you know you see people year after year with that oscar in their hand at every at every oscar ceremony and you think what is it about this you know we watch this performance year after year what is it about this moment and it's because it's never happened to that person before. and. i can only say that it's you know you kind of entering delirium i remember when penelope cruz got her oscar and goldberg and tilda swinton and. oh there were a few of us on stage goldie hawn anyway we took her off backstage and we were walking down this car door and there are all of these photographs on the. side of past winners and put be turned to be in that beautiful voice of war peace and said you're never going to be the same person again now you're penelope cruz osco. and that's what it is it's it's like being reborn and someone who would know the ridiculous thing is who announced your name. richard dreyfus and martha. marshall mason when they were very tiny i remember there were you know there was a stage. it took forever to get up there was like waiting for water it was great i guess is the great n.

. >> oscar garcÍa naciÓ en medellÍn, colombia, desde niÑo, su padre le enseÑÓ a tocar el piano, a losista en los melÓdicos,allÍ estuve 20 aÑos,viaje por todo el mundo y grave 60 longplays. >> pudo compartir el escenario con millones. -leyendas. >> wilfredo vargas,la sonora matancera, celia cruz, y otros. >> su principal audiencia ahora son estos ancianos que se reÚnen en un comedor público de la florida. garcÍa recuerda como hace 18 aÑos entrÓ a este lugar por curiosidad y se percatÓ que habÍa un piano abandonado. >> preguntÉ si allÍ tocaba alguien, mem dijeron que no,y todos los dÍas empecÉ a venir con mi piano elÉctrico aquÍ. >> aquÍ por ochos aÑos consecutivos oscar garcÍa trabajÓ sin cobrar un centavo.aunque ahora recibe un modesto salario, no es el dinero lo que lo motiva. >> he aprendido a ser humilde y a servir a la gente. >> ella es una de sus grandes admiradoras. >> nos levanta el Ánimo y nos pone contenta, y alegre,muy bonito. >> blanquita una cubana de 95 aÑos, lleva una dÉcada disfrutando de su mÚsica. >> me gusta mucho la mÚsica antigua, Él la toca. >> cada melodÍa los tr

never winning an oscar, in 2003 he accepted an honorary oscar after receiving the award he spoke to the media and made a comment about not doing terribly well with musicals. >> i've been in three musicals. i can't sing a note. all three have died. all i know is that if i'm in it, then you'll be bankrupt. >> peter o'toole was a truly legendary film star. a man who personified old school epic hollywood. a family statement today confirmed he passed away peacefully in a hospital in london. he was 81 years old, and according to his family, he had been ill for some time now. he made a long list of huge movies, but peter o'toole will always be best known for his first major role, "lawrence of arabia" in 1962. i want to bring in tom o'neal, all-around hollywood journalist and author of several showbiz books. tom, peter o'toole had slowed down a bit but was still working. tell us about how a big loss this is for hollywood. >> well, he wasn't just one of the greatest actors whoever lived. he was certainly one of the most versatile. a couple years ago he had an ongoing major role on "tutors" on sh

oscar isaac!. just 'cause i have a bad memory. >> jimmy: of course, yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] >> not for any other reason. >> jimmy: not for any other reason of course. but it was late. >> it was very, very late. and it was like, underground someplace. and it was totally closed. and there was some english guy with weird teeth. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> and he was like, doing poetry? >> jimmy: he was reading his poem. >> he was like -- [ mumbling incoherently ] i mean, what was the poems he was reading? >> jimmy: it was about an american tv show. it wasn't "manimal," but it was something like that. >> it was slam poetry, directly to us. >> jimmy: he was like, say it was "matlock" or something. he was like -- [ british accent ] "all right matlock, there you are [ mumbling ] breaking things, solving the case. [ mumbling ] matlock can do it." [ mumbling ] and he kept doing this thing, it was like -- [ laughter ] >> that's how we were, yeah. >> jimmy: we were just like that. we were like, "i don't kno

