the winner was independent power house, harvey weinstein, who distributed last year's oscar winner, "the artist." >>> a fight outside a community college turned into the nation's latest campus shooting. three people were sent to the hospital with gun shot wounds. the violence prompted a quick response from police and an evacuation of the students. >> we couldn't actually hear what they were arguing about. we could hear them arguing. the shooter, actually, you know, he said i don't want to fight you. i'm not trying to go to jail. he turned away from the situation. but whatever they said turned around, and started shooting. >> the apparent target of the shooting is in critical condition. the gunman accidentally shot himself as well. the other victim was a maintenance man caught in the cross fire. classes will reopen tomorrow. >>> meantime, first responders are developing a new game plan for this kind of emergency. bob orr shows us the changing and aggressive strategy for confronting a gunman on campus. >> what you are watching is a training exercise at george mason university near washi

congratulations you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. that means the writers copied stuff from microsoft word and pasted it into final draft. >> so have you started working with seth yet? >> oh, we've been working with him since the -- since september. we work with him several times a week, just about every day, actually. >> how much collaboration. do the three of you get together and work on what his jokes are going to be, his comments. how much from the two of you, how much from him? how much other writers? >> well, seth is in charge of his sections of the show. his hosting sections and has this team of writers writing his material for that. we have input into that, of course. but neil and i are creating the entire show around seth. so we have created entertainment pods of different sections of the show that are unique for this particular oscar show that are different from other oscar shows. >> and we know there's going to be a tribute to the james bond franchise. can you give us the scoop? >> that's correct. >> what else can we expect

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you five ladies no longer have to be attract todd harvey weinstein. >> i'm here with the new oscar hostacfarlane. >> this is a family show. >> who was shut out? "extra" picks the golden globes. >> i'll go with best film of the year. >> we're revealing the races too close to call and the stars can't -- who can't lose. and the interview with arnold. >> i've got a surprise message from sly stallone. >> then, a.j. in palm beach at the donald's estate. why he's going on a crash diet. lance armstrong sitting down with oprah to admi

harvey weinstein not clapping and denzel washington.na: could it be they weren't listening? >> bob: he sounds like -- >> andrea: the minute the camera went on them, the camera panned the room after he said that. as soon as the stars, always the actor knew they were on camera, they were like -- >> eric: yeah, yeah. military, great, great. >> kimberly: that was freaky you just went all madp team and used a telestrator and circled everyone's head. awesome. you probably had to rewind and pause it a lot. >> eric: went back and forth on 20 times. >> kimberly: i know you. that's what i'm saying. i know you did it for sure. bob? >> bob: i am still upset "silence of the lambs" didn't get nomination. my favorite moment is jodie foster and came out and sort of explained she was gay, but we knew that. she went on and op and on about it. she made a good point which is that the stars seem to have big press conference to announce they're gay. yeah. we have a s.o.t.? >> holds that every celebrity is expected to honor the details of their private less w

"us weekly" and "new york times" are two different -- >> no, i -- we didn't run it by harvey weinstein, we just figured let's throw everything at the wall and see who gets mad. >> seth -- wait, are there any no, that they've given you. don't do this, don't do that? how are you prepping for it right now? >> there have not been too many outright nos. we're all on the same page as far as what kind of line we want to walk. it's a common sense thing. it's not like we're going in there and, you know, pitching really, really hard core fox type jokes for the oscars, we're trying to do them live. >> congratulations. so was so much more interesting than any announcement before. >> if the show itself doesn't work out, seth, will you at least come back and host the nominations procedure every year for us? >> sure, sure. yeah, i'll do that. ill dethat and that alone. >> great seeing you seth. congratulations on the nominations she you next month. >> we have roman joining us by phone. he wrote the screen play. >> thank you so much. it's thrilling to hear the news today. >> tell me how you got the ne

congratulations to you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. [ laughternkenweenie," tim burton. the pirates, band of misfits, peter lord. wreck et ralph, rich moore. paranormal, chris butler and samfeld and "brave." >> for best foreign language film, the nominees are from austria, "amour." >> from chili,. >> from denmark, "a royal affair." >> from norway, "kon-tiki." >> i read "amour" was co-produced in austria and germany, right? the last time austria and germany got together and co-produced something, it was hitler. this is much better. >> much better. >> highly recommend it. >> so much better. yeah. >> for adapted screen play, we have lucy alibar and benh zeitlin for "beasts of the southern wild." kris terrio for "argo." tony kushner for "lincoln." david o. russell for "silver linings playbook" and david magee for "life of pi." >> these are adapted screen plays, keep in mind. that means the writers basically copied stuff from microsoft word andpasted it into final draft. >> for best original screen play, the nominees are john gatins for "flight." mark

