren beatty and faye dunaway in announcing the winner for best picture when this happened. >> the academy award -- for best picture. >> lala land. >> he hesitated. the crew came on stage and started giving people came from backstage at the different envelope leading to the shocking moment. >> there is a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture. this is not a joke. i'm afraid they read the wrong thing. this is not a joke. someone has won best picture. holding that the card come with routing "moonlight" was the real picture. the best actress envelope by accident. he held it up for everybody to see. the jaw-dropping club now compared to steve harvey's miss universe mistake. sure into plenty of other wins. the film took home gold statues for best act to raise for her role as an aspiring actress in the film. "lala land" director also won a 32-year-old is the youngest right to win an oscar. another big winner tonight was best actor and won his first oscar for his role in manchester by the sea. the night had plenty of shots at president tran. >> is a mexican come as latin american come as l

it appears the warrant 80 and faye dunaway it were handed the wrong envelope, the most dramatic twistnday 27th february. also this morning: the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse finally holds its first public hearings more than two and a half years

okay. ( laughter ) now it wasn't warren beatty and faye dunaway's fault.he accountant in the wings gave them an envelope showing the winner of the previous category best actress, emma stone for la la land. you had one job, price waterhouse coopers! one job! ( cheers and applause ) one! that's it! that's all they had to do! >> jon: yes. >> stephen: thank god they don't run an s.t.d. clinic. ( laughter ) "you're all clean, mr. johnson. have a nice day..... no, i'm sorry, emma stone is clean, you have chlamydia." ( laughter ) legally, i can say emile ouamouno is all clean. i can legally say that. speaking of heartbreaking mistakes, donald trump -- ( cheers and applause ) -- donald trump will address a joint session of congress tomorrow night. we'll be doing a live show because, it's the only thing that slows down my drinking. that joke is based on a true story. ( ht the president is going to say, but word is he will finally reveal his plan to replace obamacare, which he teased this morning. >> we're going to repeal and replace obamacare. and we have come up w

pwc is taking full responsibility for warren beatty and faye dunaway being handed the wrong envelope before announcing the oscar for best picture. >> so this now deleted tweet showing oscar winner emma stone backstage was sent by pwc's brian cullinan just before the best picture announcement. that is raising questions about whether he was distracted from his official duties of handing out the envelopes. on his show last night, oscar host jimmy kimmel shedding some light on what we didn't see. >> and i'm now sitting in the audience watching these speeches. the plan is for me to end the show from the audience in a seat next to matt damon. but we're sitting there and we notice some commotion going on and matt says i think i heard the stage manager say they got the winner wrong stage manager's on. the stage manager is never on camera. it's very unusual. we're sitting there. you kind of figure, well, you know, the host will go on stage and clear this up. then i remember, oh, i'm the host. >> kimmel's show also started with some mock surveillance video. we can see his security guard, quote

price water house cooper apologized to the cast of will a land and faye dunaway and oscar viewers. they went on tolls they are investigating. -- to say they are investigating. it was a great night for la la land, the film's director damien chazelle of haverford won the best director award. it was a big night for ardmore song writer who shared an oscar for best original song for city of stars from la la land, accepting the award he gave a shout out to his mother kathy he thanked her for letting him quit soccer and letting him be in the school musical instead. >> what would johnny carson have done. >> reporter: didn't spotlight win last year? i'm going to write a script spotlight, moonlight. we're dry out there, looking on sky6 live hd there's the promise of sunshine coming up over the horizon although we have high clouds that will filter through. today is a mix of sun and clouds. temperature 34 degrees in philadelphia. 29 in wilmington, 28 in trenton. 26 in allentown. 41 degrees in cape may, new jersey. as we take a look at the wide view on satellite, again high clouds beginning to

. >> and the academy award -- [ laughter ] -- for best picture -- >> and to faye dunaway. >> that's awesome. >>> two people who never make mistakes, poppy harlow, and john berman. >> if it happened here it would half to be poppy's fault. it was the best way to end the oscars ever, unless you are one of the films involved or the academy, or warren beatty, or faye dunaway. all right. >> good morning, everybody. i am john berman. >> i am poppy harlow. tonight the president will have the ears of america, and they are putting the final touches on his first congressional address and we are being told it will be an optimistic speech and the renewal of the american spirit. >> it's undoubtedly a huge moment, but what kind of moment? the first day of the rest of his life, or the same one, day one of a new focused presidency or day 40 of the trump presidency? just a few moments ago, the president handed out grades in an untrumpian twist, he did not give himself all a's. >> in terms of achievement, i would not give myself an a, and i don't think we have explained it well enough to the american public,

. >> and the academy award -- [ laughter ] -- for best picture -- >> and to faye dunaway. >> that's awesome two people who never make mistakes, poppy harlow, and john berman. >> if it happened here it would half to be poppy's fault. it was the best way to end the oscars ever, unless you are one of the films involved or the academy, or warren beatty, or faye dunaway. all

we know it wasn't warren's fault...and you can't blame faye dunaway.ccounting is taking the blame -- and says it's really sorry... . you've probably seen the video by now....even if you weren't watching...."la la land" being announced as the best movie of the year..... and only after the acceptance speeches were underway.........it became clearit was all a jaw-dropping mistake...and the actual winner -- was "moonlight." somehow - the wrong envelope had been handed to beatty.... it was left over from emma stone's win as best actress in la-la land. late today....people were still processing all this. including one ofthe actors from "moonlight." tonight.....most of the unofficial blame seems to be falling on accountantbrian cullinan. it's believed 'he' mistakenly handed over the wrong envelope. meantime....there's a great photo being released tonight....showingthe reaction of celebrities in the neighborhood.. stars including matt damon, michelle williams and meryl streep....looking astonished... like those of us watching at home....it was a "what just hap