people are inherently good. except for that one person in the good morning, america. a night of firsts and surprises. >> anthony hopkins, "the father." >> at an oscars like no other. daniel kaluuya's powerful performance earning him best supporting actor. >> you got to celebrate life, man. we're breathing. we're walking. it's incredible. >> yuh-jung youn, the oldest -- the first korean woman to win best supporting actress. >> mr. pitt, finally. nice to meet you. >> chloe zhao, the first woman of color to be named best director. >> what a crazy once in a lifetime journey we're on together. >> frances mcdormand, "nomadland." >> frances mcdormand winning her third best actress oscar.

"nomadland" winning the top prize of the night. "gma" is taking you backstage for hollywood's biggest night. the interviews you'll see here. green light. people line up to get the johnson & johnson vaccine afterf the 11-day pause, but adding a new warning about the potential of those rare blood clots. dozens of states offering the shots. now concern high about vaccine hesitancy with millions of americans not getting their second dose. as europe plans to reopen its borders to american tourists, what visitors will need to go. surge of the virus.he overseas. the biden administration announces plans to send supplies, but experts say more needs to be done as the threat of a new variant grows. demanding answers. outrage over the fatal police shooting of andrew brown jr. the 42-year-old father of seven killed while the sheriff's department says it was executing warrants. seven deputies placed on paid administrative leave. brown's family set to view the

body cam footage this morning, calling for it to be released publicly. multiple tornadoes touch down this weekend. more severe storms expected to hit the south this week. ginger has the latest. nascar driver joey logano going airborne at talladega. his car flipping on its roof, almost taking out other drivers. what he's saying this morning after walking away from the wreck. ♪ and the oscars are over, but it's time to shake it at our after-party. we're one-on-one with the winners. >> we got to talk about brad pitt. >> right after their big moments. what was behind this howl center stage. it all starts now, and look who's saying -- >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. >> good morning, america. ♪ dynamite ♪

good morning, tyler, and good morning, america. hope you had a wonderful weekend. what a memorable night. loved seeing regina king, how she kicked things off last night. >> great strut. great speech as well. we will have the highlights from the oscars coming up. we're also covering the news with president biden gearing up for his first address to congress, just ahead of his 100th day in office. and as the johnson & johnson starts being administered here in the u.s. again after that temporary pause, there's a new crisis overseas with covid. we'll have more with that ahead. but we start with hollywood's biggest night. janai norman has been there all weekend looking good on the red carpet and she joins us again this morning. good morning, janai. >> reporter: good morning, robin. one way to start the morning. strange for oscar weekend. for this to be my first time at the dolby theatre. all the weekend,

we have been at the union station where the red carpet was rolled out ahead of that ceremony. that was more like a well-produced film, and regina king, as you mentioned, she was not nominated last night, kick she walked out, she had already won. it was an oscar night like no other.he show packed with hollywood's biggest stars. >> "mank." >> "sound of metal." >> "soul." >> reporter: some like you had never seen them before, but filmed during the pandemic, the academy taking precautions, swapping out the glitz of the dolby theatre for the smaller, more intimate union station. the show making history with more winners of color and more women nominated than ever before. >> daniel kaluuya. >> reporter: daniel kaluuya taking home gold for best supporting actor for his role in "judas and the black messiah." >> we got it. u' got to celebrate.

you've got to celebrate life, man. >> reporter: "minari's" yuh-jung youn becoming the first korean actor to win an academy award, taking home a statue and proving just like the rest of us she loves brad pitt, too. >> mr. pitt, finally, nice to meet you. >> reporter: tyler perry taking home the jean herschel humanitarian award with a rousing speech about love. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexican or because they are black or white or lgbtq. i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer. i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. i would hope that we would refuse hate. >> i am here to present the award for actor -- >> reporter: but the ceremony wasn't without surprises. the favorite, chadwick boseman, who last year passed away after secretly battling colon cancer, not winning. >> and the academy award for actor goes to -- >> reporter: the best actor going to anthony hopkins instead, the 83-year-old now the

oldest actor to win an academy award acknowledging the "black panther" star overnight. >> i'm very grateful to the academy, and thank you, and i want to pay tribute to chadwick boseman who was taken from us far too early. >> reporter: but the biggest winner of the night, "nomadland." frances mcdormand taking home the best actress statue for her role in the movie, the third oscar of her career. [ howling ] >> reporter: chloe zhao bringing home best director. >> chloe zhao, "nomadland." >> reporter: making her just the second woman to win in that category, and the first woman of color. >> this is for anyone who has the faith and the courage to hold onto the goodness in themselves, and to hold onto the goodness in each other. >> "nomadland." >> reporter: the movie also scoring best picture. >> please watch our movie on the largest screen possible, and one

day very, very soon, take everyone you know into a theater shoulder to shoulder in that dark space and watch every film that's represented here tonight. >> reporter: and there was a ton of history made last night. even before the envelopes were opened and so much more during the ceremony including the hair and makeup team for "ma rainey's black bottom." viola davis tapping her own personal makeup artist sergio lopez rivera to help transform her for the role, as long as her personal hairstylist. becoming the first black women to win in that category, robin, and it was a beautiful moment. >> it was wonderful to see. janai, thank you. we'll have more from the oscars coming up. lara, one-on-one with some of the night's big winners. george? now on the pandemic and the race too vaccinate america. last friday health officials lifting the pause on the j&j vaccine. at least 32 states have now resumed the shots.

overall, near ly 140 million hae got a shot. more than 5 million have missed their second dose of the two-shot vaccines. eva pilgrim reports from a vaccination center in jones beach, new york. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, george. the fight against this virus is far from over. there's still a major push at vaccine sites like this one which you can see from our drone shot to get vaccines into arms. this as the u.s. once again has three tools in our arsenal. this morning, lines once again forming at sites for the johnson & johnson vaccine. from the indianapolis motor speedway to sterling highlights, michigan, where emily murray was one of the first in line once the pause was lifted. >> you have to decide if the risk is worth it to you. >> reporter: 32 states now resuming use of the johnson & johnson vaccine after federal health officials lifted the 11-day pause adding a new warning about the potential of extremely rare blood clots. out of 8 million administered

doses, the cdc found 15 women suffered from them, but concluded the vaccine's benefits outweigh the risks. >> if anybody has any doubts about the safety, we can now say, you know, we take this very seriously. we've looked at it. now let's get back and get people vaccinated. >> reporter: this as a new abc news poll shows that less than half of americans see the johnson & johnson vaccine as safe. 73% of those not yet vaccinated say they wouldn't take a j&j shot. overall vaccine hesitancy remains an issue. nearly 24% of americans aren't inclined to get a vaccine. the cdc releasing new numbers showing that about 5 million people may have missed the recommended time frame for their second dose. this woman was one of those hesitant to take a vaccine. she tested positive for covid at 24 weeks pregnant, eventually ending up on a ventilator. this morning, she's warning others.

