. >> it wab inevitable, it would be this or "boyhood" that took the owner prize. it didn't yield best actor though, that went to eddie redmain. his acceptance speech, slightly clumsy. a man just getting a hang of the business. >> this oscar -- [ laughter ] >> this oscar belongs to all of those people around the world battling airless. >> and the oscar goes to, julianne moore "still always." >> it was a performance almost universally praised. as well as patricia arquette, 12 years in the making this film and she had one big speech ready, a very big political point to make. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states of america! [cheering and applause] >> i'm not going to leave you. i'm not going to go anywhere. i'm going to stay right with you. >> best documentary short this a snapshot of the volunteers who man the phones, talking war veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder best documentary feature went to citizen 4 the story of edward edward snowden's leaks. he had enlisted to help him from the very

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i'm wab, i'm with al jazeera america. >> this is private property so the media isn't allowed up here, so the rcmp's been contacted. >> you called the cops? >> no i didn't. >> ok... >> but in a written statement, they assured al jazeera: "southwestern energy has been and will continue to work closely with local authorities and community leaders to conduct our operations safely and responsibly, and in full compliance with the laws of the country and province." in mid-november, the seismic testing trucks returned to work. new protest sites sprang up. and backed by supporters from across the province and the country, elsipogtog slowed them down. swn obtained another injunction against the protesters. no one knows if they will stop fracking before it starts. but the people of elsipogtog have shown that whether or not a government and a corporation fulfill their legal "duty to consult", the resolve of grassroots people still has the power to throw a wrench into resource development projects. and for a project to move ahead, it's their consent that's needed. >> i don't think anything is goin

so this morning, as so many wake up with ice outside your home we're wab to show you how to survive a skid. >> oh. >> right. you just did the two things you should never do. jam on the brake and jerk the wheel. the who worst things can you do. >> what am i supposed to do. >> get off the accelerator, off the brake, straighten the wheel and ride out the skid. >> tom gave another piece of advice too. it may sound weird, drive with your eyes, not your butt. he mean by that aware reactive and dote react and realize we're slipping until we feel it happening under us. by then it's too late. drive with your eyes. know your surroundings. know what the other cars in front of you are doing and only then only then can you be completely safe. to be proactive. back to you. >> i'm going to try it if i have to. >>> the mayor of boston urging people to stop jumping from windows and rooftops into the snow. by now many of you have seen these viral videos of bostonians flinging themselves into massive snow drifts outside their hoemplmes. the mayor wants people to cut it out saying the stunts are foolish

arctic cold is on the wab record cold monday morning. >> and behind the newscast i'll take you behindnes. >> so stay tuned at 11:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> at 10:27, here is a live look at camel back mountain resort up in the pocono mountains. as you can see, it's a little bit cloudy out there right now. they just got a fresh coating of snow. i'm sure plenty of skiers and snowboarders will be headed out to the mountain today, but keep in mind when you are driving, take it easy. there is some blowing snow out there. and of course, it's cold. it's a bitter cold. so everyone should bundle up. >>> some schools in new jersey and across the country are now considering ecigarettes to be drug paraphernalia. school officials say that's because ecigarettes, also known as vaporizers can be used to smoke marijuana. students caught with them could face long suspensions, they could be required to have drug testing, and they could have possession of drug paraphernalia on their school records. one ecigarette advocacy group says it's an overreaction and that students with ecigarettes should not be p

income is the paycheck wab it's what comes aught. wealth is the accumulation of that income.till huge. income disparity isn't as bad pass we thought it was. martha: politically does this become a tougher argument? >> yes i think it does. if you are here to say we are here to redistribute from the rich to you it turns out the rich have suffers more than you. martha: if you are voting in the next election that's not something you are going to get a lot of sympathy for. >> the income inequality argument has traction politically but economically not so much. bill: the taped confession from the man accused of killing chris kyle is played in court. how did jurors react? martha: remember sandra fluke the face of the so-called war on women? she was a celebrity at the dnc. democrats are getting ready to stir up that battle cry of the war on women. it didn't tblorkt mid-term so it is an effective strategy? >> a country where our president either has our back or turns his back. we talk often about choice. well ladies, and gentlemen it's now time to choose. you. bill: jurors played a vid

. >> russel's brother, matt wab was the last to know.of cell phone range for several days while vacationing in british columbia. >> we drove across the border and our friends' vehicle and my phone had a seizure. it started buzzing for every voice mail message and text message that had been sent. and it's matt, call me. matt, call me. matt, call me. within days of his death, russel douglas's far flung family reunited on whidbey island. >> we rallied around brenna. >> we were sleeping on the floor in the living room. >> she stayed in her bedroom a lot. she was sad. >> nothing seemed to be getting done so i kind of end up taking over the organization of the house, what do we do for meals. >> russel douglas had left behind a lot of unfinished business. the oldest of three children born to jim and gail before the divorce, russel had been a plate bloomer. but adult hood intruded early, shortly after he started dating brenna, she became pregnant. marriage and childhood did little to help him mature. >> he was an 18-year-old who had a lot of dat

i was wondering wab the selfie on insta gram. why does she look lit. were you lit?f us i am the most shallow. >> how did that happen? >> from? >> j. crew, taking a selfie. can't do it? >> why. >> got to do it on my phone. her phone has something call add lumi almost like the lighting that goes around the mirror of 0 broadway dressing room. if you are a fading diva this -- >> did you just say i was a fading diva? >> no. >> lumee, you're welcome, america. >>> now to the big question dividing the country what color is this dress? here's nbc's tamron hall with the story, first. >> reporter: it all started with a simply for help. scottish singer kaitlyn mcneil posted to her tumblr site please help me. is this dress white and gold or blue and black? with that the twitter hash tag the dress was born. a trending topic worldwide and sparking a fierce debate across the internet. everyone weighed in from actors to restaurants, even u.s. senator chris murphy who says that dress is gold and white. kim kardashian tweeting i see white and gold. kanye sees black and blue. who is co