. >>> oscar garcÍa desde niÑo su padre le enseÑÓ a tocar el piano, a los 15 aÑos se mudÓ a venezuelaarreguris ta, grabe 70 long play. >>> su talento le permitiÓ compartir escenario con grandes leyendas. >>> son jhonny ventura, con celia, con porfi jimÉnez. >>> aunque le gusta recordar sus aÑos de gloria su principal audiencia son estos ancianos que se reÚnen en un comedor publico del sur de la florida. garcÍa recuerda como hace 18 aÑos entrÓ a este lugar y se percatÓ que habÍa un piano abandonado. >>> le dije a la directora, aqÍi nadie toca el piano, y le dije usted me deja tocar aquÍ? sÍ, y me puse a tocar. al otro dÍa traje mi piano elÉctrico, y todos los dÍas comencÉ a venir. >>> aquÍ acuden decenas de ancianos, aquÍ por 8 aÑos oscar garcÍa trabajÓ sin cobrar, y ahora no es el dinero lo que motiva a este artista. >>> aprendÍ tantas cosas, aprendÍ a ser humilde, servir a la gente. >>> larissa rojas es una de sus grandes admiradoras. >>> nos ayuda mucho. >>> blanquita, una cubana de 95 aÑos lleva una dÉcada disfrutando de su mÚsica. >>> me gusta mucho las canciones antiguas. >>> cad

>> it is a really confusing oscar race. there is no real front-runner. this season. everyone i talked to this year, all the people who were nominated, they were especially excited to be nominated this year. one of the reasons we do watch the globes is as a predictor but over the last decade or so, they haven't had as great a track record at saying what the best -- eventually best picture winner at the oscars will be. that's actually because of the way they schedule the awards shows. this sounds very glamorous but it's because of the way, when they make their dates for the awards shows, by the time the globes happen, the oscar nomination ballots are already in. that is not going to affect who gets actually nominated. >> we only have a little time left. give me the top two contests you are going to be watching at the golden globes. >> the best actor race this year at the globes and eventually down the line at the oscars is a really tight race. the globes have an advantage because they split it up into drama and comedy so they get to nominate twice as many

it was brilliant especially as it was actually broadcast live on air. >> now giving a mock oscar that's wonderful for us in media. it sends a message i guess to show the one side covering the story is better or worse than the other. i look at all of the coverage more or less and there are different agendas and different objectives. >> as russians and many ukrainians see it, they have objectives of their own that date back to the cold war. the toppling of a statute of vladimir lenin that russians saw as symbolic, actually symbolized some of the shortcomings of the foreign media on this story. >> in many ways it was a conscious reenactment of the toppling of the statute of saddam hussein. which was a little weird. the agreement was about europe and then it was everything about the president and his legitimacy. many people saw as a bit of a diversion. >> i have to tell you, i thought it was humorous. who cares about a statute of lenin? for the west, this is some moment. this is the west projecting. this is not the soviet union. the soviet union is long gone. >> toppling down of lenin is we

eight oscar nominations without ever winning one. he accepted an honorary oscar in 2003 and spoke some what unkindly of it. >> that was a bit rude of me. i didn't intend it to be. because it's an honor. the highest honor the film industry can give one. i was disappointed about my children. i like to do something specific and earn the damn thing. >> he died in a london hospital. following a long illness. he was 81 years old. >>> and oscar-winner joan fontaine has also died. she won that oscar starring alongside cary grant starring in an alfred hitchcock film, suspicion. she later appeared in "ryan's hope." and as panelist on "to tell the truth." she died yesterday. at her home in california. she was 96 years old. >>> time now for the weather across the nation. there will be snow from the upper midwest to the great lakes. northwest pennsylvania could pick up a foot of lake-effect snow. unusually quiet and dry in the west. >> honolulu, phoenix, miami, all in the mid to upper 70s. it's going to be seven, though, in anchorage. cool 40s in

do you need to worry about things like oscars? >> no. i tell you when i worry about oscars. i worry about them i am in the seat, and all of a sudden i go wait a minute, i'm nominated. but the minute you start doing it for that, it is -- you don't do it for that. you can't make good work. you can't speak your truth, you don't work from god, or your heart, or your soul. it's a place that is artificial. >> yeah, a lot of people say that, but they're making scenes and run at best screen play, or best picture, or best performance by a leading actor. >> i did a movie right before this that made $567,000 supposedly called "the paper boy." and what -- i'm as proud of "the paper boy" as i am of the butler. and of a movie called "shadow boxer" as i am of "precious." once i leave that editing room, i'm proud. it's like a kid. >> lee said i saw the film and it told my story. what does that do for you? >> that is my reward. i sleep with it. i take it home and i thank god that is the reason i did this movie. >> i did it for people like that. >> no, not as a butler, cecil, i'm inviting you

