you have watching "made in hollywood" >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood.hollywood ♪ ♪ >>> the guys from hot tub time machine are back in hot water when they attempt to go back in the past but end up in the future in "hot tub time machine 2" >> i am clark dude, >> i am rob corddry >> and i am adam scott >> here say scene from "hot tub time machine 2" right here >> ready for another dip? >> i think this time i wilin vent yoga pants. >> how far back did we go? >> 2025. >> oh, pie god. you are nick weber. let's take a picture. >> let's just get up up-to-date. in a nutshell. where do we find the guys in "hot tub time machine 2". >> having realized their problems have not been solved by money and fame >> but they are living the good life >> they think they are. for a little bit. >> then i got shot >> you get shot >> and it's a bummer >> we need to find the point in time where things went wrong and fix it. here we go! >> so far so good. >> no! >> back in the tub. >> back in? the tub >> there are a lot of outlandish moments. was there anything either of you guys a

tonight we honor hollywood's best and whitest -- sorry -- brightest. >> well talk is cheap, but is hollywood all talk when it comes to social issues and the glass ceiling? >>> also you've heard rudy guiliani question the president's patriotism but wait until you hear what anne coulter has to say about that. >>> i want to begin with the sniper snub in hollywood and the real life drama in a texas courtroom. >> amid the glitz and glamor, the a-list celebrities and all the kpimt of the red carpet, the widio of the man who inspired the blockbuster hit "american sniper." >> military age male on a cell phone. >> kyle dressed in a green gown, stops to chat with abc's robin roberts, about the movie honoring her late husband's life. >> bradley cooper said he wanted to get it right? did he? >> he absolutely got it right. and it's an honor, a appreciate everybody bringing me out here and dressing me up. >> the 42-year-old mother of two traded texas for california this weekend. the experience she describes in a facebook post surreal, like cinderella who scrubs the floor, but has a fairy godmother, warner

hollywood directors, movie hollywood directors, movie studios putting women in hyper sexualized roles. studios putting women in hyper sexualized roles. >> or leaving them out. >> or leaving them out. they sincerely didn't know they were missing. they sincerely didn't know they were missing. this is a very tiny example but this is a very tiny example but from a movie that i was. from a movie that i was. in "stuart little" there is a in "stuart little" there is a scene with remote control boats. scene with remote control boats. i was watching one day, and the i was watching one day, and the assistant director was taking assistant director was taking little boys from the crowd of little boys from the crowd of extras and giving them the extras and giving them the remote and having them sit down. remote and having them sit down. then he gave them to little boys then he gave them to little boys to sit down and then picked to sit down and then picked little girls to stand behind the boys cheering them on. little girls to stand behind the i noticed what he was doing. boys cheering them on. i

michael moore and seth row again don't speak for hollywood. the public loved smaern sniper so did those hollywood critics they gave it 63% on rotten tomatoes and the "fifty shades" is only getting about 35%. yes, it's about sex i happen to think that sex is good, sex is morale, a sexy movie i want to see some sexy scenes. >> sex sells there's no question about that. you don't ba to take the other side of jonathan. >> i'm not going to go see it. i think it's about bond annual, i just don't think it's healthy. i don't want to see any of this movie because i don't want those thoughts in my mind. once you see that you can't get those thoughts out of your mind. >> take a look at this. pull up the full screen of that teddy bear. some teddy bear company did the "fifty shades" teddy bear equipped with handcuffs some blind folds. is this getting crazy? >> if you read the book this is so much tamer than what goes on those thoughts are going to be in your head. >> go ahead, john. >> i lien you guys are unbelievable. you always talk about free speech. >>

