>> this is not a joke. i'm afraid they read the wrong thing. >> an oscar oops. the wrong winner announced for the night's biggest award and now we're learning how it happened. >> 6:00 a.m. on a monday. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. >> you may have gone to bed before it happened. the accident going down in academy awards history. >> we want to show you what's going right today and that's your commute and the forecast from chuck bell and sheena parveen. good news coming our way. >> we do have another warmup in the forecast, yes. this morning we're off to a pretty chilly start. but 70s come back. >> a very nice day in the weather department. cold and dry outside this morning. clouds will be on the increase, but most of us won't need to worry about rain drops for

tomorrow. chance of rain both really early in the morning or late in the day. so most of the daylight hours will be on the dry side but it will be milder. by wednesday, super warm and windy. temperatures could be in the mid to upper 70s on wednesday, but just like on saturday, that may come with a chance for rain showers or even some strong to severe thunderstorms. we'll worry about that in the extended forecast. >> you'll need your warm jacket as we go through the morning hours especially in many locations with we have 20s. 25 dulles, so a little confusing this week. saturday was a warmer day, sunday was quite a bit colder and this morning we're starting out with those cold temperatures. so here's what's going to happen through the afternoon. by 10:00 a.m. we do start to get back into the 40s. by lunchtime we're already in the low 50s.

afternoon but those clouds stick around. we'll have a closer look at the rain for later this week. let's check the roadways. >> chopper 4 headed to this new problem. we just found out that this crash has been shouldered here this morning but we still have some pretty good delays and you can see that from the map here this morning. southbound to 480, it is going to be out of the way if you're heading out any time soon. southbound the ramp there to the outer loop, one lane still blocked. bw parkway route 129 all of those are okay. outer loop little river turnpike, a crash at the end of the onramp there at gallows road. a live picture from chopper and travel times coming up. right now montgomery county police need your help finding this woman. this is her picture. she has not been seen since

us live right now. police especially worried after learning who her cousin is. >> reporter: for sure. first another look at the 18-year-old. she's 18. she was last seen leaving her job at a chinese restaurant. she has not been heard from since. she left before her actual clockout time here. she's 5'3". last seen wearing a tan shirt and skirt. gray jacket and black boots. the odd thing here, police say that her cousin is the 15-year-old found dead earlier this month in springfield, virginia, after going missing in december. reyes' family feared she was a target of the gang ms 13 and ten people have been linked to her disappearance and also gang activity. we are told that she may be somewhere in the new jersey

where they think she could be in that state and back out live, if you have seen her at all or know where she could be police want to hear from you. her family as well. back in to you. >> all right. thank you. well, get ready for a busy week in politics. the associated press saying that president trump will sign a new immigration order on wednesday. the president will address a joint session of congress tomorrow night. today the white house is expected to release an outline of the president's budget. and after hosting the nation's governors last night the president will meet with the group this morning. more on last night's event and today's meeting at 6:30. commander of the taliban killed. >> angie is live with more on this. >> this new information coming to us out of northern afghanistan. that is where a senior taliban commander was killed in a u.s.

air strike. he's one of eight fighters killed. this according to the taliban's spokesman. in the past he oversaw the group's offensive. he was declared dead several times. eight times before but this time is different. the first time that a top official with the militant organization has confirmed the death. back to you. today students will return to savoy elementary school in southeast washington. you remember the school was shut down for weeks after a major bedbug and rodent outbreak. students attended classes at another school. all soft materials in the school have been replaced after a thorough cleaning of the entire facility. d.c. united is another step closer to having another stadium. the official ground breaking ceremony will happen today. the zoning commission gave the team final

to begin construction on the stadium. it's expected to be finished in 2018. many of you probably turned the tv off after la la land was announced as best picture, but you might have woken up saying what happened? >> it's probably the biggest mixup in oscar history. warren beatty was given the wrong card to read during the biggest award. they were notified during their acceptance speech. >> moon light, you guys won best picture. this is not a joke. i'm afraid they read the wrong thing. >> after some pretty awkward moments there, the entire cast and producers made their way to the stage to accept the award. here's how he explained the craziness backstage. >> i noticed the commotion that was happening and i thought something strange had occurred and then i'm sure everybody saw my

