. >> i am francis riviera. >> it seems every day a new development in washington that will spark some kind of debate. the battle over supreme court choice is already heating up with protests underway on the steps of the high court as mr. trump revealed his choice of neil gorsuch during a prime time address to the nation. >> i have always felt after the defense of our nation the most important decision a president of the united states can make is the appointment of a supreme court justice. the qualifications of judge gorsuch are beyond dispute. he is a man of our country and a man who our country really needs and needs badly to ensure the rule of law and rule of justice. >> gorsuch would fill the void by scalia when he passed one year ago. according to the north korld according to the "new york times," if confirmed gorsuch would be the youngest supreme court justice in decades, and he gladly accepted the nomination. if i am confirmed i will dowel all my powers permit. mr. president, i am honored and i am humbled. thank you very much. >> congressional republicans praised mr. trump's con

i'm francis riviera. >>> a night of glitz, glamor and emotional moments at the 89th academy awards. it's being overshadowed by a major screwup. it happened in the final moments of the ceremony when the oscar for best picture was mistakenly given to "la la land" instead of "moonlight." we're live outside the theater in hollywood with those details. jennifer, how could all this happen? >> reporter: well, it was just a mix-up of the envelope. that's what price waterhouse cooper said in a statement they just released. it was the best argument though for watching all the way to the very end. it was a twist that nobody saw coming and it's all anybody's talking about. >> "la la land." >> reporter: for several minutes it appeared a best picture win had capped a magical seven oscar night for "la la land." only it didn't. >> there's a mistake. "moonlight." you won best picture. >> reporter: during acceptance speeches show producers realized presenters faye dunaway and warren beatty had read from the wrong card. the audience was stunned. so was the "moonlight" team. >> clearly, even in my drea