>>> it's a night to celebrate in hollywood.s a really good night to celebrate if you have taken home an oscar. we'll have more from the academy awards coming up. >> well you knew the lower gas prices wouldn't last forever. here's new proof. the average price of a gallon now up to $2.33. that's up 13 cents in the last two weeks and more than a quarter per gallon in the last month. >> swaul street the dow and s&p 500 both hit records friday. nasdaq is within 93 points of its highest close after eight straight up sessions. sparked of a news of a time to repay its debt. cargo being unloaded at west coast ports following a labor deal. work at all 29 ports slowed over the months long contract dispute causing huge backups. west coast sea ports handled 1/4 of international trade. >> "fifty shades of grey" keeps raking in the green. the ticket sales down 73% from last weekend. >> the erotic drama earned $23 million to stay number one. "kingsman: the secret service" second with $17 million and the spongebob movie soaked up fourth. more o

it is definitely about hollywood. the oscars love movies about hollywood.bout hollywood saving the world. i gave this to-one odds. i am low to be honest. it has been a late charge for bird man. a lot of people think it has overtaken boyhood but i think it will be close. as good as it is, a lot of people don't like it as well. of the three main movies there's one movie, boyhood that has the fewest people that actively dislike it. there are many people who actively dislike bird man. >> i saw this movie. it does not have a great third act. the first two acts were as exciting to watch as anything. performances were incredible. the technical sophistication -- i was blown away for the first hour and a half. i thought it was fantastic. >> we will talk about boyhood now but just to bridge that, the performances in boyhood are distinctive because you have some amateurs. this film features strong performances from professional actors galore. michael keaton got a lot of attention. but edward norton, superstrong. let's look at the film that i said to myself, this film

she went far beyond hollywood. she talked about women in hollywood.herspoon's production company. she is talking about income equality for women. >> i think she is referring to the recent e-mails from sony indicating that she didn't get paid as much as male counter part. i would love for someone to talk to agents about this. she said i'm a business woman and i'm not going to pay people more than i need to. >> the agents know what men and women are getting. >> i thought that was shameful. >> sony executive said she was fired after the e-mails leaked talking about the president in certain movies and admitting that women got paid less in hollywood. >> it is shameful to admit that you know that was happening and as a woman herself she didn't try to level the playing field. she was in a position of power to make that change and make sony a better place to work for females. >> it is a bigger battle. it does come down to the agents because the agents are also arguing for the men. they know about the discrepancy but seem fine. there is a discrepancy. you woul

the hollywood dream house. wonder. >> osgood: one star of the silent era left us more than films to remember her by. rita braver shows us a small wonder. >> it is the ultimate enchanted castle. decorated with precious furniture and priceless art. there are glowing chandeliers, elegant bathrooms. not bad for a doll house. >> it is nine feet square and stands 14 feet tall. it's got 11 rooms and each room is filled with murals, paintings on the walls and ceilings fantasy stories from childhood. all sorts of imagination. >> kathleen mccarthy is chief curator of chicago's museum of science and industry. when it was donated by the woman who conceived of it, designed it and poured her heart in to it. colleen moore. >> colleen moore was one of the -- hollywood's most successful silent film stars. she played an ex cube brant youthful independent but scandalous flapper at the time when most women wore their hair long she cut it short. this made her both an icon and one of the highest paid actresses in hollywood. >> she c

in hollywood.s you can see they have rolled out the red carpet and wheeled in the oscar statues now the only thing missing are the stars. lights camera, oscar. the wait for hollywood's biggest night is finally over. >> it's very very exiting. >> i'm really psyched. >> i hope i don't faint. >> reporter: from the tail of a heroic sniper to a fading super hero and the coming of aiming drama 12 years in the making. it's a toss you mean between the 8 films -- it's a toss up between the 8 films nominated. >> no one film has a lock on the win. >> reporter: jewely anne moore is favored to take home best actress. at the front of the pack eddie redmayne and bradley cooper for american sniper and bird man's michael keaton. the stakes are high for neil patrick harris. >> anything can happen. anything. >> reporter: the excitement is building to see whole take home hollywood's top prize. now this isn't just about who wins oscar gold this is fashion's biggest night. in just about a matter of hours all eyes will b