allowed relativity to allow me to do limitless because that was successful and david russell and harvey weinstein, you know these when it opened up. >> rose: he's the character you played. how did they come to you and what did they say and how much of a conversation took place before you began to make the movie? >> this was an interesting one because david russell sent me the script during the summer not for any other reason we were having a dialogue in general about another movie that didn't happen. this movie is already cast but i want to know what you think of it. he's someone who is very curious. i find great directors always want everybody's opinion in general which i think is a good thing to do anyway. so i read it, we talked about it and that was it. it's shooting another movie in new york and i got a fall from him and he said you know something happen an actor's fallen out. i want to play -- the character's name was different at the time. i just thought i wealth back and i remember thinking about that script and i thought this is what you dream of. this is what you dream of when you're a

you five ladies no longer have to be attracted to harvey weinstein. >> best animated feature film the nominees are "the pirates "and "wreck it ralph" and para norman and "brave." >> best foreign language film nominees are "amore." "no." in canada, "war witch." from denmark, "a royal affair." and from norway "kontiki." >> i read amore was coproduced in austria and germany, the last time they coproduced something it was hitler but this is better. highly recommend. highly recommend. >> for adapted screenplay we have obesity of -- " beast of the southern wild." and "silver lining playbook" and "life of pi." >> that means the writers copied from microsoft word and pasted it into final draft. >> best original screenplay the nominees are..."flight." "zero dark 30." "django unchained." "amore" and "moon rise kingdom." >> best achievement in directing, "silver linings playbook." "life of pi." "lincoln." "amore." and beasts of the southern wild. these are final people who are very best at sitting to a chair and watching other people make a movie. >> the nominees for best performance by an actor

i asked harvey weinstein how much did you make. melissa: my book publisher. shoutout. we love harvey. >> chicago back 10 years ago this year, made $100 million extra for winning best picture. probably would have made $200 million worldwide. it went to three. i think the best example of what it can do two years ago with "the king's speech". that movie, how much would that have made, two cents without the oscars? ended up with 400 million worldwide. melissa: it had, a you know, all-star cast. it was a great movie. you don't think, i wonder how much, does it get because it won an owes car and how much did it get an oscar because it is good and that is why it is making money? >> that is it hard to define. once you're in the oscar winner you have to be seen as a film. we all treat it like the other super bowl, the one for hollywood, our iconic cultural gods. we have to see the movies and that means ticket sales. melissa: are you sure that is true? we went on twitter and facebook, we asked our fans and are you likely to go see a movie? they got hysterical. people s

allowed relativity to allow me to do limitless because that was successful and david russell and harvey weinstein, you know, these when it opened up. >> rose: he's the character you played. how did they come to you and what did they say and how much of a conversation took place before you began to make the movie? >> this was an interesting one because david russell sent me the script during the summer not for any other reason we were having a dialogue in general about another movie that didn't happen. this movie is already cast but i want to know what you think of it. he's someone who is very curious. i find great directors always want everybody's opinion in general which i think is a good thing to do anyway. so i read it, we talked about it and that was it. it's shooting another movie in new york and i got a fall from him and he said you know something happen an actor's fallen out. i want to play -- the character's name was different at the time. i just thought i wealth back and i remember thinking about that script and i thought this is what you dream of. this is what you dream of when you're a

>> congratulations, you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. >>ood in a daring warm-up act today. is anybody safe oscar night? >> i'm here with the new oscar host, seth macfarlane. >> this is a family show, "extra". >> meanest "family guy" jabs. and as bradley, denzel, hah and asian get the nod, who was shut out? britney's exit factor. why she really quit. >> have you talked to britney? >> new pic, beyonce's sexiest shoot ever, stripped down in "g.q.," what she just revealed about her super bowl surprise. taylor swift white-hot and getting kanye'd again. >> always happens. >> the hot gossip from the people's choice awards. >> i love the people.

you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. >> for best animated featurem burton, "the pirates:band of mitt fits." wreck-it ralph, paramor and "brave." >> for best foreign language film, nominees are from austria, "amo "amore." from chile, "no. ". >> from canada, "war which." >> from denmark, "a royal affair." >> and from norway, "kon-tiki." i read "amore" was co-produced in austria and germany. the last time they got together and co-produced something it was hitler, but this is much better. highly recommended. >> so much better. >> for adapted screenplay we have lucy ail a bar. christer owe for "argo ts. and david mcgee for "life of pi,". >> these are adapted screen writers so basically they copped it from microsoft word and pasted it into a draft. >>> for best original screenplay, the nominees are john gaten for "flight," mark boal for "zero dark thirty," quentin tarantino for dayne go unchained. michael han e key for amore and wes anderson and cope la for kingdom moon rise. >>> for best director, david ochlt russell for silver linings playbook. ang lee

