one of the sponsors, mpaa, hollywood's most powerful lobbying group. >> everybody thinks of hollywoodng closely aligned with liberal causes, and it's more complicated that this. >> reporter: a report was released that shows the mpaa is giving more and more money to conservatives. >> hollywood has seen many of its interests not being promoted in the way it would like. >> reporter: the mpaa declined our request for an interview. it still gives millions to democratic causes, but in the 2012 election cycle they contributed $2.4 million to organizations that include conservative dark money groups. >> i think senator chris dodd came in and assessed the situation and realized if the mpaa wanted to be a major player it had to shore up its credentials with conservatives. >> reporter: the former leader was known as a washington lobbyist who was the public face of hollywood for nearly four decades. but often forgotten hollywood heavyweights who are anything but liberal, ronald reagan, and many more. actor and former republican senator says courting conservatives indicates a possible power shift

that's what hollywood cares about. really glad to see the pac vz giving more to republicans so we can put this to rest sxwuns for all. >> rick has been saying that for a long time. >> yeah. he has been. you know, i think jesus is nonpartisan by the way. anyway, i don't know if it is -- if this means they are going to the right and i'm afraid they will turn the movie noah into global warming. >> right, right. >> just kidding. >> they are also coming up with a new movie on mary. it is a question whether they get any of the fell mist stuff in there but i don't think so. they are turning to the right. are they not? >> they my be. you know, i say forget making a movie about religion. they should make a movie about piracy. that's where hollywood as a big problem. they see eye to eye with conservatives. they respect private property, intellectual or otherwise. they realize it is critical to the economic growth. will is common ground. they a good thing between hollywood and conservatives. >> you look at the number of this holl

hollywood was look, what happened? hollywood has seen the light, no pun intended.ower of god, i just want to say thank you. it ismagnificent. >> from ape politicmrit a polit. i wanted to say you were tying it in to what is happening in israel on a global scale. it's critically important, in the context, faithful to traditions, faithful to the torah, he was persecuted now. we look at a nation. we see what is happening globally. how the jews are being persecuted once again. >> i have been applauding the program for a year. doing secular shows. i had them on movie guide award. on the same day they open. we are promoting them on the reels network. i love the movie. gave hem tthem the highest priz. $100. roma was so beautiful. when you got up and got the grace prize it was soap abo bea. we do numbers at movieguide.org. we give the studio heads. 80 pages of def tailed nutailed. every year, movies of faith do better at the box office. it is the news that needs to get out into the lifeblood of hollywood. >> frank, last but not least? >> wrant to thank you for the privilege

i'll see you sunday live on hollywood's biggest night. monday night i'll be back here. cnn "spotlight" matthew mcconaughey starts right now. ♪ >> the texas-sized talent with charm to burn. >> loves life, loves women, good man, good family. >> matthew mcconaughey. his journey from promising newcomer -- >> all right, all right, all right. >> i'm young and i'm inexperienced. >> a career that veered off track. he took himself out of the game. >> i needed to pull back on what i had been doing. i didn't work for two years. >> to plot a comeback nobody saw coming. >> welcome to the dallas buyer's club. >> best performance by an actor. >> i'm having a great time. >> tonight, cnn "spotlight" matthew mcconaughey. hello, everybody, welcome to the texas hill country. the place where matthew mcconaughey was born and raised and still calls home. this part of the country has produced some colorful characters, as well as one of hollywood's most intriguing leading men. after a career spanning two decade decades, matthew is getting his due for paying another remarkable texan in one of th

so hollywood has seen the life.lity and the power of god, i just want to say thank you. it is magnificent. >> sean from a political perspective, i want to comment what you said earlier in the program where you tied it in to what is happening in israel on a global scale today. and it is critically important that we understand in the context, he was faithful to his traditions and to the torah. now we look at the nation, and globally, how the jews are being persecuted once again. >> i was doing a lot of secular shows, mark and roma knew, on the same day they opened we promoted them hundreds of times. i love the movie, we gave a $100,000 prize. and roma was so beautiful, when you got up and got the grace prize it was so beautiful. i want to commend you, we do the numbers, we tell what does well and give the studio heads 80 pages of detailed numbers, every year, movies with faith and values do better at the box offi office. you talked about it on fox news yesterday. it is the news that needs to get out in the life blood

