they are not prada shoes.ut they are red. >> they are not prada shoes, and you have -- see, you have gotten to the bottom of it all. thank you so much, ann. i know you've got a million important things to do today other than just schmoozing with us, but we love seeing you, and thanks very much. thank you, ann. >> thanks accident andrea. >> coming up, a major step in a very serious fight. the fight against sexual assaults in the military. kirsten gillibrand leading the way. more next. [ jackie ] it's just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents, for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or glaucoma, or can not empty your bladder, you

. >> in prada. >> okay. >> why? >> here's the thing. we were waiting for ann hathaway to wow us.cars. she was a shoe-in to win, and so, you know, we really were waiting for this big gorgeous dress. i think she did have that dress because she was supposed to wear a valentino gown, and a couple of hours before the show she made a last minute decision to change into this prada. now, we're hearing this morning the reason that happened was because she had heard that another a-list actress was wearing a very similar gown and didn't want to be in a similar look. >> oh. >> yeah. so she said forget it. i'm not wearing that dress. >> she preferred the one she wore as she performed with the ensemble from "les miserables." >> that was armani prebae once again. that dress was gorgeous she wore on stage. >> you looked great last night. it was fun watching you. >> kiss the baby for us. >> i will. i will. bye, girls. >> bye. >> all right, thanks julianna. there's a 90-minute fashion police tonight at 8:30 eastern on e! >> here to help us restyle the red carpet is our today style editor and good

the trendy color scheme of light to white. >> jennifer lawrence in dior, and anne hathaway in the pradah the darts that is high fashion that everyone is going to be talking about. >> reporter: she said mr. oscar wasn't the only one wearing another popular look. >> the biggest of the night was that metallic without a doubt, that liquid metallic. >> reporter: nicole kidman shimmered in sequins from lauren scott. >> i love her. she makes clothes that fit me orr even first lady michelle obama appeared live from washington in a silver gown by indian born american designer but others braved the boldest colors possible. >> carrot red, that bright rich red is going to be so popular. >> reporter: jane fonda in that yellow versace. can we take a moment. it's like, wow, girl, you get it. >> reporter: what ends up on the red carpet inspires more affordable fashion designs that hits the stores within months. >> every store from walmart to target and they'll then copy the dresses. >> reporter: and for the first time ever, the red carpet was lined with sketches of vintage oscar-winning costumes. a nod

>> i'm wearing tadashi soji and lorraine schwartz bag, and prada shoes. >> i'm also wearing prada shoesa shoes as comfortable as mine? >> they're very comfortable, but not as glamorous as yours. >> i opted for comfort tonight. >> who do you think is going to win best actress tonight? >> i have no earthly idea, but i bet you it's going to be a brilliant actress like, i don't know, jessica chastain or jennifer lawrence or emmanuelle riva or nayoma watts. one of those women. >> you're a diplomat, aren't you? >> i'm pretty diplomatic, i'm switzerland. >> lovely to see you. have a nice evening. >> let's go back to joe. you've been watching all this. what did you make of octavia's dress? >> tadashi also made her oscar winning dress when she won last year. he's her go-to designer, and he's championing women wearing these more glamorous gowns, and he's done an incredible job. >> we're looking at pictures of jennifer lawrence, looking breath taking as she has at almost every one of these. huge ball gown type thing. your reaction? >> stunning, and again, continuing with the theme tonight, piers,

and he will live in a monastery here within the vatican. >> putting the red prada shoes aside. very quiet scene behind you there tonight, but tomorrow, a much different picture. >> reporter: so, tens of thousands of pilgrims are expected here tomorrow, where the pope will give his final general audience. and he'll tour around this square in the pope mobile. and the next day, at 8:00 p.m. rome time, he leaves and right after that, that is when the search goes on for the new pope. >> it begins anew. christiane amanpour reporting in from rome tonight. >>> back here at home tonight, and president obama finally has his nominee for secretary of defense confirmed. chuck hagel, a republican, who had been a senator for a dozen ye years. republicans had delayed his vote and objected over his views on iran among other things, but tonight, the senate confirming him by a vote of 58-41, with four republicans voting for him. >>> tonight, meanwhile, congress has just two days left now to make a deal or automatic spending cuts will kick in on friday. and this evening, the president arguing it w

