this could be the most politicised oscars that we have ever had. our predictions on who will win the top oscar prizes. all that and more in our special oscars preview edition of talking movies. the 89th annual academy awards are about to get underway. the big question appears to be how many trophies will la la land take home? this ode to hollywood's golden age of musicals and to hollywood itself has many ardent supporters. it dominates the oscars field, with 14 nominations, matching the record set by all about eve and titanic. it is pretty strange that we keep running into each other. maybe it means something? i doubt it. la la land has won the hearts and minds of academy members. it has won virtually every other awards group in the run—up to the oscars. its creator, damien chazelle, toiled for six years to bring this finely—crafted musical onto the silver screen. it stars emma stone and ryan gosling. it is a genre that i think we all thought was gone — the old hollywood musical. i think itjust feels very special that it happened and i think ther au

the party. >>> and oscar night! excitement in hollywood off the charts. >> i really, truly, in this moment, feel like a superstar! >> we're behind the scenes with hollywood a-listers rehearsing their parts as last night's indie spirit awards set the stage for the glitz and glamour tonight. >> "moonlight"! >> will it be lit by moonlight? >>> plus how politics will figure into the evening. celebrities already speaking their minds. >> for the first attack on democracy is an assault on free expression and civil liberties. >> we're right there on the red carpet. why it's not really red. and why this year's fashions are more exclusive than ever. with a vote of confidence from the host, jimmy kimmel. >> no one does oscar like "gma." >>> thanks to jimmy kimmel for that shoutout on a sunday morning. thanks for joining us, everybody. it is oscar sunday. there it is, the dolby theater. in los angeles. a little wet there. where hollywood heavy hitters will gather tonight for the 89th academy awards. >> there's the rain drops tha

just hours away from the oscars. verage still to come, including what the stars will be wearing on the not quite red carpet. >> what does oscar night mean to you? what will you be wearing in honor of the occasion? >> perhaps my wife and i will out the matching onesies. that we wear sometimes on nights where we're going to feel slothful. she's promised to make a funfetti cake. this on nati bianca, it's official. >> it's your official cheat night, right? >> sundays are cheat nights. >> together in your onesies. the secret for happy marriage, everybody. >> i'm realizing i could get in trouble for everything i have just said. >>> we start this half hour with high drama in the mountains of lake tahoe. >> a snowboarder buried waist-high in the snow. unsure that his calls for help were being heard. eva pilgrim has more. >> reporter: this dramatic rescue after a fun day on the mountain taking a seriously wrong turn. watch as aarin yu waves for help after spending a brutally cold night on a california mountain. >> this is the

mahershala ali became the first muslim to win an oscar. en chazelle, the director of "la la land," it's his first oscar, and he's also the youngest director to ever win an oscar, and then there was viola davis, this was her first oscar and plenty of people are talking about her acceptance speech. it's trending actually on many social media sites because she touched a lot of people. i saw many people tweeting that they were actually in tears watching her speech. a very heart-felt speech about why she became an artist, and she says it's because this is a profession that celebrates what it means to live life. so, viola davis leaving a lasting impression on everyone with that speech that she gave this evening. >> and, danya, of course, we remember the sound engineer from "hacksaw ridge" who was nominated 21 times, his first win. >> finally broke the longest losing streak in oscar history. >> yes. kevin o'connell, big congratulations to him and, by the way, viola davis also won our vote for best dressed of the night. >> yeah, she looked amazing.

emma stone looked like the oscar. od glam. that givenchy with the fringe. i thought emma stone looked amazing and that's a classic, classic dress. >> as she came to win she dressed like what she wanted to be, a winner so kudos to her. >> took it home. >> are we ready to play? >> i'm ready, robin. >> okay, what are we calling it? >> we're going to call it snap judgment. but we need audience participation, so when we say jap judgment everybody is going to go snap, there we go. they're ready. >> you're going to play along with us, as well, joe, right? joe zee. >> yep, i'm here. >> here we go. >> what we're going to do, i'll get everybody's boards. oh, you wanted that one. that's your board. >> okay. >> i'm going to give us one in case we want to play along too. what we will show is a picture. when you see the picture write down one word that comes to your mind about the person we're seeing and audience will give us that reading and read us. then we'll -- they'll read us and display what we think of the look. and first up,

