keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer. >> patrick and gina kept digging.n diego sheriff's department, the case had gone cold. >> it's almost impossible to work a case without information flowing in. >> no leads, no answers to what happened to this loving, happy family of four. but that changed on november 11, 2013. >> 9-1-1 emergency, what are you reporting? >> two shallow graves unearthed in the mojave desert. >> looks like part of a skull. >> through the use of dental records, we're able to identify the adult victims as summer and joseph mcstay. we believe the other two sets of remains are that of the boys, their sons. >> when we come back, this new crime scene brings them closer to finding a suspect. ♪ [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms could become. learn more about the role dam

keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer. >> patrick and gina kept digging. but for the san diego sheriff's department, the case had gone cold. >> it's almost impossible to work a case without information flowing in. >> no leads, no answers to what happened to this loving, happy family of four. but that changed on november 11, 2013. >> 9-1-1 emergency, what are you reporting? >> two shallow graves unearthed in the moe ha gjave desert. >> looks like part of a skull. >> through the use of dental records, we're able to identify the adult victims as summer and joseph mcstay. we believe the other two sets of remains are that of the boys, their sons. >> when we come back, this new crime scene brings them closer to finding a suspect. mcstay knew only that his family had venged. this is where they were finally found. >> i have to see it and experience it. >> seeing it, patrick says, is crucial to catching the killer. >> it's awfully hard to imagine somebody just out of nowhere pulling off the road and coming here and finding this. >> finding this place. >> just, yeah

where are you, patrick? he's right at work. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> very generous of you. >> thank you very much. if you'd let me get on with my work. >> go ahead. i want to preach a little more. >> have you got any johnson stories? >> i think the phenomenon of the human face is one of the most extraordinary aspects of the human brain. when you think there are very little differences from one face to another, may newt, fractions of an inch. and yet you could be in grand central station at rush hour with 10, 20,000 people going by. and if some old friend of yours from 20 years ago walked by, you would recognize them instantly. think what that does -- what that says about the brain and how it evolved in order to know faces. we have right here in your wonderful gallery one of the national treasures in trumble's decoration of independence july 4th, 1776. almost everything about that painting in inaccurate. the room is wrong, the furniture is wrong, the curtains are in the wrong place, the door is in the wr

neil patrick harris. a challenge to the ellen selfie.host hugh jackman with some advice. robin roberts is at the oscars. >> reporter: only two days till one of the biggest television events of the year. but host neil patrick harris has had it on his mind since he got the call four months and five days ago. >> tonight, oscar sunday. >> reporter: how long have you been out here rehearsing? weeks? >> yeah, the better part of the month of february. >> reporter: he knows who's gone before him. billy crystal, ellen degeneres, hugh jackman. >> look at us. >> reporter: and about ellen's selfie seen around the world last year? >> oh, yeah! >> i'm going to try and do something better, i think. >> you have to. >> reporter: but neil reveals more than trying to beat the selfie challenge. number one -- timing is everything. >> you don't want to just tell a bunch of jokes at the wrong time. they won't be well received. >> reporter: what you may not know about neil patrick harris is that he loves magic. so, number two -- expect the unexpected. there's g

patrick? >> kristen, thank you so much. obviously, disturbing news coming from there, but we appreciate you being on top of it. >> reporter: thanks. >>> while the u.s. face another threat, the war on isis continues without congressional authorization. president obama has proposed a new aumf for this new enemy, but congress has not begun the debate. joining me now is republican congressman, chris gibson a member of the armed services committee and retired colonel who spent 24 years in the u.s. army, and he was the commander of my old unit with the 82nd airborne division. congressman, thanks for joining us and taking the hill. >> patrick, good to be with you and thank you for your service. >> and thanks for yours too, sir. congressman, the success of isis are very personal to you and to everyone who fought in iraq. and you have an additional connection here. you commanded battalions in both mosul and afar. flash forward to this summer and both those cities have fallen to isis. what does that mean to you personally and to thos

the story of patrick dunn is an amazing one. he was born in corpus trustee. he started being a cowboy. he was working for different cattle ranches and he loved it. he knew it was his way of life. there was something that was invented and started taking off in the 1870s that revolutionized cattle ranching in the western united states. that was barbed wire. what you used to have is the open cattle ranches that you would have somebody who could get cattle have them go all over the place, and eventually take them to market. with barbed wire all the people who actually had land claims would put fences around their land. and that almost was the end of the open cattle range. but there is a few people who really, really loved cattle ranching and who didn't want to let them stop them. and they didn't have the huge ranches like we see in southern texas. and what they did is they came out to padre island. what made it ideal for cattle ranching was that you didn't need a fence for most of it. you had water on most of the sides of the eye lend. patrick dunn came out here

