the director, guillermo del toro, also up for an oscar. and tonight, how he brought that creature to life. shooting some of the scenes underwater. and using light to make it seem like they were under water in other scenes. >> bring the light up a foot. >> reporter: the director revealing how they pulled off that underwater feat. >> puppeteer-ing every object and then they land. >> reporter: and the other secret revealed. the creature starting from sketches and sculptures to the full body mold. uv lights and paint to make it glow. putting on the suit and zipping it up. the eyes and goggles. sand the man inside. the creature moving octavia spencer nominated for best supporting actress. >> when i saw the creature for the first time, the fins, the gills, the scales, it's remarkable. you really do believe you're looking at a real life merman. >> reporter: but whether any of them will be looking at oscar, we'll find out sunday night. the oscars, sunday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here

tonight, oscar nominee allison janney, maisie williams, guillermo at nba all-star media day. and music from kent jones, and now, check this out, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice. hi, everybody. hello, everyone, i'm jimmy, host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. we are back at it after a three-day weekend.

tonight, katy perry, oscar-winning director guillermo del toro, and guillermo on the oscars red carpet. and now, hold fast, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] sit. sit. relax. it's embarrassing. [ cheers and applause ] all right. i st

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its director, guillermo del toro also won. this is his first oscar win and four nominations. >> gary eldman won for his portrayal of winston churchill. he thanked the man he portrayed in his speech. >>> frances mcdormand took home the statue for her role in three billboards outside ebbing missouri. >> big congratulations to dion lim who spoke to one of the winners. >> she joins us live from hollywood. good morning, dion. >> reporter: hey there, good morning reggie and natasha. take a look behind me. we have crews busy tearing down the sets from last night and ripping up, ta da, warts of the red carpet. it looks less glamorous like this in hand, right? speaking of the nominees, i had a chance to speak to a sound mixer named gary rizzo. he was nominated for dunkirk. we met up a few weeks before he left for hollywood and he talked about how even though this was his fifth nomination, this one was special pour a few reasons. his dad was with him when the nominations were read and he got to even sit beside the sound mixer he's admir

. >> the director, guillermo del toro won. his first oscar win after four nominations. gary oldman won for his performance as winston churchill in "darkest hour." in his acceptance speech, he thanked the man he portrayed. >>> frances mcdormand took home the statue for "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." >> she lives part-time in marin. >> mcdormand one of several oscar winners with bay area ties. daly city native sam rockwell got the oscar for best supporting actor. gary rizzo who works at lucas film in marin, won for sound mixing for dunkirk. he gave a shoutout to his daughters. >> to my daughters, i love you. hang on to your dreams. they are so, so valuable am. >> being here was really cool. >> what do you want to say about your dad? >> he's really good at what he does. and i hope he does other great things in the future. >> isn't she mature. she's going to have so many stories to tell in school. it's great. >> berkeley born james ivory won for screen play. coco won for best animated feature. >> still trending this morning. frustration in northern california

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. >> guillermo del toro won as best director. >> gary oldman won for his performance as winston churchill. >>> frances mcdormand took the oscar home for her role. she periodically lives in marin county. so we're going to claim her. >> represents. bay area natives did us proud at the oscars. dion lim is in hollywood with the big winner. >> good morning from the red carpet. even though the awards ceremony is over. the bay area nominees will last for a lifetime. it's broadcast in more than 225 different countries and we even found folks from the bay area. >> very exciting. we get to be here in the front row and enjoy it with my sister, my best friend. >> a lot of fans got here early to see the red carpet fashions. all eyes were on the biggest hits. like rita moreno who wore the same dress she wore when she won the oscar. still rocking it at 86 years old. inside the dolby, nominees became big winners. >> and the oscar goes to -- >> sam rockwell. first time nominee who attended san francisco's school of the arts. winning for best supporting actor in three billboards outside of ebbing missouri.