thank you oscar james on announcement of thanksgiving. one last thing we're getting towards the end of the year. if there's any meetings anyone needs to cut short or cannot attend please let the secretary know. >> the next item of business is item eight, report of director. >> i did want to point out that this friday the state department of finance has given us our meet and confer date for items of dispute for the props 1314b is the period. and really there are just two issues, i think out of the thousands of obligations that now we really have refined and the state department have refined and i want to commend the work of the staff, the direction from this commission and the in/paout input from the oversight board and members of the public who attended, we've come a long way. there are two items in dispute, there's a copy of the letter from the state department of finance within your packets and then just today you did receive, because we just submitted the meet and confer to the state on friday so the actual documentation was provided t

tavis: oscar winning actress angelica houston is part of a legendary film dynasty and she chronicles the first 20 years of her exceptional up ringing in her memoir, a coming-of-age. she is daughter of acclaimed director john houston and granddaughter of oscar actor walter houston. angelica has carved out an impressive acting career of her own including her oscar-winning directed by her father as well as roles in the addams family and lonesome dove. it is an honor to finally have you on this program. >> thank you so much, tavis. got thisen i first book, which is a good sign, i stared at the photo on the cover. can you push on that? -- the eyes are the window to the soul. what is in your soul that day? your eyes are so expressive. >> i was new in new york. i just met the man i was going to spend the next four years with. my mother had recently died. so i think there was a lot of sadness in me at that time. and also new beginnings. i was young. you say sadness, but given her your father was, your grandfather and lineage, what is who hasr a white girl been raised in the environment that

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in the united states there is talk of another oscar.his films are any guide, the two countries have much more in common that the two governments have lead us to believe. >>> we could be looking at a 3-pete on wall street. the dow up 76 points. that would mean a higher close for the third time all three sessions for the blue chips. s&p 500 also on pace for a record as well. >>> the government is saying the economy grew at a rate of more than 4% in the third quarter. that is the best the government has performed in close to two years. >>> times are still tough, though, for blackberry. saying it lost $4.5 billion in the third quarter as sales dropped 56%. the company is now going to team with an electronic's parts maker to produce new blackberries. that news is sending its stock soaring. >>> and some people dream of visiting the french alps, up next we'll tell you about a chance to hover over the alps. ♪ >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines at this hour. from gay rights to health care to the nsa

could he get the oscar being a producer? >> no, he won't get it. he's deserving of much more attention this time out. he and martin scorese are really like n. they understand one another. but there are too many other better mancperfor out there this year. >> jona hill, is he good in this? >> he could indeed. he shows a much better range in this. he's not the goofy guy. >> speaking of goofy, he's known for comedies but ben stiller is still trying adventure on for size in this movie. here's a look. >> go. next time i see you, i see that picture. hey, dream machine. >> next time i see you. >> you see the picture. >> go. crack the case. >> it was already a movie with danny kay years and years ago. do we want to see the "korea set life of walter mitty" again? >> of all the movies coming out this christmas, this would be my last choice to see. it's a little confusing because first he follows the character created, living a fantasy life. then it moves into reality where he does incredible stunts. you get lost. >> sean penn starring in it. what about chris

the absoluting of oscar grant years ago -- the shooting of oscar grant years ago sparked an investigation into the bart police department. we'll find out how they are doing implementing some of the recommended reforms. >> reporter: i'm kiet do live in san jose where my trusty iphone app says it is 26 degrees. that means plenty of frost on the windshields of cars out here. now, there's not a lot of moisture out here so the frost is not really that thick. you can see like scraping it off easily with my hands. nonetheless, give yourself some extra time if you are driving to work today to scrape it off your windshield. cold weather came early last night down to freezing in many spots well before midnight. santa rosa was one of the coalest spots in the bay area. it was 32 degrees just a couple of hours past sundown. it's flood low 20s. perfect christmas tree shopping and coffee drinking weather. >> it's not as wet and rainy but got the cold, dry and cold. >> i'm missing our warm weather. >> really need to bundle up. >> not so cold because i'm jumping up and down. >> teeth are chatters. >> yeah

almost all except the oscars. >> can you believe it? i wonder why the oscars was so serious.ced bout of paranoia in an award show. brave woman. >>> not being paranoid about your public image at all. arnold schwarzenegger decided while he was at the national finals rodeo that he would jump on a mechanical horse and take it for a ride. >> check it out. >> he can hardly keep a straight face as you see him there. it is a fun video. 66-year -old in vegas on a fake horse doing his thing. having a little fun. >> good for arnold. >>> another photo to show you, talk about six pack. kelly ripa. >> she's stunning. look at that. look at that. >> super woman. has a million jobs, big family, keeps herself that fit. she has more like an eight pack. inspiration during the holidays when you reach for another cookie. >> she is relentless at the gym. i was lucky to be in the same gym with her many moons ago and i was in and out and she was still on the treadmill. >> a dynamo. >> don't get it by accident. hard work. >> that doesn't happen because you are there for an hour. she was there forever.

