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krista smith is the "vanity fair" west coast editor. it's wide open. >> this year it is just anybody's guess. >> reporter: how about best picture? what do you see for that? >> well, i think this has been the most exciting race that the oscars has had for best picture in a very long time. >> it could have been you, me, any of us. >> now "spotlight," it's a classic american story about journalism done right and it has a lot of heart. then all of a sudden, "the big short," loaded with movie stars. it takes on something that's so contemporary. you have "the revenant," it feels epic. it feels important. you've got leonardo dicaprio in the lead and audiences are loving it. those are the films that i think tragedy in the tri-state... a three-year old is shot... the coroner on scene..the new information we're learning. killing cancer... right now.. these local students burning the midnight oil...hoping to change the lives of many children.these clouds are moving out now... we're gonna see sunshine for the weekend... just how high the temperatur