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you made reference to it, patrick.e'll hear the defense attorney explaining how we know the thoughts of chris kyle and chad littlefield as they were driving along for an hour and a half, two hours in that pickup truck with eddie in the back seat behind them. let's listen to this. >> diana hunt, was that news to everyone in the courtroom today? >> i believe it was. there had been little detail released an't what happened, what kind of interchanges there had been between those, and to have captured it on cell phone summed up the defense's case, i believe, that they -- the question is why did they go on to the firing range and continue? but that's something they'll have to get into. >> patrick murphy, speculate about that. they've dealt with troubled guys before, but they're making a judgment, this one is really bad. and so much so that we're now physically worried in this vehicle with him. but these are two able bodied guys. i'm sure they firmly believe if he tries anything, we've got this covered. >> right. lawrence, in

keep it to yourself. >> patrick kennedy suffered in silence for years. to the outside world, the son of edward kennedy was living a privileged life, the member of a dynasty. >> on the surface, the united states congress, i am doing press catholic church, i'll voting. i must be winning in the game of life. >> but kennedy was losing his own battle with depression. >> i thought i was keeping it together when in fact i'm home, drinking myself to sleep, and abusing medications, because i'm worried about what people will think if i go to streams. and the end result is i self diswuct. >> in may, he crashed his car into a barricade. appearing disoriented he told police he was late for a vote. >> i have a vague recognise of terror. waking up not knowing where my car was and knowing that something bad happened. >> reporter: he claimed to have taken a sleeping pill. the next day he acknowledged that he was abusing alcohol and pills to alive the symptoms of depression. >> i accepted the consequences of my actions and cop rited with the police and attorney-general's

daniel patrick moynihan is assistant for the urban affairs.was speaking at a rally for hubert humphrey scheduled on halloween night where they were predicting the end of the world and he was elected next week. >> mr. speaker the the president of the united states. >> it was close in 1968 and he was coming in with an opposition and he felt he needed prominent democrats and he turned to pet moynihan and put him on the white house staff. he put opposition people in the cabinet because you can fire them easily. for them on the white house staff and if they quit you are in trouble. i'd been a speechwriter for nixon when he ran for governor in 1962 and was a professional and political relationship but it's close. he was totally different, neither professional or political and was good friends. it's a very unusual white house to have a richard nixon staff that is all uptight and then throw into the mix this 6-foot five super 12 wandering around the basement and it turned out strange enough the staff loved him. >> the medal of freedom was invented by

patrick henry takes somewhat center stage next month. patrick henry was, two people.ates voted no, such as george mason and they would be involved as leading anti-federalist in opposing ratification. but two people who weren't there, governor george clinton the great governor of new york. one of washington's closest friends, they were almost like brothers together since the time of the war and were investment partners, and patrick henry of virginia were leading anti-federalists but, see, patrick henry had not gone to the convention. he was elected a delegate from virginia but never showed up. if he had gone, maybe that's what washington meant that getting the constitution through the convention was little short of a miracle. that miracle might have been that patrick henry didn't show up. we'll talk more about patrick henry next moment any other questions? right down here. wait, he's going to hand up a microphone. thank you. well, good question. the question is how was the constitution written? it was written by a committee. it was started, because the other states wer