>> he was very gracious in all of it. a lot of people were worried that "moonlight" didn't get its time to shine and i feel bad. it wasn't his fault. >> a lot more on who is taking responsibility for this mixup. >> a good ending to the oscars in some ways. the price you pay to park is changing today. but it could mean a prime spot in d.c. is cheaper than before. we'll explain how that is coming up. >> and your storm team 4 forecast on this monday. chuck bell. >> it's cold outside this morning but it isn't going to stay that way. our warmest february on record gets right back to the way it has been. above average temperatures coming your way this afternoon. most areas back into the mid and upper 50s. sheena's got the extended forecast which has more warm weather just ahead. >> and is

dominating your news feed? her labor has been broadcast live for days. when her big baby could finally arrive. >> and savannah guthrie returns to the "today" show.

till no baby for april the giraffe. a lot of you have probably been glued to the giraffe cam. this is the look inside the animal adventure park in upstate new york. >> she could give birth to our fourth calf at any moment. they've been watching her letty clo -- pretty closely. they say she is happy and

healthy. can you imagine what that kick must feel like? >> and everyone watching her. she's trying to get some peace. >> she's stressed out. and that's why she can't give birth. >> well, i think we figured it out, eun. we need to comfort her and it will all be well. i know the weekend was a little bit confusing. this morning the temperatures are quite a bit on the chilly side. this is one of the mildest areas this morning but for most of the rest of the area we're actually starting in the 20s. so before you head out, warmer jacket this morning. by 7:00 a.m. your commute forecast does look dry. 36 degrees by lunchtime. still looking at dry roads and highs in the upper 50s. more about the rain heading our way and the risk of storms but for now let's check the roads. >> so chopper 4 over this problem 270 southbound at 80 there. you can see those delays headed southbound left side

the crash is off to the right side of the roadway. again it is on the shoulder this morning. southbound fairfax county parkway near lois dale road, one of the crashes has now cleared. 270 southbound looking okay from germantown down to the spur. top of the beltway, no problems there. 66 inbound and 95 northbound looking typical. all right. thank you. this video is going to make you think twice beforehanding your kids the car keys. the teenager drove his car off the seventh floor of a parking garage. the car landed on its roof. believe it or not, the teen was okay. he had just a few cuts. he was taken to the hospital as are precaution. he told police he confused the gas pedal with the brake. witnesses say it was like a scene out of a movie. a driver plowed his truck into a

enjoying a mardi gras parade saturday night in new orleans. police say the driver, 25-year-old neilson rizzuto had a blood alcohol three times the limit. 21 were sent to the hospital. mardi gras officially starts tomorrow. today bill cosby's lawyers will try to move the trial to another county. the judge is also considering a prosecution request to let 13 other women testify to support the accuser's complaint that cosby drugnd and molested her. he remains free on a $1 million bail. 6:14 right now. we know you've seen it but you're going to see it again and again and again. >> that major mistake at the oscar is what everyone's going to be talking about today. >> angie is here to talk a

coming in to this this morning. >> the shock continues to unfold online after the craziest plot twist ever. a lot of mixed reaction. his condolences to all involved and congratulations at the same time. why producers did not rush the stage when the wrong winner was a announced. calling them the new steve harvey to pop up and the miss universe pageant tweeting have your people call our people. we know what to do and a lot about ryan gosling's giggles saying he had the best reaction of the night. he was just shocked and amused. they're calling him the gosling giggles. and joining us now with more on the highlights of what will certainly be a night to remember as we're live in l.a. with some

what a night. >> reporter: what a night. good morning. it is the morning after where everybody is scratching their heads and shortly after the awards ceremony, price waterhouse cooper which takes great pride in keeping these results confidential and holding on to the envelopes and the whole thing, issued a statement saying it was their mistake and they're looking into it. they have one person on either side of the stage that has copies of each envelope and the best actress one looks like it was handed out twice. warren beatty, when he got that envelope, he really didn't know what to do and you can see it in his face as you watched it when -- when he handed it to dunaway. and she just read "la la land." so a really embarrassing mistake but they sorted

other things happened in the awards last night. casey affleck won for best actor for manchester by the sea. it's something he did not win a sag award for, so people were happy that he won that one. also, viola davis winning the triple crown of awards. she has a tony, she has an oscar and an 'emmy. the oscar coming last night for "fences." so a lot to be celebrated aside from the big mistake that everyone's talking about. >> yes, something everyone's going to try to figure out still. thanks so much. and you know, i think warren beatty is taking a lot of heat for it but you can tell he didn't want to read it. >> he said after wards, you saw me hesitate. that's why because i wasn't sure. >> and i think jessica has a good point. why didn't they rush on