. >> guillermo dell toro. >> gary y. >> good morning everyone, it is 4:30 a.m., march 5. hospital. >>> many schools are closed and thousands are in the dark threeer the nte blew through. >> oscars take hollywood's serious issues head on. we'll have a look along with the big winners. >>> matt pellman is in for david

guillermo mancini, el amigo que ya estaba en nueva york, carmen estuvo presente cuando el presidente argentino mauricio macri bajÓ hasta la ciudad a poner flores en el lugar del ataque, el mismo sitio donde alejandra le habÍa dejado un mensaje a su esposo. en argentina la reacciÓn fue aÚn mÁs dramática. el mismo dÍa que los amigos habÍan planeado regresar, cinco de ellos llegaron a ezeiza, el aeropuerto de buenos aires. >> desde ezeiza hasta acÁ cinco coches, 300 km. patricia: en el instituto politÉcnico donde los tÍos amigos se habÍan graduadohace 30 aÑos, se ofreciÓ un homenaje. allÍ tambiÉn estudia una de las hijas. >> muchos exalumnos y alumnos, cuando pasÓ esto se sintieron como que a ellos tambiÉn les habÍa pasado. >> queremos hacer un duelo, que la vida se imponga sobre la muerte. patricia: y tambiÉn la meta de estas madres, a pesar del dolor, sacar a sus hijos adelante sin odio ni resentimiento. >> para nosotros era el terrorismo una noticia que veÍamos en televisiÓn. y si nosotros hacemos hoy saca... patricia: quÉ pasa por tu mente cuando ves este nomb

the first pacific rim, guillermo del toro took greatjoy in the spectacle of really big robots hitting really big creatures. ok, so made by somebody who loved all that stuff, and i think del toro is sorely missed on the sequel. this is set ten years after the battle at the breach. black marketeer jake pentecost, son of idris elba's character from the first, john boyega has to go to prison or go back and work as an instructor for more people to learn how to drive these massive robots, these jaegers, and of course, he agrees to be an instructor. how are you doing? ranger lambert. this is a military base. you remember how that works. ranger pentecost. ranger, sir. let's get you squared away. try not to steal anything while you're here. did that haircutjust call you "pentecost" ? as in badass stacker pentecost? pilot of coyote tango, hero of basically the whole world? it's just a name. yeah, a really cool name! in its favour, it is a film about massive robots hitting each other, it has none of the leering nastiness of a michael bay movie, that is good. on the other hand, what it does not h

guillermo del toro is the person i would put my money on. this could indeed be the year, but the shape of water is the film that makes the biggest... but the shape of water is the film splash? but the shape of water is the film will gompertz, bbc news, hollywood. but the shape of water is the film there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, we are back with the late news at xxxx — now on bbc1 its time hello, this is bbc news. theresa may has told donald trump of her "deep concern" at the president's plan to introduce tariffs on steel and aluminium imports to the united states which have sparked fears of a trade war. the us president's announcement on thursday to impose tariffs prompted a backlash from nations around the world. but as our business correspondent joe lynam told me — there's no sign president trump is changing his mind. quite the opposite. the appearance to us at this weekend is the administration is doubling down, the us commerce secretary a billionaire in his own right has been on the us talk shows this mo

guillermo del toro is the person i would put my money on. this could indeed be the year that the shape of water is the film that makes the biggest... splash? will gompertz, bbc news, hollywood. our correspondent nada tawfik is in hollywood. this year, of course is against a backdrop there are so many calls for cultural change in the industry. absolutely, and we are seeing that really reflected tonight. you have for example calls for a more women in two years, about 2020 to be equal representation in the industry with men, so today we have been focussing a lot on the women who have made history tonight, as will said there, rachel morrison, the first female prize for cinematography, and if you look at what the organisers of the times up movement have said, they said they don't want to be known as an award protest group, they won't be wearing black the way they did at the gloelden globes but they will find other ways to keep the momentum up. to focus on the successes they have had so far. on the other hand we still are the oscars so white contr