the unofficial start of the oscar season. this year the moviegoers and animal lovers may want to pay more attention to the pledge that no animals were harmed during the filming. a stunning investigation on how animals are treated on tes tv ad film sets detail injuries and even deaths. in "life of pi" and "the hobbit" and "unexpected journey". the story "no animals were harmed". >> gary good to see you thanks for doing this for us. the american humane association is the organization that is charged to monitoring tv and film to ensure that animals are treated properly your investigation says they are not doing their job. correct. we found that the claims that they are making in public are different than the ones than they have internally. >> some cases are extreme. let's take "the hobbit". what happened there was something that the ama didn't victoriinvestigate when 27 animd from exhaustion and in many cases a drowning. >> we found that a trainer that brought that information to them was rebuffed. the aha was not interested in

in the united states there's talk of another oscar. if the success of films are any guide, the two countries have more in common. >> finally - food fights take place every day. not in school canteens, but those playing out in call rooms. farmers, manufacturers resort to other means. turkey is celebrating a victory with e.u. >> where does your food come from, how is it made? these are at the core of a multibillion industry. cheese must come from france. italy has the rights to parmaham. they are 1200 products that have an e.u. status. specific logos as a trademark of quality. helping to protect consumers from products. three new items. greek tomato known from islands. the other is u.k. yorkshire cheese. it's been produced since the 12th century. the third isn't even from the iyour. the european commission awarded status a sweet pastry made with dough. it's now only one of 60 non-e.u. foods to hold the trademark and follows a battle with greece for the distinction. food and politics are never far from each other. and in this case the tur

academy does for the oscars. if you win here, it is something special.basically tells you this is a film that wins here is a film that not only appeals in berlin or in london or paris but across the continent. it is really something special to take home a trophy at them tonight. >> scott, tell us what films are expected to be winners tonight. >> that is a bit of a tough one. easily there is a big front runner. a movie swept the awards. this year it is tougher. "oh boy" might do well" and i think you may see this spread out among a few films. i would put my money on the french film "blue is the warmest color" which one in the cannes film festival and is getting a lot of buzz. >> any trends in the films nominated fisher? -- nominated this year? >> this year it's sort of a nostalgia trend. a lot of films are looking backwards. "blue is the warmest color" is all about sex, food, and talking. the italian film is basically an update of another film. i think maybe this time of upheaval when people are wondering where europe is going, european film makers are lo

what about the oscar buzz?e year when people go to see these procedure movies. hollywood spent a lot of money to try to win oscars. there is a strategy here that has been affected by harvey weinstein. main things they you do not have to spend a lot of money making the movie. if you look at the award winners, they averaged about $21 million in production budget. you have to spend a lot of money initially. that is rule number one. you do not have to go crazy on the budget. you also need to shop some festivals. go to sundance. look for something that will catch the eye. since he bought the rights to the book before it was published, he had an idea that it would be good. eventually, jennifer lawrence one. >> he must have good intuition. >> it has been honed over several decades. >> strategic rollout is another one. ?"d you see "blue jasmine let the buzz build up from there. once the movie is out, that is when you go for broke. that is when you break up the budget and work on advertisements and getting stars out. di

it went on to win a best picture oscar.y're incredibly clever. >> is this all happening behind the scenes? it is the phone calls, calling the right guy, getting the right people to show up at parties. >> yes. it's a huge campaign effort. everyone from the director to the screenwriter and then the big stars in the film, there'll involved in a campaign process. it's a whole cast effort. >> ultimately do you think -- not only are these people that really understand the film industry and what is going to resonate, but they sort of had their finger on the pulse of news and what is current and what people are looking for. >> they released "mandela, walk to freedom." they could not have timed it better. they did not know this great man was going to pass. they did know he was ill, sure. the man gave a stunning performance and is in contention for best actor nominations. lee daniels, the butler -- that's another film that is getting a lot of praise, maybe not so much at the golden globes, but forest whitaker and oprah winfrey are ge