she looked fantastic in that prada. it dressgate 2013. >> my mom says it's business in front, party in the back. >> reporter: anne hathaway may have walked down the oscars red carpet in pink prada. but she had reportedly been planning to wear an entirely different dress by an entirely different designer. just before the awards show started, an excited valentino sent out this announcement saying hathaway would be wearing its pink embroidered tulle illusion gown. the intrigue. >> i have rumors that this may have been anne's. and it may have looked too much like her "les mis" co-star. >> nobody wants their dress compared to someone else's on a big night. >> reporter: hathaway is a valentino loyalist. she's worn the label to countless red carpets. even to her own wedding. >> whether or not an actress wears a designer's dress on the red carpet is a huge deal to the designer. >> reporter: this morning, the fashion world is buzzing. was it a devilish snub to wear, gasp, prada? >> i think that depends on what you're -- >> it wa

. >> oh, boy, she has come a long way since the devil wears prada, and she can sing!>> and she can sing. tom hooper is not nominated, like ben affleck, not nominated, and katherine bigelow, not nominated. anyway, he did an amazing job, tom hooper, who gave us the king's speech last year. he did it where the people had to sing live. it is quite an amazing performance and film. >> okay. stay with us. we will take a few more films to the desk. don't go anywhere. ,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> welcome back. we are here with film critique january wall. >> the fact people are seeing movies they have not seen rimes us of the importance of the oscars. >> yes. you still have a week to crunch in and get to the movies? >> yes. >> and some are available on dvd, netflix, hulu, on demand, that kind of thing. >> yes. there are very good ones and you don't have to know too much ahead of time. >> "silver linings playbook" seems like a smaller story than the things we have seen before. >> it didn't make my top ten. i was hoping the best exotic mare i gold hotel would be dominated, a lot of good on

frankly the papal shoe maker is up the block so it's not prada. so the devil may have worn prada but not this pope. >> reporter: so correcting it on the last day of his papacy. >> and you know the next pair of shoes -- >> the catholic church has done that over the years where it meant one thing for emperors but meant something different for them. >> reporter: there you go. and the next pair of shoes, of course, brown leather ones given to him from his trip to mexico by a particular benefactor in mexico. so there we have it. >> he's also giving up his red cape, by the way. he's just going to have a simple white tunic. an interesting side note, when he became pope, they have three sizes of white sutans to fit the pope in. none of them fit pope benedict. >> oh, really? >> it was a major embarrassment for the gamarelli tailors, so they just put a simple white alb on him. he said i'm going to keep my black sweater on. they put a simple white alb over his blast sweater and he went out to the balcony. >> they had a small, medium and large. >> why would n

everybody thought they were prada. i will inform you, they are not prada.cher. they are awesome. they are awesome. i'm going to get a pair. >> kimberly: today was special. with everybody where he was, saying, wishing him a good night. might be the time words we hear from him. directly ahead, it's a moment many parents dread. talking to their kids about drugs. now a new study about what works and what doesn't is next on "the five." ♪ ♪ this is so sick! i can't believe your mom let you take her car out. this is awesome! whoooo! you're crazy. go faster! go faster! go faster! go faster! no! stop...stop... go(mom) i rais my son to bester! careful... hi, sweetie. hi, mom. (mom) but just to be safe... i got a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. boston as a result they think you won't be disapproving. it may be true they didn't talk to their kids about using drugs and it encouraged kids to use them 30 years ago but for those of with us a linage of abuse in the gene, i talk to my kids from the time they're young. it's unlikely to dodge it, i

. >> he'll trade in his famous red shoes, the prada red shoes, for a pair of hand-crafted brown loafersut of mexico. >> stephen: okay, red shoes are gone. meaning he is no longer able to transport himself to kansas. [ laughter ] and this is significant, i think he's losing the symbol of his office. >> on february 28th, they will take away his ring. the symbol of his authority and destroy it. >> stephen: so, i guess it is over and i'm worried about nothing. because there shouldn't be any problem with a really old person losing his ring of power. [laughter] he looks good. nation, if there's one thing the reelection of barack obama proved, it's that demographic shifts are making it harder for the gop to win nationally. apparently in 2012, minority voters just didn't connect with the republican message of "stop thief!" [laughter] the man behind obama's minority outreacharound was jeremy bird, [laughter] who focused on face-to-face communication with core obama support groups, nonwhites unmarried women, and millennials. because we know how much millennials love two face-to-face communication

