it is definitely never a bad ththing, i think, to win an osc. >> sure.hat are the trends thisis year? what are you expecting? >> i'm looking at "the artist" as a film that c do quite well at t the oscars. of cour, "the help" and "the descendants", these films are not doing that well at the box offifice. they are not getting that huge oscar bump that we normally see. in fact, if you add up the total at this point of the nine best picture nominees it is about $595 million. if you take last year's best picture nominees, there were ten of them last year to be fair, they add u up to $1.3 billion a this point so more than double the box office for the crop of best picture last year than this year simply because there is not a big giant "avatar" hit or with "kingspeech" winning had "toy ststory 3" and "inception" wit 293. this year we just don't have that. >> what kind of politics goines into all of this? are there politics? the studios trying to influence the nominations and voting? >> they put adds i in trade pas online to really not only boost their movie bu

you stated in the last december's osce ministerial meeting that lasting peace and stability depends just as much on meeting citizen's legitimate aspirations as military security. that is summer true with the russian citizens in the streets demanding that the aspirations be taken seriously by the government. sortly we will be considering whether to grant them to russia as the united states looks at russia joining the world trade organization. that presents an opportunity for us to advance the aspirations of the people of russia. >> it is time and it may be controversial, but it's time we recognize that the inclusion put a spotlight on the world of the oppressive practices of the former soviet union. as we move to pntr, we would like to get your view as to how to use the opportunity. assistant secretary gordon was quoted when responding to what congress might do on pntr, on human rights he said we will see what congress demands. i would hope we can working to o the issue and welcome your thoughts as to how to use this opportunity. >> first, let me commend you for your long work on behalf o

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what our job is in osc, but particularly in the joint staff is to really prepare for either case and to ensure that we have done the intellectual work to tee up the options for a future president whoever that may be. >> you have used the word irreversibility, and how does that apply for the supply base for the defense, and which has been pinched in recent year and foresees a greater constriction of resources for support of the defense acquisition and r&d? >> for the industrial base it means a couple of things. one is an effort to protect the investment in science and technology and research and development as much as we can even under a tightening fiscal situation, and because that is the seed corner of the future, but it also means that in some particular areas, where if you lost a particular part of industrial base it would take you years and years and years to recapture it if ever. that fact has been factored into some of the program and budget decisions. so even though a particular program may have been weak or something that we thought about doing away with, if in doing away wit

all diplomatic relations with the country also the white house has mentioned to us to negotiate with osce that is to is basically a way to fail or this state department has made it obvious that they're not going to. make any any a benevolent gestures to just use towards the current syrian regime and they have also so they're not supplying any weapons or any help to the rebels which are also which are fighting this the government forces right now but they have said that their option is not off the table also the united states have also promised that the will supply humanitarian aid to the rebels there but what kind of aid exactly we're talking about is you have unclear and of course of course all of this is happening. right basically. as the as the united nations security council council are negotiations on the syrian problems have effectively split the security council into with russia china being on one side and the rest of the security council being on the other so these are tough tough times forestieri but hopefully of course the country seems like a so willing the country fishel make

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nations has said that his these are numbered also the white house has mentioned that to negotiate with osce that is to is basically. to failure now the u.s. has said that the higher not planning on supplying arms to the syrian rebels but they have said that no option is off the table. reporting there in the light of recent u.n. security council fallouts one moscow and beijing blocked a draft resolution on syria are spoke to russia's ambassador to the body says that piling pressure only on the us and regime gives you no lateral advantages to the rebels who are also to blame for the violence in syria. the latest round of military confrontation in syria started a couple of days before that resolution draft resolution was put to vote and the reason i'm here i'm trying not trying to justify anybody but simply trying to be analytical is that as the monitoring mission of that i believe was there and that as the situation was evolving everybody saw that the government troops were pulling out of certain towns or certain quarters and in cities that territory was taken over by armed rebel groups and t