>> do not wait until it's too late because it can go so bad so fast, and you might not have a chance to be able to be there for your kids. >> reporter: and here's the deal. if you are one of those people who hasn't gotten their second dose, health officials say you still should. you are not considered fully vaccinated until you have had two shots of those two-dose vaccines. george? >> yes, eva, and as more and more people get vaccinated, we're expecting new guidance from the cdc on wearing masks outdoors. >> reporter: that's right, george. dr. fauci saying he didn't want to get ahead of the cdc, but he expects that we will hear new guidance from them as far as fully vaccinated people and masking outdoors. looks like we're inching a little bit closer and closer to normal. george? >> step by step, eva, thanks very much. michael? >> thank you, george. now to the covid crisis

overseas, as india battles a deadly new surge of the virus. seeing the devastation across the country, convincing the the u.s. to send vital equipment and supplies, but some experts say the biden administration needs to do more. james longman has the latest. good morning, james. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, michael. the covid situation in india now looks to be completely out of control. they're registering more than 350,000 cases a day. there is help on the way from the united states and other countries, but it's unclear if it'll be enough. india has been slow to respond to this second surge, and families are fending for themselves. scenes of desperation across india this morning as the country faces the world's deadliest surge of covid. inside hospitals overwhelmed by the sick. outside, patients lining sidewalks begging for oxygen. the situation is so dire that train coaches are now being transformed into makeshift isolation units and as the daily death toll hits new records, scenes like these, streets turned into massive

crematoriums. in the nation's capital of dehli, doctors are drowning, hit by what they're calling a tsunami of a second wave. now calls are growing for the u.s. to act. the biden administration announcing plans to send ppe and raw materials to manufacture covid-19 vaccines, but health experts say the united states should be doing more. >> we are sitting on a lot of vaccines that we don't need in this country, and i'm hoping the u.s. government is going to ship those vaccines to india because it could be very, very useful in india. >> reporter: and as india races against time to contain the spread, the threat of new variants is growing. >> of course, the big fear is the rise of a variant, the emergence of a variant that renders our vaccines useless. >> reporter: the black market is now thriving. to give you some idea, a tank of oxygen was about $80 before the pandemic. they're now going for more than $1,000. that is way out of the reach of most people, and the massive danger here is a huge country

like india, if it can't get covid under control, the world will not get covid under control. robin? >> that's true. james, thank you. now to those protests over the fatal police shooting of andrew brown jr. in north carolina. seven deputies now on leave as brown's family prepares to view police body cam video this morning. victor oquendo is in elizabeth city, north carolina, with the very latest. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. not only does andrew brown jr.'s family and community want the body cam video released. the sheriff's office here wants it out too, but according to the sheriff, it's not up to him. only a judge can approve that video to be released through a court order, and that might happen as early as today.[ chan >> reporter: this morning, a community demanding answers after sheriff's deputies shot and killed 42-year-old father of seven andrew brown jr. >> sergeant advises ems has got one male 42 years of age, gunshot to the back. >> reporter: according to the

erifs partment, the shooting occurred as deputies who were wearing body cameras were executing warrants related to felony drug charges in elizabeth city, north carolina, last wednesday morning. >> if any of my deputies broke any laws or violated any policies that come out through this investigation, they will be held accountable. >> reporter: officials have released few details, but seven sheriff's deputies have been placed on administrative leave. a neighbor who said she witnessed the shooting says brown did not pose a threat to the deputies when they opened fire. >> he was nonviolent. anybody that knew him would tell you that. he was turning away. >> reporter: one of the attorneys representing brown's family say they were told investigators did not find any drugs or weapons at the scene. brown's family is devastated by the loss. >> now i got to live every day, my newborn without even getting a chance to meet him at all, and that's going to hurt me every day. >> reporter: they will view the

body cam footage later this morning and are calling for it to be released publicly for transparency and accountability. >> it's inexplicable why, when a black person, especially a black man runs from the police, not posing any threat or violence to them, that they still see fit to shoot them in the back. >> reporter: and later this morning, brown's family will be viewing that video privately, and we expect to hear from them after they watch it. george? >> okay, victor, thanks. to the white house now where president biden is gearing up for his first address to congress ahead of his 100th day in office this week. our new poll shows that 52% of americans think he's doing a good job. chief white house correspondent cecilia vega has the latest. good morning, cecelia. >> reporter: good morning, george. that is among the lowest approval rating for any u.s. president at this 100-day mark. it continues to be this partisan divide. president biden is getting overwhelming support from democrats, 90% say they approve

of the job he's done so far, but only 13% of republicans feel that way. from both parties, it's his handling of the pandemic that's getting high marks. 64% approve of how he's done on that. on economy though, more tepid, a key priority for this white house, a little over half. 52% say they approve of his handling on that front. we have been talking about this so much. on immigration, that's a big issue for this white house, what's happening at the southern border continues to perplex this white house here, just 37% say they approve of the job he's done here. george, really, the message from voters right now according to this poll is they want to see this white house, this president push for more bipartisanship. six out of ten say even if that means compromising with some members of congress on some of these bigger priorities for the white house. >> and cecelia, this is the first address to a joint session of congress, coming a bit later for most presidents. what should we expect? >> reporter: it's a really big

week for the president, the white house says he's on the national stage addressing the american public in this setting for the very first time. we're likely going to hear him focus on his next big push, what they're calling the human infrastructure. that's things like free community college and universal pre-k. we're talking about at least a trillion-dollar plan. that's the big legislative side. this will look a lot different, george. covid tested to get inside. you got -- or be vaccinated. just 200 people in that chamber. >> it will not be a packed house. cecelia, thanks very much. we'll have live coverage of the presidential address to congress and the nation on wednesday at 9:00 eastern, 8:00 central. michael? we turn now to new images from "ingenuity." nasa's mars helicopter on sunday flying faster and farther than in any test it went through on earth. the chopper rose to a height of 16 feet before flying half the length of a football field which is another 150 feet for a total flight time of 80 seconds, and while doing that, sending aerial photos of the red planet.

now the team is already looking ahead to plan "ingenuity's" fourth flight in just a few days where they'll continue to push its limits. keep on sending those images back. >> good to see. we are following a lot of other headlines this morning including all the oscars highlights. lara speaks one-on-one with the big winners on hollywood's biggest night. and return of travel. europe is said to welcome back american tourists. what it will take to visit. first, good morning, ginger. how are you? >> reporter: good morning, robin. i'm well. hope everybody is well back in the plains because what a wild weekend you had with the tornadoes, and severe storms. more than 270 reports. just a textbook look at a tornado there in vernon, texas. all the way to florida. today into tomorrow, i want you to really focus tomorrow's threat area opens up again in oklahoma and texas. let's get those select cities now sponsored by walmart.

