lady gaga wore a necklace with 128 carat yellow tiffany diamond worn by audrey hepburn. and this gender bending tuxedo many other men wearing statement suits in bold colors and designs. >> you all never ask us what we're wearing. >> i'm asking you today. who are you wearing? >> the nominees and performers this was just the beginning. >> what are your plans after the oscars? >> i'm going to take at least two weeks off. >> is tonight a chance to have fun or are you all nerves right now? >> it's a bit of both. >> where is your oscar? >> my oscar is at home, and it sits on a mantle. >> one thing is for sure this crowd couldn't wait for the after parties. >> where are we going? what are we doing? >> definitely the governor's ball because i will be starving by then. >> i'm usually like i'm tired but i'm like i'm going. i'm going full steam tonight. watch out. >> do you have a dance move when you get out there on the dance floor? >> i have different moves depending on what the event is. when you're in a tux, it's very specific moves. it's just about the shoulders

for your time and consideration and ask that you join our office in supporting this ordinance, and audrey butkus from the planning department is here to report on what happened at the planning commission. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. and i note that on january 17 of 2019, all seven members of the planning commission unanimously recommended this ordinance to this body. miss butkus, you can still talk. i'd like to remind my colleagues when we agree with them, we like to say that it was unanimous. when we disagree, we like to remind ourselves that it is only an advisory vote by your commission. but with that, miss butkus, the floor is yours if you'd like to use it. >> audrey butkus, planning department staff, only to confirm, supervisor peskin that it was unanimously voted for approval by the planning commission on january 17. >> chair peskin: thank you, audrey. are there any members of the public who would like to testify on this item, number three? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel]. >> chair peskin: is there a motion to send this to the full board with recommendation

necklace that was last worn by audrey when she did promotion for the film back in 1961. ♪ i got highd bradley's girl irina shayk get the award for best twinning because she died and chopped her hair that morning, she matches irina's bob. and both ladies' oscar fashion was business in the front and sexy party in the back. best accessory of the night goes to allison janney. >> the first time i have had to have a guard. these are heart-shaped rubies. if you look closely. >> where is your guard? kind of cute. not a bad guard. >> come here, guard. >> i'm totally kidding. he's my date. he's really cute. he's one of my best friends forever. >> the "vanity fair" party is where we found the most inspirational fashion. four months after revealing her battle with m.s., selma blair courageously walked the carpet with her custom cane wearing a daughters and sons by russo. james mcavoy used his couture for a cause getting his shirt signed by his fellow stars. >> i have got all these people. michael b. jordan. this is all alcohol fueled. maybe we could sell it for charity. >> bold, jaw-dropping, da

at her, it was very sweet. -- about audrey hepburn.uch more eccentric than a lot of stars are. he would choose old films to do. -- ordered thousands. was he one—of—a—kind in some way? ordered thousands. was he one-of-a-kind in some way? he was because he embodied his times. he was wonderful on saturday night and sunday morning. all the rest was propaganda, he was the real thing. maybe actors don't —— do get that opportunity every now and again. he had the opportunity to be discreet working class actor. there are very good actors around now and there is no need for them to be daunted by albert. and easy to work with? yes, he laughed a lot —— laughed a lot and light jokes like he laughed a lot —— laughed a lot and lightjokes like the rest of us. great to talk to you thank you. talking about albert finney has died at the age of 82. time through the weather. the study today has been about storm eric which has caused some fatalities already. hill snow further south. it turns drier and hill snow further south. it turns drierand a hill snow f

i think that's why she dressed in black, the nod to audrey.ve the diamond on our live show today. it's lik a gazillion karats, i don't know how many. we got gaga before and then bradley cooper came e by, i'm gotgoing to lie to y'all, i a little excited. >> i'm not letting go. awkward. >> kit has this thing where she meets someone she loves and she -- not let them go >> my mother does that. the first time i went to the oscars, i brought my mother, richard gear came up, she did not let h go. it was like a claw grip, i said you have to let him>> go. hy do they let me out of the studio? you caught the end of it. i just didn't let go, i was holding his hand. we're like right off and in the distan right here a his mom wh little bitty, they were so cute. a night for him. i think he got robbed. wanted the movie to win best picture since he didn't get the best director nod. on tonight's show you have to tune in, it's not only about the fashion and the redcarpet. the afterparties when you see what they show, a lot of skin and fashion for you as well. >>

