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news". the oscar goes to ... spotlight. >> spotlight has six nominations this year, winning two oscars for original screen play and best picture. quite a feat. many are still talking about chris rock's opening monologue. >> well i am here at the academy awards, otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. >> across temple town oscar after parties, still going right now, many of the winners went to the governor's ball where they got their statues engraved, others at the glitzy parties. terry okita partying right along with them, get that woman a coffee. good morning. >> thank you, erika. that's so true. it is 2:30 in the morning, but
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i can guarantee you there are still a lot of party going on here in hollywood and around town. what a big night to celebrate. spotlight of course as you mentioned, winning for best picture, mad max took home six production oscars, and the revenant won best director and best actor. >> the curse was finally broken for leonardo dicaprio last night who took home the best ac toss. actor. >> it feels incredibly surreal. >> bri larson pick up golden statue for her performance in room. >> i feel really strong and excited to be holding this gold guy. >> when the curtain fell on the big show, the stars made their way to the governor's ball to toast to the night. >> we worked so hard on this film and to have it rewarded like this is, really, overwhelming. >> is hollywood racist? you damn right hollywood is race us. >> many praised host comedian chris rock who pushed the end develop roam in addressing the white controversy.
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>> he is amazing performer, and person, and it needed to happen. >> superstar elton john used his annual after party to raise awareness for hiv and aids. >> we made a lot of progress in the last 30 years, but we haven't made enough progress yet. >> the party's offering celebrity to meet for the first time, yes, they, too, get star struck. >> oh, i do. listen if i walked in leonardo right now i don't know what i would do. >> fashion style list? >> jean simmons from kiss. >> right behind you. >> oh, my god, i was just talking about you. >> i heard. >> you are one of my fives. >> can i touch you? >> i wish you would. >> glitz and glamor not lost on tinseltown's biggest night, as celebrities showed off their styles and awards into the early hours. >> now, while there was a lot to celebrate there. was a loft social commentary tonight as well. not only on the oscar while racial diversity also sexual violence, sexual abuse as well as the environment.
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reporting live from hollywood, erika, back to you. >> we know the stars are so excited, the first off, governor's ball usually get them engraved. did you stop boy? >> i did not get to go to the governor's ball. but i saw a preview of it, and here's what they had there. it was very, you're right, the first stop for the stars, of course they get their oscars engraved, which is always a big deal. and they also had a throw-back theme to old hollywood, and the brown derby. they had artwork charicatures, hollywood legends, like alfred hitchcock, and fred astaire, and bing crosby, then wolf gang puck's menu con kiss cyst dollars of alaskan king crab, $500 each, truffle mac and cheese, and these oscar statuettes that are cookies that are gold flex, so yes, very elaborate menu tonight for the stars. >> good to know they're not going over the top there, keeping things real down to
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earth. terry, thanks so much. take care. 5:33 right now, we want to get our forecast, love the oscars, people trying to get out the door to work and school. and rain today? >> little wet weather on the way. it won't be one of those game changer kind of systems. really just bring couple of hours of few light shower then done with it, we end one mild conditions once more today. low 60s expectation on the they are mom term, little windy but hey, it is mild outside, right? let's start things off. taking you back in time. take a look what this leap month has produced thus far, february so far, actually been above average one. 2.4 degrees above average. did have couple of inches that fell, 3.3 inches, highest temperature we recorded was 65 degrees. man, this is one of those transitional months, lowest temperature we hit was far cry from 65, all the way down into single digit territory. here is the wet weather on the horizon right now, moving through, with again just light showers. see how the rainfall intensity over western pa hits the
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mountains then sort every fizzles away. we won't see it completely dissipate through the course of the morning, but certainly going to see just few showers out of this. i would say window every opportunity about 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. from west to east, so earlier as you reside further inland, little later getting out toward new jersey. we are going to however expect to see some sunshine, the winds something that you will notice through the afternoon. meanwhile, our area headlines, well, looks like march was going to come in like a lamb this year. but we do have a mid-week storm nonetheless we will be tracking for you as the show goes on, winter eventually makes a come-back. meisha, a we send it over to you. >> all right, sounds good, katie, thank you. good morning to all of you at home, happen my danny to you, doing oscar's traffic report today. the best dressed roads, right now, the blue route looking really really nice. blue route, headlights moving in the northbound direction, at the schuylkill, looking good. but as you can see, plenty of vehicles out there already off in the distance letting us know it probably will be a fairly busy monday morning. which we can typically expect