all diplomatic relations with the country also the white house has mentioned to us to negotiate with osce that is to is basically a way to fail or the state department has made it obvious that they're not going to . make any any a benevolent gestures to just use towards the current syrian regime and they have also said they're not supplying any weapons or any help to the rebels which are also which are fighting this the government forces right now but they have said that that option is not off the table also the united states have also promised that the will supply humanitarian aid to the rebels there but what kind of aid exactly we're talking about is you have unclear. or ticklish the reporting there and in the light of recent u.n. security council fallouts r.t. spoke to russia's ambassador to the body and he says that piling pressure all only on the us of regime gives unilateral advantages to the rebels who are also to blame for inciting violence in syria. the latest round of military confrontation in syria started a couple of days before that resolution draft resolution was put to vote

a look at the favorites and possible osc >>> welcome back.news, san francisco police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run accident that occurred early this morning. it happened at intersection of california and battery around 3:30 a.m. the driver of that lincoln town car was killed when another car traveling eastbound on california rammed into the driver's side of the car. police are looking for a single suspect who fled on foot. there is no description at this time. the suspect's car was left at the scene and investigators are processing right now for evidence. they are asking any witnesses to please call police. >>> we all know that fire fight sag dangerous job but not all the challenges are as visible as the flames. there are some frightening cancer statistics for female firefighters. >> lisa is a firefighter paramedic in san francisco's inner sunset neighborhood. she is a recent breast cancer survivor. >> yes, i do think my cancer is related to work. >> no studies have been conducted to determine a definitive link but here or the statist

then it's up to justice or, ino some cases, or the osc to decide whether or not to pursue thep case urfurtherd lots of timt the service members, despite a finding by labor, are told byby justice or other agencies thatge you'll have to pursue it on youo own. we're not going to pursue it,rs and it costs a lot of money and time. >> for the very men and women that put their bodies on the line for us. >> steve has written about thise and we appreciate you coming in. steve is the federal report, a federal reporter with the washington post.wa thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, new jersey's's governor tells millionaire warren buffet to keep his mouthm shut, a look at new poll numbers and who is on top of the gopthe race ahead of tonight's debate. first, let's check in with annie yu. >> reporter: so we're learning a lot this morning. the there are three different types of sharks, and the guy in the corner is called -- he canca do a fun trick. we're going to show you that you after the break. break. >>> here's today's trivia's t odquestion, not only did jorge washington carver -- george washi

but we live in a world where glenn close has never gotten an osc oscar.t me ask, do oscars just tlat out come down to a pop layer day contest as opposed to who is just the most talented? i see both of you nodding. >> unfortunately, withis is basically hollywood high school where the most popular kid wins. occasionally you get people that win for an entire body of work instead of the actual performance. and that one is always tricky. >> matt, you concur? >> i absolutely agree. one of the best examples was shake shakespeare in love. it was a pine performance, but that was the academy really honest organi honoring previous efforts. >> let's start with the actress category. you mentioned vile la davis, rooney mara, meryl streep, and michelle williams. matt, you can go first. who do you think will get it and what do you think should get it. >> i think this will go viola davis. in other years, i might say it would be a toss up, but i think meryl slooz loses points becaus movie didn't do that well. viola davis turned in a fantastic performance and i think she'll

you for your lawn work on behalf of the helsinki commission and you're continuing interest in envy osce which i believe not only played a important historical role but still has a role to play in maintaining an emphasis on human rights. promoting the universal human rights is one of the highest priorities for the united states. around the world we engage on behalf of human rights everyday everywhere our other priority which we don't think is in conflict but is certainly one of particular importance is promoting u.s. trade and boosting our economy. we strongly believe that voting for the pntr and russia is the vote to create american jobs, so we agree with you that we think it's important that we go ahead and do that. they serve a very important role in the past by helping thousands of jews to immigrate from the soviet union and we ought to lift it, failing to lift it. we will put our farmers and manufacturers and workers at a disadvantage. at the same time, we would like to work with you. we need to send a clear and unmistakable message to russia that we care deeply about the ruble fall