a lot of cool stuff out. >> let's talk for a moment about black hollywood. >> black hollywood. i have seen it come and go. i missed stormy weather. i am old but stormy weather and cabin in the sky and a few movies came out they were black movies. way before you and before me. but then there was many, many periods that black exploitation movies made a lot of money. my understanding is that kevin hart's movie has made over $100,000,000.85% of the people that have gone to see shim have been african american. >> is that a bad thing or is a good sign? >> it shows that there is a huge it shows there is a huge market and a huge white space that should be filled and that's what hollywood is doing is filling the white space. but when martin and jamie and cedrick and burn i and chris tucker and dave chappelle and steve harvey and bill bellamy and cedrick the entertainer and -- >> every famous black comedian that you can think of. >> that came off def comedy jam, agents by the stage put them in places where they could excel. when they live in the ghetto they don excel. so lately we see ke

hollywood is no longer in hollywood. "gravity" was shot in the u.k. and arizona, "12 years a slave" in louisiana. this week disney announced it would shoot a new tv series. gotham is the new hollywood. >> my early movies were all made here. now none of them are made here. >> reporter: the milken institute says california lost 16,000 movie and tv jobs over eight years, while new york gained over 10,000. it suggests the golden state needs to do more to keep production here where it all began and where it's being celebrated sunday night. for "nightly business report," jane wells, hollywood. >> and a soggy celebration it may be. to read more about hollywood's changing business model log onto our web site, nbr.com. >>> that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib. thanks for watching. >> thanks from me as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great weekend, everybody. we'll see you back here on monday. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to youin part by -- >> the street.com. founded by jim cramer, the street.com is an independent s

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. >> hollywood's true transformer isn't a robot from the action film. to the contrary real live human being with power to transform anything do what the script requires. >> do you know what happened to him? >> i can't remember. >> matthew mungle spend his days among the dead. >> billy bob thornton. >> the artificial dead. >> a good deal of time with the living making them up to appear close to death. the mirror becoming that character that's the greatest joy. >> how kid from oklahoma farm became hollywood's make up man later on "sunday morning." >> eva marie saint won an oscar, all these years later she'd be winning an oscar for speaking her mind as we'll see later. >> on screen eva marie saint made love to some of the sexiest men in hollywood. but off screen she's been married to the same man for 62 years. >> when you were kissing cary grant were you thinking of him? >> are you c morning" oscar winner eva marie saint. >> along been big box stars great motion pictures, will travel to one you've seen and seen again. >> when you think of the old west, doe

in one weekend. >>> coming up, the handsome leading man taking hollywood by storm. keeps the tabloids talking. ♪ ♪ >> with the success of "a time to kill" matthew mcconaughey is suddenly a hot commodity. >> it did establish him as a leading man. >> mcconaughey goes with "contact," a sci-fi themed film from power house director. >> he was playing a charismatic preacher character in "contact." >> i couldn't imagine living in a world where god didn't exist. >> very awkward fit, i thought. steven spielberg puts him in "amistad." it didn't connect with the academy or the audiences. >> in 1999, he stars in "ed tv." >> i'm going to have to pass. and it's not an age thing, because you are still a handsome man. >> a comedy about a guy who lets a camera crew follow his every move. "ed tv" gets pour reception. >> the movie wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either. >> the film may not connect with moviegoers, but mcconaughey can identify with a character whose personal life is exposed for all to see. >> yes, you're on television. >> the paparazzi capture him with a succession of

but hollywood is more than anything but liberal. you get the picture.actor and former republican senator fred thompson said courting conservatives indicates a power shift in washington. >> the belief that republicans are more likely to win. >> reporter: they say that hollywood is not shedding it's liberal skin yet. >> hollywood is still liberal, it's not shifting to the conservative movement, but the conservatives in hollywood are now speaking out. >> reporter: speaking out and spending millions of dollars to insure hollywood's interests like anti-piracy legislation and intellectual protection. >> returning from the dead. take a look at the cover of a magazine that hit newsstands today that features a controversial story about the mysterious creator of bitcoin. coming up on al jazeera america. 13% of crimea is made up of tatars. some are strongly anti-russian and fleeing the region as a result. we'll take a look and have a conversation with a member of that community, that is next. >> twenty five years ago, pan am flight 103 exploded in the skys above l