audrey hepburn is a great example. she was just so incredible and so brilliant.the way i felt watching an audrey hepburn movie, that's something that i wanted to do, make somebody laugh like that or maybe make somebody just die if this couple doesn't get together. so that's what i was aspiring to. tell me, what kind of money do you girls make these days? ballpark. can't take less than a hundred dollars. hundred dollars a night? an hour. an hour?! you make $100 an hour and you've got a safety pin holding your boot up? i just want to be an actor, i don't want to be a star, and i certainly don't want to be a celebrity. you know, you look at a star like julia roberts, and she's talking about how she just wants to act, she wants to just be left alone and just let her do her job and all that sort of thing. and you look back at someone like joan crawford, and they're saying "i'm a star, i'm a star, look at me!" you say, what happened here, what's the difference? what makes a star go on? surely, the danger of a success and difficulty of following it? the endless enmity s

actually once had dinner with him and audrey hepburn. i cannot believe iam and audrey hepburn. went to manchester to prepare the film he directed, charlie bubbles, he would sneak off in the afternoon to look at the film of hers playing in the cinema. he was bananas about her. there is something charming about the notion that he was a big movie star but still had that fascination with someone else. absolutely. he knew what liking movie stars was about, because he had been a schoolboy. 0ver many years, i imagine, and you see it from the tributes that have come in, he has had a big impact on other actors? i am sure. there is lots of talk now about where actors come from in accents and that sort of thing? class was central to his life in some complicated way. i was watching christopher ecclestone saying that he owed him everything. actors were middle class before that and suddenly these great talents out of the working class appeared, and they now seem to have gone away again. thank you very much for your time this morning. a pleasure. stephen frears, talking about albert finney. y

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audrey butkus, planning department staff. before i give staff's presentation, lee hefner from supervisor peskin's office is here to speak on the item. >> thank you, commissioners. thank you, commission president melgar. this should at this point not be a terribly new issue. once again we're talking about retail to office space conversions in the downtown c-3-r. before you is one little piece of the proposal that caused a rereferral at the committee and that is a $2 increase to the $4 impact fee. at some point during the renegotiation based on this commission's recommendation for a little bit more flexibility on the third floor, we met with stakeholders who proposed and our office agreed that a $2 increase to the $4 impact fee would be modest and doable for these projects that are doing these types of conversions. i just want to be clear because there is a little bit of confusion what is before you. we are not here to relitigate the third floor flexibility. we're not reneging on that. this is just about the $2 increase. so the

audrey: sophia blanton is a archivist. she has found a lot of this material and pointed us, go there, look at this. [laughter] she sort of past the torch. she is not actively researching these women anymore. anytime we would come up with something, we would send it to her, she would be like, you deal with it. you found it, it is yours. tracey: we have a friend of ours who is working on a book, shall be harold -- shelby harold. a book on women soldiers of mississippi. the women soldiers from mississippi and women soldiers fighting in mississippi. she is carrying on the torch. she will be working on a book on women soldiers in general in the civil war. she is phenomenal. if i can shamelessly plug her forthcoming publication, i will. phenomenal. >> do any of the national parks have historical markers or pamphlets available that talk about women soldiers in the civil war? is that something that could be done in the future? >> i know shelby has mentioned a couple battlefields that have run with it. then there are battlefields t

last worn by audrey hepburn back in 1961.o a lot of history there and something to throw around at the water cooler when you're chatting about the awards ceremony last night. >> all right. jennifer, thank you so much >>> outside of houston, an amazon plane cargo plane crashed killing all three crew members on board. tom costello has the latest as the investigation gets under way. >> reporter: frances, good morning. we're at the trinity river. and behind me in the marshland, investigators are focused on retrieving the black boxes from this 767 that went down saturday afternoon. it was on a cargo run from miami to houston, and it was flying for amazon. witnesses say the plane went down at about 12:39. they say that it appeared to be in distress in some way. a controller apparently lost contact with this plane at about 6,000 feet. no radio, no radar. so now the concern is, did weather in any way play a role in this? or was there something else going on on board the plane that might have brought it down? we can tell you there is