the next few minutes, best actress and best picture still to come and we have just had best director, guillermo del toro, for the shape of water, this is one of the categories most people thought he would win and so he did and that film has also won for best music for its original scoi’e for best music for its original score and production design. running through a few of the other categories, the film with the most wins so far is... now it is equal three, it has film editing, sound editing and sound mixing for dunkirk, equalling the shape of water and we have darkest hour winning for make up and hairstyling, phantom thread, the film about the fashion industry, appropriately winning for design. call me by my name, adapted screenplay winner, and a surprise win forjordan peel for original screenplay for get out, the black horror film that is now perhaps in the running for best picture. it certainly wasn't a few weeks ago but in the last few days people have said perhaps it could sneak in and take the top prize, it one at the independent spirit awards. we can talk to amanda hutchinson, and linds

the call for equality and tolerance was made time and again, and was perhaps best captured by guillermo del toro, whose film the shape of water, a story of misfits and outcasts, won best picture, and he best director. i am an immigrant like many, many of you. the greatest thing our art does and our industry does is to erase the lines in the sand. we should continue doing that when the world tells us to make them deeper. roger deakins, blade runner... there were long—awaited wins for two british veterans. after 13 failed attempts, the cinematographer roger deakins finally converted a nomination into a golden statue for his work on blade runner 20119. and for his portrayal of winston churchill in the darkest hour, gary oldman won his first 0scar. i say to my mother, thank you for your love and support. put the kettle on. i'm bringing 0scar home. the silent child, a british film about a deaf four—year—old played by maisie sly, won the short film category. i made a promise to our six—year—old lead actress that i'd sign this speech, but my hands are shaking a little bit, so i apolo

the call for equality and tolerance was made time and again and was perhaps best captured by guillermo del toro, whose film the shape of water, a story of misfits and outcasts, won best picture and he best director. i am an immigrant, and like many, many of you, the greatest our art does and our industry does is to erase the lines in the sand. we should continue doing that when the world tells us to make them deeper. roger a deakins... there were long—awaited wins for two british veterans. after 13 failed attempts, the cinematographer roger deakins finally converted a nomination into a golden statue for his work on blade runner 2049. and for his portrayal of winston churchill in the darkest hour, gary oldman won his first oscar. i say to my mother, thank you for your love and support. put the kettle on, i'm bringing oscar home! the silent child, a british film about a deaf four—year—old, played by maisie sly, won the short film category. i made a promise to our six—year—old lead actress that i'd sign this speech. my hands are shaking a little bit, so i apologise. cheering and

the shape of water took four awards, including best film and best director for the mexican film—maker guillermo del toro. gary oldman won best actor for his performance as winston churchill in darkest hour — and another notable british win, the silent child, starring six—year—old deaf girl maisie sly — won best live—action short. we have talked about it on the programme last week and we will talk about it this week. well done to her. congratulations to maisie. and joining us now from new york is larry hackett, former editor of people magazine. it was a very long oscars ceremony this time around and did the best films win? i think so. it was long but what is new? it is always long. it gets longer every year. i think so. they had a tricky time this year. obviously whatever the pictures or the performances were it was all overshadowed by the harvey weinstein news and the me too movement. they also had several award shows leading up also had several award shows leading up to this where they had people wearing black at the golden globes and other events at the sag awards. i think the issue

the first pacific rim, guillermo del toro took greatjoy in the spectacle of really big robots hitting really big creatures. ok, so made by somebody who loved all that stuff, and i think del toro is sorely missed on the sequel. this is set ten years after the battle at the end of that one. black marketeer jake pentecost, son of idris elba's character from the first, has to go to prison or go back and work as an instructor for more people to learn how to drive these massive robots, these jaegers, and of course, he agrees to be an instructor. how are you doing? this is a military base. you remember how that works. ranger pentecost. ranger, sir. let's get you squared away. it is a really cool name! in its favour, it is a film about massive robots hitting each other, it has none of the leering nastiness of a michael bay movie, that is good. 0n the other hand, what it does not have is any of the magic and wonder and awe of a guillermo del toro film. nor does it have the fun of real steel, for instance, with huthackman and big fighting robots. very quickly, despite the fact we have some inte