patrick walsh, dwight hicks, mark fainaru-wada.nk you very much for this important discussion. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> we're now going to discuss one of the bay area's toughest problems -- homelessness. despite decades of effort and billions of dollars, thousands of people are still living on the streets. san francisco is about to open a one-stop service center aimed at helping the chronically homeless. the mayor's point man on homelessness, bevan dufty-s here to discuss the new program. welcome. >> thank you. >> well, how will this one-stop center work and how is it different from initiatives in other cities? >> well, let's just think about the fact you can see a police officer, let's say, talking to a homeless individual who might have a shopping cart or a tent and possessions or an outreach worker. that individual's not going to be able to go to shelter. the three big things that prevent people from accessing our shelter system is possessions, partners or pets. and so what we are really trying to do at the navi

neil patrick harris has a couple of tricks up his sleeve. the tonys. and now, his turn for the oscars. we'll have to wait and see what happens. first, we want to remember this is a competition of the fiercest sort. >> directors, actors, writers, and the rest of the nominees hoping they'll be summoned to the stage to accept hollywood's highest honor. abc's chris connelly joins us with more. >> reporter: that's right, ferocity. this is not an oscar sunday filled with foregone conclusions. we have a tossup or two in some major categories. this year in best picture, mysteries abound. with just hours to go, the intrigue has intensified. it seemed as though "boyhood" was a likely choice. >> don't worry about it. >> wish we could use the bumpers. >> reporter: earlier this year, "birdman" caught a second wind from the guild awards and has surged to the front, where most feel it still remains. >> did i do something to disrespect you? >> not yet. >> reporter: but "the imitation game" has been strongly promoted. >> you speak a word of what i'm about to

neil patrick harris. john travolta.ll. >> jimmy kimmel live after the oscars airs live after the late local news. eastern and central time. at 10:00 p.m. pacific time. of course, right here on abc. >> what are you going to do during the oscars? >> i am you know what? i gotta go to work. i gotta do the early morning show. i'll go into work early. >> to cover the oscars. >> not exactly, george. >>> one last thing to show you here. a lot of crazy oscars fashion. but you've never seen anything quite like this. i want you all to pay attention to this guy. the vine star. his name is zack king. he's got what is an invisible suit. doing this on the red carpet with sara haines. check out what he does here. >> spin for us. >> you see that? >> oh, that's incredible. >> you like that? we don't know how many takes it took to get this right. he plays along. he strikes the pose, he disappears. now this guy has 2.5 million followers. he's known for his magic vines. his viral version of david blaine, he calls himself. but he's one of se

guest: thanks, patrick. one thing i had the pleasure of talking with senator levin and the staff and all with me in michigan, we look at mexico and social america and i realize we have a lot of fine people coming this way that want to work. i don't have a prejudice for them. what i do wonder about is why are we so arrogant to think we don't need these fine people? obviously mexico has a lot of crimes and a lot of how you should call it bad government. they may be fine people. i look at the gross domestic product. they have a world of wealth they could be tapping into. so what good are we doing by allowing -- and that's what we're doing, allowing these people to come here to straighten out their own mess so that we can be strong together. host: thank you, brian. guest: well, brian i agree with you in recognizing the value these immigrants bring to the united states. and there are all kinds of data that supports why immigration is very beneficial for the economy. part of your question gets to the driving force

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>> i like e-dell dazeem better. >> neil patrick harris mentioned that.they were practicing that. they were talking about how close to get and they were trying to show there were no hard feelings. this was a redemption. >> and i think she became more famous than ever just from that moment. of course. it was fabulous. >> she has one of those names that don lemon would have a very hard time with. >> if i wasn't tethered to this chair, i'd get up. i want to preface this by saying i really like john travolta, i grew up watching him on ""welcome back kotter."" >> talking about the hair. >> john. >> do you need to go there? don, really. >> love you, john travolta. >> do you need to go there? >> no. >> but i thought his hair. i'm just being honest. i thought his hair looked really good. he looked really young, and he looked fit. >> and -- >> he doesn't usually have that much hair is what i'm saying. >> what are you saying about that? >> expose. >> do you think you need to put that out, don lemon? >> what are you saying? has he had roots? has he had extensions? i