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>> i'm good. we're following a lot of headlines right now as well. at least 32 states have resumed the johnson & johnson vaccine. health officials lifted the 11-day pause late friday, but added a new warning about extremely rare blood clots. the concern now is vaccine hesitancy, and millions of americans have skipped their second dose. also right now, covid catastrophe overseas. india is battling the deadliest surge of the virus. the biden administration has announced plans to send supplies. experts say more needs to be done. they're pushing for vaccines to be sent over. and officials have released these photos of that submarine found near bali. all 53 crew members have died, and it was found about a mile from where it was last seen during a training mission. the cause of this accident is not confirmed. and the late dmx this weekend. thousands of motorcycles and fans filling the streets here in

to a memorial service for close friends and family at barclays center. his name was earl simmons and he was 50 years old. one of my favorites and he will be missed. and we've got a lot more ahead, including europe reportedly opening its doors to vaccinated american tourists, and nascar driver joey logano speaking out this morning after this scary airborne crash. that's coming up later in the show, robin. but right now, we'll continue, michael, with more on the oscars. it was a show like no other. lara got a chance to speak with the night's biggest winners right after their golden moments in our virtual backstage. good morning, lara. >> good morning to you, robin. the backstage interview, you know it's an oscar tradition as much as the awards themselves, and with no threat of music cutting off the winners, they were free to speak their minds, add anything they felt they might have missed on stage, and we got them at their first moments when they realized they

just won the oscar. >> reporter: history was made last night with chloe zhao winning best director for the drama "nomadland." chloe, you made history tonight as the first woman of color to win best director. >> i think if we stay true to ourselves and surround ourselves with incredibly talented and good people, and tell stories that we feel truly connected to and everything else will work out. >> reporter: in one of the most moving moments of the night, actor and producer tyler perry receiving a standing ovation accepting his award to talk about social justice. >> i want to take this award and dedicate it to anyone who wants to stand in the middle. no matter what's around the walls, stand in the middle, because that's where healing happens. that's where conversation happens. that's where change happens. >> i really loved your words when you talked about everybody meeting in the middle. >> that's where healing happens. that is where you get a chance to understand other people. so that is my hope.

>> talk to us about the picture that you are seeing being in the room. >> you know, just looking at the amount of representation from everyone, it's really encouraging. as special as this award is, it is so great that more people have the opportunity to have it. i'm really proud of that because i remember hattie mcdaniels having to sit in the back of the theater, actually she wasn't allowed in the room and she got her oscar and had to leave the room. i think what she and everybody else who has fought for it makes me happy. >> reporter: the makeup crew for "ma rainey's black bottom" becoming the first black women to win in the hair and makeup category. how does it feel to make history. >> don't make me cry. don't make me cry. >> i just never in a million years thought i would be in this position. i'm looking forward to more african-american women and men being nominated for awards. >> reporter: "minari" star yuh-jung youn making history as

the first korean to win for best acting. >> i don't know how to describe yet, maybe tomorrow, a week later. >> pretty special to get the oscar from brad pitt. >> mr. brad pitt, finally, nice to meet you. i think so. he was very handsome. a handsome guy. >> and the oscar goes to -- daniel kaluuya, "judas and the black messiah." >> reporter: and daniel kaluuya stunning audiences with his layered performance in "judas and the black messiah." congratulations to you, oscar winner. is it the experience you dreamed it would be now that you are, in fact, an oscar winner? >> i never really dreamed of it. i don't really live life with expectations. >> reporter: kaluuya also stunning the audience with this

off-the-cuff moment in his acceptance speech for best supporting actor. >> it's incredible. my mom met my dad. they had sex. it's amazing. i'm here. you know what i mean? i'm so happy to be alive. >> i really have to go back to your mom because she looked so cute when you mentioned her in your speech. >> she's a cutie. she's a cutie. she's a funny lady. she's a funny lady, and, you know, mom, i'm in this position because of her. >> great moment at the oscars. daniel also reminding the audience in his acceptance speech that there is still much work to be done in creating unity in the world and he would get back to that work on tuesday. until then, he said, it was time to celebrate. robin? >> i'm sure. >> back to the studio for now. >> i'm sure he's still celebrating and a lot of the speeches were really great last night. we'll have more from the big night in our next half hour. michae

now to the return of travel. the european union is reportedly set to welcome back americans this summer as long as they're fully vaccinated. more than a year after the eu closed its borders to most travelers. transportation correspondent gio benitez is at newark airport with all the details. good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. yeah, americans are showing huge interest right now in booking international trips. in fact, online searches for those flights are just soaring right now, and now this headline from the eu. this morning, word that americans could once again be taking off for destinations across the atlantic as early as this summer. "the new york times" reporting vaccinated americans will be allowed to visit places like paris, barcelona and rome again after the pandemic closed borders over a year ago. the head of the european union telling "the times," all 27 member states will accept unconditionally, all those who are vaccinated with vaccines that are approved by e.m.a. many european economies rely on international tourism. eu officials now seeing vaccines as the solution.

>> the summer travel season in europe is essentially akin to black friday and cyber monday for retailers in the united states where they make the disproportionate amount of their money from these few summer months. >> reporter: americans wanting to travel can do so with a green passport by presenting either a negative covid test, a positive antibody test or a vaccine certificate from the cdc. >> if you have been vaccinated, you essentially have access to the easy pass lane on a toll road. you can breeze right through. >> reporter: companies like travel pass beta testing passport apps to speed up the process. >> sharing your status with the airline or border authorities before travel or by showing it throughout your journey. >> reporter: the news already helping the airline industry. just days after other countries like iceland announced plans to reopen to overseas travelers, flight searches jumped 201%. people are rushing to book the

deals. miami to madrid, round trip this summer, about 300 bucks. new york to rome, in the fall, about $400. but we should tell you even if the eu makes this recommendation, each individual country will very likely make its own decision, but we do know that the french president has said he wants to open up france to vaccinated americans, george. >> okay, gio, thanks very much. up next, frightening wreck in talladega. nascar driver joey logano is speaking out after walking away from the crash you see right there. we'll tell you what he's saying this morning. tell you what he's this morning. (sigh) mr. bublé? not again... just fixing a little typo, gladys. oh, what's this? bublé bounce?! yeah. a little caffeine, no calories. it's great. a kick of caffeine just what i needed to fix all these. would you pronounce it bounce or bouncé? yeah, bublé bouncé. that's not how it's pronounced.

