lee cowan will report our cover story. >> for all the academy award that will be handed out tonight you won't see one for best main title design. yes, title design. that blend of graphic art and film make thank can be just as memorable as the movie itself. >> what would those films be without them? that's what you have to ask. >> giving credit where credit is due, later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: the call for the envelope please summons mixed emotion for salie field. this morning she'll be sharing her academy award winning memories with us. >> i started this and i'm gonna finish it. >> though salie field has won the oscar not once but two times. >> i'm going to lose what's left of my family. i'm not going to let that happen. >> she just might be most famous for her acceptance speech. >> thisn >> this morning, we'll talk with salie field. grace kelly is an oscar winner of the past who wept on to win ever greater fame as a real life princess. rita braver tells us her story this morning in a postcard >> american m

because win song something she's been doing since childhood as she tells our lee cowan. >> there's somethingut emma stone you may not ♪ i don't know if this is wrong or it is right ♪ >> it has nothing to do with her celebrated performance in "la la land." >> i lover. you're a champion. >> did i win the second grade spelling bee, yes, i did. >> and if things go her way it might just be sharing a shelf with an oscar. emma stone, later on "sunday morning." >> pauley: michael kors made a name for himself designing clothes for celebrities. but he's made his fortune with clothes that are ready to wear with you anyone. he'll share his secrets with rita waiver. >> these are fun. >> michael kors' designs have a way of showing up on some of the most famous women in america. >> is there a strategy for getting celebrities to wear your clothes? >> it turns out to be like this weird telepat thee. they know we're right for us. >> later on "sunday morning," getting it right with michael kors. >> pauley: at tonight's ma'am degrees you can expect to see plenty of bro hugs. if you think that's something new, m

here's lee cowan. >> the light at the end of our long winter tunnel is ahead.ling cards winter leaves behind. the black holes of the asphalt galaxy. that by spring can swallow a car whole. >> oooh. >> that's going to take an extra bag of concrete it's so deep. >> before the snow and ice made goose bumps out of our roads, we found jim bachor doing a little traffic triage. his neighborhood in chicago is full of these urban craters. so many in fact that jim decided to start fixing them. himself. >> i just want to get my work done and get out. i'm not interesting in having people watch me. >> especially the watchful gaze of the chicago police. >> i'm always worry read bout the cops, you know? i'm too old to be arrested, i've got twin boys. >> it's true his gestures of goodwill aren't city council in this casely legal, but no one's really bothered him, because jim isn't just filling chicago's potholes he's turning them into works of art. >> it's fun to see it re-owe ledge. >> like this rendering of a rumpled cheeto bag made out of marble and glass. >> this is lookin

lee cowan does the honors. >> she's reinvented herself so many times it's hard to know what to expect from lady gaga. >> ♪ i wanna hold 'em like they do in texas. >> that's exactly the way she likes it. >> it seems like you're more lady now than gaga. >> really? today, what about tomorrow. >> lady gaga's latest in carnation, ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: they say no two snowflakes are just alike but plenty of pairs of people are. they're called identical twins. and with erin moriarty this morning, we'll be meeting a select few. >> 25-year-old sarah heath grew up in nashville, tennessee, as an only child. at least that's what she thought she was. until two and a half years ago when she met celena kopinski her identical twin sister. >> does it feel a little surreal. >> absolutely: still. ahead on "sunday morning." the extraordinary stories of twins separated at birth and what scientists can learn from their ununlikely reunions. >> pauley: action is fast and furious at the athletic competition luke burbank will take us to this morning. we're not talking about the super bowl. >> p

lee cowan met him in los angeles.t the rise and fall of painful past. >> reporter: his sound is hard to classify. it floats somewhere between r & b and doesn't quite describe him. ♪ let me get down >> reporter: his music is unique, and so's his name. anderson paak. simple enough, except he puts a dot in the middle. >> that's for detail, to pay attention to the small things. >> but you don't say it. >> nah. it's a soft dot. yeah. it's a soft dot. anderson dot paak. >> he's a young guy and certainly blessed. from the second floor window of his old l.a. recording studio, happy to let the people know anderson paak has arrived. twice for best new artist and best contemporary album hyperintellectual, but it's not dump fast food. it's good music for smart sexy people to dance to, and, you know, good high end art, you know. >> we met at a restaurant in koreatown where he lives with his wife and his young son, soul. >> they give us a lot of free drinks here so we like it the most. >> reporter: there was a time when he needed a

lee cowan introduces in a story for sunday morning. >> reporter: the white at the end of our long winterbut so are the calling cards winter leaves behind. the backholes that by string can swallow a car hole. >> that's going to take an extra bag of concrete it's so deep. >> reporter: before the snow and ice made goose bumps out of our road, we found jim bock doing a little traffic triage. jim decided to start fixing them, himself. >> i just want to get my work done and get out. i'm not interested in having people watch me, really. >> reporter: especially the watchful gaze of the chicago police. >> i'm always worried about the cops. i'm too old to be arrested. i've got twin boys. >> reporter: it's true his gestures of good will aren't technically legal, but no one has bothered him about it, because he's not just filling chicago's potholes, he's turning them into works of art. >> it's fun to see it reemerge. >> reporter: like this rendering of a rumple ed cheeto bag, made out of marble and blass. >> it's just that unexpected joy, which is a fun thing for me. >> reporter: his street mosaics

lee cowan has the story. >> reporter: the cast's best selling author doug preston will say he doesn'tt, here he is, being treated for an illness he contracted while on a jungle expedition. to a site rumored for centuries to rain misfortune down on anyone who entered. >> i would never trade that experience for anything. it was so powerful. >> reporter: his tale begins in the rainforests, carpeting some 20,000 square miles of honduras and nicaragua. >> the legend is there was a great city in the mountains struck by a series of catastrophes, and the inhabitants thought the gods were angry and left, leaving their belongings behind. >> reporter: some call it the white city. others, the city of the monkey god. its possible existence has tantalized adventure seekers since the 1500s. including steve elkins who has been obsessed with finding the city since the early '90s. >> who doesn't like a story with mystery in it? so let's go and see what happens. >> they might come back from today with the other sites. >> reporter: he launched his latest expedition in 2012 and invited doug preston to wri

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