>> we'll see "vogue" editor who was "the devil wears prada."'ll be there in all her glory and she can make or break a fashion designer. grace, her corrective director and these are the people who really set the trend, probably in some way for what we're wearing right now and then the stars. kim kardashian, reese witherspo witherspoon, gwyneth paltrow and, of course, don't forget the designers themselves. calvin klein, rachel zoe, tory birch. seen and be seen. >> so, if you want to go, can you just go? >> unfortunately, you can't just go. you have to be a fashion insider, press having written for a magazine or be a designer in some way. randi, i'm sure you do. you can get hotel packages where you go and the hotels have relationship with the fashion house. >> all right. thank you very much. you look very fashionable today, i might add. nice to see you. >>> we could know as soon as tomorrow if the boy scouts will lift its ban on gay members. and now texas governor rick perry is getting into the debate. hear what he has to say on it. using robotics

se pensaba que fueron hechos por prada, ahora se sabe que fueron manos hispanas.lia con trabajo y esfuerzo abriÓ su zapaterÍa a cuadras del vaticano entrÓ a su tienda el entonces, cardenal joseph ratzinger. >>> hacia reparaciones en los zapatos actuaba como cualquier cliente, arellano notÓ algo especial en Él. es una persona intelectual, una persona muy tranquila. de pocas palabras. Él dÍa que se convirtiÓ en benedicto xvi no volviÓ a venir. pero arellano fue a verlo a vaticano para llevarle de regalo un par de zapatos rojos. >>> me sentÍa avergonzado, porque fui ahÍ, y habia tanta gente, habÍa tantas personas de clase. >>> para su sorpresa el papa benedicto lo reconociÓ de inmediato. >>> volteÓ atrÁs, estan todos y nuestro zapatero, dijo y fue maravilloso, no me voy a olvidar. >>> en su pontificado, arellano le hizo 3 pares de zapatos y unas pantuflas, es forth nauert de trabajar para Él su sastre le confecci confecciÍ so tans tan sotanas de cardenal y luego de papa. >>> al conocer levy que era una persona simpÁtica ahora en adelante utilizara el papa emÉrito. en

very interestingly, for those who care, he apparently also will not be wearing his red prada shoes any longer but a pair of brown leather shoes. you might think that is a little bit of trivia, but you know, these $1.2 billion catholics are entranced by practically everything papal. importantly when the next pope will be chosen, we're told all of the cardinals will come and be convened, be told to come to rome the day after the pope leaves. that will be friday march 1st. unlikely to meet over the weekend. are likely to have their first meeting monday, march 4th and after that will they start their formal convention and only after that will we know what date the next conclave will start to elect the next pope. >> amazing. thanks for that. amazing with all of the rumors and sex scandals the vatican letting us know about the shoes. >> who knew, red prada shoes. >>> live to dana bash on capitol hill. there's a vote under way for hagel in terms of secretary of defense. what do we know? >> reporter: that's right. under way as we speak. this is a vote to end the republican filibuster on chuck

dress. >> and the pope wears prada shoes.devil wears prada." >> bill: the devil wears thrift store. we find out about that from pat roberts. >> bill: boy, there was a powerful, powerful morning yesterday on capitol hill in the senate judiciary committee. a special hearing called to consider senator dianne feinstein's bill which would ban assault weapons. it was very, very powerful. ted cruz and lindsey graham made total asses of themselves which is easy for them to do. but the most powerful testimony came from the father of one of the little kids, little angels killed at sandy hook elementary school. neil talked about that morning dropping his son off at sandy hook his little son jesse. >> i'm jesse lewis' dad. jesse was brutally murdered. at sandy hook school. on december 14th, 20 minutes after i dropped him off. >> bill: dropped him off at school. he talked about the little -- his kid gave his dad a big hug patted him on the back. 20 minutes later adam lanza 11 shots, right. just unbelievably brutal. he had a picture there

>> the red prada shoes that he is so very fond of, well, they go. >> jon: that has to hurt.insult to a man in italy than take away his designer shoes. but you have to take them because he could make himself pope again by clicking his heels together three times and repeating "there's no place like rome." wait for it. now the college of cardinals has to elect a new pope. what are some of the issues they consider? >> voting cardinals are known to have covered up for pedophile priests. >> jon: okay. that's an issue. [ laughter ] >> then there's the italian papers full of reports of a dossier prepared for the pope's eyes only sproazedly -- supposedly detailing a sex and blackmail scandal inside the vatican. >> jon: i was thinking of thee logical issues. just out of curiosity who prepares that dossier for the pope. >> he met privately with the elderly italian investigators. the italian press calleds them the 007 cardinals. >> jon: ah, the rare papal designation 807 cardinal. maybe italy doesn't have a pope or prime minister now but it does according to the 007 thing have the makin

