harvey weinstein, everyone. "the artist" still in theaters. is her forthcoming cd, it comes out march 20th. it's called "the mf life." here with the song "4 am," melanie fiona. ♪ sitting here feeling kinda crazy but not just any crazy it's the kind you feel when you love somebody ♪ ♪ and i know that my baby is calling somebody else baby and i can't sit still look how gone it got me ♪ ♪ who knew that my heart could have a bruise ♪ ♪ you see this scar here on my chest ♪ ♪ i'm hurting and he don't even care ♪ ♪ it's 4:00 a.m. and my lover won't answer ♪ ♪ he's probably somewhere with a dancer sippin' champagne ♪ ♪ while i'm in his bed it's 4 a.m. and i think i might lose it this [ bleep ] thinking i'm stupid damn ♪ ♪ he must have bumped his head ♪ ♪ don't he know it's 4:00 a.m. ♪ standing here and i'm getting heated ♪ ♪ pour me up a drink i swear i need it ♪ ♪ i think i'm about to hurt somebody swear this man is begging me to leave him ♪ ♪ i'm getting sick of being so mistreated ♪ ♪ another night without without his arms around me ♪ ♪ who knew th

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harvey weinstein, everyone. "the artist" still in theaters. we'll be right back with melanie fiona.

we will also here as a man who has established himself, harvey weinstein's. this is coming up, right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> the movie "hugo" is up for more awards and any other film, the story of an orphan in the 1930's and stars the oscar winner sir ben kingsley/ >> a fix it. >> he might as well use these you have not stolen yet. tavis: does working in 3-d alter what you do as an actor? >> it demands a stillness and the accuracy. when you are really close up, the camera can see. the camera can see the thoughts in your brain before they happen. it is x-ray. you really have to be in character. so on top of the game. there are no filters. it is all from the heart, and then the camera. it was a tight rope but one that was exhilarating to all. you can never explain. you can never comment. yo

please say hello to harvey weinstein. [ applause ] congratulations. you must love monday mornings after the oscars because you always seem to win about 30 of them. >> we stay up all night too which is even better. >> jimmy: how many have you won so far? >> we've been nominated for 303 and we've won 90. >> jimmy: 90. [ applause ] wow. and yet when you don't win you probably still get mad, right? >> we still stay up all night. >> jimmy: you still get angry. >> and we still party. >> jimmy: did you celebrate? >> we celebrated with about 1,000 people. first we started at the governor's ball which is very polite and nice. then we went to our place which is crazy. then "vanity fair" which is elegant. then madonna's party. >> jimmy: at madonna's party? where did madonna have a party? >> at her manager's house. >> jimmy: oh, really? was she there at the party? >> she was there at the party. she did the halftime show from the super bowl. >> jimmy: i'm familiar with her work. she did it again for you guys? >> she did it again. 110 million people watching. >> ji

before "the artist" came out, harvey weinstein -- we agreed he is a character. the program telling me about this thing before it even came out. what is it that is making this work? he gave you all of the credit. he said he was not in it from the beginning. he found out later on. he gave you credit for this process. what is making it work? >> for the movie, i think the format is something that can be new for people. it is very speciaspatial. being silent, and leaves so much room for your imagination. i think people enjoy that also, i think it is a movie without cynicism and without sarcasm. and it is a of movie about hollywood and about america. many people are happy to see a naive movie about hollywood. i think maybe that works. and maybe, i don't know. maybe there is some kind of -- it is a new experiment. they think, it is silent, black- and-white, french. maybe it is going to be boring. tavis: [laughter] >> maybe they have a negative idea. the movie is easy to watch, so they are more happy. what may tavis: do think that this would work? -- tavis: what made yo

we'll talk with movie mogul, harvey weinstein. another scary incident for cruise ship passengers. >>> another round of violence erupts in afghanistan. they pressure syria to stop shelling its own people. talking with secretary of state hillary clinton. >>> first, we begin with a look at today's eye-opener. your world in 90 seconds. the oscar goes to "the artist." >> jean dujardin. >> a silent film makes the loudest noise. >> merci beaucoup, i love you. >> on hollywood's biggest night. >> we bow to our fellow nominees. >> we wrap up. i'm wrapping up. i'm sorry. i'm freaking out. >> why her again? >> people ask me when will the economy turn around. oh, how about about 11 or 12:00 at night when they declare me the winner in november. >> now it's tied or i'm slightly ahead. i'm planning on winning here in michigan and also in arizona. >> republican hopefuls make their closing arguments in michigan. >> when the men and women who serve under you are killed, you don't apologize. >> i'm sure many are looking to newt gingrich for foreign p