maybe it was just too non-hollywood. maybe that is what killed them this year. >> we will keep watching. thanks a lot. stay with us. ♪ responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> hello and a very warm welcome to focus on europe thanks very much for joining us. i'm damien mcguinness -- and on today's programme we're jumping all over the continent with some pretty unusual stories a painful memory of terror in spain a difficult dilemma in austria and a school curriculum with bite in slovakia europe is still coming to terms with the charlie hebdo terror attacks in paris last month. but more tan a decade ago, another european capital was hit hard by terrorism: on march 11th, 2004 in madrid 191 peopl

what are hollywood saying about the academy awards.lked with the senior editor at rotten tomatoes. >> you were here in studio with me a couple weeks ago and you said no question it's coming down between "birdman" and "boyhood." sure enough that was the case. >> yep. absolutely. listen, those were the big boys of the night and i was totally right. i got to toot my own horn here. because "birdman" was really the one that took home the really big prizes. >> you were surprised a little bit. i don't know why i was surprised to hear "birdman," that name called. >> it was "birdman," "birdman" all over the place. you know what, no best actor award for michael keaton which might have been an even bigger surprise than "boyhood" getting snubbed. >> talk about queen of the night. julianne moore. >> absolutely. she looked phenomenal. during her speech i loved the fact that she said people with alzheimer's deserve to be seen. that's one of the reasons she did this film and she was amazing in it because it meant something to her. >> people made a few

. >> is it because hollywood has the impact on movie industries in other countries? >> it could be. we were looking--in the global study we were looking at productions that were exclusively made in that territory. in other words, not what they're watching because 80% of the media consumed globally is made in the united states. but what that particular territory was making themselves. and it could very well be. when you consider the amount of media made in the states that's consumed around the world it could very well be that their own media is impacted by the kinds of media that they see. but there is less hyper sexuality in many of the countries. >> you did look at what type of work, for example, women did. you seem very passionate about seeing women in roles where they're doing the science, the technology, the engineering and the math. it was quite startling according to this research, what you found. >> yes, it's pretty much like in the united states, very few women or female characters are seen in answer of those positions. that's one of the main areas that we want to get more w

. >> london. >> no, hollywood. >> that is nbc "nightly news" for this sunday.ester holt will be here tomorrow. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. >>> he was like too strong so he gets it. >> right now at 6:00, a thief find an easy target. girl scouts selling cookies in the east bay but that little girl fought back. when it's all said and done please bring the thief to justice. we'll show you. good evening p. >> give that little girl a new girl scout badge. only on nbc. this 10-year-old trying to raise money for her girl scout troops. that's when a thief robs the cookie jar, the cookie jar cash that

hollywood loves movies about hollywood, right?ear, because it's an actor movie and about a process that a lot of people look at and think, i know that guy or i've been that guy. then "boyhood," the fact that it was made for under $3 million. the fact is it took these offers who are indy royalty, and with richard linkletter, and made this process. i think it really makes academy members -- because that's who really we're talking about today. it makes them feel like yeah that's the best of what we do. that's creative process in action. now, having said that and -- when i was a sundance earlier this year i talked with ethan hawke a little bit about this. he said i saw "boyhood" when it first came out at sundance the year before. a lot of people said nice little movie, but it won't go anywhere. look at how well it's done. for a $2 million budget the thing has made over $45 million or $50 million. patricia is killer in this role. she won yesterday at the indy spirit. and you're not going to lose money if you bet on her for tonight. >>

it is now raining in hollywood.er a tent, but behind us we can see it actually coming down which will make the arrivals a bit of a problem and our fashion expert here with me and is that something they have to take into consideration and they knew it was the possibility of it raining. >> and it's a hollywood nightmare really because of the hair. for the men it's not so bad, but the women they would have spent most of the morning sort of being teased and pulled and straightened and this is your worst nightmare. i advise a lot of hairspray in the back of those limos right now. >> do you think there would be a game time decision about changing a dress? we know some of these fashion choices are made in those final days and hours before. >> i think by the time you're in the car you're in the dress -- >> you're not going to grab it and change in the car? >> no. it's pretty efficient. you remember the guys of p. diddy with the guy carrying the black umbrella. >> i think patricia arquette is feeling smug because she got her

