diane gallagher has more. >> diane: i can tell you two things. as of this morning, the republican field is smaller, and the polls, when it comes to the frontrunner, were not wrong. donald j. trump is tightening nomination. >> there's nothing easy about running for president. i can tell you. it's tough. it's nasty. it's mean. it's beautiful. (laughter). >> when you win, it's beautiful. >> u.s.a., u.s.a. >> acknowledging it's hard to run for president, donald trump saw a huge payoff in south carolina saturday night. victory in the south for the republican frontrunner, his win so commanding he may have clenched every single delegate in the palmetto state. while on the democratic side, luck was a lady. hillary clinton thanking nevada for her much-needed victory. >> some may have doubted us, but we have never doubted each other. we are all in this together. we all have to do our part. >> opponent bernie sanders may have conceded nevada and possibly next week's primary in south carolina, but don't count him out. >> it is clear to me and i think most ob

diane gallagher explains. >> we're going to make america so great again! maybe greater than ever before! >> reporter: donald trump scored a big-time win in new hampshire with twice as many votes as the next candidate, a surprisingly strong second- place finish from john kasich. >> i need your support. i need your help here. >> reporter: some questionof support in the southern states. it seems he has not focused as much on it as some of the other candidates like jeb bush. also, ted cruz is enlisting the help of his big brother.>> this is president george w. bush. >> the radio ad has already hit the airwaves. spend time in florida wednesday. >> carly fiorina announced late today that she would not continue to run for president. >> thank you new hampshire! >> after snacking up -- after snatching up 60%, bernie sanders celebrated his dominant wind -- win clinton is pulling ahead with minority voters. in washington, diane gallagher. >>> the hosted presidential anchor john dickerson. and kimberly strasser from the moderate. colin will be there and provide live r

. >> dan: here to break down what to watch for is diane gallagher in washington. diane, what can we expect to see tonight? >> reporter: dan, if i were you i would look out for fiery exchanges between the two democrats, first time hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off-speed since sanders dominating win in new hampshire. this has become an extremely competitive race and sanders is looking to build on the momentum and clinton looking to win back some of hers. >> reporter: following his vermont senator bernie sanders offered this prediction. >> they are throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink, and i have the feeling that kitchen sink is coming pretty soon. >> tonight sanders could see the kitchen sink and then some. hillary is coming off a 22 point loss and nail biter in iowa. the former secretary of state is expected to come out swinging much like last week's msnbc debate. >> enough is enough. if you have something to say, say it. >> tonight expect to see clinton and sanders focus on two key voting blocks where they could be vulnerable. for clinton she

diane gallagher joins us from washington with the new tug-of-war on the campaign trail. diane? >> reporter: dan, denise, as if this particular campaign season couldn't get more intense. you throw it into the mix. for both parties this is the most crucial elections in recent history. all three branches of government up for grabs here. you have both sides of the aisle trying to fight over the white house and senate but the supreme court as well. >> the death of justice antonin scalia and who will replace him will be topic number 1 on the campaign trail. hours after news of his passing broke candidates weigh in during >> the next president needs to a point someone with a proven record. >> we are one justice away from a supreme court striking down every restriction of abortion adopted by the united states. >> i can say this, if i was president i would want to try to nominate a justice. >> i do not believe the justice should appoint someone. >> mitch mcconnell threatened to block president obama's pick saying the next president should nominate and harry reed says obama should choose

diane gallagher has the latest >> look, south carolina politics is rough and tumble for sure. >> that may be an understatement. a poll indicates south carolina is donald trump country. the real estate mogul holds a 16 point lead over ted cruz 38-22%. marco rubio and jeb bush battling it out for third days ahead in the south's primary expect to see republicans pull out all the stops. >> ted holds up the bible and lies about so many things. >> the gloves are off. >> it is part of the campaign strategy and it is troubling. >> the claws are out. >> we are not in grade school getting to say liar, liar pants on fire and not respond to the substance. >> however you want to say it. >> folks, this is not helping our country. >> it is set to get ugly. >> you think this is fun. >> you think this is fun. >> someone looked to be having fun. >> president bush stumping for brother jeb bush monday night who likely won't continue the bush family winning streak in the palmetto state and needs at least a strong finish to keep going. >> meanwhile for the democrats in south carolina bernie sanders is work

