it was la's union station.'s >> our shot at union station is really cool.e will be a part of history at an oscars ceremony unlike any other. >> i feel like the energy will be amazing. it will be a precursor to what summer will look like. like when everybody loses their mind because they say finally. >> producer stress the safety but they want to avoid the glitches of the globes. the glo. >> this year's oscar winners must accept in person or live via satellite with each nominee allowed to bring just 1 guessed. >> this is the first award show that will be really truly in person. >> there will still be could tour but no crowds. we will less people, less stresses. >> they will be reaching back into the past to take a forward. >> it is going to be a bigger deal. it will mean so much more this year than it >> it should be exciting, nonetheless. see who takes home the oscar statuettes one week from today. you can watch the awards live next sunday right here on abc 7 at 5:00 p.m. >>> turning to the weather. we are back in the studio. it should be exciting nonethele

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la outside one of the venues union station. this year's ceremony is taking place two months later than usual because of the pandemic. david fincher�*sland, which has six nominations, including best actress for frances mcdormand. in a moment we'll hear from the director of one of the nominated films. but first, i'm joined now by anousha sa—koo—ee who is an entertainment industry writerfor the la times. great to have you with us just a few hours before the event. will it be a real surprise of it does not get at least one big price?— least one big price? yes. at the moment. _ least one big price? yes. at the moment. it _ least one big price? yes. at the moment. it is — least one big price? yes. at the moment, it is favoured - least one big price? yes. at the moment, it is favoured to - least one big price? yes. at the moment, it is favoured to win l least one big price? yes. at the l moment, it is favoured to win the biggest prize of the night. which is best picture and the director, nominated in the best director category but she is almost a certainty in which that the director category after that movie goes on to win best picture. so

a visual la la pa loose have with strict safety precautions in place and as many nominees and winners inside the house as possible and what a house. l.a.'s union's s.a.g.s. >> my dad used to say what's remembered lived. i maybe spent too much of my life just remembering. >> reporter: truly a historic year for the s.a.g. awards. now on this earth-shaking morning, it's on to the oscars and the anticipation and excitement that a live event uniquely provides. amy? >> i love how you wove some of that breaking news into your tag, chris. not that surprised though. you're a wordsmith. thank you. t.j., over to you. >> all right, robach, we're going to turn now to truly an outstanding guest. joining us this morning fresh off that nail-biter of a game, stanford keeping arizona from scoring at the last second, winning the women's ncaa championship by just a point and the tournament's most outstanding player, stanford's haley jones. there she is, she's joining us live. i have been watching you on the monitor as you were getting ready. i saw you yawn about 22 times and even smack yourself in the face because i assume you didn't get much sleep last night. ho

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