director guillermo del toro won best director for the director guillermo del toro won best directorfor the shape director guillermo del toro won best director for the shape of water and this is him watching one of the awards getting engraved. that's one of the things you can do at the after show party. we spoke to fay dunaway earlier, rebecca jones spoke to her live at the vanity fair party, she was once away giving away the best picture for shape of water, which gmo del toro came up to collect, and did you see what he did? he came up to collect the shape of water and he did a little... to check after last year when warren beatty and faye dunaway read out the wrong film. the didn't make, want to give an acceptance speech and then get collared off. customers in parts of london and the south east of england have been told to limit their use of water after thawing temperatures caused burst pipes. thousands of others have been left with no water at all. simon clemison is in west london where emergency supplies of bottled water are being distributed. simon, after quite a few days of freezin

best production design and best director, guillermo del toro. he became the third mexican born filmmaker to win the award. >> growing up in mexico, i never thought this could happen. >> reporter: jordan peele is now the first to win for the horror film "get out." gary oldman took the award for his film. best actress went to frances mccdormand in "three billboards outside ebbing, missouri." mcdoor panhandle's call for inclusion was just one for several on stage moments bringing attention to movements. . three of the actresses who made allegations of sexual misconduct against hollywood heavyweight harvey weinstein gathered for a me " for a "me too" movement. >> reporter: and "me too" moment. >> reporter: and drawing almost immediate reaction from me too supporters basketball star kobe bryant won for the short animated film he wrote and narrated "dear basketball." bryant was arrested and charged with sexual assault in 2003. the case was dropped when the woman who accused him of rape refused to testify. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>

the santana sisters introduced us to their 90-year-old father guillermo. he is warm to the touch. the day before rearrived someone brought a solar panel system that allows them to have the light in the room, allows them to operate this respiratory machine. >> more or less we are surviving but it is not easy. it is not easy. >> reporter: driving around the island, a majority of the traffic light that is we saw were not working. but overall, progress is being made. within the last few days, the power generation here on the island hit 99%. so we wanted to talk to the u.s. corps of engineers which has the task of helping to restore electricity on the island. >> the magnitude of destruction of this power grid is beyond anything that we have seen in america post storm. 80% destruction of the grid. these poles, these lines, et cetera. and using the helicopters we brought more to the island in the last month because you have to use helicopters in many cases to attach and then pull the wires across a given valley. >> people said to me are they making it better than it was before the storm?

." >> reporter: but producer/director guillermo del toro just had to make sure. >> may i have this? >> it's right. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> now, in light of hollywood's sexual harassment scandals, many eyes were focused on the red carpet before the broadcast and ryan seacrest's coverage for e! entertainment. an internal investigation there found insufficient evidence he harassed a former stylist. a number of stars walked past seacrest. gayle. >> all right. hey, kevin, help us understand this. frances mcdormand ended her speech calling for something called an inclusion rider. so we know what include means. we know what rider means. i'd never heard that term. what does it mean? >> gayle, that's why i'm here, to break it down. she talked about it as you mentioned, and she said it's something available to anyone who negotiates a film deal. it's a demand for 50% diversity in both the casting and crew. she's hoping it's a demand that every filmmaker will start making now. >> all right. that will be interesting to see if people heed the call. thank you, kevin, we'll see you a l

. >> to make amends they returned to present the best picture, but producer director guillermo del toro just had to make sure. >> may i have this? now, in light of hollywood's ent scandals many eyes w red carpet before the broadcast and ryan seacrest's coverage for entertainment. it's reported that a number of including all the best actress nominees walked past seacrest. gayle? >> all right. let me understand this.cdormand ended her speech with something c clusion rider. what does thatan? >> gayle that's bhiet down. about it backstage. she said it's something anyone. it's a demand for50% diversity. it's a demand she hopes everyone will startg that' . thank you, keven. make sure yo watch entertainment tonight"" this evening for the full oscar wrap-up. you need to check your local listings on that. >>> president trump says he will go through on his plan to add tariffs to and aluminum imports. he tweeted, our steel and aluminum industries are dead. sorry. it's time for a change. chip reid is at the white house where some of his most important allies say he is wrong on this issue. good morn