back to rachel smith looking gorgeous in hollywood.hanks, hitting the red carpet dark and early in los angeles. let's jump into the oscar sunday edition of "pop news." first up, fashion glitz and glam for the fashion-conscious. it's an opportunity to sport some serious bling. it's not uncommon for big starlets to rock millions of dollars worth of jewels. but we are hearing it's not just the celebrities who are blinged out. the producers have been trekking in thousands of swarovski crystals to deck out the performance of "let it go" from ""frozen." about 150,000 which are sure to dazzle even the biggest stars. >>> and we have a little sneak peek at the green room. this is the spot where the stars hang out for their presenting rule s. it's the genius work of a new york architect, david rockwell. hand-selected by the editor of architecture digest to create the spectacular space. now check this out, it includes 86 samsung devices on one wall. and a twitter mirror, they might want to have selfie action. and 14 frame movie photos hand-picked

it is hollywood's biggest night. it will be hollywood's biggest party night. jared leto said is i'm going to party to the break of dawn. it will be one of those nights. i'm not going to party to the break of dawn becausely be back on the air at the break of dawn, because we're going to continue this oscar conversation on to the morning show, new day, tomorrow. i heard coco talking about fashion, and if i could for one second, i would like to tell you my best dressed of the night was two ladies, kate hudson and charlize theron. i was a big jared leto fan. and i love kevin spacey. i don't think there are many men in hollywood that do classic glamour better than him. and the fact that he didn't do a plain black tux this year. >> i have to say something about kate hudson. >> she was beautiful tonight. >> beautiful. i always say that she shows a lot of skin, and i'm for it, but there was still a lot of skin but something about this dress gave it like old romantic oscars. >> and also, i felt compelled when i saw charlize theron on stage, i wanted to send sean penn a

erica is in hollywood along the red carpet.ck with her in a second. >>> first a look at this morning's top headlines. russian troops are on the move in ukraine prompting calls for help. winter won't back down, that powerful storm system hid california in the midwest and it won't be long before it takes a swipe at the east coast. officials in montana say that avalanche that crushed a neighborhood on friday appears to have been caused by a snowboarder who was riding in a closed-off area. >>> coming up, the wait is almost over. we'll be announcing the city we're partnering with this year to shine a light to help get everyone healthy. >>> speaking of getting healthy, it's day two of our 30 days to a better you challenge. i'm all about starting small. while my advice may sound big, it's not as difficult as it sounds. it's 100% doable. >> that's why we love your advice, jenna. it's always doable. we begin with the high stakes action that's going to get under way in just a matter of hours here in hollywood. there's been so much talk o

that part of hollywood is not the glamour part of hollywood.e call it east hollywood here in los angeles. it's more residential. it's more community. >> jackie goldberg is a former los angeles city councilwoman. in 1995 she represents a district where the city is building a subway. it's one of the largest public works projects of its time, and some of goldberg's constituents are complaining about it. >> we don't need a metro rail as they are proposing it. let's get back to the buses where the people can be moved around properly. >> not only are residents complaining, but so are the business owners. for them, it's less about the subway itself than the construction. they're losing money. >> it takes so long to build these things underground and you just don't have much choice but to tear streets up and close streets. businesses were putting big signs on their property saying, open for business during construction, because it looked like you couldn't get there. and people were angry. >> so when a water main breaks at the construction site on holly

is not shedding it's liberal skin just yet. >> hollywood is still liberal.t is not shifting towards the conservative movement, but the conservatives in hollywood are now speaking out. that's the difference. >> reporter: speaking out and spending millions of dollars to make sure that hollywood's froms like anti-piracy and intellectual protection are being heard. >> after a party atmosphere piles of trash sits on the street for the seventh consecutive days. garbage collectors want more money, the city agreed to give them more money but workers said it was not enough. >>> to the netherlands when congolese rebel leader was convicted for his part in the war crimes committed during the 2003 attack. he was acquitted on charges of rape, slavery and child soldiers. he was only the second to be convicted since the court was formed in 2002. >>> imany are fleeing to the republic of congo, malcolm web has that story. >> reporter: almost everyone on this boat has relatives killed or have gone missing. they were hiding in a church for weeks fearing for their lives. now the

those of us in hollywood know, it's the mall.not -- [ laughter ] >> on tv, it looks like a fancy place, facts of the matter is, it has a sun glass hut in it. this is the only neighborhood in america, you see jennifer lawrence asked who she is wearing in the same spot where homeless wolverine stole a pizza from a tourist the day before. [ laughter ] >> that doesn't mean it's not a big night. it is. we've been working on something big to celebrate it. there were a bunch of movies nominated for oscars adapted from books. the wolf of wall street adapted from a book, captain phillips, 12 years a slave. times are changing, now that oprah's book club has gone to cable, we don't need to read any more. there is no one telling us we have to. we will usher the movie business into the 21st century. we enlisted the help of the greatest talents in the world of film to adapt not best selling books, not plays or musicals, tonight we transform popular you tube videos into big budget hollywood movies. to introduce our first adapted film of the eve