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we are back with the frightening crash at talladega super speedway where driver joey logano was thrown into the air, you see it right there, flipped over. he's now calling for changes in the sport. will reeve has the details. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, george. joey logano said he's lucky to be alive after his crash, but he's also mad because crashes like this have happened before and put drivers in the hospital or even killed them, and he wants it to stop. >> whoa. wrecking. joey logano. >> went over on logano. >> reporter: this morning, nascar driver joey logano recovering from this nearly catastrophic crash. watch as logano's number 22 car gets jostled from behind and launched into the air landing upside down and skidding across the track before settling in the grass. logano lucky to escape harm.

>> thankfully to see that car get back on four wheels. our tire off the ground, yokn you're in mething. again next week. >> reporter: overnight, the 30-year-old driver questio, s g tighter with potential for disaster lurking at every turn. >> crash into the wall, into the air. goes newman in a shower of sparks on his roof. >> reporter: last year, nascar driver ryan newman the victim of this severe crash at the daytona 500. his car hurdling around the track into a wall. newman faring worse than logano, needing a two-day stay in the hospital. >> newman got turned, went up in the rd >> reporter: newman is back racing and logano claims he won't miss any time after his crash, but he says incidents like these should be wakeup calls to nascar to improve safety on the track. >> how do we prevent cars going -- bumping and banging so much?

at 200 miles an hour. figure out a way to get more space between these cars. >> reporter: logano's crash and newman's last year as well as the one that killed legend dale ernhardt all happened at super speedways. those are longer tracks, the cars go at faster speeds, they have different rules. logano says this track was no one's fault, but added, quote, we have to fix it because somebody already got hurt and we're still doing it. mike? >> thank you, will. we're happy he's okay. coming up, we have a special oscars edition of tell t.j. we're going to check in with him next. ♪

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>> hey, michael. >> michael, where are you? is he eating a doughnut? >> no. we're halfway through the show. i took a halftime break. >> well, the "gma" oscar after-party is happening right now so you better get in here, man. >> don't forget your tux. >> oh, look good. >> oh, i'm on it. ♪ >> it's going to be a good one. >> nice and easy. >> i'm here. coming through. ♪ shoes on ♪ >> hey, everybody. whoa. morning, amy. >> running a little bit late there? >> i can't drink through this mask. >> michael, get upstairs.

>> love you. >> back at you, stra. >> hey, lara. hey, riva. thanks, guys. coming through. >> stra, we got to go. >> get out of here. ♪ it's dynamite ♪ >> oh, yeah. hello. good morning. hello, everybody. good morning. i'll sit right here. ah, this looks nice. see you later. hey, ginger. oh, popcorn. thank you. mic please, thank you. right this way. >> graphics ready. >> line 86. 20 seconds. >> script is on the way. >> where is the 317? >> shot looks good. he the first segment copy. >> here we go. >> all right, let's do it. >> in three, two, one. roll it. ♪ light it up like dynamite ♪

>> announcer: live from times square, this is "gma's" oscar after-party. >> our team outdid themselves this year. good morning, america. welcome to our "gma" oscars after-party. our virtual audience is taking over times square. and michael, michael, michael, michael, michael. are you finally here? >> yes. >> all that in a mask. >> i made it. >> it took you so long i even had a chance to change. i appreciate that. >> all that for a doughnut. >> you got some quick feet. got the moves. still got the moves. >> he's not even breathing heavily. >> i've been known to cut a little rug. >> there you go. there you go. >> that was a great job. they outdid themselves for sure, and i'm carrying a mic that i do not need. so i'm just going to talk to you without it. we have a big morning ahead, everybody. my boy, my guy, d.j. d-nice, he is here to get the party started, and we have an oscar edition of "tell t.j."

t.j. is in the lobby of the prospector theater in ridgefield, connecticut. valerie jensen gave adults jobs for an entire year throughout the pandemic. that is an angel right there. don't miss the surprise we have for her. that's coming up. >> that will be great. it always is. and lara's backstage interviews with the winners are coming up. let's go back to janai norman for the big moments of the night. hey, janai. >> reporter: hey, george. there were so many changes for the oscars this year. usually it's in february. this year it was in april, and the change of location making it a much smaller affair. just the nominees and their plus one, and no zoom. the first red carpet of the year before the ceremony that was produced to a tee with a cast of big stars taking us through the night. it was an oscar night like no other. >> oh. live tv, here we go. >> reporter: as usual, the show packed with hollywood's biggest stars.

>> "mank." >> "sound of metal." >> "soul." >> reporter: some of them like you've never seen before. the show making history with more winners of color and more women nominated than ever before. >> daniel kaluuya, "judas and the black messiah." >> reporter: daniel kaluuya taking home gold for best supporting actor for his role in "judas and the black messiah." >> we got up, you know what i mean? we're enjoying ourselves tonight. we've got the celebrate. we've got to celebrate life, man. >> reporter: "minari's" yuh-jung youn becoming the first korean actor to win an academy award. >> mr. pitt, finally. nice to meet you. >> reporter: but the ceremony wasn't without surprises. the favorite, chadwick boseman, who last year passed away after secretly battling colon cancer, not winning. the best actor going to anthony hopkins instead, the 83-year-old who's now the oldest actor to win an academy award, honoring the "black panther" star overnight. >> very grateful to the academy,

and thank you, and i want to pay tribute to chadwick boseman who was taken from us far too early. >> reporter: but the biggest winner of the night, "nomadland," winning best picture, best actress for frances mcdormand, her third oscar of her career, letting out a wolf howl in honor of a member of the crew. [ howling ] >> reporter: chloe zhao winning best director. >> chloe zhao, "nomadland." >> reporter: making her just the second woman to win in that category and the first woman of color. >> this is for anyone who has the faith and the courage to hold onto the goodness in themselves, and to hold onto the goodness in each other. >> reporter: this was easily the most diverse range of nominees in oscars history, and we saw that translate into a history-making night for winners in a number of categories. so, robin, this was a big change in the six years since 2015's