he accepted an honorary oscar in 2003. o'toole was known for starring in "lawrence of arabia" but was also an accomplished stage actor. he died at a hospital following a long illness. peter o'toole was 81 years old. >>> still ahead, we'll show you how pot is going mainstream in northern california. >>> throwing out that old tech gear is really adding up. how much e-waste is growing around the world. >>> what china is working on during the first visit to the moon since the '70s. >>> you could win an extra $7,000 this holiday season just helping fight hunger in the bay area. clinic the "give where you live" but ton on our facebook page, we'll donate a dollar to food banks for you and you might win $7,000. we'll announce the winner on december 19th. go to the abc news 7 facebook page and spread the word so yo a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru

it was these first of eight oscar nominations. but the 81-year-old irish born actor never won an academy award. he won an honorary oscar in 2003. he played leading roles for decades to come. the actor died following an -- a long illness. >>> an oscar winning actress who starred in hitchcock movies has died. she won an oscar for the movie "suspicion" and received a nomination for" rebecca." this is a trailer for "suspicion" from amazon.com. she went to los gatos high school. she was 96 years old. >>> neil sean of jour tv reality tv star got married tonight in san francisco. tonight's extravaganza had up nuptials and the wedding planners called it neil and mckailey, the winter wonder land music event. the couple spent $423,000 for city permits to hold the wedding. not everyone liked closing the park for a private celebration. >> we are from san diego, california and we walked from fisherman's wharf to come and let our brother play in the beautiful dome back here, but it is closed. >> it is a perfect setting. it couldn't be more roma

after eight nominations and zero awards, o'toole received an honorary oscar in 2003. o'toole quipping, always a bridesmaid, never a bride, my foot. i have my very own oscar to be with me till death do us part, end quote. >>> another acting giant pass ago way this weekend, joan fontaine known for her award-winning roles in numerous alfred hitchcock thrillers. she died sunday at the age of 96. when she won an oscar for "significance" at 24, she was the youngest best actress winner of all time. and actor/writer/director tom loughlin of "billy jack" died sunday at the age of 82. he'll be remembered as a pioneer in the film industry. he was one of the first filmmakers to advertise on television. >>> a big cleanup in the northeast sunday after a weekend storm dumped more than a foot of snow in some parts. travelers were forced to deal with slippery roads and flight cancellations. bill karins is here. streets right now look okay, though. at least in snork city. new york city. not sure in other places, i'm sure. >> a lot of them cleaned all right. here's the deal. i can get u

the fatal shooting of oscar grant early new year's morning in 2009 focused national attention on the b.a.r.t. police. in that shooting, police officer johannes mehserle was eventually found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. after the shooting, the national organization of black law enforcement conducted an audit of the department and came up with 55 recommendations hue to improve the b.a.r.t. police force. today, patrick oliver, who was hired to conduct the audit, spoke about what it was like before improvements took place. >> there was not quality oversight on use of force incidents. there was not adequate supervision or eevaluation. >> reporter: that was changed this year. b.a.r.t. police says it has implemented most of the recommendations. the auditor says a lot of the improvements have been made. >> after three years they've exceeded expectations of what it takes to conduct the major form of a police agency. there's a lot for the b.a.r.t. board and at bay area transit district to feel good about. >> reporter: today, kenton rainy presented the findings to the b.a.r.t. board of d

and though he got 8 oscar nominations, not once did he out and out win one.ature his bad boy moves. he was the son of an irish bookie who as a teenager promised himself i will not be a common man. he was deadly serious about the core thing, the acting. offered an oscar for lifetime achievement, he declined it at first because he really wanted to earn one the old-fashioned way. >> always a bridesmaid, never a bride. >> reporter: when he at last gave in and said this -- i have my very own oscar to be with me now until death do us part. >> reporter: that sounded like an idle threat because he was one of the ones who would never die. though he's gone now, in a way that is still true. >> the singular peter o'toole. we thank you for watching. we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. we want to leave you with amazing leeps of imagination, wheels of flashing lights, a christmas display sent from our friends in green bay. it's a kind of electronic wonder land. happy night, everyone. ♪

