it's june, 2005, and tennessee state trooper rodney redman is working a crash investigation.he's about to become part of another one. >> i heard a tire squealing on an suv and saw a gray suv coming toward me, and i tried to get out of its way. >> but redman can't respond quickly enough. >> i got about one step and the vehicle struck me and flipped me in the air. >> he hits the highway hard and knows he's in trouble. >> and i said, if i don't get up and get out of higher, i'm going to get run over again. and i stood up and stumbled back over to the guardrail. from the time i heard the tires squeal to the time i got to the guardrail was 11 seconds. it seemed like an eternity. >> it's nothing short of a miracle that redman sustains only minor injuries. >> i felt no pain through all of it until i got to the side of the road and i thought i had broken my ankle. >> his ankle is fine but when he collides with the concrete, redman gets a massive cut on his forehead. as for the suv that struck him -- >> three young people that were in the car, they were from pennsylvania. in the vehic

the biggest question mark db best actor, to mike keaton who won the critic's award, or eddie redmanethe"the theory of everything." >> s.a.g. has predicted the best oscar winner in east of the last ten years. >> reporter: there is a big wild card this year and that's "american sniper." it didn't really do well in any of those precursor awards because it caught fire so late in the season. but some say if there is a big surprise this year it could be "american sniper" winning best picture or bradley cooper winning best actor. >> joe fryar for us this morning, thank you. this definitely does seem to be one of those years where experts seem to be for the most part in agreement. we have an expert penlanel here as well. >> eric davis, alicia corals and andrew rosenthal. nice to have all of you with us this morning. no pressure that you these right, by the way. >> we got this! >> let's kick this off with best picture. let us see your picks. unanimous. why are you going "boyhood"? >> they could split the vote and "american sniper" steals. if "birdman" is the movie for the industry "boyhood" i

. >> redmane's performance of stephen hawking could give him an oscar. michael keaton is seen as his main rival. >> if i were putting money on it, i would say eddy redmane is going to win. >> he gets up in the morning and goes, two arms, two legs, lungs, eyes, i'm pretty much good to go. >> keaton's film about an actor trying to make a comeback has racked up numerous best picture honors. >> so has the coming of age tail boyhood, which followed characters through 12 years of filming. >> i have a feeling the academy is going to go for "boyhood" because it is a little bit more of a film that tugs at the heart strings than "birdman." the wild card is "american sniper" best picture and actor for bradley cooper are among the six nominations. >> it's best shot at an actual win will be in one of the two sound categories. not the most exciting wins but it wouldn't go home empty handed. >> reporter: still, being handed any oscar remains a pinnacle achievement. >>> let's get a check with anthony slaughter of this forecast. you were just mentioning the last time the

outstanding we do want to meet with the superintendent and meet that the chief soon we met that commander redman the supervisor of the captains to go over incidents that happened that and work toortsdz centralizing our relationship so when an incident occurs it was constructed not in a way we misunderstood worry taking the time to have communication and have deeper reaction review and richard administrative review and bill and colorado less than will be meeting with the chief in the coming weeks so getting to the numbers reports i do want to remind people that the arrest that i recorded to you are for only the fall semester 1112 and 99 arrests in the last year in the fall months 37 arrests so far i want to you broke those down that i middle school and high school by division sngz on ethnicity we still are an issue of disproportionality the majority ever our arrest were african-american students 27 far surpassing our ethnics sits we're addressing that and sfpd is looking at that and as are we i'm sure you're aware of with our suspension restored practices and all the train i gave you a breakdown

(redman) i usually say that i'm self-taught because i never had a real private instructor as a saxophonist. but my teachers i consider to be the great musicians from the past and the great musicians from the present. i've learned from listening to the records. i consider sonny rollins one of my greatest teachers even though i've never met the man. so the way i've learned is by listening and by playing with great musicians both great older musicians-- my elders, masters-- but also with my peers. i think i've learned just as much playing with other young musicians who are in the same boat that i'm in, you know trying the learn the music trying to learn the history, and at the same time trying to establish our own individual voices. [electric guitar playing jazz] ultimately, every time you make music with somebody some of their experience and their knowledge-- some of their soul is transmitted to you, and vice versa some of yours is transmitted to them. [jazz music continues] [rock music] (donovan) i always have this really nice memory of when i first started to think "boy, i'd sure like to p

actor eddie redmane won for the best actor. julie and moore had another win for best actress.an early on set alzheimers patient. 6abc is the home for this year's oscars. hollywood rolls out the red carpet on sunday, february 22. tonight there will be a one-on-one date before we find out who wins next. of watch all the action on 6abc, beginning at 8:00 p.m. tonight. >>> we're tracking precipitation that could cause icy spots on the roads. storm tracker 6 live is live and read to go. >> a triple shooting leaves a man dead in the philadelphia streets what police are learning about the deadly gunfire. you get sick you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly... you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone so you can breathe and sleep shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. good morning everyone, 6:00 a.m., monday, february 9. here's what's happening. >> accuweather is tracking light rain and possible slick spots for the morning commute. >> a student from our area is found dead inside her

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 violent crime spree. >>> and the hottest dish in hollywood tonight. what the stars will be feasting on tonight after the awards. those stories, coming up. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting mi

eddie redman. ethan: let me be clear, i acted because i admire their respect for the profession.e, -- dig there. for me, radley cooper, he is on stage right now in "the elephant man." someone who was taking his craft seriously and i find that exciting. the brits are always doing that there are so many american actors that do not get the education and encouragement. for my money, what we were talking about earlier was that michael g did something this year that none of the rest of us do which is that when i was younger, richard linkletter gave me this book called "a life" by kazan. people say, isn't he amazing, great performances. the list of the great performances in the movies. if you read the book, the way that he talks about acting i have never had anyone talk that way, the respect he has for it. it is very exciting. one of the things he talks about, brando in "on the waterfront," these performances that are revered as changing acting, they had something personal at stake in the character. charlie: connected to their life in a unique way? ethan: that was secret to them. on tha