oscars so white controversy. >> quite a difference, and you did a terrific job this weekend. safe travels back home, janai. thank you. >> reporter: thank you, robin. we'll turn to the latest on the pandemic. health officials lifting the pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine. at least 32 states resuming the shots, but concern high over vaccine hesitancy with millions of americans not getting their second dose. eva pilgrim joins us from a vaccination center at jones beach here in new york. welcome back, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the fight against this virus is far from over. sites like this still doing a major push to get vaccines into arms. you can see from our drone shot that people here at this site this morning. this as the u.s. once again has three tools in our arsenal. 32 states now resuming use of the johnson & johnson vaccine after federal health officials lifted the 11-day pause adding a new warning about the potential of extremely rare blood clots. now out of 8 million doses, the

cdc found 15 women suffered from them, but concluded the vaccine's benefits outweigh the risks. this as a new abc news poll shows that less than half of americans see the j&j vaccine as safe. 73% of those not yet vaccinated say they wouldn't take a j&j shot, and overall vaccine hesitancy is an issue. nearly 24% of americans say they are not inclined to get a vaccine. michael? >> all right, thank you so much for that. coming up, we have more on our oscars after-party. we have the backstage interviews you didn't see with the night's biggest winners. plus, three of hollywood's top stylists to the stars breaking down the red carpet's hottest looks and how to make them work for you. >> all that and more coming up. we'll be right back. ♪ you must be my lucky star 'cause you make the darkness seem so far ♪ here's to the very first influencer in your life...

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♪ welcome back to "gma" with oscar -- with our oscars after-party. we've got our virtual audience and some special vip guests here as well. yes, ty l e. good to see you all. you look so nice in your custom beautiful gowns. but now it is time for "pop news" special oscars edition as we celebrate all the night's big winners and we're handing out some awards of our own, the highly coveted "gma" popscars. everybody wants one of these. hey, lara. >> everybody wants one. only a few will get one. we have some of our own awards as you said, michael, to hand out this morning. we begin where the night begins. the red carpet.

presenting the popscar for best red carpet pose, ms. robin roberts. take it away. >> so exciting. best red carpet pose goes to -- alan kim from "minari." he was already posing like a pro at his first academy awards. last night -- look at that. yes. yes. yes. under the chin like that, and then also give us a cool little peace sign, my man. then a little further down on the red -- there it is, yes. classic. look at him. even before the ceremony, guys, alan had another equally important task. walking his dog, strutting his stuff on instagram, getting some free oscars red carpet practice in with that incredible tom brown shorts suit. >> very sharp. >> that's a good look. >> stylish young man he is. well, thank you for asking,

michael, it is not the only red carpet moment that had our hearts melting. we want to talk about the popscar for best red carpet date. we give it to a man who knows about true love. mr. george stephanopoulos. >> that i do, but last night the big winner was -- riz ahmed from "sound of metal." there he is with his wife fatima on the red carpet. >> stunning. >> yeah. >> took a moment to make sure she looked her best. >> aww. >> a little last-minute styling there. brushing her hair out of her face. beautiful moment for them. calls him her official groomer for the evening. >> so beautiful. we do have a popscar that we weren't exactly expecting to give out this year. it was a new category, but it was a moment we needed to talk about. so award-worthy so we're going to give the award for best dance moves to michael strahan.

fair to say, michael, there were no ifs, ands or butts about who wins this one. >> you're right about that. no ifs, ands or butts, lara. the popscar for best moves of the night, goes to the one and only glenn close. >> oh, yeah. >> yes. best supporting actress nominee glenn close. as you can see, she shook her tail feather. it was during the game of oscar music trivia. little ray who is the emcee, he tested them with clips and glenn close got so into her clip, da butt, she got into the old school days and she had to do a move that went with it. and we have to say that she absolutely nailed it. >> absolutely. >> she was trending on, you know, the internet. number two trending topic on gay hilariously wrote, i did not have glenn close doing da butt on my bingo card, but here we are.

welcome to 2021, everybody. >> baby got back. >> baby got back. >> yes. yes. you know, good for her. she did not take home the oscar, but she seemed to have the best time. and we do want to round out our popscars extravaganza. we have even more of those incredible backstage interviews with the academy award winners just moments after they walk off stage to accept their award. take a look. >> reporter: on a night of historic oscar firsts -- >> chloe zhao, "nomadland." >> reporter: chloe zhao, the first woman of color to win best director had just one thing on her mind. tell me how you're feeling right now. >> i'm hungry. >> hungry. >> like, really hungry. i need food. i'm hungry and happy. >> what does an oscar-winning director dream of eating? as her celebratory meal. >> chinese food. >> reporter: and more history made for women in film. >> emerald fennell, "promising young woman." >> reporter: emerald fennell becoming the first woman to win

a screenwriting oscar in last 13 years. i'm just amazed that you shot this film when you were pregnant in a very short time. >> yeah. i think -- yeah. i gave birth three weeks after we finished shooting this film. so there were times that it was a bit uncomfortable, but look, i mean, pregnant women do much, much harder things than this. much harder things. they said write a speech, but i didn't. >> reporter: i loved your speech. i was shocked to hear that you did not plan it at all. >> the only speech i ever wrote is when i was 10 and i had to look to see if there would be anything useful from it like zach morris from "saved by the bell." he was my sort of husband. unfortunately he hasn't been as much apart of my life as i'd hoped. >> i really loved that the only speech you ever thought about in the realm of oscars was -- included thanking your husband

from "saved by the bell." >> it just immediately made me think of the speech that i knew off by heart when i was 10, and it was mostly a love letter to zach morris and a sort of a lot of slander of his girlfriend kelly kapowski. ♪ all the smoke in the air ♪ >> reporter: musical artist h.e.r. shining above the rest. ♪ arriving to the oscars in an outfit inspired by what prince wore when he won his own academy award for best original song for "purple rain." >> and the oscar goes to h.e.r. >> reporter: now walking on stage to accept her own golden statue. this is not only your first nomination, but your first oscar. >> it means all the world. these milestones are just confirmation i'm exactly where i'm supposed to be with exactly who i'm supposed to be with. doing what i'm meant to be doing. >> reporter: there was only one question left to be answered.