we're on the red carpet as hollywood prepares for its biggest night of the year.ver much night the awards before the awards. are they a predictor? and this morning our expert makes his picks as the stars deliver this message. >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪ i wake up to the city of angels ♪ >>> good morning, everybody, on this oscar sunday, and we've got a "gma" pre-show blowout for you as the countdown to hollywood's biggest night. >> we're going to take you behind the scenes. some of the star presenters have been showing up already at the dolby theatre dressed down, though. of course, they're going over their lines and try to get used to the oscar stage. i can imagine it's just a bit intimidating. >> oh, man, billions of people watching. i would be -- or maybe a billion people. i don't know the exact number. i've never been good at math. >> give or take. >> nerve-wracking, nontheless. these are the envelopes. is it envelopes or envelopes? >> either/or. >> ron claiborne says envelope. they're 200 bucks apiece, ron. the winner's name will be added to the card at sho

. >> the 8 6 academy awards is se to be hollywood's biggest party, with ellen degeneres as ringleader. hollywood heavyweights like jew julia roberts and brad pitt are up for some of the nights biggest awards ensuring there will be no shortage of star power. 1970s con against astronauts. >> i don't want to survive. >> facing off against 12 years a slave, philipeana, captain phillips, nebraska and the wolf of wall street in one of the tightest best picture races in oscar history. >> for some reason my xanax isn't kickinging in. >> golden globe winner cate

of course the time hollywood director darren are off skates like to scream it should not what he set the pot and across much of the middle east and parts of north africa as it conflicts with the islamic world was on the depiction of profits according to the hollywood reporter. while ryan and the knowledge that are of emirates cup already refused to license the front to see a bit which stars russell crowe as the typical tykes they'll eat it. jordan and she lights up for some expected to help roll the film on religious grounds. paramount studios have issued despite my climbing the navy is not intended as a direct translation of the boy postal rates on a controversial reports that the snotty of us fundamentalist christian creeks. our mouthpiece decision to produce leaves a doctrine rather than only two returning to direct all the black swan on the rocks the house hint it is now likely to return to smaller more intimate babies. when the time to fight for bringing knowledge to the cinemas. i couldn't cry for march international women's day of the protests against a russian military presen

a lot of questions on hollywood and why there are some liberals -- so many liberals in hollywood.ependent film -- it's hard -- we don't have a studio behind us. we started in one theater and 1100to five, then 10, then , then 2000, then 2800. [applause] thank you. we did that from starbucks because we were running around the country doing it. you don't have a studio behind you. it's really good -- what can we it's help you guys? screening tonight at 8:00. fred will be at the one at 1:00. what can we do to help you guys? >> there's not a big studio behind it. everybody's involved with the funding of the movie. made. grateful to have it we need people to go and act now to go to persecuted movie.com to bring the movie to your city. there's a link you can fill out. we have a commitment of 500 tickets with each city in order to justify bringing it to that city to cover our heart cost. from there, we hope it will be successful because maybe a studio could just throw it out but 3000 theaters and the chips fall. -- and let the chips fall. persecutedmovie.com. screenings tomorrow night. ple

>> well, what i see is somebody who is sort of past her prime as a figure of hollywood glamour who isringing that connection to washington. and it is interesting. elizabeth taylor is an interesting figure because she is one of the last movie stars of the studio era. she grew up in the studios, the hollywood studios, and she was also -- the nature of her glamour was different from, say, the nature of the glamour of a grace kelly or audrey hepburn or marilyn monroe. glamour is something where the audience projects a meeting, something that they want, and elizabeth taylor some of represented being able to get away with anything, sort of being able to be beautiful, to have jewels, to have man. she could do all of those things that, say, somebody like grace kelly, who represented ladylike virtues would not have done it, so by the time she married john warner, she was older. she was no longer really a movie star. she occasionally appeared in something, but she was beginning the part of her career where she reinvented herself more as a civic figure, which later became her advocacy on behalf

the vision i had of what hollywood was like before i came to hollywood. >> it's very intimidating.s always like, oh, my god, i'm a part of this! it's a room full of excitement. it's a room full of sweat. everybody's really eager. >> 9, 8, 7, 6 -- >> it's a huge deal. no matter how cool everybody says they are, it's the oscars for crying out loud. >> -- 2, 1 -- >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our host, her majesty whoopi goldberg. >> good evening, loyal subjects. i am the african queen. [ cheers and applause ] >> the first images of the oscars i had was a black and white television set in long beach, long island in the '50s. bob hope was the host. >> thank you very much. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to chance of a lifetime. >> i'd have to go to sleep somewhere around sound effects editing. some things never change. and i'd get up in the morning and in my cereal bowl before school would be a list. my mom would write a list of who won what. >> i was a kid, and here was the people that had already been huge big massive stars for 20 or 30 years. i mean, even bob h