>> hollywood loves him. he does not live in hollywood. he lives in the middle of america.ooses to do movies when he wants to. i've been interviewing him all season. he is cool as a cucumber. i don't think it will win a lot except for cinematography. >> what about best actress? got your cards ready for that one? >> this seems to be unanimous. >> is it a lock? >> yeah. i think it is a lock at this point. i think best actor is kind of a close race. this one you can kind of pull out the marker and just put julianne moore. she's won all the awards up to this point. she's beloved in hollywood and she's kind of overdue. she's been nominated five times. it is kind of her year. >> it's her turn. >> best actor of supporting role. we were talking about this before the segment started. i think we're in pretty much agreement. >> edward norton. >> ed norton. >> looks like we're not experts. >> we have no idea what we're doing. >> i didn't see "whiplash." >> j.k. simmons is fantastic in this prelim. this is actually my favorite movie of the year. if you're a jazz man, you got to see it.

hollywood boulevard.nding on the red carpet. which is covered in plastic to protect it from the elements we're two days away from hollywood's biggest night. los angeles has rolled out the literal red carpet. the town is abuzz ahead of the 87th annual academy awards. here to talk about all of the glamour and the fun and the nominees on the red carpet with me some of the things to watch for. i have pete hammond, awards editor for deadline.com. a girl we know a little bit about on "new day," nischelle turn ir entertainment host. and the only people on the red carpet are the crews and the camera crews, it's ready to go for sunday night. >> when you hear that song "hurray for hollywood" it gets me pumped. >> it's going to be hot on sunday it will be great is. >> it won't be super-hot temperaturewise, we'll talk about the forecast. >> talking about the star heat. >> i blame michaela. because last year at this time it was pouring rain. this year you brought the june gloom, what's wrong with you? >> maybe it's my

in hollywood ♪ ♪ made in hollywood ♪ ♪ made in hollywood ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we begin night with eye on the stormthat could cause a rough monday for some of us. temperatures will fall throughout this night and freezing is going to be a real concern. good evening thanks for staying up with us. i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. let's get right over to meteorologist kathy orr in the weather center tracking the timing on this storm. kathy. >> timing will be everything as far as the temperatures are concerned. and the time of precipitation right now before that precipitation falls we have another issue it is the fog and as we look out our weather window typically we see the beautiful skyline of philadelphia. not tonight. visibility is down and poconos only three terms of a mile. in philadelphia it is down eight tenches of a mile the same in atlantic city. trenton 1 mile visibility and as we take a closer look in our suburbs northeast philadelphia and quakertown down to half mile visibility. along 95 through northeast philadelphia you are going to be seeing reduced visibility as well. now, on storm s

>> i think that there's a tendency for hollywood to love hollywood.in all the awards that "birdman" got. on that particular question i think success really is its own reward in a lot of ways. we are having a conversation about "american sniper" that is a great conversation to be had. i don't know if that conversation would benefit by having it had win some awards but bradley cooper was amazing. i think in some ways what we do with the oscars or what hollywood does with the oscars is try to honor things that otherwise may not get the kind of attention that they deserve. i'm not really on the we got to have the american people weigh in on this. i think there's a place in the world for the movie industry to vote on its own. if you want those -- i think there's something called the people's choice awards. >> yes, there are. yes, there are. that gold statuette goes to the underdog. maybe. i see what you're saying. thank you guys both for your time. >> thank you. >>> coming up a climate change researcher who denies human influence on global warming had over

she struck out in mainstream hollywood and mainstream modeling. now she's betting her future on this reality show. >> eight guys and eight girls will compete for porn stardom and a $1 million prize. >> the concept is a reality porn competition. of never filmed before future stars. >> what's it called? >> "the sex factor." >> "the sex factor," of course. >> reporter: the most amazing of the many amazing things about "the second factor" is that no one's thought of it before. reality tv is hugely popular and, well, so is internet porn. meet the brains of this operation. >> i would say that i enjoy porn just as much as the next guy. no more no less. >> this is where we filmed a bunch of the auditions earlier today. >> reporter: he has no tv experience or porn experience. he's a former silicon valley software salesman. >> are they actually going to have sex on camera? >> absolutely. >> in the first episode? or is that further down the line? >> actually they already had sex on camera to audition. >> good grief, okay. >> part of the casting process. >> r