>> where are your dogs? >> he's right here. riva. >> that's so great. >> i'm wondering where riva is, because she usually takes over. > it's true. riva was playing hard to get in our basement studio last night, but tyler, we're happy to say she is in black tie. she is at the "gma" after-party, and robin, really, as we all saw and felt, there was nothing normal about this oscars from me interviewing the winners in my basement to the smaller, more intimate setting in l.a., but every single person i spoke to resonated with the same message, joy and being together, and such gratitude to the academy for their tireless work to make this all happen. george, back to you in the studio. >> riva gets a lot of joy for all the treats you'll give her for getting in that costume. >> 100%. let's go back to ginger in new jersey. hey, ginger. >> reporter: thank you, george. we're celebrating getting back to the movies soon, or some people already have, but also a cinematographer's dream in this

tornado. look at this. the picture-esque tornado next to a rainbow. that was in vernon, texas, just unbelievable over the weekend. no serious injuries or death from that tornado that we've heard of, so that is great news. severe weather threat tomorrow, good monday morning. starting out with sunshine and cool temperatures around the bay area. partly cloudy, breezy today, looking at a drier and sunnier pattern tomorrow through friday, where temperatures and limb will climb into the 80s. highs today with a few clouds and the breeze picking up. ill be cool downtown. 57 in the city, now to the winning looks from the oscars, and we are breaking down the highs of the

red carpet with our panel of experts there. a who's who of celebrity stylists to stars like amanda gorman and cynthia erivo. please welcome jason bolden, ade samuels and brad goreski. wonderful to have you all here. so i'm going to start with you, jason, who was your number one look last night, jason? >> my number one look last night was zendaya. she was absolutely iconic. the color was genius, and the fact that mother nature came and supported this look. the wind. look at the wind, how it goes through this chiffon. that's $6 million worth of jewelry around her neck. her and her stylist, they have it down pat. there's no way to go against this. this is so, so, so young, so fresh, and so new for the oscar red carpet. >> i thought it might have been a wind machine, but that was mother nature. >> that was mother nature

supporting the cause. >> and ade, if you had to pick one favorite look for the night, what would it be? >> i loved andra day. i thought she looked so beautiful in that gold. her and her stylist have worked together for so long. this was her big moment, and i love that she was sexy. it was fresh. i loved the peekaboo aspect of it and homage to cher. i just thought she looked stunning for her big night. she was a big win for me, and that gold was just everything. >> and you look stunning, ade. i have to say you look stunning this morning. brad, hey, you look good too. you and jason, you know, i'm going to show the love all the way around. >> thank you. >> brad, what was the look for you last night? >> oh, mine was regina king in louis vuitton. this gown was absolutely breathtaking. it has over 60,000 sequins on it. thousands and thousands of stones, 80 meters of chain.

it is just a work of art. this sculptural neckline, and her stylists, they just create these magical moments and they said they were going to do something really, really bold at the oscars and they did. it paid off. she looks absolutely stunning, and she has been knocking it out of the park all of awards season, and this was the cherry on the sundae. perfection. >> i have to agree. >> yeah. >> looks fantastic. jason, let's talk about the big trends on the red carpet. we saw a lot of skin with cutouts and also some plunging necklines. >> i mean, skin was completely in last night. i mean, everything. you had viola with the laser cutouts. i mean, you had angela bassett. you had kirby, halle, and all these great moments. i love that they played with color along with the cutouts, the skin. the plunging necklines. everything was just -- it was so

fresh. everybody was kind of calling summer and they were showing so much skin, and it was just really interesting to see that this was something you would normally see at a music carpet, but everybody decided to go outside of the box and skin was completely in last night. >> yep. you like that. skin was completely in. robin really liked that by the way, jason. let's talk about the men now, and ade, we know you're a menswear expert. last night seemed to be about a simplified suit. >> it was, and i was so here for the way that the men made a twist on what the oscar tradition is. they took away the tuxedos, and i really loved what daniel kaluuya did with this. this is the hottest thing right now. he looked effortless, sleek, and riz ahmed and his prada, which was such a beautiful kind of reference that he did. it was modern, and the mock neck was cool. it was a great twist, and we can't forget lakeith.

i think lakeith nailed it with his homage to a woman's collection. i love the jumpsuit. i loved how he just plays with fashion and i think it's so important, especially now to have fun and let loose. i respect all the men for doing that. so i was such a big fan of the men last night. >> fun and having a good time. >> brad, gold was quite a theme last night, wasn't it? >> it was huge last night. you know, ade already talked about andra day who was so gorgeous ive the cutouts. they told me that vera actually worked with a welder to help make this gown because it was made out of metal. the brioni was also so, so gorgeous. beautiful. mulligan in this valtino made haute couture modern princess dream of a dress. it was just absolutely stunning.

absolutely gorgeous. >> lightning round here. going to go real fast and say a name. we're going to say a name and you tell us what you think. jason, laura dern. >> absolutely fantastic. fantastic, fantastic, fantastic. she brought the feather back that has never left. that ode to all the things great. i mean, i've seen this dress in person. i put it on cara delevingne at one point for a shoot and the way it moves, it's so dreamy. she brought the dreams back to the carpet. i'm obsessed with this. >> jason, we said lightning round. it was supposed to be really quick. >> oh, sorry. i got so excited. i love that dress. >> we'll be right back. "gma's" oscar after-party is sponsored by verizon. 5g built right.

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hey, bay area, live after oscar shows coming up. >> we have oscar winners, fashion panel and a tribute to movie classics at 9:00 on abc7. good monday morning to you. sunny skies, a cool start. here is sfo. the sea breeze kicks in later on today for cool numbers in the 50s for san mateo. 48 downtown and the roof camera, a few high clouds. we have 50s in nev ado. numbers below average, upper 50s in oakland, low 60s inland.