the biggest winner, guillermo del toro's "the shape of water" with four oscars, including best picture and best director. >> frances mcdormand won best actress for 33. and gary oldman took home the best actor for his role in "darkest hour." >> so let's chat more about the big show with chris beecham. he is the managing editor for goldderby.com and joins me from los angeles via skype. great to have you with us. >> oh, great to be here. it was a fun night on the oscars tonight. >> it was. let's start with frances mcdormand winning best actress for her road in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. what do you think? was it the best speech of the night? >> i do think it was. that's tough when you've been making speeches at so many awards shows she has won over the last few weeks. she is very outspoken. i was really interested to see what she would do. and she was i thought more emotional than i've seen her in all these other ceremonies. and that was such a nice touch, having every female nominee in the room, no matter what the category was, having them stand up and be recognized like

>> the answer is that guillermo del toro will win for "shape of water" as best directed but i'm delighted greta gerwig is nominated. it would have been outrageous if there hadn't been a woman nominee. though del toro will win, it will be an evening where even if there is no official dress code for the time's up movement, the eyes of the world realize that this is the elephant in the room, and those pins to be worn, the speeches, that moment that you mentioned earlier that we'll have during the ceremony, i mean, there's absolutely no doubt that this has been a very difficult year for hollywood in the last six months, and although, as shakespeare exhorted through hamlet, his players, to hold a mirror up to nature, which we will see in so many fine films being hon herred the industry's also been forced to hold a mirror up to itself, what it's seen has been very ugly and there's no doubt at all that that too will be an important feature of this evening's proceedings and how jimmy kimmel, i'm sure he will be with it very well. of course we will not have what we had last year and that was the b

and also guillermo del toro having a historic win as well. he's winning for -- he won for "the shape of water." and he also won a directing oscar there. and he really had words of inclusion going forward, which is interesting with this movie "shape of water," that issue of their love being forbidden, but he had a lot to say about inclusion. and jordan peal winning for best original screenplay, first black winner -- black writer to win in this category. this was obviously momentous. a lot of people wondering what would be there for "get out," his movie "get out." he had a funny tweet where he was, like, couldn't believe it, shocked he had won an oscar. so historical moment there as well, john. >> "get out" may be the movie with the longest moving impact. we seize wi nischelle turner is with us. wonderful to see you. >> you too. what day is it? >> i know, right. so, look, the academy clearly wanted time's up and me too center stage. they clearly wanted to send a message last night. the question is, does it go beyond last night? is this -- >> re

jordan peel, of "get out," became the first african-american to win for best screenplay and guillermo del toro, "the shape of water" won four oscars including best picture. and kobe bryant won an oscar as well. andy scholes has more in this morning's bleacher report. >> kobe told reporters that winning the oscar feels better than winning a championship. that's how much that award means to him. this bleacher report brought to you by the new ford f-150. it was based off the poem announcing his impending retirement from the nba. when accepting his oscar, kobe taking a shot at a fox news host who said nba players should, quote, shut up and dribble. >> as basketball players, we're really supposed to shut up and dribble, but i'm glad we deal with a bit more than that. thank you, academy, for this amazing honor. >> kobe's win was met with congratulations from many, but also a fair amount of criticism in the midst of the me too movement. kobe was charged with sexual assault in 2003 before the case was ultimately dropped. >>> temost exciting in the big south championship game, the three at the

and a closer look at the favorites in this sunday's academy awards including guillermo del toro's the shape of the water which leads the pack with thirteen nominations. a magic watson welcome to the program we begin in burke you know found so where the government says it's repelled a deadly attack by islamist militants in the capital ouagadougou the government says several militants and members of the security forces died after a gunman launched a ordinated attack near the army headquarters and french embassy. back in our basic you're see forces rushed to the french embassy to deal with an apparent jihadist attack. gunfire was exchanged for around two hours a government official reports of casualties on both sides. witnesses said five attackers course out of this car before setting it on fire then they started shooting french special forces were flown into the area france is fighting jihad is in west africa with the four thousand strong force. the attacks appear to have been coordinated at the same time in four to six people who got fired that there was an explosion but we saw a lot o