someone should have been figuring this out. >> i feel bad for them. >> steve harvey feels vindicated for all time. >> you think it's easy? >> and honestly if you haven't seen -- most movies are really good. >> i like "la la land" too. >> i didn't make it through "la la land." >> oh. >> i just -- yeah. >> there's always that one guy. >> weave almo've almost made it february. our average temperature 47.4. we are now in place, warmest february on record. now falling back into second place is february 1976 and third place february of 1990. it's the warmest february on record after that 77 on friday and a 77 on saturday. 37 this morning. so a little bit of a chill first thing and that is the temperature at the national airport. it's a lot colder in the suburbs this

27 in montgomery county. 28 in martinsburg, west virginia. winter coats back in fashion for this morning. clouds thickening up as the day goes along. probably not worrying about rain in and around the city this morning. our friends and neighbors, you may want to bring your umbrella just to play it on the safe side because there could be a stray shower or two. highs today, mid to upper 50s across the area. again, there's all that rain just down to our south and west. that's a chance for some showers here northern parts of the valley. again, not expecting a big chance for rain in and around the city today. there's that little rain chance well to our north and west. 59 today. 67 tomorrow. 77 on wednesday. wednesday will be a weather alert day. could have severe weather once again to concern ourselves with. thursday breezy and cooler. friday dhil

drops around. for now let's find out how that monday morning commute is coming along. >> a couple of spots with slowdowns here. southbound 270, chopper over this one. at 80, urbana, the southbound lanes, we are still slow here though that problem is on the right side of the roadway. still have delays as you're headed southbound. southbound 95 ramp to the outer loop, still have that one lane blocked and chopper 4 showing us that just a short time ago. right side still blocked by a crash there and inner loop before route 1 college park crash there in the right lane this morning. again, this problem hanging around south on fairfax county parkway. crash still being reported there. top of the beltway coming up. thank you. mornings can be stressful. we know that but we're here to find some balance in your life. >> first we'll start with kids. some esy

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therapy. >> it's sort of a frowny face. >> kids can sculpt and sketch what's stressing them out. for many taking pencil to paper can be easier than talking. >> there's a lot of information that we might not be willing to share right away. >> it's about the path along the way. >> so it's really an open invitation to create, whatever you want to make. it doesn't matter what it looks like. it's really about expressing yourself. >> it's fun and it gets my like emotion out. >> one common activity is called the emotion barometer. kids fill out the chart based on how much of each emotion they're feeling and they can pick one emotion they want to talk about. >> sometimes kids have experienced a trauma and play therapy is a great way to be able to work through that trauma. >> for anyone that wants to

is some supplies, a few minutes of time and some creativity. >> there's no right or wrong way to do this. >> and we o're giving you ideas about how to destress your family. tomorrow we're talking about meditation for kids. demand based parking meter rates kick in in downtown d.c. how much it's going to cost you coming up. >> and wild weather. what happened this weekend. new details on the storm that hit this weekend and sheena is looking ahead. >> that's right and we're looking ahead to more storms in the forecast, believe it or not. until we get there it's a colder start this morning. many areas in the 20s. a warm jacket before you head out. we'll take a closer look

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federal workers surfing porn on the job. >> and gang murder correction. a local teen just vanished after work. >> and from the future of obamacare to the biggest mistake in oscar history, get the top stories you need before you head to work right now. it is 6:29 now. get ready for more wild swings in your weather. >> we are getting your day started with your storm team 4 forecast. look at that pretty picture. chuck and sheena getting you prepared before you head out the door. >> good looking day outside. >> it is a gorgeous start to the morning but it's also cold. a bit of confusing

you we earn and it continues this morning. >> we knew something was up saturday afternoon when that line of thunderstorms came through. behind it it was windy and chilly outside yesterday and it is cold outside this morning. below freezing in most of the suburbs this morning so grab your big coat. you'll need it. the clouds are coming back by later today. rain is k looing more likely for tomorrow but just like saturday we may have another chance for severe weather coming up on wednesday afternoon. the weekend i'm optimistic about that. what about today? after a start in the 20s and 30s this morning we'll be mid to upper 50s this afternoon. a peek of the weekend and the whole ten day in a couple of minutes. >> on the red line problem here, delays to shady grove. this is a malfunction there has just popped up so wanted to mention that to you on the red line. southbound 270 here. urbana crash is now on the shoulder. again, seeing some of those delays headed southbound. ramp theo