. >> this is the oscars moment everyone will be talking about at work today. the crew from "la la land" giving speeches for best picture, only to be forced to hand over the stage because "moonlight" actually won. now, someone is taking the blame for this major mishap. >> oops. >> painful to watch. >> yeah, but now more people are talking about it this morning. i bet that it ends up being a plus for the whole show. i don't know. i feel bad for the "la la land" folks. "moonlight" deserved it. >> they did a great job. we're celebrating ali this morning. >> from the east bay. 5:00 a.m. welcome to our day after oscars show. thanks for joining us today. here's the good news, you haven't given us the wrong forecast. >> i hope not. >> jimmy kimmel has come so far since the man show. >> he was so good. >> so good last night. to have the show end on that and take away from his performance is also another sad side bar. good morning, everyone. let's talk about what's going on. here's a look at showers around morgan hill. snow showers around mount hamilton and the santa cru

at the oscars around 9:00 p.m. t 10:00 p.m., see the big winners on live from hollywood, the after party. that's followed by abc 7 news at 11:00 p.m. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, it's not about the sights, it's about the sounds. ♪ ♪ >> the magic technology from a bay area company. >>> and here is a live look from the santa cruz camera. it's going to be in the low 50s today. sunny, rain later this evening. what's happening where you live? lisa along shortly with the full you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. >>> "moonlight" nominated for several awards swept the independent awards yesterday and took home six awards including best feature, best director and screen play. this annual event in santa monica always held the day before the oscars and recognizes films made for less than $20 million. >>>

. >> what you want me to do is spoil the oscar-viewing experience for the people. i'm not going to sing, i'm not going to dance, i'm not going to smile, i probably won't even inhale the whole night. >> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! >> reporter: for 14 years jimmy kimmel has been the face of abc's late night comedy. he's interviewed every celebrity who's ever been on a promotional tour, had several of his show's ongoing series go viral. >> barack obama, bro, do you even lift? >> reporter: including his decade-long feud with actor matt damon. >> beat him up a little bit too! >> reporter: his sense of humor earned him a regular role on the circuit, hosting the espys, amas, even the white house correspondents' dinner. >> remember when the country rallied around you in hopes of a better tomorrow? that was hilarious. >> reporter: now he's gearing up for the granddaddy of them all, the oscars. >> it's basically the same. you walk onstage, you tell jokes. but people keep reminding you that it's the oscars and that there are three times as many people watching a

an investigation into the oscar mixup is still on the way.dent and ceo of cbs corporation wasn't impressed. >> i have never seen a screw-up this big and i've been to probably 100 award shows. once again, the accountants have one job to do, that's to give warren beatty the right envelope. >> amen. here is the thing, "moonlight" wasn't the only mixup. during the "in memoriam" segment, they included janet patterson, but that is a picture of producer jan chapman, who is still alive. this is the real janet patterson. chapman says she was devastated by the mistake. >> imagine how the family of janet patterson feels. >> unbelievable, right? >>> on the other hand, don't feel too badly for "la la land." it won six oscars, the most of any movie this year. ♪ >> "la la land." >> "la la land." >> "la la land." >> emma stone, "la la land." ♪ >> to my mom and y dad and my brother, spencer, and my whole family, i love you so much. >> the best actress winner gave shoutouts to her brother, who was her date and to her leading man. >> ryan gosling. thank you for

the oscars have such a large audience. t platform for someone to speak to their politics. just because someone might be well-to-do, not everybody who is nominated by the way, whether it be for makeup, cinematography, you are not a millionaire. just because you are not an american citizen doesn't mean you aren't a global citizen and that you don't have an opinion. >> i'm just saying put your money where your mouth is. they got $140,000 swag bags for being on that stage. donate that to charity. >> most people do. they do. >> if you show me that you stand with the regular people that are really suffering in this country or that are really worried about their health care or their loved ones not being able to come to this country, don't do it from a stage -- >> can i challenge you really quick? because when you see someone even as we spoke to earlier, so subtly wearing an aclu ribbon and to have an opportunity in a speech or the red carpet interview, it gives them a chance to speak about the aclu. when you have that opportunity,

