and red cloud was winning. the more soldiers came out, the more indians were attracted to him, and he was baffling the united states army officers. red cloud set up three different attacks on a fort here, a supply train 200 miles away and on a wagon train 200 miles away from that. this never happened before. and he would attack, and instead of celebrating as was the american indian custom, he would attack the next day and this warriors disappeared. it was true gorilla warfare fan we didn't know how to handle it. the soldiers had seen stuff, but they were not used to supply trains where the soldiers had all their penises cut off. and ties of people alive set on fire with their eyes burned out. this might be the first time of u.s. soldiers making a pack to kill themselves rather than being captured. general grant and sherman said enough is enough. we will send out on army to fight red cloud. they sent out thousands of mounted infinity. they were learning how to ride on the fly and that was another advantage the s

>> what red skin stuff? [laughter] >> yes, in a perfectly ideal world, we would all have american con cements, or you can't own the land. they would sign treaties, stupid white people, they think they can own the land, sure, we'll sign, they give us coffee and tobacco and blankets, so, sure, you want to own the land? go ahead? only the great spirit can on the land, but, i don't, obviously, see how else it would work. i mean, i've been gsh i've been overseas, and when i'm not writing with tom, i'm a war correspondent. i've been to afghanistan, iraq, darfur, bosnia, and i see fights, and when religions' not involved, it is over land. there has to be a concept of land ownership unless we, you know, are attacked by aliens. you know what? that would be it. if the world came together like red cloud brought intertribes together, if the world came together, we'd need an outside force. i know that's probably not thee answer you were looking for, but i don't know how else to put it. >> i have to apologize, i have not

red. you see it's red? and a term we're gonna learn later on that when the different speeds will bend different amounts. and that's why this and rainbows you see above you, display the colors that we see. it has to do with different colors bending. and we know why they bend differently, because they got different speeds in the medium, different average speeds. the sun beats down, emits light. why does the sun emit light? honey, those electrons in that sun are shaking like crazy. all kinds of frequencies, okay? and so what you get is you get all kinds of frequencies of light coming down to us. and if we made a graph of the frequencies of light versus the brightness, we'd get something like this. we'd get something like this. over here, you can't even see, that's the infrared. over here, you can't see, that's the ultraviolet. but it turns out that right in here, that's the frequency of light that most of--that is emitted mostly by the sun. and that's right in the middle of our color spectrum. because we start

red hair on red is always supposedly a cliche or a clash.ks good. >> i think she is becoming a little bit of a style icon for me. i think what may be interesting, though, is how the weather is affecting some of the style. because i know it's affecting the hairstyles. women would really -- most women are wearing their hair up. >> yep. >> because of the humidity and the frizz. so her wearing her hair up, wearing it back, it may have been different fit was a different type of day. >> that's true. >> that blue gucci is beautiful, though. we also saw . >> we also saw olivia wilde she was in black valentino. >> with a strip of white in the back, if you got to see it, so elegant and special. she's so covered in the front and in the back a little surprise. they look so in love. look at them, they separate, you go over there, sweetie, i'll go over here. >> she has that little pop of white in the back, on trend with the black and white color bloc. chiwetel ejiofor, classic tuxedo style. >> which is how you like it? >> something i like to see, well gro

strangely, none of the local body shops reported a red truck coming in for repairs. police also issued a bulletin to all police departments nationwide in an effort to find the red truck. but the first tip that came in was from one of rafael's classmates. >> he said that his mother's boyfriend came home that night of the accident, of the crash, and had said that he hit a deer on the highway and the police were going to get him, and that he took off and hadn't been seen since. >> the man's name was robert huffman, a 49-year-old construction worker. vehicle records indicated huffman drove a red dodge pickup truck made in the year 2000. according to huffman's girlfriend, he disappeared the morning following the accident and she had no idea where he went. >> time is of the essence when you're trying to solve these crimes. and knowing that the truck is your big piece of evidence and knowing that it's out there driving around in the elements, which means you're losing physical evidence. >> making matters worse, huffman didn't have any credit cards or an atm card, so police

red legged frog and garter snake. letting the water level rise is not omaha, nebraskav feasible but much more prudent. they would save a lot of money than would otherwise spent fully. thank you. >> next speaker. >>> hello, my name is [speaker not understood] oz good. i'm a resident of san francisco. and i urge the board of supervisors to consider the full environmental i am ~ impact pumphouse project so they can consider [speaker not understood] less damaging and more fiscally responsible. thank you. >>> hello, i'm larry pettit, i'm a citizen of san francisco and proud to be so. ~ but sometimes i'm a little embarrassed. i find it ought that san francisco at this time is choosing to pump out water from the wetland, at the same time there are heroic efforts being made to preserve wetlands. certainly an e-i-r is certainly called for in this case. sadly. but -- and at a time when -- well, i mean, the california red lake frog is our most famous amphibian. it can jump well without buck shot. and is certainly in need of our