tonight -- neil patrick harris. from "girls," gillian jacobs. anthony anderson. and music from rascal flatts. with cleto and the cletones. and now, nobody move. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. hello, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for coming. i'm glad you're here. because a big day for catholics today. it's ash wednesday. thank you for not big giving me for lent. guillermo, you're catholic, are you giving up anything for for lent? >> guillermo: not this year. >> jimmy: not this year? did you go to church today? >> guillermo: no, jimmy. >> jimmy: you're in a lot of trouble with the lord, i'm telling you right now. anybody watch the westminster dog show? [ cheers and applause ] 39th annual westminster kennel club dog show. there were nearly 3,000 competitors from 192 different breeds evaluated in seven different categories. the most complicated way to find out who's a good boy you can possibly imagine. this westminster dog show that is everything. it combines the excitement of watching people walking dogs with the thrill of w

why don't we go right to the headline of that piece, patrick?is funding the supper claimed islamic state -- self-proclaimed islamic state. >> it looks as though the islamic state has much more money than it ought to have. it has raised, certainly, 100000 and getting on to 200,000 soldiers. they are all being paid. it recently lowered the age of conscription below 18. if you join up, you don't get much, you get $400 a month. if you're a foreign fighter, you get $800 a month and your keep. this is a pretty large army they're putting in the field, and they don't have many soldiers of revenue -- sources of revenue. they have some oil and some taxes. so there's a great big gap which senior kurdish officials and officials in baghdad have told me that there convinced come from private donors in the oil states of the gulf. that is the only real explanation for that. >> patrick cockburn you have been talking to people who have been fleeing muzzle, the city now entirely controlled by the islamic state. could you explain what people have been saying about

you have a great act of a buzz feed article, neil patrick harris blasts edward snowden.tweeted something light harded about it, but i decided it was too inconsequential. he had been parading around in his underwear moments before. and then a reporter saw me and asked me a whole bunch of questions. i laughed about it. i said i'm trying not to get into trouble. even though it was just a joke, i thought it was irresponsible and stupid. he was not charged or convicted of treason. buzz feed blasted that making it seem like i'm on a warpath. i thought it was an interesting anecdote about how internet age media wants people to get single quotes to generate interest and outrage. >> i want to talk about the significance of this, and more important than that, what was your tux situation last night? the rental? did you buy? >> that is, i think the most pressing question which i'm thrilled you asked about. it was an emergency, american airlines lost our luggage, and so we had to go buy an emergency -- >> so you were not lent a garment you had to return. >> we were lent some and didn

he returns to the white house in 1969 as the chief of staff to daniel patrick moynihan, somewhat of a political odd couple, democrat coupled with pres. next. the two were very loyal friends and made they're relationship work. one of the few people they could say he was friends with both of these men. we have preview video to show. >> assistant to the president for urban affairs. the last time i saw him he was speaking appropriately scheduled on halloween night. predicting the end of the world's next and was elected the following week. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> and incredibly close election. he was coming in with an opposition in congress and really felt like he needed some prominent democrats. strangely he turned to pat moynahan and put him on his white house staff. the opposition people in the cabinet because he can fire them more easily. put them on your white house staff and if they quit your in trouble. speechwriter for nixon when he ran for governor, a professional. it was close. moynihan was totally different. it is simply good friends. it was a very

and then watch patrick -- neil patrick harris host the oscars.he nominees at oscar.com. >> there will be southern showers in southern california. but for the bay area we wish we could get some of that. we are looking at breezy conditions. the camera shaking a little bit. a cooling trend and brisk winds to talk about when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also next, a man who had a front row seat during the civil rights movement. how he's now sharing his experience necessary a new medium. and san francisco's young superhero will be on the big screen in the south bay this week. where you can catch the documentary about guess what goes really well with eggs? pillsbury grands biscuits. make breakfast even better. grands biscuits. make breakfast pop. here's a new trick for the same old dinner. try unsloppy joes. pillsbury grands biscuits. ♪ make dinner pop. ♪ yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a protein-packed, thick and creamy, power-me-up-with-something filling taste-bud-loving, satisfaction by the spoonful, deliciously fruity d