and the oscar goes to -- casey affleck, "manchester by the sea." >> announcer: this is the first oscar second >> it means so much to me, thank you. whew, damn it. one of the first people who taught me how to act was denzel washington, and i just met him tonight for the first time. thank you. and to all the other nominees, you did great work. i'm proud to be in your company. you guys are very brave and i admire what you do. i'm only here, really, because of all the talents and good will of so m impossible to name. but most of all, kenneth lonergan, who made this part and without this part, without his writing, i wouldn't be here for sure, and, he directed it -- man, i wish i had something bigger and more meaningful to say, but i'm just really proud to be apart of this community and i look out at all of you and i have this whole year and i'm just dumb founded that i'm included. and it means a lot to me. thank you also to matt damon for creating this opportunity. and to patrick and boomer and so many people. of course, my mother and my father for mostly, usually believing in me in doing t

movies nominated for the oscars. "la la land" named best picture. as they all took the stage to receive the award, a mistake. "moonlight" was the winner. >> yikes. this morning, we're learning who is to blame exactly for the surprise ending no one saw coming. >>> good morning to you on this monday, if he c febru natasha z >> i'm reggie aqui. the producers of giving lessons on graciousness. >> what are your guys' names? all kidding aside, we have a little serious issue i want to touch upon. because we have 3/4 mile visibility in santa rosa and a temperature of 32 degrees. alexis and i have been monitoring this non-stop all morning. so far, no reports of freezing fog or black ice. it is possible. thickest visibility in petaluma and novato. up and down 101. you have to be careful. it is not going to lift until 9:00. here's a look at golden gate, where it is wet from the showers that rolled through. we're going to be partly cloudy. 38 to 44 this morning. low to mid 50s from noon to 4:00 and back in the 40s at 7:00. a stray shower possible in your 12-hour

the oscar mixup that got everyone talking. lala land is mistakenly announced as best picture on life tv before the award is finally given to its rightful winner, moonlight. movie studios spend big money on oscar campaigns but is it worth it? first our top story live from paris. the academy awards wrapped up last night with one of the most awkward moments in its history. the best picture winner was awarded to the wrong film. announced mistakenly the award went to the favorite, lala land. the cast and crew were already on stage accepting one of the producers realized real winner was moonlight. >> there's a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture. this is not a joke. i'm afraid they read the wrong thing. this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. moonlight. best picture. genie: it has since come out that the presenters were mistakenly given the wrong envelope and that the accounting firm responsible for counting the oscar ballots has apologized. still it was one heck of a mix of. film critic told us more. >> it is s

the oscars, the academy that turns out the oscars normally are very, very slick in their operation, so very slick in their operation, so i think people are still bewildered by what happened last night, as we havejust heard, the accountancy firm that organises the ballot papers is conducting an investigation into exactly how this has happened and have issued an apology. but it seems, just looking on, to be quite simple, probably human error. two sets of ballot papers or envelopes containing the results, one person at each side of the stage, handing them to the presenters, it seems the final envelope was just in the wrongderder and give tonne the presenter. is it overshadowing moonlight success because all the headlines are about the error rather than who won?|j think in the short—term yes, it is, definitely. to talk about that success , definitely. to talk about that success, it was a great achievement, it was a really last—minute surge in popular support for moonlight against la la land which had 11! nominations, way more than moonlight, very different films, la la land you could see a

he has been crafting the oscar menu for 23 years. >> one of the tradition. our chicken pot pie is always one of our favorite things. you can see it here with the oscar on top. baked potato with caviar. every year. >> every year. a crowded favorite. >> absolutely. >> smoked salmon oscars. >> the most expensive ingredient of the night, 30 pounds of truffles, that's $36,000. most everything is made to order by wolfgang and his 300 chefs but stars better leave room for the 50-foot dessert table. >> don't forget we made all the oscars. so for everybody to take home an so i will give you one too so you don't feel deprived. >> oh thank you very much. >> you just won. >> have you seen cameron with his shirt off? >> he won. >> so why it pays to be oscar pominee from lavish trips to bizarre workout gear. we will show you all the swag with stars. >> then the new interview with the divorce "flip or flop" star. unanswered questions about their split. >> why was there crying? >> i have never taken a gun with me when i've gone hiking. >> then the michael jackson movie. fir