it was these first of eight oscar nominations. born actor never won an academy award. he won an honorary oscar in 2003. he played leading roles for decades to come. the actor died following an -- a long illness. >>> an oscar winning actress who starred in hitchcock movies has died. she won an oscar for the movie "suspicion" and received a nomination for" rebecca." this is a trailer for "suspicion" from amazon.com. she went to los gatos high school. she was 96 years old. >>> neil sean of journey and reality tv star got married tonight in san francisco. tonight's extravaganza had up nuptials and the wedding planners called it neil and mckailey, the winter wonder land music event. the couple spent $423,000 for city permits to hold the wedding. not everyone liked closing the park for a private celebration. >> we are from san diego, california and we walked from fisherman's wharf to come and let our brother play in the beautiful dome back here, but it is closed. >> it is a perfect setting. it couldn't be more romantic and i hope it wor

his latest film the past is already getting oscar attention.l jazeera talked with the director in new york city. >> iran's best most director has been circling the globe to promote his film. >> it is set in pater, but like jeffing he does is past is very much a product of his homeland. a man, played by iranian actor, returns to france to divorce his estranged french wife, played by actress. >> there is a world of misunderstanding between them. perhaps we can't really call it their differences. in the opening scene we see them placed on two sides of the glass payne. they see each other, and talk to each other, but it seems they don't hear each other. the strain in iran's relationship to the united states was making headlines. the movie made more than $7 million earned iran it's first ever oscar in the best foreign feature category. the win was celebrated despite the government's earlier efforts to shut down the film's production. making an award winning film under iran censorship codes is nothing short of a miracle. he manages to be making socia

she earned an oscar and topped her sister who was also nominated. stage productions. fontaine died at her home in mchlt carmel, california, on sunday. she was 96 years old. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," gayle king in south africa on nelson mandela's funeral. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." [ female announcer ] now your most dazzling accessory can be your smile. colgate optic white dual action shines and whitens over 2 shades more than a leading whitening toothpaste. and whiten even more, with optic white mouthwash and the whole colgate optic white line. ♪ hark how the bells, sweet silver bells ♪ ♪ all seem to say throw care away ♪ ♪ from everywhere, filling the air ♪ [ female announcer ] chex party mix. easy 15-minute homemade recipes you just pop in a microwave. like caramel chocolate drizzles. happier holidays. chex party mix. morning's top stories.k at this south africa unveiled a giant statue of nelson mandela this morning outside the union buildings in pretoria. the country's black pr

the most oscar nominations without ever winning one until an honorary award in 2003. >> he did point out that he was the son of a book maker, the guy who bet on race horses. and i think he sort of appreciated the irony in his own lifetime, peter o'toole was never a sure thing. >> reporter: he was known for his krousing and heavy drinking. he gave up drinking after a bout of pancreatitis almost killed him. tonight film and theatergoers in london's west end were saddened by the news. >> it is a sad loss in the film industry and as an actor. he was so renowned and well respected. >> reporter: two years ago he was honored by hollywood. peter o'toole, rakish, sue people areally talented, one of the best actors of his generation. >>> still ahead, the holiday as generation. >>> sshe's always been abley as to brighten your day. it's just her way. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tab

as a crazed director in "the stuntman," his sixth oscar nomination. in my favorite year, o'toole mocked his own image as an alcoholic over the hill matinee idol, a performance that earned him his 7th oscar nom. his pattern of nominations but no statuettes is unmatched at the 2003 academy arabia wards, the 71-year-old actor finally received an oscar for lifetime achieve. >> i suppose fighting for love makes more sense. >> reporter: o'toole returned to the desert sand where his career began with 2004's "troy." in 2006 as "venus," his portrayal of an out of work actor who has become obsessed with a woman cemented his status as a legendary performer. >> in terms of people who have gone, i've lost a few. i miss so dreadfully, but they're not here. on we go. >> he said in an interview in 2007 the actor he most enjoyed working with in hollywood is katherine hepburn and they became good friends. >> thank you. coming up, 80 seconds of terror will scar kid and family for a lifetime from a colorado high school. we are learning from what happened in a school from