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. >> 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 hope had been bob hope since 1

mary bruce hollywood. >> alicia vitarelli reports live from hollywood on "action news" at 6:00 p.m. >> abc's oscars preshow gets underway at 7:00 p.m. kneel -- neil patrick harris takes the stage at 8:00 p.m. >> go to watch app or 6abc.com to see hind the scenes video. you can watch the oscar ceremony live. you can find more information about watch abc at 6abc.com. # # >> new this morning a terror group linked to al qaeda has threatened to attack shopping malice in the united states. this is a picture of man who issued the threat, the photo was taken from the group alhad a bob. the he mentioned a mall in canada and minnesota. they can carried out an attack on a mall in nairobi kenya that left 60 people dead. >>> governor christie is spending time at the governor's association national meeting trying to raise money. analysts say christy has trouble competing with jeb bush. members say they are confident they will have the money to compete in the race. >> thousands of people in the area will be in center city to celebrate the chinese new year. this is the way it looked in center city, l

i say ya, i leak a good hollywood party. i like a good party any time. >> win or lose, celebrated academy awards in hollywood style. now, birdman was the big winner of the evening with four oscars, though, it does tie with grand budd pest hotel, which look took home, but awarded in the early part of the evening, so birdman had more cash a. reporting live in west hollywood, suzanne arquette, back to you. >> fun night. thank you. now those oscars of course, not just about the movies, but the glamorous outfits, too love that number on jennifer aniston. so which stars wowed on the red carpet, which were falling a shrill flat maybe? we'll take a look at the fashion winners and losers coming up later on this morning. oh to me so much fun as seeing who wins the award. >> oh, absolutely agree with that one. >> so true, so true. but at least i can report and in terms of the weather to cast, things are looking dairy say casino every quiet for the rest of this week. now, that said, we're not really talking about any kind of seasonable

. >>> the oscar goes to >>> yes, the stars shine in hollywood at the oscars and we have the big winners and the big buzz this morning. >>> hope you have an award winning week. thats for starting it with us. leyla gulen is here and i am eric thomas and meteorologist mike nicco has the weather. >> the weather with the fastest winds is mt. diablo at 60 miles per hour. >> yikes. >> putting a list together, the winds are very high. 23 miles per hour around concord and 33 at fairfield and 24 in novato and 26 in santa rosa and 23 in mountain view. in san francisco we had gusts up to 26 miles per hour. we are nearly 60 at noon, and breezy this afternoon and low-to-mid 60s and when the sun sets we will have calmer conditions and mid-50s. >>> sounds like white knuckle driving. >> it is. c.h.p. issued high wind advisories for the bridges and the pass. now, from emeryville camera to the eastern span of the bay bridge you can see it is bouncing but traffic is moving along fine so be careful if you drive high-sided vehicle. here is a look at theory -- richmond and san rafael bridge. traffic is check

the issue can you put that aside for the jury and can you understand that hollywood is hollywood?s is a real-life trial involving people and issues and facts and events. and the jury promises you during voir dire, that process where attorneys are selecting a fair and impartial jury as the sixth amendment that the instituticon provides. that you base a decision what you hear in this courtroom, then we are satisfied. the judge admonishes the jury saying don't listen to any media reports and don't be persuaded or influenced by any media reports but just be persuaded by what the lawyers say and more importantly what the witnesses say on the witness stand. we put a lot of trust in our jury system and hopefully this jury can do it. >> let's look ahead to closing arguments that we expect could begin as early as tomorrow. what do you think needs to be honed in on for both sides? >> sure. listen, if you're the prosecutor, you're going to hone in on a person who may be trouble but certainly is not insane and there is so much evidence, ladies and gentlemen, to point out that he may be troubl