so tonight, our hollywood insiders are eveal who will be going home with oscar. >> mission abort. repeat, mission abort. >> this year, an oscar race that's out of this world. >> we have to go, we have to go, go, go. >> stick together. and we'll be all right. >> the hottest stars of our generation. >> i prom you that i will try my very best. >> you're a damn liar. >> duking it out for oscar gold. >> i was becoming a legend. >> move over "hunger games" this is hollywood. >> beverly hills. >> and nobody knows this town better than these three. are there big surprises this year, you guys? alinda wheat, christian ameer and our own chris connelly. >> we've got to get over on all these guys. that's what we need to be thinking about right now. "american hustle." how good a movie? >> it's top three of the year. >> top two for me. >> they're all awful people, but they're so funny and so sexy you can not stopwatching. >> you all love this mu veen yea -- movie and it's not going to win best picture. >> no. >> it's not going to win best actor is it? >> no. >> best actor? >> no. >> best directo

we begin in hollywood, where the

. >>> tonight is hollywood's big night, this is a live picture of the red carpet at the doleby theaterwhere in just a few hours the oscars will be held. akiko fujita is there with a look at the nominees and who is most likely to walk away a winner. ♪ in the days of my youth >> reporter: it's down to a three-horse race for oscar gold. ten nominations including for best picture but they'll face stiff competition from "12 years of slave" considered a favorite for the top prize. >> i would probably give the edge to "12 years of slave." >> reporter: the steve mcqueen film comes in with nine nominations including supporting actress recognized for her first major role outside of drama school. >> i think jennifer lawrence is rooting for lupita nyongo. >> reporter: jared leto is considered a shoo-in for best supporting actor for his role as a transgender woman in @hÑ"dall buyers club." co-star matthew mcconme could join him if he beats out hollywood veterans and first-time nominee which we tell edge yo for. i was full. >> reporter: familiar faces fill out the best actress at category. amyed ada

it's hollywood's biggest night, and it all start news.ere is piers morgan. >> i'm piers morgan live on the red carpet outside hollywood's dolby theater. this is a night we've all been waiting for, the 86th annual academy awards. nischelle turner is up on the bridge overlooking the red carpet with cocoa rocha. michelle, coco, what are we spotting? any early trends? >> go, you. >> we'll go together. we'll definitely go together. it's funny, because we have been seeing and talking about what we're expecting to see on the red carpet here. i've been saying that my phrase for the evening is beating and bling, coco. but you definitely think there will be some trends that we'll see tonight? >> i definitely think we're going to see bright colors. lupita has been the perfect example of what she has been doing lately. i think there is a lot of lace on lace. >> on trend, on trend. >> i think we're going to see a bit of metallics. and for the older ladies, i think we're going to see a lot of raft dresses. but hey, you never know. it could be totally d

hollywood. >> i did. there was a movie revolution, paramount, this huge studio, the last movie they are doing on traditional film was "anchorman 2" with will ferrell. not only is the film, itself, converted to digital. the people are being converted to digital characters. i got to have that done to me. it's crazy. look at that. all right, guys. let's check this out. >> hollywood, america's birthplace of film is now the revolution. >> we are here at the university of southern california's institute for creative technology. this is ground zero for the game-changing research that is catapulting film technology into the 21st sent re. made. >> all right. so here we have the stage. >> i ict's dr. paul trailblazer. >> this is the light stage. what does this do? >> there is about 10,000 individually controlled light sores in here. >> wow. >> we kncan drive the led did around us to replicate the color and intensity of light from everywhere, the blue sky appear above us. >> why is the light so important for creatin