. >>> and harvey weinstein is back on top of hollywood once again. and another scary incident for carnival cruise ship passengers. >>> there is breaking news out of ohio. four students shot at a high school. >>> world leaders pressuring syria to stop shelling their own people. we sit down with secretary of state hillary clinton. >>> but we begin with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> and the oscar goes to "the artist." >> a silent film makes the loudest noise. >> merci beaucoup! i love you! >> good evening. >> we bow to our fellow nominees. >> please wrap up. i'm wrapping up. i'm sorry. i'm freaking out. >> oh, come on. her again. >>> breaking news in ohio. four students reported wounded in a school shooting. >> we are told by the sheriff that at least one suspect believed to be a student was taken into custody. >> people ask me when will the economy turn around? oh, how about 11:00 or 12:00 at night when they declare me the winner in november? >> republican hopefuls make their closing arguments in michigan. >> now it's tigh

harvey weinstein beats the drum on her behalf. davis is the choice for "the help." >> and gallantly stepping in after host eddie murphy untimed departure. billy crystal has been keeping his plans on the download so far. he is working with uggy has been a curse. what billy does unleash is likely to be memorable. >> i'm back. >> silent but deadly, artist a clear favorite. hollywood has moved on to the bigger question. >> blockbuster and mega bang, bang, what does a silent movie victory say. >> at that time when they are being bombarded by technology, this reminds the world. >> carolyn: and so the academy awards is right here on abc7 one week from today. oscar sunday, february 26th, but you can predict the winners and get the latest buzz right at oscar.com. you can download the exclusive app for iphones and ipads. it will give you live video from all important red carpet and backstage on oscar sunday. lisa and you are busy trying to wade through all the movies. >> may be good day to do that. for the afternoon we got clouds and just a

we hear from harvey weinstein. plus an interview with artist, jennifer aniston. "cbs morning news" for monday. as always, appreciate you watching. i'm terrell brown. watching. i'm terrell brown. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com the courtroom today. the key rulings the judge will make and how they could make or break the case against ross mirkarimi. >>> lawyers for ross mirkarimi in court today. the key rulings that could make or brace the case against the san francisco sheriff. >>> full speed ahead at the golden gate bridge. w

goes to show harvey weinstein is a war horse. that movie had no chance.movie in this day and age? it is so charming. >> a lot of op he hads -- op eds were saying it shouldn't have been in the category. >> true. but if you had seen it, eventually, however remember a lot of the times, movies are true of the times. >> we learned in 2008 no country for men was john mccain. >>> let's talk about best actress. it was viola davis or meryl streep. >> yes. we were all equally surprised. i think she gets the award for best speech. >> i agree. she was wonderful. >>> she tanked the people she needed to thank and she was charming. it had been 2 years since she last won. 17 nominations. she is undoubtly the best living actress in the world. >> consistent, too. julia child she was dead on with that. and again with margaret thatcher. it was nice seeing the two, viola and meryl streep meet. octavia spencer, no surprise she went home with the supporting actress. >> no she was quite disturbing. 94% of the academy is write and 73% is old men and male, specifically. i was happ

. >> hosted by harvey weinstein. >> love him. >> steve tibbs. >> co-owner of the team. >> matt lauer was there. and just paging through -- >> john mcenroe and brian williams. >> paging through the paper and who do we see in the "daily news" but you and your old boyfriend. >> they're trying to start some trouble there for us. you know if you sit with rege, and you were at our table, frank was atur table, if you're at a table with regis, there is a lot of yelling going on. >> yelling while the speakers are speaking. >> more entertaining than anything that's going on. one of the reporters -- frank -- that was him, he was there and he asked regis, hey, you were just on the show and so i guess we're going to see more of you. what did regis say? >> i can can't read it anymore. he said, we're talking. we're talking. >> the way regis says it -- >> we're talking. but there were lots of people there. you saw everybody from piers morgan -- they gave out cookies. they were a hit. >> tell them what happened to regis. >> he jammed that cookie into his suit pocket and he was looking for the ticket