. >> meanwhile, the oscar audience stood up in stunned silence. check out "la la land" stars ryan gosling and emma stone on stage and meryl streep, the rock and matt damon at their seats. presenter salma hayek was in the second row. >> i heard the stage manager standing in front of me saying, no, no, no, no. that's not. i actually saw it before everyone else. >> oh my gosh. >> and it was kind of freaky, but exciting. >> there suddenly appeared a guy on the stage, one of the guys with the headset. >> yeah. >> he started looking for the envelope because it felt like something was wrong. he asked for the envelope that i was holding, that i had been given when i walked up there and he opened it and id said emma stone, "la la land." >> i'm happy right now, but i can't not have those guys in hi heart, the crew from "la la land." >> i was the one person who wasn't surprised that it all got screwed up. i mean, that's what they get for hiring jimmy. they got what they paid for. >> personally i blame steve harvey for this. >> harvey, who notorious announced

in the 89 years of oscars, this hasn't happened before. tty good track record, 89 years. other than a strea ker, pretty good track record, 89 years. other than a streaker, this is the most amount of controversy other than oscars so white. thanks for talking us through the oscars. plenty more about that on the bbc website. all of the reaction, the winners and losers. we're going to get some wee action to another big story tonight, people liable for compensation injuries will get bigger pay—outs under the new rules. however the changes could cost the nhs as much as £1 billion because of claims over negligent treatment. insurers say the new rules are "crazy," and are warning premiums for car owners will have to rise. let's speak to neil sugarman, president of the association of personal injury lawyers. hejoins us from our salford studio. a lot of people will be confused about why it has taken so long for this announcement to be made, for this announcement to be made, for this calculation to be brought in? why? that's a good question, it's all

and the oscar goes to -- casey affleck, "manchester by the sea." >> announcer: this is the first oscarond nomination for casey affleck. >> it means so much to me, thank you. whew, damn it. one of the first people who taught me how to act was denzel washington, and i just met him tonight for the first time. thank you. and to all the other nominees, you did great work. i'm proud to be in your company. you guys are very brave and i admire what you do. i'm only here, really, because of all the talents and good will of so many people that are impossible to name. but most of all, kenneth lonergan, who made this part and without this part, without his writing, i wouldn't be here for sure, and, he directed it -- man, i wish i had something bigger and more meaningful to say, but i'm just really proud to be apart of this community and i look out at all of you and i have this whole year and i'm just dumb founded that i'm included. and it means a lot to me. thank you also to matt damon for creating this opportunity. and to patrick and boomer and so many people. of course, my mother and my father f

one of the strongest oscar contention is in the strongest oscar contention is in the foreign film raceitique of modern corporatism. although when i make a film i don't say, yes, i want to be critical about this or that, i don't like tojudge people critical about this or that, i don't like to judge people or things. another contender is land of mine, which comes from denmark and is set in the aftermath of world war two. a key element is the relationship between a tough danish sergeant and german teens. the fifth foreign language entry is a film called the salesman, from iran, which observes the relationship between a couple after the wife is attacked. the director sees the film as both drama and social criticism. translation: it's a realism drama, so the audience follows the story and tries to understand what will happen, but at the same time there is another angle because it's a family in society, set it can talk about society as well. he was planning to go to the oscars but criticised the trump's travel ban and has decided not to attend the ceremony. this could if humanitarian chief i

the oscars. o. how about southampton... no, manchester, winning the cup. good morning, everybody. manchester united beat southampton 3—2 to win the efl cup at wembley. southampton will consider themselves unlucky after zlatan ibrahimovic ended their fight back by winning the match with less than five minutes to go. spurs go second in the premier league after they demolished stoke 4—0 at white hart lane. one goal from dele alli and three from harry kane did the damage — although spurs are still ten points behind chelsea. it's now 17 wins in a row for eddiejones‘ england side. on tha’final stag? 7a australia's caleb ewan beat him to win stage four, but cavendish had accumulated enough points to win the green jersey. things might be going wrong in the world, chaos everywhere, everyone making bad decisions and saying the wrong thing, but we are about to hand over to someone who has it all under control. you have built it up now! let's ring her in. what have you got for us, carol kirkwood.|j wondered i