. >> audrey hepburn. steve mcqueen. ronald reagan. >> ronald reagan? is that angelina jolie? a drug. >> an obsession that fathered this man's strange inheritance. >> i basically got hundreds and hundreds of boxes. >> this is truly unbelievable. what was your reaction when you saw the magnitude of what he had? >> i was blown away. >> but does the heir really know what he's signing up for? >> $4,250. now $4,500.

it's the same yellow stone that audrey hepburn wore in "breakfast at tiffany's." >>> now the arrivalsrrived. billy porter turned heads with this tuxedo gown. he became the top trend after stepping on to the red carpet. >> yes. meanwhile, a surprising fashion trend this year, pantsuits. check out am where polar. jennifer hudson. >> they looked amazing. >>> next, to the best celebration of the night. >> spike lee won best adapted screenplay for "blackkklansman." picking up his first competitive oscar. lee, he jumped into the arms of samuel l. jackson when he reached the stage. he made it clear he wanted time to speak.ik he used an expletive saying don't turn that blank clock on. >> but it appears the joy was short lived. reports say lee tried to storm out of the theater reportedly when "green book" won the best picture award. people don't like a sore loser. but, hey. >> congrats. award. people don't like a sore loser. consider treatments, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once daily pill for psoriatic arthritis. taken with methotrexate or similar medicines, it can redu

bearing diamonds last worn by audrey hepburn as one does. more brit presence.w0 re caught my eye was rachel vice. she wore an amazing siobhan she dress with a latex top and i think the interesting thing about red carpet dressing it's often quite traditional. fairy tale dresses of your, to put some latex in there by a british designer, claire wade keller, who made megan michael's wedding dress, that was a way to change things up. he spilled champagne down there, you just wipe it. i didn't think of that. i like the way your mind works, often the men looked to be restricted in what they can wear. at the baftas we saw some of the men breaking with tradition not going for the black dinner jacket tradition not going for the black dinnerjacket and tradition not going for the black dinner jacket and bow tradition not going for the black dinnerjacket and bow tie. spike lee of course, not going to be conventional. he is not and that was one of the joys of the evening from a sartorial perspective, some men having fun with their moment. spike in his purple get up with a sl

audrey spoke to them about being stranded in an jeep during the blizzard. >> i feel better. >> reporteranna maria or arbor embracing family in san francisco following the five day stranded in the national forest. >> it was thursday around noon. we camped out that night. >> you never know. there is always that moment of being scared. >> reporter: with supplies dwindling comedy started crashing and figured out they had to insulate the jeep to stay warm. >> it was along the roof and windows to keep it warm. >> reporter: carlos shows us how he kept track as the snow piled up. >> it was the first and the second and the third. >> big counting the days because a searcher jason. >> it was radical. it was a spur of the moment thing. we loaded up the snow machines. >> reporter: he came up on some men in jeeps who were calling off the search for the date because of the snowy conditions were getting worse.>> they were in 4 feet of snow. they had gone as far as he could. logan decided to go further on a hunch, 200 yards further and it may have made a life-saving difference.>> it's covered in snow, e