a place he called hollywood.the early 1900s hollywood was being annexed by the nearby city of los angeles. and with its mild climate and pleasant screen rehollywood quickly became the new home of silent movie making not to mention the home for promotional sign for 1920's real estate development called hollywoodland. it was shortened to hollywood. came to refer to the movie industry as a whole. and feeding on itself, hollywood sometimes depicted hollywood in less than flattering light. as in the 1950 film "sunset boulevard" with gloria swanson playing unembittered and deluxal former silent star. >> used to be fan of pictures used to be big. >> i am big. it's the pictures that got small. >> osgood: despite the occasional put down, hollywood the industry is still big. with its films earning just over $10 billion here in the united states last year though some in the business fret that revenue was down roughly 5% from 2013. as for hollywood the place, it remains major tourist attraction. featuring among other things,

we talked about what might win in hollywood and i picked american sniper and said i didn't know if hollywoodd be brave enough to do it. >> every time america vote which they did for american sniper producing 300 million of the 600 million of the movies growth it is like the elitest in hollywood say they like it so we cannot win it. we knew it would not win a lot of awards because they look down on i think the electorate. but i would like to hear them talk about the misogyny in hollywood. the billonaire boys club where women are snubbed and don't make as much. and all of the instances you hear when you talk to women in hollywood but that would have taken real courage. for her to stand out there and call out the men in the audience. that is bravery, but in general she took a cheap shot. she does have a certain point in some industries. >> and just the aging. if you look at men and what they learn. >> well you know stacy, just one last point on this and i had to ask best sound editing, terrific. but all of the oscar nominations what is the voting like? >> it is a select committee of i don't kno

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governor's ball in hollywood, elton john's in west hollywood and vanity fair in beverly hills. >> howful. >> so beautiful. >> thank you guys. that means a lot from you guys. thank you. >> at the governor's ball oscar winners had nameplates engraved on their statues. dinner by wolfgang puck. >> my famous chicken pot pie which everybody loves. that's why we have to make so many. ♪ >> music by wil iam. elton john's nearly 1,000 partiers. >> i'm sitting on my right. beck is on my right who won album of the year at the grammys and on my left is robert craft. winners on my sides from different walks of life. >> this party is considered the most successful fundraising event on oscar night. nearly $45 million has been raise ds for the elton john aids foundation since the early '90s. after last night's bash another $6 million. >> i feel pretty great. i'm a bit hungry. >> i work out. so i'm good. >> despite wet weather a night of picture-perfect parties. ♪ >> i have been doing this for 23 years really. came out when it was a small gig now it's a big deal. lot of people taking pictures. >> good

ice game time here in hollywood. as you see they rolled out the red carpet and wheeled in the big oscar statute. the only thing missing, the stars. >> lights camera, oscar. the wait for hollywood's biggest night is finally over. >> i'm really psyched. >> i hope i don't faint. >> from the tale of a heroic sniper to a fading superhero. >> i would just like a comeback. >> and a coming of age drama twelve years in the making. it's between the 8 films nominated for best picture. it's going to be a surprise. no one film has a lock on this year's film. julie ann moore is favored to take home best actress. the best actor category is a you tougher one. at the front of the pack michael keaton and the bird man. the first time for the host neil patrick harris. >> anything can happen. anything. >> the excitement build to go see who will take home hollywood's top prize. >> this s. isn't just about who wins oscar gold. this, of course, is also fashion's biggest night. in a matter of few hours all eyes will be right here on the red

