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And she took one home. i caught up with her and we had a good little girl chat. take a look. >> reporter: congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: you have the biggest grin on your face. you're hugging that thing. >> yes, this is my main squeeze. >> reporter: what is it like, that moment right before you hear your name being called? you're sitting there and they say "and the oscar goes to --" >> it is agony. one way or another, you're going to have to do something very scary, you know. it's awful. i wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. >> reporter: were you prepared to hear your name...

Hoped for a different kind of world. i would have to say we did not -- this particular type of incursion had been thought about by our own government. we were concerned about it. can you read different state department memos on that point, but russia in some ways was isolated and felt vulnerable and part of the problem is the weakness the ukrainian state. again, my plea for the world community, particularly the osce and the united nations, the european union to do what is necessary to strengthen the existing government of ukraine. >> so former ambassador, let's end on this -- if i'm russia and...

Can feel good about their eveni evening, seven awards to go home with. >> and "gravity" was a movie others that make movies in the film industry really respected. >> but sign fiction has never won best picture. there seems to be a little snobbery in that genre. >> on the other end of it, one that didn't get a ton of oscars, that was a shutout was "american hustle." did that surprise either one of you? >> it didn't surprise me. when you would hear people talk about "american hustle," they loc loved the performances but it didn't seem like the plot was going to go on to be an academy picture. >>...

Just this morning there was an assault at a weapons depot in crimea where armed men attacked a military base. we are going to try to understand it as it comes in. officially thousands of russian troops have ousted ukrainian forces and taken complete control of crimea. ukraine is in yellow, crimea in red. crimea is so key to russia. just ten miles separate russia from crimea, but there's a lot of history there, there have been famous battles there, crimeans have been at odds with russia. >> and the white house has been holding emergency meetings, and

Community have to stand tall against what russia has done, and that means that the diplomatic process is proceeding forward. rightfully so. i want to compliment secretary kerry for going there tomorrow. i think i've traveled to you've crane more than any other member of the congress, and have met with more of their parliamentarians over the years. we have to help shore up that state working through the united nations, the osce, and the countries around the world where there are large numbers of the ukrainian diaspora. more people live outside ukraine than in ukraine because of the tragedies, w...