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all of them classic as well as some others like charade with audrey hepburn and cary grant and the tousledrs old. leland: leaves behind a great legacy. tonight, the academy awards will be a star-studded affair for sure is you at home per pair for some serious entertainment. some films are already taking history were told. senior vice president michael tammero joining us live. reporter: you know, one misstep after another. first it was supposed and then they were giving out awards during the commercials until they were. that said, what is on the line. >> black panthers securing and historic nod as the first super hero nominee ever were to best picture. after more than three decades of making films, spike lee and direct her with black klansman. the spanish language burning up its first best picture that ties with competitor for the most nominations each boasting 10. bohemian rhapsody and a star is born. best picture and best director historically go hand in hand so it stands out that the directors of those two films are among this year's. cooper is however amongst the best actor computing wi

costumes and personal wardrobe items belonging to elizabeth taylor, audrey hepburn, mayor i lynn monroey. the party starts at 4:00. tickets are still available and start at $50 a person. you can watch the oscars right here on abc 7. it's the only place you can. our dion lim is in hollywood with all the details. coverage on the red carpet starts at 1:30. the opening ceremony begins at 3:30. the awards will be handed out starting at 5:00 and the post awards show will be around 8:00. now a final weather check with lisa. >>> pretty gray out there, a tradeoff for milder temperatures. north bay, low to mid-50s. 57 in oakland. mostly cloudy, a few peeks of sun on the peninsula and south bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a 1 on our storm impact scale. most of the rain stays in the north bay for much of the day on monday. then it shifts south overnight. that's when we're going to see the wind, the heavier rain, flooding concerns arriving late tuesday into wednesday in the north bay. with river rises, creation said, a good idea to get some sandbags. it's going to be another very heavy roun

. >> this will also signal an end to marathon 16-hour day audrey brook, who dealt with a mess of underground utilities. >> it adds up to a lot of time and energy trying to verify whose utilities belongs to who. >> it's a jungle down there. >> it's a jungle down the, said. >> this is probably the last time you're going to see a scene like this, a stockton street devoid of buses and cars. but the central subway will be opening by the end of the year taking people from south of market to chinatown. david louie, abc 7 news. >>> from open to closed. travelers heading in and out of southern california or to and from hit a snag this afternoon when snow and ice shut down i-5 through the grapevine. snowplows cleared the roads and caltrans opened everything by three today. chp is escorting drivers at 25 miles per hour, and there is the chance of more snow later tonight. >>> february storms soak california with 18 trillion gallons of water. this is one of the most popular stories on our website, abc7news.com. and today we're seeing what a difference those storms have made. the newly released drought ma

oscars and lady gaga was wearing the tiffany yellow diamond that has not been worn by anyone since audreyn 1961. it was a night to remember they were breaking out the good stuff. willem, julianna >> thank you so much >>> well n terms of other winners, manchester city won the first of what could be a historic trophy quadruple this season they defeated chelsea side to claim the english league cup. adam reed has more details on the game. >> very strange, something unparallel in a football pitch i don't think i've ever seen manchester city, yes, they have the first leg of the quadruple under their belts already, but the turmoil at chelsea continues. i sat here with you on friday andsaid that they've been hit with a one-year transfer ban and now it seems like the players that are there don't really respect the manager. it got to almost extra time at the end of extra time the manager wanted to make a substitution and bring on willy who has a great record in penalty shootouts at wembley, but the world's most expensive goalkeeper refused to come off and looked like he might pull off heroics. the

costumes and personal wardrobe items belonging to elizabeth taylor, audrey hepburn, marilyn monroe andbe on display. the party starts at 4:00. tickets are still available and start at $50 a person. again, you can only watch the oscars here on abc7. our coverage on the red carpet begins at 1:30. and now a final weather check with lisa. >> it's cloudy but plenty of mild weather out there. plenty of 40s. more sunshine in the south bay, upper 50s there. 53 in san francisco. and the accuweather seven-day forecast, rain gets going in the north bay, heavy monday night into tuesday. looking at excessive rain and a flash flood watch in the north bay monday through thursday. >> all right. get your errands done today, folks. all right. thanks so much for joining us on "abc7 mornings." i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news returns at 9:00 a.m. we'll see you then. when it comes to so,type 2 diabetes,.. are you thinking about your heart? well, i'm managing my a1c, so i should be all set. right.