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after a beautiful weekend like we, the schuylkill, taillights in the eastbound direction, this is at girard, you can see, starting to heat up, volume levels both eastbound and westbound right now on the schuylkill but overall holding fairly nicely. new jersey 42 freeway northbound at creek road, as you approach northbound, toward 295, this is what you are looking at right now. looking good. but certainly a lot of vehicles already out there. not even into the 6:00 hour. i was going to let you know if you can get early jump start to the day you want tonight accident here in blue bell, skippack pike at north wales road. one lane is currently block here. another one here in media involving injuries. middletown road at high meadow drive make note of. that will and some construction in delaware, route 13 northbound ramps to 295 also closed i'll let you know when it does lift, erika, back over to you. >> right now 5:36. and in business news this morning, when we can expect the new iphone, questions about today's day on wall street. jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange, another new iphone already, jill, good morning.
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>> reporter: yes, good morning, erika. us markets open today after their second strong week in a row, this could be rough start today though. chinese markets plunge after finance leaders hit this weekend's meeting failed to implement plan that was for global economic growth. dow fell six-point, nasdaq up eight. futures pointing to lower open. >> this week invest remembers waiting for the government to release the february jobs report. it is expected to show the job growth still strong even though we've seen turmoil in the stock marketment gas prices are inning back up. triple a says the national average jumped 4 cents a gallon last week, as oil prices rebounded, still, they're at the lowest point this time of year in a decade on average, 175 a gallon. and, apple is expected to release its newest iphone at the end of march. the phone will reportedly have a smaller four-inch screen. look, identical to the iphone 5s. except for her curved edges. it will likely also not have that 3d touch feature, tech experts say this move could
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satisfy users who want that smaller phone but also a longer battery life. erika? >> i wonder if the ipad will become a phone. they get so big, you know? >> you know what i have, the 6s, the plus, and people always say to me, and avenue big case on it, and people always ask me, if it is an ipad, or a tablet. because it is so big. >> and i'm still rocking the old school. >> we're not far away. jill, thanks so much. have a great day. >> right now 5:38. and new jersey senator robert menendez will be in a federal appeals court in philadelphia today. the hearing focuses on corruption case against menendez. he was charged last year with bribery, and other charges. accepted gifts and campaign contributions from a florida eye doctor, in exchange for political favors. menendez has pleaded not guilty. >> and american student held captive in north korea makes public confession. authorities paraded to reporters for the first time
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since becoming arrested. he admitted trying to steel political ban fresh a staff only section of the hotel where he was staying. he made a tearful apology. >> save me. please. think of my family. >> it is not clear if warmbier was coerced to speak or what punishment north korea plans against him. >> president obama award the metal of honor to navy seal who helped rescue us hostage in afghanistan. edward buyer junior the 11th to have the highest military honor. he helped free doctor joseph who was being held captive by the taliban in afghanistan for days. he shielded doctor joseph as a fire fight broke out. >> the mission, hostage rescue
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mission. so to us that's a no fill mission. our objective, our goal, to bring back an american hostage alive. >> doctor joseph said that buyers gave him second chance at life. >> congratulations. >> 540, stars make a fashion statement at the oscars, we'll show you the hottest looks from the red carpet, how you can get them for much less. also, celebration that only comes along once every four years. the big milestone that helped make this year's leap day birthday even more special for this bucks county man. >> ♪ >> and he isn't the only leap day baby celebrating today. some other famous people born on leap day include actor antonio, former flyer, simon gagne, saxophonist and big
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bands leader, jimmy dorsey, motivational speaker tony robbins. more than 4 million leap day babies in the world. happy birthday to all of you out there. we'll be right back. >> ♪