first, harvey weinstein bought the film. >> i truly related to the film, because the first time i felteated in my life is when i got injured in my senior year in high school. i wish i had a coach that believed in me. >> anybody can be a champ. >> reporter: if mart season a champ come oscar sunday, he'll make history as the first black film maker to win for a documentary. >> this film is 100% a collaboration between myself and my dan lindsey. so i want to make sure he gets recognized for being the 10th director of irish-american descent to get -- to win an oscar, as well. >> there's nothing else to be said except for one thing. don't quit. >> reporter: kareen wynter, cnn, hollywood. >> tune in sunday night as a.j. hammer hosts our special live coverage of the oscars, the road to gold sunday at 6:30 eastern. >>> checking our headlines for you now, two american officers have been shot dead inside the highly secure afghan interior ministry and the gunman is still at large. the taliban is claiming responsibility, saying the shootings were in response to the recent burning of korans at a u.s

and master oscar mogul harvey weinstein beats the oscar drum on her behalf, viola davis remains the betystal meth-od" gallantly stepping into the host role after eddie murphy's untimed departure, billy crystal has been keeping his comic plans for oscars night on the down low. reports that he would be working with the canine uggie has been a curve. what billy does unleash is likely to be memorable. >> i'm back. >> reporter: silent but deadly. with "the artist" clearly best picture favorite, hollywood has moved on to the bigger question with the blockbusters and big bangs, what does a silent movie's victory say? >> at a time when they are being bombarded by all of this technology this reminds them and reminds the world what's so special about a movie on a big screen. >> reporter: chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> don't forget to tune in on oscar sunday, february 26th, at 7:00 eastern. 4:00 pacific here on abc. i have a lot of movies to see before then. >> one of my favorite nights of the year. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- the linterview. the man that everyone wants t

for while master oscar mogul harvey weinstein beats the best actress drum on her behalf, the exquisiteght betting choice for "the help." >> it is important. >> reporter: crystal meth-od. gallantly stepping into the host's role after original host eddie murphy's not exactly untimed departure, billy crystal's been keeping his comic plans for oscar night on the down low thus far. reports that he'd be working with "the artist's" canine a-lister uggie have been a curve. silent but deadly. with "the artist" a clear best picture favorite, hollywood has already moved on to the bigger question. the business of comic book blockbusters and mega bang bang, what does a silent movie's victory say? >> at a time when they are being bombarded by all this new technology, this reminds them and reminds the world what is so special about movies on a big screen. >> reporter: chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> i can't talk. i'm really behind in seeing the movies. >> me too. it's embarrassing. >> but you have to see "the help." >> i don't know why i haven't seen "the help" yet. i just saw "the descenda

-- the coach of my son's little league baseball team's named daniel glasser, who works with harvey weinsteinouple of months ago. and we've been trying to figure out a way, me, myself, and harvey, a way to do business together. he said, you have a film that you should get involved with. it's not something you do for money. you should do it out of love. >> jimmy: he tells everybody -- yeah. i think he says that to everybody. we'll see with the next one. [ laughter ] >> well, it worked. it worked because i watched this movie. and this movie truly blew me away. i lot of you guys don't know this. i had a dream i was an aspiring football player. i broke my leg the last day of football camp my senior year. and my dreams were deferred. when you're playing good, you're playing good in high school, everybody's on you. you're the cream of the crop. you know, the coaches is your best friend. as soon as you get hurt, nobody's speaking to you. there's something about this coach. bill courtney. >> jimmy: he's a great guy. >> a great coach. a great guy. it's about a team in north memphis. it's about never,

. >> someone like harvey weinstein is involved, a risk taker but totally gets the median of film? this film earlier in a rough cut and bought this film like this. called up his company, i bought a film. what is it? >> go and look at it. it's silent black and white. they thought he was nuts. >> he saw the magic like the king's speech. >> without and audience. he saw it without the reaction of canne. that's brilliant. >> you were one of the biggest it girl of the "it" girl phenomenon. you can give us grim warnings. and then you went and had a family. your role doesn't mirror the lead role of the movie. you were massive and -- >> like george valentine in the film. >> he's slightly more epic. did it make you feel? >> i mean, certainly, yes, i could relate to it a bit. mainly it was that i -- you know, in our relationship, it's sort of a love that's died. and we're having a rift. and, you know, a young starlet comes along. so i could relate to the whole story, the beauty about this movie is that it's a simple, beautiful love story. and we've all had love and we've lost it and we've had

