reporter joelle gargiulo, from our sister station in new york, shows us the incredible and painstaking work that goes into each handmade statue. >> in a humble workshop in new york's hudson valley. hollywood's highest honors takes shape. i am here today to talk about one of the most famous statues, the oscar. since 1929. it's been a symbol of the best in film. >> and the winner is. >> and for the better part of the last decade, they've been made here at uap. this is where it all starts. >> as you dig into the process, you'll see that it's something that you can't rush. >> like the films they recognize, the golden figurines are a labor of love with countless talented people behind the scenes creating the most famous trophy in entertainment. >> can you just explain. >> how many people it takes? >> at our workshop, we're about 110 people. most everybody here has a part to play in the production of the oscars. this is the lost wax process. it's a 6000 year old method for replicating an object into a permanent material. >> the process begins with a mold, then a wax copy. >> we're going to o

i'm joelle gargiulo, abc news. >> i will say he was great in that i saw the film.se, you can watch the oscars this sunday right here on abc seven. and for the first time, the oscars will stream live on hulu as well. remember, disney is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. >> and you can join me for much more news ahead. coming up at 530, including the latest on massive layoffs that could be coming to san francisco schools. then a distinction no city wants. we're going to tell you how bay area cities rank on a list of the rattiest cities in the country. plus, how realistic could a playoff push be for the warriors? abc seven news sports anchor chris alvarez joins me to break it all down. so join us for those stories and more. at 5.30 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. >> we'll see you for that. and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next. we're sandhya patel, all of us. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. i'll see you on the stream at 530, and you on the stream at 530, and then we'll see you again a

reporter joelle gargiulo, from our sister station in new york, sits down with famed photographer nigelarker to talk about memorable red carpet moments and what's at stake for celebrities walking that red carpet. >> the intersection of film and fashion found once a year outside the dolby theater for the oscars red carpet. the show before the show. >> as much as people want to watch the actual ceremonies and who won, i think just as many of us tune in to see what those people are wearing. >> the dresses, the shoes, the jewelry, all of it telling a story and making a statement. >> the oscars most definitely is like the creme de la creme. >> best dressed or worst. the look will be captured in photos seen around the world and live on for years to come. when i say best looks at the oscars, who what comes to mind? >> there's just so many sort of great moments. if you go back sort of historically, someone like grace kelly, it's rihanna and that incredible alaia outfit that she wore with the little baby bump. >> i am still enamored by lupita nyong'o and her prada dress. i mean, goddess zendaya

. >> reporter joelle gargiulo, from our sister station in new york, sits down with famed photographerker to talk about memorable red carpet moments and what's at stake for celebrities walking the carpet this year. >> the intersection of film and fashion, found once a year outside the dolby theater for the oscars red carpet. the show before the show. >> as much as people want to watch the actual ceremonies and who won, i think just as many of us tune in to see what those people are wearing. >> the dresses, the shoes, the jewelry, all of it telling a story and making a statement. >> the oscars most definitely is like the creme de la creme. >> best dressed or worst. the look will be captured in photos seen around the world and live on for years to come. when i say best looks at the oscars, who what comes to mind? >> there's just so many great moments. if you go back sort of historically, someone like grace kelly, it's rihanna and that incredible alaia outfit that she wore with the little baby bump. >> i am still enamored by lupita nyong'o and her prada dress. i mean, goddess zendaya alwa

reporter joelle gargiulo, from our sister station in new york, sits down with the nominee, paul tazewell. >> he's someone who tells stories without saying a word. and while you may not know his name, you've definitely seen his work. from hamilton to the color purple, west side story, and now bringing his style to wicked. >> the wizard will see you now. >> he's costume designer and oscar nominee paul tazewell. where do we start? how about with congratulations. >> and really a beautiful journey. >> a journey that started a very long time ago. if i were to ask you, what was the first production that you did costumes for, what would you say? >> the first full production that i did was the wiz when i was 16, in high school. >> can you see the beautiful full circle moment in that? >> yes, indeed i can. yeah. >> one. two. three. >> that was it. tazewell has brought us to life once again. >> am i not the most scandalous little fish in the sea, though? >> this time on a significantly larger scale. 25 looks for glinda, then multiplied the same for elphaba. then there's the world of shiz, munchkinl