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oh, is there any piece from last night that you thought was the one piece? >> gorgeous. >> can you describe this one for us? >> long, long diamond necklace. >> okay? >> went way down, past her clevage, looked amazing with the dress. >> oh, of course, the red dior. >> we had similar long necklace, actually, vintage tiffany necklace, from the 1850's. >> really? >> yes. >> with 15 car al yellow diamond in the center of it. >> we have security all around us, just so you know at home. any other stand out? big trends watch were the trends would you say? >> mainly diamonds. >> diamonds? >> saw lot of earrings, was what most people were wearing. >> right? >> alicia, wore great ear up. >> oh, yes. >> like the ones you have on? >> these are not mine, not in my paycheck, but i borrowed quickly. diamond earrings, in i over gem stones. >> sophia turner wore earrings very similar to these. >> okay. >> just beautiful. >> so the drop earring is a
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trend? >> drop earring definitely trend, then we saw cuffs, cuff bracelets, similar to these like these right here. >> just the ballpark works would something go for? >> this one half million. >> half million dollars. so the stars are so lucky there is get to of course borough these gorgeous jewels. or they can just affords them. for the rest every us, how can we take these gorgeous looks, something we could afford or we could wear? >> different ways of playing with color, with setting small diamonds to make it look like, you know, bigger diamonds. >> okay? >> for example, like these ones, like the ones that sophia turner wore, they're inch haves recall, instead of one big stone. >> oh, okay. >> things that cost way dunn. >> makes perfect sense. and is this, just guessing, that neck lag weighs loved so much, what do you think that would cost? >> probably about a million and a half. >> my gosh. what a lucky lady. i a door these. do you think there is one that is on point for this year? >> just drop diamond
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earrings,. >> very good. i have to give these back to you now, because i think i would get tackled on the way out the studio. we a door all of these looks, i know you want to come on, try on all of the gorgeous jewels, what do you think? >> absolutely stunning, yes. we're all sort of dueling from a far. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. >> katie, over to you. >> guys, and it is just, yes, absolutely beautiful stuff. and we're going to turn our focus here guys as we talk about the weather err pattern the trends for the next couple every days, discuss what's goes on with the leap year since it does only happen usually every four years. i say usually as we go out to the graphics because it doesn't always happen every four years. let's go ahead, hit the graphics. so what you what we are talking about, today leap day february 29th, 2016. we have leap days in the first place, because it takes 36 a days and a quarter for the toter actually go around the sun. so that means, that every four years usually you get a leap year. now it, doesn't always happen for a variety of reasons, but the whole reason that we do
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this in the first place is to keep sing with the astronomical year. because if you didn't do that, would you have strange things happen, like snow in july, which isn't the most bizarre thing, but you don't typically finds that happening. so that is part of the reason, the probability of leap day birthday as we discussed before the break, one in 1,461. so, it is a low shot. storm scan3 at the moment, quiet at the local level. clearly something on the horizon here. just watch of showers that will be pushing our way late this morning. in the meantime, we check in very briefly with the eyewitness weather watcher network. sky conditions forehands full of folks generally clear. now fran out in chester county nottingham. he is one of the few starting to see couple of clouds. wet weather is a few hours away, i would say, general window of time is probably about 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. for these showers to push through s. >> second half of the day, sunshine, in the the breeze coming out the southwest turning westerly with time to up 20 miles per hour, meantime we drop down to the 30's
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tonight under generally clear skies -- worse of any breezes. piece of news in the eyewitness seven day, start innings zero things off on mild note, march comes in like a lamb with sunshine, no sooner do you bling than few lion-like characteristics, pockets of heavier rain into wednesday, the winds pick up, and behind that next system temperatures take solid hit. we're back into wintery territory, meisha, a as we round out the week. >> yes, i don't typically say this but i want to stay right on monday and enjoy the six 60s even though i know we'll get rain little later. speaking of rain roadways are actually looking nice, real dry, those of you just waking up with us good morning, so happy you're here this monday morning, 202, taillights moving in the northbound direction at west chester pike, looking fairly quiet. see early risers out, there overall 202 looking good. tail light eastbound direction near valley forge. see things looking good here as well. so moving in the eastbound direction certainly things are starting to hipt. i would say eastbound yes.