"gma" is going to be first to walk the oscars red carpet. wo days away and, robin, i see you have some friends with you. >> say hello to my little friend. the biggest names in hollywood are hoping to go home with this statue sunday night. 8 1/2 pounds, 13 1/2 inches tall and it is something and my friends here, they may -- [ applause ] one of them will win two tickets to this red carpet and we are the first on the red carpet. but i want to show you something that we shot earlier this morning. if the nominee wins and holding this, they'll head down what's called the winner's walk and go through this hallway right here before they speak to the press so we'll continue to show you backstage what goes on here at the oscars, guys. >> very exciting. >> i'm nervous thinking about that walk after you win. >> you get to just smile for the cameras and say, thank you. >> well, i'll never experience it. >> we'll talk to them. a lot more from robin coming up. >>> also right now president trump is taking center stage at cpac, the biggest annual gathering of

we are ready for the oscars coming up. 6 live double scan. we're dry, sun is up, we're in the 50s. this afternoon 75 is the high, that will be a record in philadelphia if we hit it. tomorrow, 72, late in the day showers and gusty thunderstorm possible. a perfect treat. the new oreo chocolate candy bar. you like it? >> yes. >> so chocolaty and delicious. jess, coming on over. >> glad to have you here. time for one of our favorite traditions on the road to the oscars and we have lara and robin out in the real la la land and our own "gma" trailer. you got your popcorn ready? >> all right. we proudly present to you ""gma": the musical." >> in a land where the silver screen is king, we get "gma" to sing. ♪ city of stars >> it's the blockbuster that will have the whole world singing. >> thanks, ryan. ♪ city of stars ♪ there's so much that i can see ♪ >> their stories will touch your heart. >> i got a callback. >> what? come on. for what? >> for the movie musical extravaganza. what? "gma" the musical. >> performances you won't so

it has been a rainy morning, and this will end so the oscars will be dry. ooking at a third system, and this is the second system we are in between, there's one to the south of us and one to the north of us, and that will bring evening showers for us, and in between it's a chilly start out there with the system on the way it will bring snow into the mountains. a winter weather advisory from 3:00 this afternoon until 4:00 this afternoon, and 4 to 8 inches over the passes, and winds could gust up to 80 miles per hour in the ski resorts. 35 in san ramon, and 34 in napa. it's 40 on the peninsula as well as mountain view. morgan hill, 39. half moon bay, 37 degrees. another look at the east bay, and we are looking at the chilly numbers to last through the next several hours. five degrees colder. we had some of the cloud cover yesterday morning. beach hazard statement. right now up to five feet, half moon bay, and this will take us through the afternoon. a live look outside. sunshine to start, and we'll see showers tonight. early morning showers possible tomorrow,

la this is the reason why we're watching television tonight. oscar celebrate great films. if you're at all familiar with the movie "the producers" you know it is one of the best comedies ever. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the producers" is a classic, won an oscar for mel brooks, record-breaking 12 tony awards when mel made it into a broadway musical starring nathan lane and matthew broderick. it's been almost 15 years. since that musical premiered. now they're back with a diabolical new scheme to unleash their most spectacular disaster yet. >> they were a pair of political consultants who needed a break. >> that's it! we're finished, through, kaput! >> don't say that, max. >> let's face it, bloom, we haven't had a winning campaign in years. >> max, do you realize under the right circumstances it might be possible to make more money from a losing candidate than from a winner? >> what did you say? >> first we find a bad candidate, then we raise money like crazy and promise all the donors ambassadorships to italy then when the public figures out wh

francis foundation at 5:00 at the fairmount hotel. in oakland, an oscar's party will be at the new parkway theater on 24th street. can you watch the oscars live only on abc 7 today. our live coverage begins at 2:00 this afternoon, and jimmy kimmel is hosting the oscars for the first time, and that all begins at 5:30. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, it's not about the sights, it's about the sounds. ♪ i don't know why i keep moving my body ♪ ♪ >> we are not talking about just the movies themselves. >>> here is a live look from the east bay hills camera. looking forward to this week when things start to warm up. lisa argen will be along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. several academy awards tonight swept the spirit independent awards yesterday. took home six awards including best feature, bes