i feel like i had a smidgen of that, of that grace wash off on me. >> i'm joelle gargiulo, abc news. the glamor on the red carpet to the emotional acceptance speeches, catch all the oscar magic sunday right here on abc seven. and for the first time, the oscars will stream live on hulu as well. disney, of course, the parent company of hulu and abc seven. >> all right, let's update the forecast one last time as we get a fairly nice stretch of weather. >> that's right. let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel for the week ahead. sandhya. >> yeah, the week ahead is going to feature warmer weather. ama and dan, i know this morning you probably felt like i just want to crawl back into bed and go to bed. but tomorrow you're going to want to get up and go. because this that you're seeing on live doppler seven gray skies and sprinkles will be long gone. we're going to see plenty of sun temperatures low to upper 60s for most areas. wednesday's even warmer. we're going to pop in some mid 70s and look at thursday. it's still well above average heading into your friday as well. a lot of 60 and 70

reporter joelle gargiulo, from our sister station in new york has a bit of history on. >> the red carpetere fashion and film collide and fashion statements become fashion history. synonymous with style, the show before the show has millions tuning in to see who is wearing what. >> i think it's the most important fashion moment. it's the original runway. >> and while the 97th annual academy awards will celebrate the greatest stories on screen, it turns out the crimson colored carpet has a pretty good one, too. with roots far from hollywood dating back to 458 bc. the first written mention of it is in the ancient greek play agamemnon. >> historically, when you think about the red carpet, it certainly dates back literally thousands of years from the ancient greeks originally had it. the story of the red carpet comes from the fact that cochineal, it's a very expensive dye. they wanted to use the best dyes to make this very expensive carpet that only royalty, kings and queens, caesars could walk on. >> for centuries, the red carpet remained exclusive to royalty and rulers. in 1821, presidents

entertainment reporter joelle gargiulo from our sister station in new york, spoke with danny about beingwingman. >> i present to you captain america. >> can we start? let's do it. >> hurry up, hurry up! >> captain america is back, this time with anthony mackie making his first full marvel feature film as cap. he's got new threats. >> stand by for proof of death. >> old friends. and a brave new world to protect. >> the country's on the brink of war. the brothers make sure the suit's ready. let's go. >> along for the flight. is danny ramirez, sam's wingman? joaquin torres, the new falcon. >> tell me how to make your old gear look brand new. >> who's saying that? everybody. everybody is saying that. >> i've been so enjoying listening to all of the interviews that everybody has been doing, because one thing that keeps coming up was just how infectious your energy was on set of brave new world. >> when you're showing up to a marvel set, it's kind of like a it's just magic, right? like, what. >> does that look like for you? >> it's just realizing that, like, i'm working with the best craftsmen

reporter joelle gargiulo, from our sister station in new york has the story. >> so i am isabella strahangive a walk through of what has been going on with me. >> strahan. it's a name we know well around here. so you could imagine the shock and compassion when michael shared his daughter's brain cancer diagnosis. >> she told me at one point, i'll do whatever i got to do because i don't want to die. and i was like, wow. >> now, cancer free, isabella strahan is taking viewers behind the scenes advice. >> wish me luck. >> to her fight for survival along with her family rocked by this diagnosis. >> the first thing that went through my mind was this must be a mistake. it didn't seem real. >> you don't really think the worst until you get told the worst. >> she was just a freshman in college when she was diagnosed with medulloblastoma. it's a rare and fast growing type of brain cancer, especially in someone her age. >> and it's in an area of the brain that controls our balance. this is so rare that there's only about 300 to 500 cases a year. >> without knowing how the journey would end, isabell

entertainment reporter joelle gargiulo, with our sister station in new york, spoke with danny about beingan. >> i present to you captain america. >> can we start? let's do it. >> captain america is back, this time with anthony mackie making his first full marvel feature film as captain. he's got new threats. >> stand by for proof of death. >> old friends. and a brave new world to protect. >> the country is on the brink of war. >> the brothers. >> make sure the suit's ready. >> let's go. >> along for the flight. is danny ramirez, sam's wingman? joaquin torres, the new falcon. >> tell me how to make your old gear look brand new. >> who's saying that? everybody. everybody is saying that. >> i've been so enjoying listening to all of the interviews that everybody has been doing, because one thing that keeps coming up is just how infectious your energy was on set of brave new world. >> when you're showing up to a marvel set, it's kind of like it's just magic, right? like. >> what does that look like for you? >> it's just realizing that, like, i'm working with the best craftsmen on the planet, a