>> thank you. we will have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes . you can find the latest on our app and at abc7 news.com. ♪ >> announcer: welcome back to "gma." it's our oscars after-party. it feels good to come back with a little music. it feels good. yep. our virtual audience is feeling good and they're helping us celebrate all morning, and this morning we have a special tell t.j. honoring a woman whose movie theater brings more than jobs to her staff. >> let's take a look at the employees of the theater in connecticut. they have no idea that "gma" is there, and they think they're making a video about the theater. >> 75% of the workers at the prospector self-identify as adults with disabilities, and

the employees are called prospects because they say working there gives them a bright future. t.j., you're there in the lobby now. take it away. >> hey, good morning to you guys. i miss being in a movie theater. it's nice to be back. that smell, the popcorn, you have to take my word for it here. this, as you say, this is a special place because this is the prospector, and a very special lady has been waiting in here. she has no idea that we are here to honor her and what she's been doing, but as they say, folks, it's show time. come on. >> hey, hey, hey. who wants a job at a movie theater -- >> hey there, miss valerie jens. hi. you look shocked and that means we've done our job well. i'm t.j. holmes. >> it's okay. >> i'm going to send that camera away because that's a decoy and i want you to look up in that corner next to that big light. that's our real camera that has

been having an eye on you, our hidden camera all morning. >> oh my gosh. i didn't seen see that. >> you are live on "good morning america" right now, okay? >> oh. oh, my. hi, mom. >> miss jensen, i'm here from "good morning america." you are part of our oscars after-party because someone told me about you and told me about this theater and i thought, you know what? we need to tell everybody about her, and i thought i would come over and we would watch a movie together, okay? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. oh, yes, yes, yes. thank you. >> i want you to look at that screen, okay? >> yes, i will. >> it only stars you. so to my director, lily, roll it. >> come down and visit us at work. at the prospector theater. >> reporter: the prospector, more than just a movie theater. >> the prospector theater makes me feel like i matter. >> i don't know where my life would be without you. >> reporter: 75% of all employees at the prospector self-identify with a disability, but here it's their abilities

that define them. >> i want people to come into the prospector and see people with disabilities, people without disabilities, people succeeding. how beautiful that is. >> reporter: valerie jensen is the founder of the prospector theater, founder/godsend. >> valerie is what we call our visionary. >> i call her my best friend. >> i love working here with valerie. >> lightning in a bottle. >> reporter: 8 out of 10 americans with a disability don't work. valerie was initially inspired to start the theater by her sister, hope, who was born with down syndrome. >> welcome to the theater. >> thank you. >> yep. >> what we do here at the theater is try to match the right job with somebody's sparkle. if someone has a great, outgoing personality, let's try them in ter: valerieand to create a place where every individual was celebrated. >> when i was a kid, i got picked on a lot in school for my

autism. there were people who, you know, they weren't shy about throwing around the "r" word which, you know, the world desperately needs more places that have this acceptance. >> reporter: for some like emily, they feel like they were never really given a chance at life. >> i couldn't speak until i was 5 and doctors used to tell my parents i would never be able to do half the things i do now. here i am almost 30 and having a full-time job. >> reporter: here they're not told what they can't do, and opportunity ignites their passion. it makes them sparkle. >> i love down syndrome. i am so proud to have you. >> reporter: but this is more than a job. >> if she didn't have this theater, i would be jobless. it would be very sad. >> it means showing the world that despite my, you know, diven differences, i'm still able to work. >> reporter: though the theater had to close, valerie kept every employee on the payroll. >> because of valerie, i'm seen

as a confident young woman who is strong. >> never stop doing what you are doing. >> i am forever grateful. >> thank you, and i love you all. >> all right. now valerie -- you're not supposed to talk through the movie. >> i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. the ushers would have removed me. that's a terrible way for you to see -- >> tell me what you are feeling. >> that was on the tv? >> we are live on "good morning america," valerie. >> i'm sorry. my processing time is very short. hello. what did you ask? >> i guess we see your reaction how you feel in watching that. >> oh my gosh. so beautiful. >> i need you to come with me. i'll take that out of your ear. you can leave that. come on with me. come on with me. >> can they come too? >> they sure can. everybody is coming. come on with me. >> what about my mask? >> by all means, grab it.

we're going to head outside for just a second. >> yep. >> come on, valerie. >> there we go. >> come on, valerie. now come this way, valerie. now come on. come on. come on. come on. come, come, come, come, come. >> oh. everybody's here. >> everybody's here. >> everybody's here. yeah. we did it. the band. the band. >> i need you to take this spot. we are live. we want you to stand here. stand here for me. stand here. >> thank you. sorry. >> a little bit chaotic scene as you see here. i haven't met you all, but i'm t.j. holmes and all of you are live on "good morning america" right now. [ cheers and applause ]

>> yes. i can't believe it. >> this is about you and honoring you, but also they're called prospects. at the prospector, they're called prospects. where's joe? he's one of your prospects. you worked here for seven years. let people know just how much it means to you to be able to work here. >> well, growing up as a person with autism, as a kid i got picked on a lot in school. i went to my high school reunion and one bully in particular who i had to deal with, after learning from some of my other friends that he's pretty much in the same place as he was, it was -- >> and you are a prospect. >> and i basically -- so all the stuff that he had said -- all the stuff he had said that kind of discredit me and people -- disability community as a whole, we're here. we're here. >> look at us now. >> you are running a nonprofit. that is not easy to do, but you kept everybody on payroll when you closed. you have been closed for a year

of the pandemic. that couldn't have been easy. >> it was not easy, but we kept everybody on the payroll, and we did open for about eight months. we closed last month because we had to just make sure everybody got vaccinated, but we upscaled everybody. all of our prospects. we have been on zoom. the accessibility features that have come with the new technology platforms means it's going to be even easier -- it's going to be easier now to include adults with disabilities in the work force, and when we can do it through the operation of this amazing, sparkly movie theater, what could be better than that? >> what could be better? this is a little better that you are going to get a $10,000 donation from a sustainable outdoor furniture company. so -- >> thank you. >> this is for you. this is from yardbird. >> thank you. thank you, yardbird. >> one other thing. the surprises keep coming. we happen to have an oscar friend or two that we know, and

they have a special message for you that we would like to share. so let's take a listen here. >> hey, prospects. what an inspiration all of you are. you are truly amazing, and as a lover of movies, i just want to say thank you for keeping the magical world of cinema alive. you're all superheroes to me. keep up the incredible work, and save some popcorn for me. >> i can't hear her. >> she said, you all are the heros and keep up the good work. >> whoopi, come and we will give you special vip. pink glove service. >> what's next for the theater? you're trying to reopen next month? >> we are going to reopen, and we want other movie theaters in america. it's been a hard year for a lot of people, and movie theaters and the movie industry really got hit hard. i hope everybody supports their local theaters. people afrom all over the county

are looking, how can we do it? how do we stay alive? see our mission. ponce you see our mission, you'l see how sparkly we are, and how we have made it through. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's an absolute pleasure. congratulations to all of you. >> thank you. >> robin, george, stra. they call themselves the prospects. >> thank you. >> they say they sparkly. i can absolutely attest to that this morning, guys. >> beautiful in every way. beautiful. beautiful. we'll be rig someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn.