>> reporter: redmane has picked up a bafta and golden globe. >> an amazing privilege but amazing responsibility well. >> reporter: this week hawking gave a tour of london's science museum to a competition winner from l.a. she beat 10,000 entrance to win a special trip -- entrants to win a special trip around with celeb rate guides and had the chance to ask hawking questions of her own. >> as human beings, what is one of our common shortcomings that you would alter? >> it human feeling i would most like to correct is aggression. may have had survival advantage in caveman days, but now it's threatened to destroy us all. >> reporter: max foster, cnn, london. >> brilliant man. and that is a movie to see. >>> no matter who takes home the coveted gold oscar statue sunday night, there aren't any losers because everyone's getting a gift bag. those lucky enough to go worth $160,000. the swag bags are filled with tons of freebie merchandise, everything from luxury vacations to lipolight treatments whatever that is. cnn's jake tapper has more on this sweet celebrity treat. >>> you -- fill that bag up as f

certainly eddie redmane, professor stephen hawking in "the theory of everything."ianne moore for "still alive." j.k. simmons in "whiplash," will win best supporting actor. inspirational, sadistic teacher and superb -- patricia arquette best supporting actress for "boyhood." these i think are more or less certainties. it's for the best picture that keeps the tension going. >> sadistic and superb. i don't think i've heard that description with both words in the same sentence. one thing we're missing, i haven't hear you talk about "the grand budapest hotel. " doesn't it also have a high number of nominations? are those not the -- the key categories i guess? >> well, this is part of the froth of it and part also the fact that it's -- the momentum toward the ceremony people count the numbers of nominations. in fact, a movie with loss of nominations coulden up with very few -- could end one very few. "the grand budapest motel" has made a lot of money. most of the movies in contention for best picture, four only out of eight, have grossed over $100 million. it's a popular

but there's eddie redman who's close behind. i'm talking like a political pundit pundit. >> what do you think about "american sniper"? particularly the politics of it and how the academy is thinking about it? >> what's interesting with me in the new polling, of course it is getting hype because a lot of people saw it. 300 million box office now? like that's insane. that's a lot of money. that's a lot of eyes on it. i think also for me the piece that bothers me a little bit is the way that it's a war film that's depoliticized. right? so i think there is a lot of the context that's gone and -- >> depoliticizing is politicizing. >> this has been argument around it to the degree to which it is. but it also strikes me if i were political consultant to the academy and say do yourself a favor, give "american sniper" the oscar and pat yourself on the back for o how much you are playing against type. thank you both very much. >>> that's all for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >> do you watch the oscars? >> absolutely.

the best actor went to eddie redmane hoover trade stephen hawking in the theory of everything. back to business and greece. the greek prime minister has less than 24 hours. our international correspondent is back in berlin after going all over continental europe. what do we know so far about the proposals? >> we know very little. what we do know is the government has made announced they will talk about re-imposing a higher minimum wage. the minimum wage could be one area where there could be a little give because that will not directly add to the deficit. there is talk about labor reform. the important thing out of athens this morning as they spoke in terms of red lines. these are commitments that the new government made to their voters. at the same time, there are red lines here in germany and berlin. if there are not enough specifics the eu leaders and finance ministers can vote this down in a conference call tomorrow morning. we have to wait and see what the document is and whether or not it will be specific enough, not just for berlin but also madrid and brussels and other

antique red men eddie redman... i thank birdman will be the best movie.had a beautiful day today no shades of gray shades of blue. with the golden gate bridge were looking at some high clouds out there right now we're about to have a beautiful sunset happening. well into tomorrow was mostly clear skies. this evening we have '60s and '70s in the area. temperatures will continue to be mile for the next few hours. this is a perfect evening to have dinner on a patio. with an estate in the '60s and inland areas. we're going to stay in the '60s. waking up for valentine's day morning would be into the upper '40's and 50's. in a be a hot even hotter afternoon the temperatures will go into the upper 60s and '70s. 75 around inland east bay area. all this because of high plash pressure in place. one-half more sunshine as well as a few high clouds. future caught passes not show anything right now just a few clouds along the coastline right now. we have mid-70s to connect to a new on into sunday. perfect outdoor weather. revenue continued to stay dry into the early pa

her "theory of everything" redman. >> i saw the bhoon stop the thing and go close up on this weird shaped an award or something. and i was praying that they would make me open it up and they did. >> reporter:s e could give him an oscar. "bird man" star michael keaton is the rival. >> if i were putting money on it i would say eddie redmayne. >> reporter: the nomination and career comeback, are victories of their own. >> you're talking about a dude who gets up in the morning, two arms two legs lungs, eyes i'm pretty much good to go. >> reporter: keaton's fi about an actor trying to make a comeback has wrapped up numerous best picture nominations but so has "boyhood" which followed characters through 12 years of filming. >> i have a feeling the academy is going to go for "boyhood" it's a little more of a film that tugs at that time heart strings than bird man. >> reporter: the wildcard is "mayor nan sniper" best picture and best actor for bradley cooper are among six nominations. >> i think the best shot of the actual win will be in one of the two sound categories not the most exciting winst