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westbound, little, as well. those every you taking 422 just know now we push toward that 6:00 hour things are certainly starting to heat up now, one area that we certainly know they're going to be heating up right now is 95 moving in the southbound direction at girard, that's what we see right now. so anyone taking 95 give yourself couple of extra minutes, accident media involving injuries. middletown road, high meadow drive, make note. another accident here, blue bell including entrapment. skippack pike north wales road one lane blocked here. not causing tomorrow slow downs right now. but as we push into the 6:00 hour, it certainly will. we also have some construction delaware. route 13 northbound, the ramp to 295, that ramp is closedment make note of that, as well. so overall things are looking pretty good. couple every accident and construction, back to you. >> today is leap day. which comes of course just once every four years. that means that people born on that day get to celebrate their real birthday only once every four years.
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>> great surprise there. friends, family, surprise paul nestles by throwing him a birthday party in warminster. paul born on february 29th, 1932. the 84 year old is truely celebrating his 21 birthday. >> am i surprised? i'm shocked. >> there are very few milestones that those guys can actually celebrate. than is one. so, you know, it is all in good fun. you know, it is pretty special day. >> paul will join us later this morning, along with another guest, he was also celebrating a birthday today. happy birthday to all of the leap day babies out there. still ahead this morning, meal with a meaning. hundreds of people have a dinner they will never forget. we'll show you why it was so special, and the generosity it took to bring all of this together. we'll be right
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>> lobster bisque. >> only person people a round to dine. >> these short ribs, here. >> and for one night the five star meal is completely free. >> this is the city's homeless pop up restaurant, jason, the brains behind it. >> a friend in atlanta has put it on their facebook page, someone had done something similar. i put it on my facebook page sunday night. we raised $623,000. >> nearly 200 homeless men and women were wind, dined, some even danced in the beautiful 23rd street armory. and the evented crowd funded entirely through individual donations, and those from some 25 local restaurant, and businesses, also provided a pop-up boutique, stocked full of clothing and other essentials. >> we gave away 250 back packs, 220 dollar gift cards to vvs, work boots, look 100 pairs every pants, another
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hundred shirts, sweaters, t-shirts. >> they're giving back to the homeless. i'm on my downfall right now. and i thank them for coming out tonight. >> and it gives us some hope. it builds our sense of pride. it gives us a sense of integrity t gives us a sense of dig knit. >> i and that dignity, that respect. >> got mess. >> i thank you very much. >> jason hope remains in the hearts and minds every those who experience this special meal. >> we all sat down, broke bread, a meal together. pretty amazing experience. >> as the event wraps up 23rd street armory, says already lisk passed around by the volunteers hoping to have this event become an annual tradition, next year's location, though, still undetermined. reporting here at the 23rd street armory, greg argos, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> a golf is her making an unusual fashion statement at the honda classic, but looks like it did not help the score at all. show you gary woodland on the waters edge, and your eyes do not deceive you. did he not want to get water
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or mud on his white golf pant, so just took them off, golfed in his underwear, managed to par on the hole, still managed for 61. adam scott worn the tournament. but at least his pants are clear. there you go hosting very special birthday party for some leap year babies. also, beer bagels. it is what's for breakfast. live at the philadelphia shop where you can get this unique treat coming up in the next hour. good morning.
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>> hear the latest being traded on the campaign trail. today is monday, february 29th, happy leap day, i'm erika von tiehl. might need that umbrella today. we check in with katie out on the skydeck, meisha watching the roads, no umbrella yet i see. >> indeed. good morning, roadways looking good. i think we have a lot of birthday peeps out there probably celebrating today if it is their birthday. happy birthday to all of you. roads are look government couple every accidents wait to go get cleared. when is the rain moving? shower on the way. saw that on storm scan3 leading edge of any prepare significance tax he yes, barely making it into the screen. we zoom it out one time give it between say

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