i have my own oscar with me. it will be with me until death do us part. >>> another acting giant passed away this week, joan fontaine known for her hitchcock thrillers died sunday at the age of 96. she won an oscar for hitchcock's suspicion. >>> and actor write/direct yor billy lawfullin died. >>> all right, now let's get the latest sports from my good friend. good monday morning, richard. >> good morning you to. yeah, steelers, they keep their play-off hopes alive. great plays like this one in the first quarter give them a 21-0 lead. the steelers and an tone yes brown returning a punt for six points there. in that play, watch this. the bengals punter gets hit in the chin fracturing his jaw. that one hurt. later in the fourth, the bengals surge with 13 points. not enough. the steelers stun 30-20. trying to avoid the first losing season in a decade. a major choke for the cowboys to tell you about. the cowboys leading by 23 at halftime. the second half all green bay. they cut dallas' lead to just five points. then

scott the essays are referred to as the european oscars. how big is this night for the european film industry it's a pretty tight i mean that it really is the only truly europe in the ward you've got the baptism for a new god that the seasons of france got the journey to lola's ikea which celebrate the local film industries but the if is the only ones that are only words that are voted on by the entire european commission european film academy votes the if awards just like the us academy does for the oscars and if you win here it is something special. it's basically tells you that this is a film that wins here is a film that gnarly peels in berlin or in in london or paris but really across the cotton so it really is something special to take home a trophy at the atf is tonight. that's what films are expected to come away as minor snag. yet that's a difficult one usually there's the update front runner in last year it was michelle comic of the more which basically swept the awards the real world masterpiece on the issue to the top for a brok

and i think that when the oscar nominations come out, they're going to right all wrongs of the goldenbes and give oprah a best supporting nomination. >> you think she'll win? >> i think she deserves. she both deserves it, and i think she will win it, because she is oprah, and she was great in that movie. let's give her an oscar. >> what were the top five picks, for people of limited amount of time, what are the top five movies they should see last year? >> you've got to see "gravity." one of the most unbelievable films, both technologically and performance-wise, side note sandra bullock in her underpants. you have to see "american hustle," because it is about all of these fabulous people doing awful things, which seems to be a theme this christmas, but it's based on the abscam scam of the '70s. costumes, acting, everything is on point. you have to catch "wolf of wall street." it's a very divisive movie, but it is about leonardo dicaprio being an awful person. there are a lot of drugs. it is not for the faint of heart. but amazing three hours, martin scorsese has done it again. mike su

i understand the audit was ordered after the shooting death of oscar grant. >> reporter: yeah. a series of blunders really on the part of the bart police department. we have been here talking about other bart controversies over the past year but the police department itself has had its own share of troubles. and this report was commissioned by retired police chief patrick oliver. he is the man who spent the summer checking on 55 reforms recommended in 2010 from the national organization of black law enforcement executives. today oliver will deliver his assessment to the bart board and i spoke with police chief rainy at the beginning of this process in june. >> i would say we definitely have done the majority of the reforms. and as far as our progress, i'm going to leave that up to the assessors. >> reporter: the highest profile black eye for the department the shooting of oscar grant in 2009 captured on this cell phone video then turned into a movie. lots of concerns here from racial profiling to police brutality. and the report that led to proposed reforms was commissioned lat

he did win an honorary oscar in 2003. off the screen, o'toole made waves as a heavy drinker and serial carouser until health problems forced him to give up booze in 1975. he embraced his image as an eccentric. classically reliving his "lawrence of arabia" role with david letterman in 1995. >> excuse me but my noble transport is a little thirsty. >> jeff: peter o'toole said if you can't do something willingly, and joyfully, then don't do it. a great actor, he was 81. later how many college presidents make at least a million dollars a year. you might be surprised. a look at how and why police responded so quickly to friday's colorado school shooting. and another big name singer drops out of a sea world concert series. when the "cbs evening news" continues. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain... ♪ ready or not. [ female announcer ] ...so you can be up there. here i come! [ female announcer ] ...down there, around there... and under there for him. tylenol® provides strong pain relief and won't irritate your stomach t

fontaine won an oscar for -- the year that she won the oscar her sister was also nominated for the award fontane married and divorced four times. she joked that the moment she walks down the isle it's over. >>> more details to tell you about a teenager who opened fire at a high school campus. one of his friends is speaking out. the event that the friend says triggered that anger. >>> plus a heartwarming story of a daughter's gift to her father who hadn 't been able to hear until now. >>> and in weather a few clouds, the lows could hit the low 70s for tomorrow. and also showers will return to our forecast and we'll break down our shower chances for the five day. >>> colorado's governor today asked for prayers for the 17- year-old girl in critical condition tonight after being shot at point-blank range during a shooting on friday. now a friend of the suspect, carl peterson says that there were signs that he was on the brink. that after he was accused of threatening a faculty member he had never been the same. >> he felt his suspension had ruined his chances into college and ruined his futu