i it was guillermo del toro second trip to the stage having earlier picked up the oscar for best director. del toro's fantasy romance a quirky love story between a mystery merman like creature and a cleaning lady was a favorite throughout the awards season this is. capable. come a golden globe and the director's guild award before grabbing two oscars. best actor accolades went to gary oldman for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama the darkest hour. old man had to endure up to five hours and make up every day during filming to complete his transformation to britain's storied wartime leader. the best actress oscar went to frances mcdormand for her role as a grieving mother in the comedic drama three billboards outside everything missouri mcdormand use the podium to make a stand for more diversity. if i may be so honored to have all the female nominees in every category stand with me in this room tonight the actors meryl if you do it everybody else will come on the filmmaker the producer to make the right the cinema time the. thunder you. decide to. take a lo

los angeles for the ninetieth annual academy awards on sunday the night's big winner was filmmaker guillermo del toro's the shape of water scoring for oscars with its fantastic cold war love story and six months after the launch of the me too movement women will see it look to to seize the spotlight and more opportunity i highlight of the oscars they've done away and warren beatty handed out the coveted best picture award. for a shape of war i it was d.m.o. del toro second trip to the stage having earlier picked up the oscar for best director. del toro's fantasy romance a porky love story between a mystery merman like creature and a mute cleaning lady was a favorite throughout the awards season it took home a golden globe and a director's guild award before grabbing for oscars. best actor accolades went to gary oldman for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama the darkest hour. old men had to endure up to five hours in makeup every day during filming to complete his transformation to britain's storied wartime leader. the best actress oscar went to frances mcdorm

pushing a book you are my director guillermo del toro fantastical cold war romance makes a splash winning for academy awards we'll have that in the whole roundup of oscar night highlights. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us german chancellor angela merkel is ready to get back to work after more than five month wait she earned the backing for a new coalition of social democrats have voted yes to another alliance with her conservatives michael will soon be sworn in for a fourth term miss chancellor speaking in berlin a little while ago she urged lawmakers to be quick about getting a government up and running. wouldn't that be but believe this and he lays the good groundwork for governing the country together just as a night it is brutal and important that we get down to business in zero g.'s days time because without coalition agreement being we have set ourselves as a challenging program the things we want to implement focusing on improving the lives of people in germany you are right to expect not to have a government able to act six months after elections nearly they are

los angeles for the ninetieth annual academy awards on sunday the night's big winner was a filmmaker guillermo the toast the shape of water which netted him two oscars for best picture and best director gary oldman picked up his first oscar for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama darkest hour and frances mcdormand took best actress for audience favorite three billboards outside missouri. ventilating a little bit and did it is film buff scott rockstar stayed up late to watch the oscars scott what was your favorite moment yet my family actually is that last bit that we saw there the clip of france that dormant who won best best actress for the billboard as a missouri i love france but on anyway she was an amazing tough tough as nails character in this but a woman who's trying to get vengeance or justice for her daughter who was brutally murdered and is accusing the police of not doing enough but what was great about it was she went up to accept the oscar and then she put it down on the stage and she addressed the entire audience there in l.a. and said all the wom

this is news coming to you live from berlin and this year's best picture oscar goes to director guillermo del toro he takes home the gold statue for his cold war fantasy the shape of the water and of the whole round up of the academy awards big winners and losers and how me to dominate the night. also in the program italy faces political gridlock after an inconclusive national vote the center right alliance led by former prime minister silvio berlusconi has a slight edge over the anti establishment five star movement but it's not enough seats for a majority in parliament. plus germany social democrats give the grand coalition the green light clearing the way for a new government for our political correspondent tells us about the challenges piling up for uncle americal if he takes on a fourth term as transfers. and historic changes underfoot in china as a legislator start opening the path for president xi jinping to stay in office indefinitely we look at how he's managed this assent to power. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. hollywood's brightest stars gathered in los angel