we have one lane blocked there. that delay has grown just a little bit but really because they're getting that to the shoulder it's not terrible right now. still have that crash in the right lane. no major problems 66 or 95. we'll take a look at travel times coming up. it is now 6:31. we'll get straight to our top stories right now. >> good morning. first, it is a story we are sharing on social media this morning. family and friends desperately trying to find a gaithersburg woman. take a look. this is angel la revas. the 18-year-old left her job before her shift was over saturday night. no one's been able to get in touch with her since. police say she is a cousin of the 15-year-old that was killed by gang members earlier this month in springfield, virginia. >> i would like to toast the great, great governors of the united s

>> a preview of what he will be discussing today with the nation's governors. mr. trump says health care will come up when he meets with them. you can probably guarantee that and people still reacting to the oscars shocker. the underdog movie "moonlight" taking the top prize for best picture after one of the biggest blunder in hollywood history. a live report from los angeles is just minutes away. back to you. it's 6:32 and do you ever go out to eat downtown or go to an event at the verizon center? >> if you drive and park in the quarter in chinatown neighborhoods, there are some changes you need to know about that will impact your wallet. a live look at how parking meter prices are changing. >> reporter: yeah, we asked people who have to co

here to go to work and they tell me they prefer not to have a car and those who do, they just don't park in the downtown area. for the rest of us who come to these neighborhoods you can find a space in the garage or bank your money on finding a metered space. these spaces are all filled up here and that's what people are doing this morning. let's take a look at the rates and what you are going to see as you make your way into these neighborhoods. there's a range from 1.50 to 3.25 an hour and the prices will vary from meter to meter and based on the time of day. these rates, they change. and they will change quarterly based on what ddot observes in the way of demand for parking on a block by block basis as well. and the goal here is to increase turnover of these high demand spaces and reduce the amount of time that you spend driving around looking for a good place to

that is the latest now from chinatown. back to you. thank you. it's 6:34 now. the naylor road metro station is now open after two teenagers were shot there over the weekend. the teens were waiting for a bus around 2:00 a.m. when someone shot at them. a 15-year-old boy was seriously hurt. a 16-year-old girl was also shot and expected to survive. no one has been arrested. the suspect killed during a police shooting in the district had a long criminal history. police say that tennessee williams tried to run from officers on thursday night. there was a struggle before gun fire was exchanged. according to court records williams has been in trouble with the law since 1989. it included an eight-year prison sentence where he crashed a stolen car into a montgomery county police cruiser. one of the two officers shot is now out of the hospital. the man

killed the lion sisters won't be going to trial any time soon. this is a story that affected our area for more than 40 years. the trial has been moved to september. it was supposed to begin in april. he's accused of murdering the 12-year-old and the 10-year-old in 1975. they were last seen walking near a mall. they never made it home and their bodies have never been found. if you're a federal worker some of your coworkers may be surfing pornography on the job. the news 4 i-team is getting information about punishment. and a cold start here early this morning and since it's monday i know you're already thinking about the weekend. i'm optimistic that both saturday and sunday will be filled with sunshine, but between now and then we've got more big warmups and another chance for severe weathe stay wir.th

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we have breaking news right now. montgomery county firefighters are on the scene of a house fire in potomac. this is on potomac manor drive. a spokesman for fire and ems says the fire started in the basement. all the ok waccupants are out r now, but it is under control right now. if there are any other new developments here's a picture from chopper 4. we'll bring you any new developments right here on news 4. take a look at this video from that stormov

on saturday. it started and swept up the northeast toward waldorf it was maximum winds of 90 miles an hour. >> we are still feeling dramatic changes in the weather. i feel like something just dropped out from underneath us. >> we're looking ahead this morning. >> kind of like somebody pulled the rug out from underneath you with temperatures in the 20s this morning. you need the warm jacket before you walk outside. as we go through the day today we're back in the upper 50s. cloudy skies. later this week a chance for strong to severe storms and another roller coaster ride with our temperatures back in the 70s. we'll have a closer look at that straight ahead. the company that made those faulty air bag inflators is expected to plead guilty today.