diane gallagher is live from columbia, south carolina, with all the highlights this morning. diane, you sat through it. what is the latest there? good morning to you at this point. >> reporter: we have seen the republican candidates on the south carolina stage it's hard to go anywhere without seeing campaign signs or ads on t.v. but last night's format really gave you the opportunity to get to know the candidates a little bit better. it wasn't just that you got to hear real questions from real voters, but they had more time a little bit more in depth. >> wednesday's republican town hall underscored the intensity of the race headg into the primary. dr. ben carson, senate store ted cruz and senator marco rubio taking the stage the first night. rubio came down on swinging, doubling down on previous statements that cruz is a liar. >> i said he has been lying because if you say something that is isn't true and you saw it over and over again, there's no other word for it. >> reporter: cruz was quick to hit back. >> both donald trump and marco rubio are following this pattern, whenev

>>reporter: in washington, i'm diane gallagher. >>evan: well, a simple street sign on the roadway seen every day, but now bececse of the superbowl it is going viral. coming up, how this sign and others have people making >> >>evan: the kids at a hickory elementary school showed their panthers pride this week as dave fa herty shows us, the entire student body did their version of cam newton's famous dad. >>reporter: we have all seen pose when he scores a touchdown. now students and faculty at blackburn elementary are showing panthers pride, trying to pull off a massive dad to support the team. >> it's such a special day, it's a special day for our kids. panthers spirit is alive. it's well. we love it. we can't wait for sunday. >>reporter: assistant principal corey gave quick instructions, showing the students the proper technique. >> stand up. bring your knees to the arms. the other hand up. >> and then it was game on. more than 700 students and faculty dabbing at the same time. >> i have been a panthers fan ever since 2004 when i w

diane gallagher begins right now with live coverage from columbia. >>> good morning to you, diane, what is the latest? >> reporter: in a little more than 24 hours, voters in south carolina are hoping to vote republican will finally head to the polls so in last night's town hall, the stakes could not have been higher. for jeb bush, john kasich, and in this case, the overwhelming front runner. >> >>> donald trump dominated headlines leading the gop town hall after pope francis said wanting to build a border wall between the united states and mexico is not christian i. was scene as a thinlyvaled reference to the controversial

in des moines, iowa, i'm diane gallagher, back to you. thank you. stay with 7 news on the air and on-line for coverage of the iowa caucuses. look for dan hausle's live today. >> sarah: many of us enjoying the unseasonably winter weather. let's send it over to chris lambert. what's going on? >> chris: back here on the east coast, we are ready for flip-flop weather. fire up the grill. right? look at these numbers in boston. 6 3. the record for the date in boston is 66. we will be close early this afternoon. 65, 66 in boston. close to the record in worcester as well. broke the record in providence at 65 degrees. winds out of the west. gusty wind. we can take the gusty wind when the temperatures are in february. we have more clouds west of us. there may be a sprinkle or brief shower that tries to sneak in near day's end. overall, we will start cooling down late in the afternoon into the early evening hours. we will watch temperatures fall back this evening in the 40's. big old rainstorm for wednesday. in chinatown. a woman is hit by a car and dragged mi

. >> jay: diane gallagher joins us with the latest. good morning to you. >> the parties are raging here in los angeles as hollywood biggest night. controversy. something that the host addressed throughout the entire the theme of boy gets girl, or in this case, boy gets the oscar. >> and the oscar goes to, leonardo dicaprio. >> reporter: six nominations over 22 years and leonardo dicaprio is finally an oscar winner. >> i have to thank everyone from the very onset of my career, mr. kay ton jones, for casting me in my first film. brie larson won for "room," and host chris rock got in a dig at the oscars and a nod to the oscars so white movement. if they nominated a host, i wouldn't get the job. so you will be watching neil patrick harris right now. >> reporter: alley han degree knowry toe ( ) brought his career trophy couldn't to 4, he also won last year. the ensemble film "spotlight" took home the best picture. >> we hope to become a choir