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from hollywood, here's david willis. >> reporter: it's an evening of sumptuous glamour. the movie industry's big night out. a night when hollywood's new arrivals get to rub shoulders with some of the biggest stars on the planet. and everyone wants to talk to the man of the moment. patricia arquette was named best supporting actress for her role in "boyhood." she used her acceptance speech to make an impassioned appeal for equal rights for women. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states of america. >> all themes in the acceptance speeches. a middle-aged woman's battle against early onset alzheimer's disease in "still alice" gained julianne moore a best actress honor. ♪ >> "glory," the theme from "selma" not only won best original song but brought the celebrity crowd to its feet. >> the oscar goes to eddie redmayne. >> a favorite for best actor, londoner eddie redmayne who played stephen hawking in "the theory of everything", nonetheless, could hardly believe his luck. >> i am fully aware that i am a lucky, luc

how it evolved from a student film, live from the red carpet in hollywood.6:00 starts now. >>> a raging fire still smoldering right now in san francisco. the second destructive fire to hit the mission district in the last month. thank you for joining us. >>> let's to right to cornelllive from market and church street. >> reporter: we can tell you that church street is still shut down at market. firefighters have contained the blaze at 15th and church, involving three apartment buildings. but the blaze started at 4:15 this afternoon, quickly went to three alarms, smoke and flames got very intense. wind doze at one of the apartment buildings a victorian apartment house were completely blown out. one firefighter on scene suffered smoke inhalation and he will be okay. no injuries to tenants at this point. a dozen people got out but a house cat was found in one unit, suffering from smoke inhalation. it was unresponsive for quite a while, but was given oxygen by emts at the scene and revived. the owner of one of the ground floor minimarts got out just in time. >>

. >>> now to hollywood, where the stars are gathering for the big awards. win or lose for the millions of us who are watching it's going to be a great show. here's lara spencer. >> reporter: the action has already kicked into high gear at the red carpet. as for the awards themselves best picture is neck and neck between "birdman" and "boyhood." elsewhere elsewhere, bradley cooper is nominated for "american sniper." but eddie redmane. while meryl streep with 19 nods this time for "into the woods." meantime the pressure is on for neil patrick harris. >> everyone that watches the oscars sort of thinks wouldn't it be fun to be on it. how many people stand in front of a mirror and practice their own acceptance speech. have you done it? >> oh the hair brush. it's a given. >> reporter: he says he's been rehearsing for this moment for months and it's now time. he says tonight we can expect magic, and i know we can expect the unexpected. >> thank you. >>> and we'll have more live coming up at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> still tonight, the hunt for the bank robbers on a v

ice game time here in hollywood.s you see, they rolled out the red carpet and brought out the big oscar statues. the only thing missing now are the stars. >> lights, camera, oscar. the wait for hollywood's biggest night is finally over. >> it's very, very exciting. >> i'm really psyched. >> i hope i don't faint. >> from the tale of a heroic sniper to a fading superhero. >> i would just like a comeback. >> and a coming of age drama twelve years in the making. it's a toss-up for the best picture. it's going to be a surprise. no one film has a lock on this year's film. julie ann moore is favored to take home best actress. "still alice." the best actor category is a you tougher one. at the front of the pack michael keaton and the bird man. and american sniper. the first time for the host neil patrick harris. >> anything can happen. anything. >> the excitement building to see who will take home hollywood's top prize. >> this isn't just about who will win oscar gold. this is also fashion's biggest night. in a few hours all

in terms of hollywood and the movies i was so enamored by hollywood.e career has been -- seems -- things just seemed to fall into place. i was asked to make this documentary to be holocaust and it really covered the whole period to have nazi regime and the concentration camps. there were individual stories in there from survivors. it took two and a half years to produce. managed to persuade elizabeth taylor and orson welles to narrate it. >> about a swedish diplomat who had come to hungary on a mission to save the juice. >> there i -- jews. >> there i was sitting opposite this legend. she mixed me a bloody mary and i thought here am i sitting in front of the reincarnation of cleopatra. shortly afterwards it won the academy award. the levert was opened and they read out my name. i jumped and i remember that night quite vividly. it was 1982. i really hadn't prepared the speech because i was convinced that one of the other nominees was going to win. i was absolutely convinced. i'd like to thank the members of the academy. what was really incredible about

it's hollywood's biggest night of the year. and we're on the red carpet with team coverage.d waits to see who will take home the golden statue. the big awards show the day before. >> we want the vote. >> are the indie spirit awards a hint of what's to come? >> wow

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