>> those red prada shoes that e he's fond of they go. >> that has to hurt.eater insult to a man in italy than to take away his designer shoes. >> oh. >>> live shots of the pope right now at the vatican. he's saying good-bye. bidding a fond farewell. >>> still ahead -- why are you awake. your tweets, texts and e-mails are next. and "morning joe" just moments away from now. i've got something for you too. (announcer) fancy feast delights with cheddar. a meal that is sure to delight your cheese lover. fancy feast. the best ingredient is love. [ nyquil bottle ] just reading your label. wait...you relieve nasal congestion? sure don't you? [ nyquil bottle ] dude! [ female announcer ] tylenol® cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion. nyquil® cold and flu doesn't. relieves nasal congestion. you know it can be hard to lbreathe, and how that feels.e,

there has been much speculation as to whether they are prada or not. they will -- they will be replaced by brown handmade shoes from mexico. apparently, he will make one more appearance on the balcony and that will be it. he needs to be hidden. he will lead a cloistered life. there will be questions over whether he will write. he is a writer and intellectual. he is a serious theologian can he published during his lifetime or will the after published posthumously? there will be thousands pouring over every bit of grammar to see if anything he says contradicts the new pope. >> the balloon company involved in yesterday's fatal crash in egypt has told the bbc that the balloon had recently been checked by the authorities. the company's managing director also says he hopes to be flying balloons again within six months. 19 foreign tourists were killed when their berlin exploded and crashed to the ground -- when their balloon exploded and crashed to the ground in luxor. nile,ng the banks of the the hot air balloon crashed from the skies. remnants of some of th

. >> i'm wearing prada and i really like the back. >> i really like the back, too. can we do that again? >> yes. >> wow. >> thank you. >> that is something even tommy lee jones can't give me. that is fabulous. lovely to see you. we've got to go apparently. >> sorry that my brain didn't work. >> tommy, give me a smile. give me a smile. just smile at the camera. i've been telling them you're happier then they say. that's it. join me tonight following the oscar. we'll look at the big winners and the best surprises of the night. >>> the standoff has been going on about 45 minutes now. the alcohol and tobacco people apparently have telephone contact with somebody in the compound. >> my name is dave koresh. >> david koresh. >> my name is david koresh. >> to his followers, david koresh was a messiah. >> god speaks to me. >> manifestation of god in the flesh. >> we believed this man had the truth. >> but to the u.s. government david koresh was a threat. >> machine guns and explosive devices. >> in 1993 they went to war in waco. >> this isn't america anymore when the atf has

he always wore his prada-style red shoes. but his passion was preaching the gospel. he's never enjoyed being an administrator and he paid a price for that. his papacy will be remembered for its scandals. those endless sexual abuse coverups that cost more than $3 billion to settle. a string of financial scandals. benedict tried and failed to clean up corruption. and the notorious vatileaks scandal, with daily exposes in italian newspapers, a vatican back-stabbing in intrigue. he may have been the first pope to tweet, but as the leader, he tried to hold back the forces of modernity, refusing to expand the role of women. now, though, he is accepting the reality of the modern world. and the catholic church enters new territory. can the church cope with having an ex-pope alive while a new pope tries to create his own legacy? >> well, this is the tremendous question that lies before us. i mean, there is no job description for a retired pope. >> reporter: so, benedict remains pope until the end of the month. the cardinals have to assemble here for a conclave to elect his su

emeritus, wear simple white, those trademark red shoes, symbolizing the blood of martyrs, designed by prada, replaced by ordinary brown, handmade in mexico. pope benedict's most lasting legacy may well be his decision to leave. a very modern decision from a traditional man. that helicopter i told you about is going to take about a 15-minute ride to castel gandalfo, the pope's summer residence. the pope will remain there until restorations are completed on the vatican convent right here. there, the pope will live out his days in prayer and study. in his words, diane, he will be hidden to the world. >> all right, george, our thanks to you. and, of course, when the pope leaves, it will be up to the cardinals and their vote. and here's one snapshot from a modern pilgrimage. there he was, boston's cardinal o'malley, on the plane to rome, with a newspaper, wearing his signature simple brown robe. and we were all rewinding this tape today. seven years ago, take a look. there, sealed with a ribbon, a key turns and a new pope, pope benedict, is shown around his new home. the papal apartment. there a