diane gallagher begins right now with live coverage from columbia. >>> good morning to you, diane, what is the latest? >> reporter: in a little more than 24 hours, voters in south carolina are hoping to vote republican will finally head to the polls so in last night's town hall, the stakes could not have been higher. for jeb bush, john kasich, and in this case, the overwhelming front runner. >> >>> donald trump dominated headlines leading the gop town hall after pope francis said wanting to build a border wall between the united states and mexico is not christian i. was scene as a thinlyvaled reference to the controversial >> he has an awfully big wall at the vatican ka. i think he said something much softer than originally reported by the media. >> john kasich and jeb bush would not be put down in the debate. >> put me propope, i don't doubt people's christianity. >> kasich said a supporter said he found hope in kasich's message. >> you have to celebrate other people's wins and sometimes you have to sit with them and cry. >> reporter: bush addressed a huge blow to his campaign, governo

diane gallagher joins us live from des moines. die -- diane.they say it's all about the turnout, they are hoping that's what's going to happen. looking live on a donald trump event in waterloo, iowa. candidates are holding rallies like this one and meeting voters and attempting the last ditch effort to get out the vote. they spent thousands of hours and millions of dollars here and it's go time. for the first time in the presidential election voters have a say in who stays and goes. polls and party members have had the most influence in who remains a viable candidate. even though the road to the white house begins

diane gallagher joins us live from des moines. die -- diane. you know they say it's all about the turnout, they are hoping that's what's going to happen. looking live on a donald trump event in waterloo, iowa. candidates are holding rallies like this one and meeting voters and attempting the last ditch effort to get out the vote. they spent thousands of hours and millions of dollars here and it's go time. for the first time in the presidential election voters have a say in who stays and goes. polls and party members have had the most influence in who remains a viable candidate. even though the road to the white house begins in iowa. history shows since the 1970s less than a third of republicans and less than half of democrats who have won here have gone on to win the party nomination. donald trump holds a lead over ted cruz. political analysts come down to turnout. >>> turnout will tell us something whether he has changed the electorate that's the prospect. can he bring out new voters who have not voted before. >> reporter: turnout will be key

in columbia south carolina i am diane gallagher reported.>> iconic american novelist has died. harper lee is best known for writing to kill a mockingbird it was lee's first novel published in 1960 and quickly became a classic generations. the stories about racial injustice in a small southern town and received the pulitzer prize.in 2007 president george w. bush was in the freedom to lee. >> and one of the few interviews only ever granted she offered a glimpse into her thoughts saying i want to do the best i can with the talents god gave me. austen of south alabama. harper lee was 89 years old. >> the fbi calls in the incognito band serial bank robber is a new reward up for him i will tell you about the length this guy goes to to cover his tracks. >> called to active duty and can't get out of the lease. the bill the local soldier stuck with in basic training. >> bed of snow moving into new england right now are looking at slippery tonight how much we rebound to this weekend with temperatures zipping up all have it for your next. plus welcome sign of spring were talk red sox pitc

diane gallagher with a behind- the-scenes look with what's going on happen on the red carpet. >> we're out here on the red carpet. we don't have any celebrities for you right now, but it is a couple of hundred of my closest media friends getting ready for the main event here. it all starts back there behind the silver car. the celebrities go through security before they come on to the red carpet to smile for the cameras. there's plenty of people setting up their shots, getting a look where they want to be when the big stars come up. they're actually not going to be on the carpet though. the media will be right over this way. that's where each individual camera gets to be. it is tight quarters over here, shoulder to shoulder. nothing glamorous about the press area during the academy awards. all that glamour is here on the red carpet. all the fun happening over to my right in those empty risers come red carpet time, it will be filled with all sorts of adoring fans who have been waiting to get their carpet side seat, maybe get a selfie with leo comeshow time. they're still working on the

diane gallagher has more. >> reporter: wednesday's report town hall underscored the intensity of the race heading into south carolina's primary. dr. ben carson, ted cruz and marco rubio taking the stage the first night and rubio came out swinging, doubling down on previous statements that cruz has been lying. >> if you say it over and over again and know it is not true, there's no word for it. >> reporter: they were hitting back. >> both marco rubio and trump following this pattern to what they said to voted on to what they have done they start screaming liar liar liar. >> reporter: candidates found denouncing president obama's for upcoming trip to cuba. >> i think it is a mistake, president should be ininstead pushing for free cuba. >> not communist dictatorship but antiamerican communist dictatorship. >> reporter: upupon lar stance on talking point, whether or not president should nominate new supreme court justice. >> i probably would. i probably would take the opportunity to nominate someone. >> sara: >> sara: john kasich is coming to massachusetts this weekend. he is currently p