what has happened is that you have a new american majority that is audrey complies of people of color, millennials and gently, and married white women and progressives across the country of good conscience because of race who all aligned themselves on the side of certain issues and on the way to stop this issue from gaining voice is voter suppression. that inflection point has accelerated the urgency on the other side because you can only control public policy in a democracy by controlling who sets the policy. voter suppression is the most effective way to block the policy because if you never elect leaders reflect your values, those values never again traction in the public domain. >> it's interesting talking about shelby. i was in north carolina and i was following reverend william barber around, another persistent about of work on this. i get to this place where people are talking about voter suppression issues and the state, and he was recalled a conversation he has had with the local elected official and one of the truisms of american politics is the lower you go on the hierarchy

audrey: that was manly. tracy: and with short hair under the hat, that also helped. and i am wearing the confederate uniform. soldiers were not issued formfitting uniforms. , too bige two sizes and too small. the too big helped to hide female attributes. i have a great quote here from sergeant hermann weiss. he was from the heavy altar lori -- he explained in a letter to his wife how a woman in his regiment was able to pass undetected as a man for three years. he writes, "it is no wonder at all that her tent mates did not know she was a woman, for you must know we never undress to go to bed. on the contrary, we dress up. we go to bed with boots, overcoats, and all on, and she could find chances enough when she would be in the tent alone to change or close." again, that idea they are sleeping in their uniforms. the mindset of the soldiers, women would not want to do this, it was illegal, women would not be there. this is illustrated i a quote we have from colonel orlando pro. he found out his orderly had been a woman, and he writes, "a single glance at her in her prop

costumes and personal wardrobe items belonging to elizabeth taylor, audrey hepburn, marilyn monroe andn only watch the oscars here on abc7. our coverage on the red carpet begins at 1:30. >>> turning to weather now and the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >>> hi, chris. good morning to you. we've got a dry day today and san francisco cloudy skies. 45 in mountain view, 46 in san jose and we're looking at another cloudy view with a few peeks of sun in the south bay. 44 by the delta, 43 in santa reza. certainly milder this morning with the cloud cover. nine degre with six degrees warmer this morning in san jose. so, underneath a mostly cloudy sky today, look for 53 in san francisco, 55 in richmond, upper 50s san jose, 58 in morgan hill. then the rain arrives early tomorrow in the north bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast keeps the rain in the north bay for the bulk of the day on monday. then it shifts south overnight. the rain and wind increase to flash flood watches for marin, sonoma, and napa tuesday and wednesday. we have a two on our storm impact scale. an

costumes and personal wardrobe items belonging to elizabeth taylor, audrey hepburn, marilyn monroe andtarts at 4:00. tickets are available at $50 a person. again, you can only watch the oscars here on abc7. our coverage on the red carpet begins at 1:30. >>> next on "abc7 mornings" 6:00- after the suddenth ff ac news h polic rept with some answers about happened. >>> also ahead, how i findingar help neighbors near loud music venues sound-proof their establishments. remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> it's sunday, february 24th. good morning and thanks so much for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at

audrey says, as a previous student at warwick, i am appalled at the treatment of these young women, anothery body that should be dealing with this, the university is not equipped to do so, so they should put this towards the police. warwick university is a place of learning, an inquiry should look into malpractice, it is an atrocious situation. if you are a student there, tell us what you are considering doing if you believe that the reduction of this ten—year ban to one year, which means two of the male students will be returning later this year, is not appropriate, do let me know. still to come, police are appealing for the mother of this baby girl to come forward — she was abandoned in a park in east london last night. and a suicide prevention charity aimed at young people says calls to its helpline have increased 40% since publicity surrounding the death of 14—year—old molly russell, who took her own life after apparently viewing material about suicide on instagram. heavy snow has swept across south wales and southern england, leaving motorists stranded and causing some travel disruptio