so we'll ask producer harvey weinstein how he plans to follow up on the success of his silent film. see you at 7:00. >> charlie, did you stay up and watch the whole show? >> i did. up until 11:00. not the whole show. i finally said i'm getting up at 4:00, better get to bed soon. a lot of interesting things happening there, too. meryl streep i thought was not only gracious but funny as well all of the accolades for "the artist" an interesting night for movie business. >> i should say. >> good to see billy crystal back. >> he was great. >> indeed. >> thank you, charlie rose. see you at 7:00. >>> as charlie just mentioned, "the artist" was huge winning five oscars. here's some of the other winners. is it hugo had five oscars. meryl streep was just terrific, and she got best actress for iron lady. her third, first in 30 years. 82-year-old christopher plummer won for best supporting actor for "the beginners." octavia spencer for best supporting actress in "the help." sacha baron cohen not so help: he got kicked off the red carpet for a stunt he pulled off at the awards show. >> he joking

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the young boy that you just saw, alex, went himself together with harvey weinstein to argue why this nd he said, you mean, i can't even see my own life? >> i understand harvey was on the board talking about even withdrawing from the academy. >> it means a lot to have this support because as a filmmaker, we want to tell their stories and dwoemt want the stories minimized. >> lee, you have been showing this film, though, to students. there are numbers that 80% of the kids are bystanders in a situation like this. after kids see this movie, what do they tell you? does it change anything? >> it does. we screened it for 500 students in st. louis very recently, and about must have been 300 things on our facebook wall, and many of them were like i want to now be a principal so i can stop bullying. a young kid named max said, a seventh or eighth grader said on my bus ride home a kid was gettiget ing bullied that's always bullied and i stepped in. i stopped it. i took him to the counselor, i walked with him, i made that difference. he said i never would have done that had i not seen the movie.

. >> reporter: chapman is married to harvey weinstein, hollywood producer of "the artist" and "the ironesn't hurt. i think you know his relationship with actresses is a very different relationship. i don't think anybody is going to let harvey tell them how to get dressed. >> reporter: when it comes to the red carpet, actresses make game time decisions. >> they usually have about three or four choices. so i give myself some leeway to have a feeling on the day. >> reporter: because those pictures can last a lifetime and that's good business for marchesa. >> i think red carpet dressing really has made marchesa what it is today. and i'm not sure marchesa would be here today if it wasn't for red carpet dressing. >> reporter: alina cho, cnn, new york. sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers.

. >> i think i know why we loved it so much, because harvey weinstein was in the audience with us. >>afterwards. love you, harvey, but that is what he does. >> but say what you will about the movie itself, i know there were a lot of critics who said this on both sides said, loved it, hated it, but she was incredible. she lost herself in that character. >> yes, she was. but the british don't like it. they think it's sort of -- it's just not the right look at her and there's just too much going on in there. i really think viola davis will win. i think "the help" was a big summer hit, super hit. >> good movie. >> viola is a relative newcomer. she's been working for a long time but she really hasn't popped until a couple of years. "doubt" was her first domination. >> i hope the best supporting actress wins, too. she was amazing. oh, my gosh. >> presumed winner for months and months. >> that icing, if you haven't seen the movie. >> chocolate pie in my story. >> chocolate pie, yeah. we have one other thing. sasha bearicohen in "the dictat" >> just so people know sacha as a movie out called

. >> reporter: chapman is married to harvey weinstein, hollywood producer of the artists and the irone it doesn't hurt. i think you know his relationship with actresses is a very different relationship. i don't think anybody is going to let harvey tell them anything. >> reporter: when it comes to the red carpet, actresses make game time decisions. >> they usually have about three or four choices. so i give myself some leeway to have a feeling on the day. >> reporter: buzz those pictures can last a lifetime. and that's good business for marchesa. >> i think red carpet dressing really has made marchesa what it is today. and i'm not sure marchesa would be here today if it wasn't for red carpet dressing. >> well, she's been humble. you won't believe how far they will go to please a celebrity. often make house calls on the day of the oscars to make sure everything fits just right. last year haley steinfeld wore this beautiful pink marchesa gown to the oscars. it wasn't originally pink. it was originally a white wedding gown. >> and the day of they changed it? >> not on the day of but over