. >> diane gallagher has the latest on how u.s. health workers are ramping up efforts to stop it. >> today, florida has 12 zika cases. we have to explain the zika case. for the best. >>> florida is not only confirmed for the zika virus. texas has a task forum to deal with it. it's estimated 4 million people to be infected in the next year. the zika virus is mosquito born. but the first case didn't come from a mosquito. >> we have confirmation it's spread otherwise through sexual activity. >> there's an alarming link, micro micro encephaly. >> we do know for pregnant women, that could be so concerning. >> so concerning, they are telling women who are or could be pregnant, not to travel in zika areas. of defense, are allowing pregnant employees to opt out of assignment in the places. brazil. as the country prepares for carnival, it's preparing for a campaign that will involve more than 2 hundred thousand troops. in washington, bill gallagher. >> and the experts are -- local 12 news, sits down with the health commerce, to share the co

diane gallagher is live in washington, d.c. with more on his life and legacy, diane, people are already fighting about who she would replace him. >>> the flags have not been lowered yet after the news of justice scalia's death broke yesterday afternoon. we have less than nine months to go before the election. you can expect the debate over whose going to select scalia's replacement to be a key battle between now and november. >> reporter: antonin scalia was a champion for the conservative voice during his three decades as justice. scalia passed away while on a hunting trip in texas, he was 79 years old. last night president obama offered his condolences to the family. >>> we honor his extraordinary service to the nation and remember one of the towering legal figures of our time. >> reporter: politics and presidential candidates wasted little time about who will pick the next justice. president obama said he will nominate a successor. >>> i plan to nominate a successor in due time there will be plenty of time for me to do so and

diane gallagher has a recap. >> reporter: pope francis said wanting to build a border wall was not christian. >> he's got an awfully big wall at the vatican. >> reporter: governors would not be drawn into the debate. >> put me down in the column. i don't question people's christianity. >> reporter: earlier, a supporter found hope in kasich's message. >> you've got to celebrate other people's wins and sometimes sit with them and cry. >> >> reporter: and bush addressed a huge blow to his campaign. >> reporter: democrats held a town hall in vegas. they traded barbs in an effort to win over minority vters. >> i j jt done know where all of this comes from. it's maybe that senator sanders wasn't a democrat until he decided to run for president. >> reporter: i'm dianene gallagher, 7 news. >> diana: and w's time to download the voice your choice app. >>> coming up next on 7 news at noon, two women raising eyebrows after visiting a miami beach synagogue. now one of them explaining the story behind her spiritual journey. >>> and would-be robber outor a quick fix picks the wrong drugstore. >>> an polic

diane gallagher is joining us live in washington with more on how they are hoping to appeal to a more conservative base. diane? >> reporter: dan, denise, the g.o.p. is down south now. several of these republicans are working really hard to woo a specific set of voters and went to a key forum in a key state. the shady siren song of carolina primaries past and i can tell you at least a couple of candidates are trying really hard to do that. >> we must be close to home. >> reporter: candidates are changing up their south carolina strategy. some are getting personal. >> my faith means everything to me. >> reporter: jeb bush ben carson and marco rubio on stage friday for the faith and family forum in greenville. >> my faith happens to be in god and savior jesus christ and that affects the way i deal with everybody. >> reporter: just more than a week in the primary, it seems many republicans are taking a page from the john kasich self-proclaimed positive play book attempting to stay above the fray in a contest famous for whisper campaigns and dirty politics and even donald trump spending th

but as diane gallagher explains from des moines, iowa, the democratic race is too close to call. >> reporter: god bless the great state of iowa! >> reporter: ted cruz takes a victory lap after a clear victory in the iowa caucuses. >> tonight is a victory for the grassroots. donald trump earned 24%. he vows to fight on. >> we finished second and i want to tell you something -- i'm just honored. >> reporter: florida senator marco rubio made a strong showing in third place giving his campaign a shot of momentum. >> if i am our nominee and i will be our nominee thanks who what you have done in this -- to what you have done in this great state. >> reporter: the votes came in, for the democrats in much of the previous polls, dead heat. in just hours the race too close to call. >> i stand here tonight breathing a big sigh of relief, thank you, iowa! >> iowa has begun tonight, a political revolution. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: but it's the end of the road for at least two candidates, democrat martin o'malley calling it quits after just getting 1% of the vote. on the republican side mike