patrick is moving forward. >> thank you, i'm jim patrick with san francisco. i want to make a comment on this proposal for the sponsorship. i believe there are several issues we need to look at. one we constructed this proposal we heard this morning that we are in events of one or the other. we have to sell a product. when we sell a posted note. we don't discriminate who we sell our product to and we have to watch so we are not placed in a can then resell the advertising value. he resells it. or something like that. i don't know propose unless and we should extract as much value. i think it's for 10 years to rebid it and rather than being stuck with a negotiated settlement. thank you. that concludes members of the public that wanted to -- 3, 2, 1 (clapping). >> (clapping) good afternoon, everybody let's rise let's have a revolution. (clapping.) i'm here with many of our sisters that are going to welcome you to to and welcome to is revolution today not yesterday not tomorrow today. >> (clapping). >> in february we rise in country hundreds of countries around th

glenn greenwald blast neil patrick harris joke. tell the back story. >> i hadn't heard the joke.consequential to tweet about. this is a sitcom actor who had paraded around in his underwear moments ago. i didn't think it was significant. a few hours later a buzz feed reporter asked me a bunch of questions and one was what did you think of neil patrick harris' joke and i said you are trying to get me in trouble but since you ask i think it is irresponsible and stupid since edward snowden wasn't charged or convicted of treason and serious to accuse someone of that in front of a million people and they made it seem like i was on the warpath a. glenn greenwald is humorless and always outraged. i thought it was interesting how internet age media that motivates everybody to take out single quotes that generate interest and outrage and debate can distort things in a significant way. >> i want to talk about the since kwens of this award for citizen four and what wit says. what was your tux situation last night? the rental buy, some custom situation? what were you wearing? >> that is the m

and wheeln neil patrick harris takes the stage. wow. we're great to feel have a break from the weather you have there in the east. >> robin, i'm grateful i'm getting on a plane right after the show. see you flp we do want to get to the bitter cold. nearly 200 million americans feeling the deep freeze again this morning. dozens of cities hitting record lows. our extreme weather team tracking it all. we begin with ginger outside the studio where it's barely above zero. i don't need to tell that to you. >> ah! that's what so many people are waking up and doing. they're seeing the temperature on the phone and going, it can't be real. it's 2 here in new york city. the wind chill, 11 below. we have broken a record. you know who else has? key west. down into the 50s. poor key west. miami tied a record. charlotte hats broeng it. pittsburgh detroit. now look at another storm. winter storm watches, ice storm warning for nashville this weekend. a big deal going in from the west. it will be the cold front that creates that president it merges with

. >>> plus, neil patrick harris' hosting debut. >> a dark, horrible cloud above my head right now. >> his biggest fear for tonight. the performers, the presenters, the preps. as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> hey, good morning. we're fully bicoastal on this oscar sunday. here in new york, we have ron, rob, special guest host cecilia vega, great to have you. out west, as we count down to the oscars, paula and sara are in hollywood on the red carpet. ladies, you look extra beautiful this morning. >> oh, dan, first and foremost, be kind to cecilia today. >> we will. >> try to. >> sara and i -- okay, guys. we're so excited to be here. sara and i. we finally made it to the red carpet. so much electricity in the air for the big night. >> anything can happen. nothing is certain. until the winners names are announced. >> we have a lot to show you. from a look behind the scenes to last night's award show, that may have given us hints to who may win tonight. including potential upsets brewing. >> i'm excited to see. plugged in with our wall-to-wall coverage. >> you have a lot of news t

even though the industrials have been hit pretty hard fit patrick thinks mr. industrials could have a lot more downside. in particular he's worried about long-time cramer fave united rentals. you or i follow you home neighbors. the largest company that rents industrials, utilities, oil companies and various government entities to take a gander at uri's weekly chart fit patrick point out from august 2011 to 2014 united rallies more than 800%. what a remarkable move right? in recent months united rentals boo et the numbers within it reported a week and a half ago the stock it has gotten clobbered. i've said that i think the stock is being punished unfairly because it rent equipment to oil companies, lately anything oil-related is crushed until friday or monday. even though production represents 6% of uri sales. it doesn't seem to matter. the taint has cause it to tumble to 83. that's a 30% decline. after that beating, fitzpatrick is extremely concerned of what he sees in these champlts he thinks money managers that own it for years and made a fortune in stock ar

danica patrick confronting denny hamlin.hamlin of getting too close to her on the track and for damaging her car in an incident on wednesday. despite the dustup patrick qualified for sunday's race. that is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> if you somebody have to be outside today please layer up. waking up to near record lows and dangerous cold. it is friday, february 20th good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. all delaware public schools are closed today. there are even more closings for you at the bottom of our screen. you can check your child's school at cbsphilly.com. >> we have team three coverage of this dangerous cold, january car bay know south jersey where people are braving the bitter blast. katie, you start us off, good morning. >> good morning, guys, this will ends up being one of the coldest days we've had not just in a long time but certainly we ma