been linked to 16 deaths and more than 100 injuries. the company is expected to name an attorney to make sure victims are compensated. he was the same attorney who ran funds for 911 victims and the bp oil spill. a local town hall spills into the street. >> after the oscars new video from the late night parties and the reaction to that big flub of the night. and montgomery county police need your help finding a missing teen. her family ties to another missing person coming up. plus, delays on metro. several problems on the beltway and we'll take a look

the resistance, a white house challenge, the movement in maryland. >> and the oscar goes to who? >> "la la land." >> there's a mistake. "moonlight," you guys won best picture. >> the fallout this morning. we're getting answers from the accountants in charge. >> pornography on the job, a federal worker caught. >> sometimes you lose track of who you are and where you are and what's important and what's not important. >> the i-team explains what it's costing you. but a missing

and we are staying on top of that missing persons case this morning. montgomery county police say the 18-year-old revas, 15-year-old cousin was killed a few weeks ago by gang members. >> justin finch is joining us live with more on where the 18-year-old was last seen. >> reporter: she was last seen leaving her job at a gaithersburg area chinese restaurant before the end of her shift and after that, the trail runs cold. now, this is 18-year-old angelica revas, she was last seen saturday after leaving her work place. she was last seen wearing a tan shirt and skirt, gray jacket with black boots, also carrying a pink purse. here's her cousin, alexandra reyes. she was found dead a few weeks ago in springfield, virginia, after going missing from her

reyes' mother worried the gang ms 13 was after her daughter and so far ten people have been connected to her disappearance and also gang activity. back to angelica, police tell us there's reason to believe that she could be in the new jersey area. if you have seen her or know where she is give police a call. >> today students will return to savoy elementary school in southeast washington. the school was shout down for weeks after a major bedbug and row don't outbreak. students attended classes about five miles away. all soft materials have been replaced after a thorough cleaning of the entire facility. people packed a plaza in silver spring last night for a town hall with congressional lawmakers. they talked about rezitsing and challenging the

but they also talked about hot button issues like the affordable care act and immigration. >> we have to fight but we want to fight in a way that's going to produce results. >> maryland senators were among the leaders who attended that town hall. one democrat we spoke to says he wasn't happy about the format. others wanted to hear from more women. president trump will meet with the nation's governor's today. the president toasted the governors and mentioned health care while virginia governor toasted back. >> every state is different and different requirements, but i think we have something that's going to really be excellent. >> and to say we want to work with you to build on those ideals that have instilled and brought all of us governors together, that we can respectively grow our states. >> the governors will also meet with congressional leaders today. there is a growing ca

capitol hill to investigate russian hacking during the campaign and any possible connections at the highest level of government. republican congressman joined the call to have a special prosecutor investigate it. right now the congressional intelligence committees are investigating the issue. you pay your taxes so tens of thousands of people can earn a paycheck from uncle sam but some people are wasting time searching websites they shouldn't be. the i-team shows us why looking at pornography at work isn't uncommon. >> not everyone in the office is actually focused on the job. using the freedom of information act we pulled records from nearly a dozen federal agencies and in those records found more than 100 cases in the past five years in which federal employees spent egregious amounts of their work days searching porn, doing so on the clock on their work computers some of them for hours a day each day. the 100 cases were so severe

investigators and notified federal prosecutors in some cases. including the case of a virginia man who worked at the fbi and caught on the job. >> do you regret doing that sf. >> of course. it was -- it was -- the best way i could describe it is ridiculous for me to do that. >> our i-team report shows why some federal officials is concerned why the government isn't policing its workers close enough. offering penalties as small as a reprimand for some of this computer misuse. if you went to sleep thinking "la la land" won best picture at the oscars last night, no. >> there was a major mix up on hollywood's biggest stage last night. >> there's a mistake. "moonlight," you won best

pictures. >> presenters were given the wrong card to read. the producers from "la la land" were notified during their acceptance speeches. after some awkward moments on the stage, the director barry jenkins and the entire "moonlight" cast made their way on to the stage to accept their award. they handled it graciously. >> and here's the first statement tweeted from the accounting firm. you see it right here. we sincerely apologize for the error that was made during the awards announcement for best picture. the presenters had mistakenly being given the wrong category envelope and when somebody discovered this it was immediately corrected. right now we are investigating how this could have happened and deeply regret this could have occurred. we appreciate the grace during the situation. joining us with more on what happeneder