diane gallagher joins us in washington, d.c. with more on the trump steamroller. >> reporter: dan, denise, even donald trump's own campaign admits maybe he wasn't as organized as he should have been in iowa in the state he won so far in the early competitions. that was clearly not the case in nevada. the numbers are astounding. more people cast votes for donald trump last night than the total number of people who cast votes in 2012 all together for every single candidate. there's definitely momentum and everybody kind of waiting for the trump campaign to collapse, less and less likely it will happen. >> we love nevada. thank you. >> reporter: and nevada loved donald trump. the dominating win, the third victory in a row. politicians. >> we have drama and intrigue going on in the party. >> trump has broken through the line. >> i think donald trump is the inevitable nominee. >> even members of the media. >> the republican establishment is not laughing now. >> they reacted in a huge way. >> it is a stunning victory. >> it is a stunn

let's head to diane gallagher for all the action. i think we all kind of wanted and expected leo to win here. a lot of people expected him to win. he was favorite. favorite many times. we all were crossing our finger. hoping leo would finally get it. he got that award. and you know what was really cool about it was the fact that all of us remember "titanic" and the love story of jack and rose. it was kate winslet. it was really a nice moment to see two people who are such hollywood stars and starlets she had legitimate reaction. i loff it. and i love him. >>> diane, one shock of the night was in the best supporting actor category. a lot of people thought sylvester stallone would win. but he didn't. >> he's been sweeping all of the other award shows. and he didn't win. everybody thought may be something like lifetime achievement award or something. because he didn't win before when in rocky. all the awards shows leading up to it he had been getting it. they showed his face. feel sorry for sylvester stallone here. when it comes oscar.

diane gallagher joining us live from iowa with more on the big day. >> it actually sort of says it all. let your voice be heard. that's exactly what the candidates are hoping their supporters will do today. they will show up in caucus because let's be honest. it all comes down to tonight. and it's never been this tight. >>> for the first time in 2016 presidential election voters have a say who stays and who goes. donors polls and party member have the most influence. who remains a viable candidate. even though the road begins in less than third of republican and less than half of democrats who won here have gone on to win the party's nomination. for the republicans the most recent cnn show trump holds a lead over cruz. >>> can he bring out new voter whose haven't voted before? >> turnout will be key for bernie sanders in a virtual dead heat with hillary clinton. bernie sander relying on some blocks. he's counting on young voters. those who don't have attachment to democratic party to come out and vote for him. >>> cnn poll put clinton three points ahead of sander among iowa voter with

diane gallagher back to you. >> holly: temperatures are staying mild after a springlike sunday. >> jay:, ingrid, any chance the weather will last? >> ingrid: yes, indeed. e it's in the 50s. 42 cull low way, 53 lake toxaway, weaverville 49 degrees. and staying in the upper 50s through lunchtime, with mostly sunny conditions. another day in the 60s. how long will this warm trend stick around, i will tell you coming up. >>> and if you're heading out in asheville, the morning commute looks good, jack lib? >> jaclyn: yes, all the time. everything is up to speed on i-40 this morning. it's a nice and smooth 5 minute commute from fairview road over to the i-26 merge. it's the same story here along i-26 in asheville. traffic is flowing smoothly road. and finally, lease take a look at i-40 eastbound from tunnel road. traffic is moving right along in the area, with 60 miles per hour speeds there. that's a look at your on-time traffic report, brought to you by the wired mouse. back over to you. >> holly: today, mcdowell county dss is calling a special meeting in hopes of finding families for the c

reporting live in columbia, south carolina, i'm diane gallagher, back to you. >> holly: republican presidential candidates continue their push for votes in the upstate. >> jay: ted cruz, marco rubio and ben carson will be at the conservative reviews conservative convention that starts at 8:00 tonight at the bonn sa occur wellness center in greenville ( ). all the candidates also have several events in the upstate prior to that event. >> holly: donald trump plans to hold a town hall in gaffney tonight. it starts at 5:0 at the broad river electric cooperative. >> jay: and ohio governor john kasich is holding a town hall at clemson at thestrom thurman institute. the event starts at 2:15. >> holly: today is the first day all week multiple schools are not closed or delayed due to the weather. >> jay: ingrid, there might be some disappointed kids out there. >> ingrid: yeah, just avery is on a two hour day but the rest of us are okay. it's lester 29, nebo 30 degrees and robbinsville 36. looking at the day ahead, 40 by 10 a.m., lunchtime, 46 with sunshine. but it's a return to the 60s that i will share