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♪ here we go ♪ ♪ back now with our "gma" oscars after-party, and the guy w who's been setting the tone and bringing the heat, our deejay, d-nice. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> it's been almost a year since the club quarantine. you brought almost a million people together for a virtual dance party. you had regular people. you had celebs. will smith, michelle obama, diddisse diddy sent you a plaque commemorating it. >> i started it just out of missing music and missing the crowd. i started planning it and i never imagined it being what it

became. >> it connected everybody. really amazing. i tuned in and just seeing everybody on there was mind-blowing, but of course, the music. you are the music man. you have a new song out with ne-yo right now. it is called "no plans for love." i'm not going to ask about your love life. that's not what i'm going to do. no plans for that. we can tell. what do you hope people feel when they listen to this song? >> what i wanted to capture was the feeling of club quarantine, like, the way the music -- kind of old school music makes you want to dance with your family, and that was important to me while making this record. >> i tell you what. you have done it. we appreciate you being here this morning, man. one of my favorites. a great guy on top of being a fantastic deejay. >> appreciate you, bro. >> always. >> always, man. now let's go to ginger. what's up, ginger? >> michael, on this post-oscars morning, how lucky are we to have access to this theater? it was built in 1939. you have to see the craftsmanship. they're trying their best to

keep it all as it was. this group of volunteers, resilient as is the building, they're planning a huge rehab. when everybody is ready to get back to m good morning to you. mount tam showing a few clouds in the distance. numbers are going to recover today from the 30s and 40s to the 50s and let's look at a "jeopardy!" clue high, high, high above times square. they have been co-hosting for over a decade, but now they're going thestire george and robin?ured it out, robin and i took a couple of days last week and we both took turns at co-hosting "jeopardy!" and they'll air. it was a lot of fun, but it was intense. >> oh my goodness. >> it was fun for me too. >> you gave us some great tips

as the host of "pyramid." >> they practiced on me and i got nothing right. how was it hosting? you both enjoyed it. >> i had a great time. it's something to step on that stage for the first time, and i know robin agrees with this. that crew -- that entire crew, they're such great professionals. it was a real pleasure to work with them. >> from mike richards, the producer, everyone involved, and you felt the presence of alex. >> mm-hmm. >> i had already respected him, but now having filmed it, even more so. >> little nervous? >> oh yeah. >> a lot nervous. yo t 'twahare wt ha >> nope but y don't tub. >>ig. lle back.guysht ther i'll get some stuff in the break. so tell me everything.

♪ possibilities ♪ ♪ back now with more of our oscars after-party. it is red carpet -- it's a red carpet remix, everybody. hollywood's biggest stars said good-bye to the sweatpants. guilty of that, and hello to the return of glitz and glamor. >> speaking of glitz and glamor, melissa garcia is joining us now to show us how to remix those red carpet looks to real life, and you're here in real life. we're not used to this. >> i'm actually here. i can't tell you how good it feels to be here, guys. >> and thank you. i know you went shopping last night with many on our staff like mya. so tell us about her look. >> while you were watching the oscars, i ran to macy's and shopped these looks. the first we saw was cutouts as we talked about before. tons of cutouts on the red carpet. it was vanessa kirby, and zendaya looked incredible. how do you wear that in real

life? not something that's easily transferable. i wanted to show you. here we have mya and we pulled this outfit together. here's any tips when you are doing cutouts. first would be do minimal. you don't want to show too much skin, and also you can do cutouts on your sleeves, on the arms which is a nice demure way to do it, but if you are going to do it in your midsection right here, you want to make sure you pair it with a higher waisted shirt or skirt so you're not showing too much skin. >> go mya. >> she's not done because she's rocking another trend. >> yes. tons of pink. that. rene zellweger, and we did a monochromatic look. so just stay in the same tonal family. you don't have to be matchy matchy. >> all right, mya. great look. go, mya robin said. let's check out the red carpet remix for adam's look. >> yes.

so it was all about the bold and bright last night. we saw coleman domingo, and leslie odom jr. in pink and gold, and this is how you translate that into an everyday look. here you have adam and we found this great bright pink suit. it has a very spring texture to it, and we paired it with this. instead of a button-down, we did it with a casual t-shirt and it's a little more wearable for an everyday look here. we also saw this other trend of tieless. a lot of men were going tieless last night and instead of ties they were doing chains like daniel kaluuya. he was wearing a great chain. we gave adam a fun silver chain to jazz him up for this monday morning. he's loving it. >> how talented is our staff? >> right? >> i mean they could be models. they look like models. and jade, this is another look.

another big trend we saw. angela bassett had had it. tell us about it. >> statement sleeves were such a big trend and i love a statement sleeve. so regal. so beautiful, but again these are very bold dramatic statement sleeves. how do you translate that every day? >> jade. >> yep. we have jade, and she's wearing this. my tip would be do a neutral for muted color. it makes it more wearable and another microtrend we saw on the red carpet last night was tulle. we saw amanda seyfried in this great red tulle dress. it was beautiful, but how do we again translate that? her sleeves have that chiffon detail. instead of tulle, do that chiffon hitting on tg and raceduto macy's. you were shopping all night long. >> yep. >> because you want folks at home to be able to translate what they saw on the red carpet

into their own lives, right? >> exactly right, yes, and it's my pleasure. really was. we had the best time. >> you pulled it off. >> come on up. all three of you. >> mya and adam. don't look like that and hide yourselves. you have to show yourselves. thank you guys. melissa garcia, of course, thank you as always. >> thank you. >> everybody, stay right there. we'll be right back. show off. >> do something. do something. all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ account. it's more than a bank account. it comes with quickaccept, which lets us take card payments anytime, anywhere, and get same-day deposits at no extra cost.

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building a better bay area, moving forward,, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, everyone. here's a look at traffic this morning. >> thank you and good morning, everyone. we are dealing with a lot of slow traffic right now, especially for the richmond san rafael bridge for anyone headed towards the north bay, slow all the way across, speeds down to 10 miles per hour. also slow in the east bay travelling from berkeley into emoriville. you can see the cars making their way westbound, under 30 miles per hour. good morning. a lot of s hereaf a puffynd temperatures are cool, low 50s at oakland. it is going to be a cool here wh numbers in the 50s, upper 50s by

the delta right now and low 60s inland. >> thank you, lisa. now it is time for live with kelly and ryan. we will be back at 11:00 for >> announcer: here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! >> kelly: they're here. >> ryan: about town. as you are. [screaming] >> ryan: here is ry-ry! >> kelly: i mean, honestly, you are not that scary. ♪ ♪ >> godfather, please. i need help with our "after oscars" show. >> i give you friendship. i give you