jennifer live for us in hollywood. >> reporter: good morning. it did seem like they were up there on stage for such a long time giving their acceptance speeches before it was corrected but it was immediate. it happened during the live broadcast which was a good thing, but boy, at the governor's ball it was all anybody was talking about. various parties all around hollywood. everybody was discussing what could have gone wrong. we hear that martin short was working on a very, very good impression of warren beatty and recruiting different actresses around the room to help him out with the impression that will likely be done over and over for weeks to come. it's great comedy, but you know, jessica tweeted you know, what a bummer that the crew for "moonlight" didn't get

celebrate with all that awkwardness but in the end, a win is a win. >> the folks from "la la land" was so gracious. i can't imagine being in their position and having to do that. we spent a lot of time over the last six months and i can't imagine having to do that. >> reporter: so very gracious acceptance and also very gracious on the part of the "la la land" folks who thought they were going to make it 7 last night. they went home with 6. >> not too shabby. we want to make sure you get to work on time, to school on time. >> melissa is in traffic for us. >> so on metro, red line delays to shady grove because of that malfunction there. 270 live picture here from chopper 4, southbound there at montrose road, just a little bit of a delay. northbound no worries. earlier problem north of there, southbound near

that crash is on the shoulder. still have a little bit of a slowdown there as well. southbound 95 before the beltway. a crash there on the right shoulder now so that is a good update for you. through prince george's county you're nice and smooth. inner loop still has that crash in the right lane and outer loop at little river turnpike. 66 normal delays inbound, 95 looking typical this morning. 270 south. germantown to the spur. same thing on the top of the beltway. 66 inbound and 95 northbound looking normal as well. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car. good morning, chuck bell. >> sheena is over giving the forecast on wtop right now. she'll be joining me in just a second with a look at our severe weather threat on wednesday. could be similar what we went through on saturday. for now though, it's partly to mostly cloudy start this

below freezing this morning. mid to upper 20s for much of montgomery and frederick counties. near the freezing mark out here towards front royal and winchester, so a cold start to the day and clouds increasing during the course of the afternoon. not a 100% dry day. we'll call it 59 degrees. rain chances only 30% or so. a lot of moisture back down to our west and southwest. a few lonesome snow flakes. temperatures in the 50 ss so wee not worrying about that. maybe a hit or miss sprinkle or a light rain shower here primarily for areas north and west of the d.c. metro up into the valley and the panhandle of west virginia. mostly cloudy and rain chances gradually increasing as we go to tonight and tomorrow and wednesday. on wednesday we could have a threat for severe weather.

we will be watching very closely. temperatures are going to shoot back up into the 70s. approaching storms and with the warmup that's going to fuel some of these thunderstorms so we will be at an increased risk for storms and severe weather. the yellow shaded area, this is showing you the most likely spot where we could see strong to severe storms so that contains damaging winds possibly near 60 miles an hour. can't rule out an isolated tornado. tomorrow morning chance of an isolated shower. now we look at wednesday. 8:00 in the morning could see some thunderstorms over the higher elevations near the valley as well. by 4:00 p.m. wednesday there is a line of storms approaching the district. by 9:00 p.m. could see another chance of that. so we'll be watching that closely. >> all right. wednesday will be a weather alert day at storm team 4. we'll keep you ahead

the course of the day. have your nbc washington app downloaded and ready to go. breezy and cooler on thursday. a chilly rain chance on friday with temperatures in the 40s. sunday, sunny, dry and in the 60s. >> all right. sounds good. >> it's 6:56 and here are four things to know before you head out the door. police are looking for a missing woman, 18-year-old angelica revas has not been seen or heard from since saturday night. follow justin finch on twitter for updates. >> president trump will meet with the nation's governors today. the top of the agenda, health care. the "today" show will have the latest on what to expect in just a few minutes. >> and george bush will be on the "today" show after this. he will talk about his new book in an exclusive live interview. >> also ahead we will have all of your oscar

including the story you'll be hearing about today. what fashion trends were actually a hit. >> taking a look right now at the beltway, inner loop before route 1 college park. crash on college park. >> thank you. that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for waking up with us. >> beewe'll be back in 25 minut with traffic and breaking news. >> make it a gat day, reev

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good morning. oscars so long, a stunning moment of confusion during the announcement for best picture. >> and the academy award for best picture. >> "la la land." >> celebration of cast and producers from "la la land" and then a shocking twist. >> no, there's a mistake. "moonlight," you guys won best picture. >> the star studded audience in disbelief. >> this is not a joke. "moonlight" has won best