after he steps down tomorrow, he will no longer wear his famous red prada shoes.ten. >> his holiness benedict xvi, that name will remain with him. pope emeritus or the roman pontiff emeritus. >> he will give up his special papal ring, as well. it will be destroyed. >> a few other things that are going to happen after he retires. those red shoes that everybody claimed were from prada, apparently he's going to have a comfy pair of loafers he received in mexico as a gift that he's going to wear. >> he's got to give up his prada shoes? >> poor guy. and he's resigning at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow italy time, 2:00 p.m. eastern time. and the only way that we are going to know that this is done and his reign is over is the swiss guards that are at their posts will simply walk away. and that's it. >> it is an amazing ceremony, an amazing process, not just stepping down. this is unprecedented and picking the predecessor is. he's going to live there at the vatican but out of sight. >> and he's gone and he doesn't want anybody to know where he is. we're not going to hear from him. >

collateralized by a combination of liar loans and temp workers consuming genetically modified food like prada.

similar scenes have erupted in tunisia the birthplace of the arab spring was prada slumbers to power there as well clashes between entry regime protesters and police have marred the funeral of an opposition politician is murder lead to a brand new wave of unrest violence flared up outside the cemetery as angry mobs restrains and said cars on fire all police responded with tear gas the capital tunis has also been crippled by a national strike adding to the turmoil was according to some experts some like it's the result in time seeing. two new suits and hearing a profound crisis a crisis of the credibility of the existing of milton new arrangements for holding and a massive disk critique of the way in which they operate i think there are signs that this could easily disintegrate into some kind of civil war only hopefully it won't happen and we remain to watch to see how old the popular movements organize to prevent one of those tried to use the road to external support for example by the qatari government of the right wing fundamentalists and it remains to be seen whether with the pres

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dedicated adhere ant to dogma he liked prada and playing the piano. leaving behind a legacy of returning the church to a more conservative path. in fact he acknowledged it in his final address. the lord has given us sunshine and light breeze and there was also times when the water was rough and the wind and the lord seemed to sleep. >> the pope said he assured god would not let the church sink. he can be called his holiness pope benedict the xvi. experts say he will never be seen again. the red shoes gone and the office and his personal seal will be destroyed. for today the focus was on this servant of god. who said the pope is never alone and now i experience it in the way that touches the heart. >> i spoke with kristian ammanpor he seemed to be making reference to the corruption that plagued and continued to plague the church. >> and the pope spoke about so many of the challenges that continue to face the church. but yes, these scandals that have rocked the church and the vatican and almost every diocese in the united states i might add over the las

prada reported great numbers. now, i happen to be wearing a prada. i didn't know they had a good quarter. but prada is another high-end -- the high end is still great. it's nuts. >> you've got that right. no signs of cracking. >> there's no signs -- i keep waiting for it to crack. you should ask sorenson, because marriott has this new label, this super-duper ritz-carlton. and i stayed there. and i got this -- and it's packed. what is it with the rich people? don't they read the papers? >> we'll talk to -- >> they've got to read the papers. >> when we come back, chief technology officer at mcafee weighing in on the latest hacking threats from china. the opening bell just minutes away. i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done

dedicated, he also had like prada and playing the piano.ving behind a legacy of returning the church to a more conservative path. in fact he acknowledged it in his final address. the lord has given us sunshine and light breeze, the days when the fishing was plentiful, and there was also times when the water was rough and the wind and the lord seemed to sleep. >> the pope said he assured god would not let the church sink. he can be called his holiness pope benedict the xvi. he'll wear his traditional white roe robes, and while he'll consider residing at the vatican, they said he'll most likely never be seen again. the red shoes gone and the office and his personal seal will be destroyed. many questions have been made about what changes will be coming to the church. for today, the focus was on this servant of god who, in his final words said, quote, the pope is never alone, and now i experience it in a way that so touches the heart. >> i spoke earlier with chr christiane amanpour. he seemed to be making reference to the corruption that plague