as far as quentin tarantino goes, i think you need to bring people like harvey weinstein around the tableollywood around the table and just say, this is no longer socially acceptable. it is no more socially acceptable after newtown for you to give quentin tarantino money, to make movies that glorify slaughter, murder, rage than it would be, harvey, for you to give somebody millions of dollars to make a cheap porn movie. >> but joe -- >> and the vice president did bring, you know, the mpaa and others around the table as he's been going through this process. it will be interesting to see what kinds of proposals are announced today because the white house has said this has to be comprehensive, has to be holistic. there isn't a single answer to this problem for all the reasons that we've been discussing. and if we can continue to have thoughtful conversations and holistic conversations like the one around this table, hopefully we can move the needle on the things that we have to do as citizens. >> harvey weinstein actually wants to be part of that conversation. joe, we have a call with him to

congratulations, you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. [ laughters are -- "frankenweenie," tim burton. "the pirates: band of misfits." "wreck-it ralph." "pair ranorman." and "brave." >> for best foreign language film, the nominees are -- from austria "amour." >> from chile, "no." >> from canada, "war witch." >> from denmark, "a royal affair." >> and from norway, "kon-tiki." i read "amour" was co-produced from austria and germany. the last time austria and germany got together, it was hitler. but this was much better. >> recommend it. yeah. for adapted screenplay, we have lucy alibar and benh zeitlin. chris terrio for "argo." david l. russell. and david magee for "life of pi." >> these are adapted screenplays. keep in mind, that means the writers copy stuff from microsoft word and pasted it into final draft. >> for best original screenplay, the nominees are -- john gatins for "flight." mark boal were "zero dark thirty." quentin tarantino for "django unchained." "amo "amour." and wes anderson for "moonlight kingdom." >> for best achievement in directi

. >> congratulations you no lover have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein.imated feature film. "frankenweenie" "wreck-it ralph" "and brave". >>> for best foreign language film, nominees are -- >> from austria, "amour" >> from chile "no." from canada. and from norway. "kon-tiki" >> i read "amore" was coproduced with austria and germany. last time they coproduced something it was hitler. but this is so much better. >>> for adapted screen play we have lucy alibar. beasts of the sudden wild. tony curber in for "lincoln." david russell for "silver linings playbook." >> these are adapted screen place. keep in mind. that means they copied stuff from microsoft word and paced it into final draft. for best original screen play the nominees are. "flight." quentin tarantino - "django unchained" wes anderson and roman coppola - "moonrise kingdom" >>> for best achievement in directing. the nominees are -- >>> steven spielberg for "lincoln." mike hanake. and "beasts of southern wild." >>> nominees for best performance by an actor in a leading role are daniel day lewis in "

congratulations you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to harvey weinstein. >>> for", tim burton, pirates band of misfits. "wreck-it ralph", rich moore, paranorma paranormal. and brave mark andrews. >> for best foreign language film, nominees are, from austria, amour. >> from chile, no. >> from canada, war witch. >> from denmark, a royal affair. >> and from norway, kon tiki. i read amour was co-produced in austria and germany. the last time they got together and co-produced something it was hitler. but this is much better. >> much better. >> highly recommended. yeah. >> for adapted screenplay we have lucy alaba r&b enm. "argo", tony kushner for lincoln. david o. russell for "silver linings playbook". and david mcgee for "life of pi". >> adapted screenplays. that means the writers basically calmed stuff from microsoft word and pasted it into final draft. >> for best original screenplay nominees are john gatins, flight. mark boal, "zero dark thirty". quintin taran teen from from skwrapbg going unchained. "amour". and wes anderson and roman coppola for moonrise kingdom.

. >> and on top of that, you had our good friend harvey weinst n weinstein. how'd that go? d he'll fight for a picture. and that's a wonderful thing to have in your studio head. and no matter what else you can say, i mean, he's in there and he has his heart and his passion in there and i kind of love the guy. >> can you talk a little bit about bradley cooper? this is a career changer for him. the common perception of the general public goes back to "wedding crashers" and "the hangover," and talk about the process of arriving at the decision to use him, and were you surprised by his range? >> i got to know bradley, i knew he'd be a surprise. when i made "the fighter," i knew that amy adams would be a surprise and christian bale, to a degree, with their warmth and a goofiness in christian and a toughness in amy. in this picture, i got to know bradley over those five years we were re-writing. this is a guy with a lot of dimension and soul who hasn't put it up there yet. that's a secret weapon for a director. a lot of people, doubting thomases saying, i don't know, i think he's