. >> sara: diane gallagher reporting. trump, john kasich will be participate participating in a town hall. he is coming to massachusetts. he is polling between 4th and 6 he is polling between 4th and 6th in south carolina and will spend primary day holding a town hall in worcester. kasich is hope kasich is hoping to build on momentum he gained in neighboring new hampshire neighboring new hampshire where he scored a surprise second-place victory in the state's primary. he will hold a town hall on saturday. >>> and things are getting closer than ever heading toward the south carolina and nevada a new cnn poll suggests that bernie sanders and hillary clinton are in a dead heat. 48% of likely caucusgoers say they support clinton. 47% are behind sanders. >>> president obama will be the first leader to visit cuba in 88 years. the white house expected to confirm that trip later today. it will take place in late march before privily planned visit to argentina. last year the country last year the countries very stored diplomat tie

diane gallagher is live for us with more on the reaction of the justice's sudden death. >>> the flags have not been lord by the time the political lines were being drawn after hearing justice scalia passed away when the news broke yesterday afternoon. it's probably because we have 9 months to go before the election. expect to see not only debate whole replace scalia but whole nominate him to replace him between now and november. antonin scalia will be remembered as the champion of the conservative voice. his sharply written opinions brought ideology to the forefront to the court. scalia passed away while on a hunting trip to texas. he was 79 years old. >>> we honor his extraordinary service to our nation and remember one of the towering legal figures of our time. >> reporter: politicians and presidential candidates wasted little time before debating whole pick the next justice. the president said he will nominate. >>> i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities in nominating a successor in due time. there's plenty of time for me to do so and for the senate to fulfill its resp

cnn reporter diane gallagher has the latest on how u-s officials florida today florida has 12 zika cases. we have to ensure that florida is safe. just like in a hurricane, you're going to prepare for the worst, hope for the best. florida is not alone in dealing with zika, it's been confirmed in a number of states. texas actually created a task force to help deal with it and the world health organization said last week that he virus is spreading so rapidly in central and south america, it estimates four million people could be infected in the next year. zika virus is mosquito-born but the first case transmitted in the u.s. did not come from a mosquito. in dallas county we have received confirmation that it was spread otherwise, through sexual activity experts say the infection by itself is not dangerous but there is an alarming link to a condition called microcephaly, in which women infected while pregnant can give birth to babies with small heads and underdeveloped brains. that's the important thing to remember. this isn't a huge health concern for the majority of people but we do know f

puttingre the final touches on the red carpet for tonight's big 88th annual actors celebration.rat >> diane gallagher reports from the location where hollywood's biggest stars willthe be arriving. >>> couple hundred of my closest media friends along with me getting ready for the main event here. it all starts here back behind that silva silver curtain curtain andr that is where celebrities go through security before th they come out of the red carpet the smile for to smile for theeyh cameras and you can see there pointing at people setting up p their shots getting a look at where they want tottng be but they're not going to be on the carpet. the media will be over here and that's where you can see each individual camera gets to be. tight quarters, shoulder to shoulder, nothing glamorous aboutde the prep area during the academy awards. a all that glamorous on the red carpet but the fund funded fun is happening to my right. the risers will be filled with all sorts of of adoring fans who'dillorts been waiting to get a assaulted with leo.ait they are still working on thethe red carpet itself. you can see

diane gallagher has a look at how everything is shaping up hours before showtime. >> reporter: we're and -- i don't have any celebrities right now. but it is a couple hundred of my closest media friends along with me getting ready for the main event. it starts back behind the silver kurton. that's where the celebrities themselves go through security before they come out to smile for the cameras. and you see there's plenty of people setting up their shops now, getting a look at where they want to be when the pig stars come out. they're actually not going to be on the rapperet. the media's going to be this way. that's where each individual camera gets to be. it is tight shoulders. we're talking shoulder to shoulder. nothing glamorous about the press area during the academy awards. that you will glamor is here on the red carpet. all the fun, though, happening to my right in the empty risers. come red carpet time, it will be filled with all sorts of, doering fans who have been -- adoring fans who have been waiting for a sacarpetside sigh or photo with leo. you see here they're cutting it