. >>> and the big night. oscar tensions mounting. the favorites. the underdogs. the nominee who is a no show. and how political will the acceptance speeches be? >> announcer: this is "abc world news tonight." reporting tonight from los angeles. >> good evening. thanks for join us for this special edition of "world news tonight." i'm tom llamas. reporting from the academy awards. a short time from now the worldwide celebration of the movies the oscars will take place. this is a look at the red carpet right behind me. we'll have much more on that in a moment. but we begin tonight with the father of a fallen navy s.e.a.l., revealing to "the miami herald" that he refused to meet with president trump. william ryan owens was killed in a secret mission in yemen last month. the president, his daughter ivanka, flying to dover air force base for the disadignifie transfer of his remains. but his father has too many questions about his son's death to meet with the commander in chief an he's calling for an investigation into how and why his son had died. >> reporter: tonight

we are half an hour into the oscars. getting a sense of the mood of, not only the host, jimmy kimmel, but i suspect others who will get on the podium and say other words. mahershala ali, as you said, is the first winner, with best supporting actor for moonlight. i am with best supporting actor for moonlight. iam beginning with best supporting actor for moonlight. i am beginning to understand the mood of this audience. especially on the red carpet. . many people want this oscars two in a sense be dominated by the thoughts of the mood in america today. —— to. there was one reference to president donald trump byjimmy kimmel, who said he wanted to thank the president, and said it was the oscars last year that appeared racist. plenty to talk about. i am appeared racist. plenty to talk about. iam here appeared racist. plenty to talk about. i am here with the chief film critic and april, who created the hashtag, #oscarssowhite. what did you think of the opening? there seems to already be some political electricity here. you wou

pwc has overseen counting of the oscars for more than 80 years. h an extraordinary episode was allowed to play itself out in front of an audience of millions around the world will no doubt be a source of soul—searching for quite some weeks to come. let's remember, it's just an award show! and the past, we are going to have much more from the oscars, talking about the mix up and the fashion. the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse in england and wales has started its first public hearings. it's beginning by focusing on the cases of british children sent to australia between 1945 and 197a. henrietta hill qc, counsel for the inquiry, said claims of "systematic sexual abuse" in institutions and work environments would be heard. live to the inquiry in central london, and jane hill. we'll come back to this opening day, such an important moment at the enquiry, for the child sexual abuse in england and wales. we are going to learn about how we reached this point, however, unfortunately over the last 60 minutes this opening day has been somewhat ove

. ♪ 24 karat magic in the air >>> and going for gold. one-on-one with oscarost jimmy kimmel. >> my blood pressure is through the roof. >> the past oscar hosts who inspire him. what he's saying about a meryl streep surprise and matt damon plus the four things you will not happening on that oscar stage, revealed right here only on "gma." >> no one does oscar like "gma" and if they say they do, they're lying. >>> and good morning, america. welcome to wednesday, just four days away from the oscars and you said four things we're not going to see. >> yes, that we will reveal here this morning and you know jimmy kimmel did such a hosting the emmys this year. walked out on stage like this, his first time hosting the oscars and looking for inspiration from his mom. >> we're looking forward to that exclusive. >>> first to that extreme weather across the country. record flooding in california and record-breaking heat across much of the country and only person i know who can handle all that is tracking it all, ginger zee. >> i need flames like jimmy but flames have been

they've been working on the oscar statuette. dry may be best known for making the oscars, but it's been around for 40 years, working with famed sculptors. the oscars account for only 1% of their annual business. >> it's a big project for us, it's fun, it's exciting, gets us a lot of press and attention. where we're working for sculptors, we're sort of behind the scenes. >> reporter: the oscars are made in 12 steps, including being shipped to brooklyn to be plated in gold before being shipped back for assembly. >> each assembly has to be mirror polished. we start with contemporary technology and ultimately an old world hand craft. there's not a lot of places you can go, even in the art community, where you can get all of that in one roof. >> reporter: the name tags are done in a 24-step process. each nominee's name is engraved on a tag in advance. there are more than 230 of them. he'll be at the oscars on sunday as the winners bring their prizes to the governor's ball to have their winning name tags screwed on. >> does this guy al

at the oscars. the first season of survivor premieres on american tv and a little known australian actor named hugh jackman went against his wife's advice and took on the role that changed his life forever. >> and now talking about that decision right as he goes public about another health care. new photo after revealing his cancer scare to his over 40 million twitter followers. hugh going public with the news hours after his sit down interview with me about his final turn as wolverine. >> i am not whatever it is you think i am. >> we have been with each other every >> and with hugh from day one of the first film in 2,000 first introduced us to. now as he gets ready to shred the box office for the 9th time as wolverine. >> not okay. >> it's hard to believe your wife didn't want you to take this role. >> she did not. >> 17 years ago. >> she was reading the script and it's like wolverine senses danger, his nostrils flare and claws come out of his hands. she said this is ridiculous. she said you're on