los angeles for the ninetieth annual academy awards on sunday the night's big winner was filmmaker guillermo del toro's the shape of water which netted him two oscars for best picture and for best director gary oldman picked up his first oscar for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama the darkest hour. and frances mcdormand best actress for audience favorite three billboards outside missouri. well for more on the oscars our film buff scott ross perot's with us here hey scott the shape of water was one of the favorite son was nominated thirteen times is this movie in your opinion worthy of receiving the best picture award yeah i think so i mean i thought it was a pretty strong line up this year compared to some previous years where you it's obviously one film could win here you had a number of films that could have won best oscar best picture i think shape of water is a worthy winner i mean if you look at the oscar winners in years past they tend to either pick the academy tends to pick either a film that shows sort of the magic of cinema the visual splendor of

angeles for the ninety eighth annual academy awards on sunday the night's big winner it was filmmaker guillermo del toro the shape of water which netted him two oscars for best picture and best view director gary oldman picked up his first oscar for his portrayal of winston churchill in the gritty world war two drama the darkest hour and frances mcdormand took best actress for audience favorite three billboards outside and being ms story by fall of a pick me up if i've got something to. well for more on the oscar action we're joined by our film buff scott roxboro shape water one of the favorites nominated thirteen times for four awards is the movie really worthy of receiving the best picture award yeah i think so i mean it's one of these big fairytale fantasy stories which the academy often really likes to give best picture to story of of a mute woman who falls in love with the sea creature in one nine hundred fifty s. america but it's not only this sort of very visually spectacular film that shows that the magic of cinema it's also quite in some ways quite socially relevant because it literall

it was gamble -- guillermo del toro's second trip to the stage. his quirky love story between a mystery mermen and a mute cleaning lady was a favorite throughout the awards season. it took home a golden glove and a directors guild awards before grabbing oscars. the best actor accolade went to gary oldman for his portrayal of winston churchill and the gritty world war ii drama the darkest hour. both men had to endure up to five hours in makeup every day during filming to complete his transformation to britain's story. the best actress oscar went to frances mcdormand for her role as a grieving mother in the community drama three billboards outside of ebbings, missouri. >> if i could have the female nominees stand with me, merrill, if you do it everybody out slow, they are so milkers. the directors, the writers, the cinematographers, the composers, the songwriters, the designers. everybody, we all have stories to tell and projects we need financed. >> judging by the overwhelming support in the room, many of the call is too loud for the hollywood stud

we have carlos guillermo smith in the pulse district elected there. we are see mothers and these young people planning to run for office to get rid of these elected officials who do nothing on both sides of the aisle for that matter. i think the power for the political moment and the democracy in action is what's going to resonate for decades to come. >> let's take a listen to a few democrats talking about what they saw today and perhaps being more vocal on this issue than they have been at other times in recent history. >> a.r.-15s don't belong in our streets. these kids are holding us accountable. >> the young people who were out there in the street today, they are not going to settle for the same old same old. they want change and they have the energy. >> they're teaching us. i'm not giving them a message, they're giving as you message. >> jason, how do you test that against what politicians also do, certainly in both party, which is say the right things on the right day and then move along? >> i think it's a matter of creating this moment and turn

we have carlos guillermo smith in the pulse district elected there. we are see mothers and these young people planning to run for office to get rid of these elected officials who do nothing on both sides of the aisle for that matter. i think the power for the political moment and the democracy in action is what's going to resonate for decades to come. >> let's take a listen to a few democrats talking about what they saw today and perhaps being more vocal on this issue than they have been at other times in recent history. >> a.r.-15s don't belong in our streets. these kids are holding us accountable. >> the young people who were out there in the street today, they are not going to settle for the same old same old. they want change and they have the energy. >> they're teaching us. i'm not giving them a message, they're giving as you message. >> jason, how do you test that against what politicians also do, certainly in both party, which is say the right things on the right day and then move along? >> i think it's a matter of creating this moment and turn