host: let's go to audrey, who is calling from decatur, alabama, on the republican line.y, good morning. caller: good morning, jesse. how are you doing today? host: i am fine. go ahead. caller: i am calling from alabama, the beautiful. i would like to say on this 2020 election, we have a strong democratic party in alabama now. we elected doug jones. i think we get ignored sometimes for things we do. i am right here next to huntsville. we have more engineers in huntsville per capita than the whole united states. we have a great economy, great jobs, but on the green deal that haveare proposing, we developed here 15 years ago and that there alabama is a car that runs on hydrogen. now, he sold the technology to general motors. there is an article on money.cnn.com about -- the s super quiet,m' super cool military 4 x 4," if anybody wants to look it up. these are hidden technologies. i mean, we have got so much robotics, mechanical engineering, rocket boosters have been going off all morning. do you understand what i am saying? and we have a lot of adversity here that people ju

audrey hepburn, whoopi goldberg, mel brooks. hugh it egot.uthackman could be the next. how exciting! i'm wondering what the award would be for sergio aguero. he was not in my fa ntasy for sergio aguero. he was not in my fantasy league team because i couldn't afford him. manchester city hammered chelsea 6—0 to return to the top of the premier league. sergio aguero scored a hatrick in the win. city have played one more game than second place liverpool. jonny may scored a hattrick inside 30 minutes as england thumped france to go top of the six nations after two games. they ran in six tries in the aa points to eight win. the women went one better than the men by running in seven tries to beat the defending champions france a1—26 in doncaster. and it's taken until the third test but england's cricketers are finally coming good against the west indies. they'll be batting this afternoon with a healthy lead after an impressive bowling and catching display. watching that yesterday, slightly frustrated, thinking why at this point they suddenly start t

from audrey hepburn shining in her ji van chee gown -- >> she set the bar incredibly high. >> reporterushing the envelope of fashion. like barbra streisand in her arnold scazzi pantsuit. >> sort of like sexy pajamas. gave the audience a lot more than they were bargaining for because once the camera flashes hit it, it was completely see-through. >> reporter: and cher. >> this harkens back to the good old days. >> i feel so bad for whoever sat behind her. >> reporter: celine throwing out all fashion rules in her dior tux. >> leave it to celine to take a fashion risk and wear it backwards. and let me tell you, it worked. >> reporter: gwyneth paltrow wearing a pink gown, starting a revolution. >> all over america, young women are wearing it. >> reporter: no one was ready for what bjork wore. >> she actually brought it to the red carpet. >> it continues to come up as an example of what not to do on the red carpet unless you want to be a spectacle. >> this is the first oscar for halle berry. >> reporter: halle berry making history in elie saab. >> it had that sheer bodis. it balanced between

actress audrey moore starred in "better call saul" had a request for all of her wedding guests.a look at these happy gals this their gowns married anywhere from six months to 20 years, the idea came to moore after she went to a wedding and admired the bride's gown then was really saddened to think about it destined to sit in a box for the rest of its days. she told "gma" after her wedding, all the women were thrilled to put their dresses back on. and asked if she had any problem sharing the spotlight, she answered, no chance. i love when everyone gets to shine and play. i think it's a really cool idea. maybe not for the main event but for the girls night. i thought that was really fun. >>> and then one more thing for you on this friday morning. the american kennel club's museum of the dog opens in new york city this morning. housing one of the world's largest collections of fine art, featuring dogs of all walks. of course from priceless paintings to sculptures this is a real museum like a serious museum, contemporary art made by some of the most well-known artists in history. th

host: from our independent line in connecticut, audrey is next.eresting,s during the olympics, i was keeping private eye on his watched what her report back to him was and i think there is a certain immaturity about him. i just got a feeling olympics meant so much to him and to be part of the rest of the world, his aspect of his obsession over the movies, basketball player, there is something about him that i feel there is -- something within him wants to be the real world, the rest of the world. if we can work on that to some hopet, maybe there is some to get him to travel throughout the united states or the world and see -- just like now, he will be in vietnam. this has got to affect him when he sees what his country is like compared to other parts of the world. i am not hoping for a lot out of this particular summit, but i think there is something out of this man that wants to move and be a part of what is going on. especially things like the olympics and such. that is about it, but i hope for host: the best. host:yesterday's washington times h