the very creative way the postal service is going to gucci prada, armani, the postal service. that's right. the cash strapped agency will launch an all weather apparel and accessory line under the name, rain, heat and snow. it will start with mens's apparl and it will be available next year at only high-end designer stores. >> finally. i've been waiting for good usps apparel. it's supposed to be wearable electronic fashion wear. >>> i might want to change your twitter password. another big name company's account was hacked. it took over the jeep twitter account and said cadillac bought j jeep. it lasted more than an hour. jeep tweeted out after gaining control, thanks, bk, let us know if you want to grab a burglary i and swap stories. we'll drive. >>> this year at the oscars, even the losers are winners. the gift bags they'll be taking home. >>> martha stewart taking the stand. the dispute that's made its way all the way to the state supreme court. >>> one local school is preparing for another difficult day. two students killed on back-to-back days. what's being done to make t

. >> prada-esque look. retro, audrey hepburn look i li liked it. great. >> not so much for you? >> i have a problem with it just because when a couple of your body parts start trending on twitter and gets its own twitter handle, i think you need to do a little something there with the darting. i can't even look at it. so that was my -- >> look away. look away. and the surprise presenter, obviously, was mrs. obama. >> yeah. and doesn't she look fabulous? she favored kam with a deep beading. rocking those bangs. she looked fabulous. >>> and just ahead the moment you didn't want to see on the carpet with ryan seacrest. first these messages. ligh t & fit greek ligh nonfat yougurt t & has twice the protein of regular lowfat yogurt. and at 80 calories, it's the lightest greek yogurt with fruit. with its creamy, thick texture you won't feel like you're running low on satisfaction. light & fit greek. be light and fit. and satisfied. introducing thets. lifter foundation from maybelline new york. our first lifting foundation with smoothing primer swirled ins

. >> reporter: on this texas gun range, prada and bling meet bullets and pistol grips. >> shoot!> reporter: it's time for the good old boys to move over and make room for the newest sharpshooters in town, like renee blaine. >> when i tell people i'm a firearms instructor, i said don't let the hair and nails fool you. we will break down drawing from the holster. >> reporter: she specializes in training women how to handle and shoot firearms. she runs a school called austin hot shots. >> it is huge. it is huge. the movement towards women and guns is something unlike i've ever seen before. >> shoot! >> reporter: surveys suggest the number of female gun owners was stable in the 20 years leading up to 2010 but in the last few years, gun retailers report a surge in female customers. >> get as high up as you can on the gun. >> reporter: cindy greenwood is a new shooter. she won this handgun in a charity raffle. >> it's exhilarating. it's empowering for a woman. i like it. makes you feel good. >> i'm going to be aggressive, reach out and shoot that thing. >> reporter: learning gun safety

defections and most of them are fairly easy preventable, not most of them that the doctors that design prada calls to prevent them have failed to convince hospitals to adopt them even though they were relatively low cost. i used to run a movie theater chain among many of the jobs i felt incredibly short periods of time. when someone spells a soda on the floor we have a rule how quickly you have to mop it up. we didn't read about an industry where 100,000 people died and it wouldn't cost much, but they don't. and i think the combination of the grief i felt for losing my father and the sort of business man's curiosity however businessmen's are run made me wonder why do we give this industry a pass about so much. all of you in this room and it's one of the great things talking about health care have been patient or loved ones who are patients or there's roughly 310 million people in this country that have a story about health care that we should say or why don't we give the industry of pass? we would never accept this and a lot of us say well its health care. fundamentally different. and what i

a slash of dolce and a dash of prada. trying to keep up with the joneses. >> who was the most beautiful on the red carpet? the piers morgan choice? >> you know what, i think it was down to me personally, it came down to jennifer lawrence, who really is beautiful in the flesh. had a lovely dress. also, i thought jessica chastain has that kind of '50s, '60s hollywood glamour. she looked really stunning with her red hair and the peach flavored dress. i thought those two to me were, it was like watching a couple of movie stars in the '50s. that's why i liked the look and what they were wearing. so i'm not a great fashion expert, as you know, donny, but since you put me on the spot, they would be my favorites. let's turn to something i'm more comfortable with. politics. michelle obama. she was a very big surprise, no one was expecting it. up comes the first lady to talk about the fact that argo has won best picture. should she have been there at all? >> from my vantage point, not at all. as far as i'm concerned, she was an uni