. >>> tonight is hollywood's big night. this is a live picture of the red carpet at the doleby theater where in just a few hours the oscars will be held. akiko fujita is there with a look at the nominees and who is most likely to walk away a winner. ♪ in the days of my youth >> reporter: it's down to a three-horse race for oscar gold. with "american histole" and "gravity" leading the pack. >> houston, do you copy? >> reporter: each has ten nominations including for best picture but they'll face stiff competition from "12 years of slave" considered a favorite for the top prize. >> i would probably give the edge to "12 years of slave." >> reporter: the steve mcqueen film comes in with nine nominations including supporting actress nod for lupita nyongo, the actess recognized for her first major role outside of drama school. >> i think jennifer lawrence is rooting for lupita nyongo. to come away with the best supporting actress award this year. >> reporter: jared leto is considered a shoo-in for best supporting actor for his ro

new york, hollywood's biggest competitor added well over 12,000.s movies even those set in california rnd se aren't set hee anymore. >> the main reason is incentives. >> new york for example, offers $420 million a year in tax credits, roughly four times what california offers. >> it means that other places will be the ones adding jobs. and california will continue to bleed out thousands and thousands, until you might as well assume that productions will take place in new york or georgia or louisiana or britney. >> that leaves places like this prop shop all dressed up with nowhere to go. as production leaves the state the businesses that support the industry everything from equipment rental, sound stages, craft services, even this place, well, they all end up losing too. and so does california which is not only losing roughly $2 billion a year in terms of lost wages, it's also losing bragging rights. as the entertainment capitol of the world. >> claiming to be the entertainment capitol of the world becomes very difficult. we used to make more than 6

. >>> and historic night in hollywood. with academy awards filled with glitz, glamour, and powerful performances. ♪ let it go let it go can't hold me back anymore ♪ >>> but it is a pizza delivery and a record-breaking selfie that are becoming the most talked about moments of the show. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm john muller. >> and i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. we begin in hollywood, where the oscar afterparties, only some of them might be winding down right about now. >> maybe you're right. among those celebrating, steve mcqueen, who becomes the first african-american director to win for best picture. abc's akiko fujita stayed up all night. she joins us with the highlights. >> reporter: good morning to you. you hear crews breaking down the red carpet. just hours after the show. away from the dolby theater, partying all fight for the stars. a lot of celebrating out here. the big winner? "12 years a slave." >> "12 years a slave." >> reporter: top honors for the slavery odyssey based on an 1853 memoir. brad pit

barrett: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live: after the oscars!" tonight, kevin spacey, tom hanks, meryl streep, martin scorsese, christoph waltz, ben kingsley, seth rogen, samuel l. jackson, gary oldman, catherine zeta-jones, andy garcia, joseph gordon-levitt, chris hemsworth, liam hemsworth, barkhad abdi, morgan freeman, and others with cleto and the cletones. it's lights, camera, action. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ band playing up-tempo music ] wow. thank you very much. i'm jimmy kimmel. i am the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for putting on your oscars sunday best for our ninth-annual "after the oscars" special. the 86th annual academy awards just wrapped up right across the street from us here in hollywood. it was a night of suspenders and fast benders, of sequence and seacrests, of cumberbatches and cummerbunds. it's funny. ellen degeneres was an excellent host. she kept it loose. she brought pizza. congratulations to matthew mcconaughey, who won better actor for "dallas buyers club." [ cheers and appla

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. >> the biggest night in hollywood is finally here. the oscars kickoff in less than two hours. we want to give you a look at the red carpet at the dolby theater in hollywood. it is jampacked. it will only become more packed as we get closer to the start time. host the academy awards for the second time. orwill find out if "gravity" "american hustle" dominates the competition. our coverage of the oscars begins right after this newscast. you can read about the nominees and all things oscar-related i going to our website. steve will be back right after this. he will show >> make no doubt about it. this is a huge storm. it will affect 100 million oh. >> it affects the midportion of the country. it is the same storm we have heard a lot about in california last week. that is when we first started tracking this system. the rain has started. look at pennsylvania avenue. there is a well in the action. it will remain wet. temperatures will fall. you will find slick spots. it will be at 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. the temperature at reagan international -- reagan national is at 42 degrees.

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stars have sent hollywood studios scrambling.d furious 7," and philip seymour hoffman appearing in coming installments of "the hunger games," the movie makers are forced to come up with creative collusions to complete crucial scenes here. >> do they have the technology and how will audiences respond? we are in los angeles with more. >> reporter: good morning. this is a scenario hollywood faced many times over the years. james dean, clark gable, marilyn monroe all passed away before finishing a film project. back then, studios would do their best with body doubles. but today they have a much better option. >> maybe it was you who inspired me to come back. >> reporter: coming back to the big screen. actor philip seymour hoffman will live on as his character in the next two installments in "the hunger games" after dying before filming was completed. >> what are you smiling about? >> reporter: and now we're learning so will paul walker in the "fast and furious 7" -- >> i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: -- after it was originally b