. >> stay with us because we will have more on the oscars next half hour with what neil patrick harris is revealing about host oscar night. >> we have coverage start at 2:00 p.m. with "red carpet," and at 4:00, see what the stars are wearing and at 5:30 watch who wins. >>> katie marzullo will be in los angeles for the oscars and her reports begin tomorrow. has leyla seen katie's dre [ inaudible ] >> the address still if plastic much did the dress is still if plastic, and maybe it has beading, i think she and keeping it a surprise. we have bart delays at 10 or 15 minutes in daly city in the milbrae direction. if you travel from daly city watch out pore that. and ace train delay number three at 15 to 20 minutes late headed into tracy and vasco because of the railroad and muni has in delays. walnut creek southbound 680 is slow moving away from treat boulevard head in northbound direction empty is we have a couple of accidents involving a vehicle versus a motorcycle southbound 880 blocking one or two lanes causing backups >>> we start with live doppler hd and warmer is the word after fog.

. >> reporter: patrick neville nose too well what that's like to be involved in a school shooting. in 1999 the republican state representative was a 15-year-old soft mar at callum mine when -- columbine during a deadly shooting. he's pushing legislation anyone with a concealed weapons permit the right to carry firearms in schools. >> had some of them had the league at authority, more of my friends may be with me today. i wake up every day sending my kid to school in blind faith she'll return safe when there's no safeguards for the schools. >> reporter: he doesn't want them to go through when to columbine seniors, derek and another manslaughteredered teachers and students. alan lanzer murdered teachers and staff in sandy hook. after, the national rifle association recommended arming adults in school as neville is schooling for. >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun, is a good guy with a gun. >> a poll last year suggested 50% of the people in colorado support the idea of arming school staff, while 45% do not. patrick neville is sure his proposals will not make it out of c

can new host, neil patrick harris deliver an oscar worthy performance? we'll break that down for you next. . liz: again, there is a deal to extend greece's bailout, you can see the markets charge ahead. we are at all-time records for the s&p and dow industrials. will we close? you got to stay with us. hank greenberg has been watching fox business' coverage and liked what he heard about the so-called greenberg trade. companies that could stand to profit if hank greenberg wins his case against the u.s. government. he did take umbrage with one thing charlie said. you want to get hank greenberg angry? >> i've known hank for years, if hank wins the case on aig, the company stole it from shareholders. a lot of people think fannie mae stole it. greenberg loved the story. he said he's heard about the trade as well, so it's out there. but fox business was the first to report it. then he took umbrage with the fact that in the story i described it as he was ousted as ceo in 2005 without giving the context. eliot spitzer, former attorney general brought a case again

knew the next day i would have the opportunity for a lifetime waiting for meet one year and a half patrick >> gary: the look... good luck to dan quin! >> gary: let me ask you if you were married to giselle we could to bring a truck home and welcome the truck

neil patrick harris before he changed to his tidy whiteys. >> is that what we call them?unknown. >> how do they decide what they wear? >> it's a combination of factors. sometimes it's what you fall in love with. sometimes it's a designer you have a relationship with. marian cotillard who was nominated laugh night wore dior but no surprise. >> it's big business getting actresses to wear your label. >> oh, yes, am there's money in it for the brand. there was a study studying how a company's sales will rise in a year when they have dressed an oscar winner. not just a nominee but a winner, and it will provide a 1.5% lift of sales on average. nobody's shopping the red carpet and saying i want to buy julianne moore's sheinelle to wear myers ware myself wear myself, but you do it. >> what was your favorite? >> i'd have to go with lupita and also julianne moore to see her win that oscar she so much deserved. >> do we have a picture of gayle? >> gayle wore vera gang. it's a dress she's had for several years. >> it's a rewear. i especially love that. >> how often do they happen? >>