he was given an honorary oscar for lifetime achievement in 2003. an accidental drowning in centennial park. the victim, a man in his 50s, probably slipped on some ice this morning. released hisot name. centennial park was closed while police investigated. of staff forf senator lamarr alexander will be released from jail. he was arrested last wednesday on child pornography charges. he spent the weekend in jail. to release into the custody of his parents, who live in maryland. the senator. bad news, especially during the holidays. fresh and green is closing. one location shut its doors today. how some good samaritans are trying to help those left without jobs. >> one after another, customers here bring brett -- bring bags of groceries to their car for the last time. >> it is down to about three aisles. >> in this location and about three others, this grocery chain is sliding down. >> everybody was so mad. >> he says he has worked here for 12 years. >> they do not want to quit. sinceave shopped here 1981. some of these employees have been there almost

[ laughter ] >> i would say almost all except the oscars. >> almost all except the oscars.kay. >> but they are all baked. that explains the strange commentary. i don't smoke and i don't care what they do, but can't they wait until after the show. >> no, absolutely not, i encourage them being high. it is not the pot, it is the politics. perhaps if she was stoned all of the time she wouldn't have stupid politics. >> you are stoned most of the time, what are your points? >> exactly the point. responsible people having fun, i don't have a problem with it. >> i was moved to make a confession. how do you think i get through this show every day. >> you are baked right now. >> obviously there are chemicals involved. i'm not surprised. >> are you hungry? >> i think that most people at those award shows are on something because they are so boring. >> are you on molly by any chance? >> do you know molly. >> only because you guys told me. >> from miley cyrus. >> the word is going to get out. >> no, she is not. she is clean. >> i don't admit to anything that i wasn'tstoned -- waeblt sto

honorary oscar. name of john cook in welk county who refused to uphold the gun laws passed by the legislature in the aftermath of aurora. he's not alone. there are a lot of others who don't do it. it is the law, boys. let me give you a line i would use if you were a gun control advocate in colorado. th that is, the police that aren't following the law are breaking the law and ought to be arrested. >> maybe they can arrest themselves. dana. >> i am combining my two favorite one more thing topics into one for the first time ever. >> something rhyme with jasper. >> this is about jasper and dirks bentley. >> we almost made it. >> they started getting pictures of people sending in selfies of things they cared a lot about. if you go to instagram and hasht hashtagiholdon. >> set your dvrs so you never miss "the five." "fox & friends first" is next. >> it is tuesday, december 17th, military families across the country taking tips to make sure the new budget deal does not pass. >> all we have is our faith in

robert osbourne has written "85 years of the oscars." the only authorized book about the oscars. favorites. but also, quotes from the greatest acceptance speeches of all-time. it's a fun gift and a great read. highly recommend it. >> does it come with the little fella. >> i know. franklin? >> franklin? i don't know. no. it does not come with that. that's just a prop. but love it. >> i don't blame you, franklin. i don't blame you, buddy. >> such a great idea. coffee books. and i think of that "seinfeld" episode. when kramer had the coffee table book that he turned into a coffee table. >> sometimes they're that size. beautiful ideas we do every year. >> and they're just books. we're going to the e-books and going digital. there's something about having them. >>> from oscar to golden globes. 'tis the season. we'll have your nominees when we return. >> that's a "soul train" line. >> the "soul train." wow! would look like jowow!tamos.ln and in a perfect world, what's delicious would be healthy too. wish granted. dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt. this really is too good to be true! dan

>> they nominated the film saudi arabia to the oscars. >> jon: they love it. that's very nice.s exciting. >> it is exciting. i think that it's opening up to woman and arts. it's very conservative and people have tawlz be careful what to say or not to say but there's a small space and i think it's important to capitalize on that space. learn from iranian filmmakers they do films from where they come from and before it's back home and i think it's effective in changing people there and i think it's very important to have this change that takes roots deep in like belief and tradition. >> jon: i think what is so optimistic because you can read it two ways but what leaves with you an optimistic feeling is there's a certain air of inevitability about this change. this is out of government control this isn't something they'll be able to stop. >> i think the world is different now all the information and saudis are rich. all the kids have an ipad, ak access to internet. you cannot stop that. >> jon: congratulations. it's a marvelous film. we're delighted to have you on the show. good l