we're just hours away from the red carpet arrivals on our own red carpet at "gma." lot easier to get access to for some reason. >> you didn't see all the security guards out there. >> no doubt they're thinking hard about their possible acceptance speeches. >> but before anybody gets to deliver that speech, they need to win obviously and the suspense is building as we tick towards tonight's show. >> there have been so many great performances this year, but who is most likely to take home the hardware tonight? abc's chris connelly joins us again with a look at the front-runners. hey, chris. >> reporter: dan and bianna, there have been open and shut oscar evenings, but this does not seem like one of them. expect to feel the suspense right up to the last envelope. they've made the movies. >> cut. >> reporter: they've rocked the red carpets. now, which of this year's major category nominees is going home with an oscar tonight? there are no sure things but -- ♪ let it go let it go ♪ >> reporter: there will likely be good news for little sisters everywhere as animation nat

our oscar sunday coverage begins at 2:00 p.m., then at 3:00, red carped live.winners, followed by abc7 at 11:00. >> that's it for us. for leigh glaser, rick quan, ama daetz, mike shumann, thank you for joining us, abc7 news continues online, twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices. see you ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ the following is a paid advertisement from starvista entertainment and time life. there was a time when folk music was heard all across america. from coffee houses to concert halls, a new generation of folk groups, singers and songwriters changed the sound of music forever. ♪ walk right in, sit right down ♪ ♪ daddy, let your mind roll on ♪ ♪ well, did he ever return, no, he never returned ♪ ♪ and his fate is st

i'm just /tp-g for a piece of that easement to be painted red. thank you. >> any rebuttal from the permit holders? >> yeah, yeah, that was still your time actually. >> i would like to ex/poupd pound a little bit on the inspector's comment about not requiring a parking spot. i know there's no law that requires that, but i think it's something we need to think about because in san francisco it's very congested. how can you have four bathrooms and only one parking spot. there's a good chance in the future this property might be rented out to four different individuals and that will impact me and residents living there because the reason why i brought my property back in 2008 was because parking was easy and then also the neighborhood was family or noted. oriented. things are changing and i think because of that there needs to be some rethinking because it's a nightmare finding parking right now so that needs to be taken into consideration and control. >> you have a garage? >> i do have a garage. >> for how many cars? >> one car. >> i block my dad in

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a significant population of the california red legged frog and these red legged frogs are protected under the law. so, any project that will harm these creatures shall at least be subject to considering alternatives especially [speaker not understood] alternative. [speaker not understood] was letting the waters rise above the vegetation they tolerate. so, i suggest -- i urge an environmental impact report be done otherwise these alternative will not be considered. thank you. >>> good afternoon. my name is rose [speaker not understood]. i'm a resident of san francisco. when i came in, supervisor campos was speaking very eloquently in the way in which society takes care of our nonhuman creaturers reflects on our communities. and i think that is what is at issue right here. what we have right now is an

on the red carpet in l.a., katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> katie will join us live from the red carpet talking to the winners tomorrow on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> one intersection drying out after someone crashed into a fire hydrant. here is the mess left behind this afternoon. this picture sent to us by an abc 7 viewer. no one was hurt. >>> a major closure on highway 24 to tell you about. cal transis closing all westbound lanes to remove an old traffic sign. it will take five hours starting at midnight. >>> leigh glaser is tracking more rain tonight with live doppler 7 hd. dry up there? >> we have experienced a few brief showers off and on. right now just a few sprinkles coming down. get ready for more showers as live doppler 7 hd taking a rest right now. but it is still picking up a few light showers all the way up over towards muir beach and san rafael as well. and we are seeing light showers on the peninsula. san matteo all the way up to san bruno. not overwith yet and a second round of showers tomorrow. i want to take you down to southern california telling you about the high surf

and red carpet live, starting at 7:00 p.m. followed by the oscars with ellen degeneres on abc. >> and everything oscar on monday. from the fashion to the after parties, the ultimate oscar party. >>> and now for a check of the weather, ginger zee in los angeles. hey. >> reporter: hey, good morning, everybody. i have to tell you, the positive part of the los angeles rain story or much of california. i was with a bunch of folks from here. as soon as it starts raining, and for three days in a row, people start cheering. there are some good parts coming out that we dent the epic drought. get that out before the rest of the weather. today it will cause severe weather, especially in east texas. show you what the map has here. most of louisiana, parts of arkansas and just a little bit of mississippi. so just this afternoon and evening, watch out for damaging winds, potential for hail. watch your local abc station for the latest on the severe weather potential. and the cold, bringing good news, or not. these are the morning temperature

so all i asked them to do was to get a permit to put a red zone on the easement. one of the assistants to the architects said that he put in the paperwork to get the red zone and i talked to him today and he said that he gave paperwork to the owner and that now it's out of his hands so that's all i'm asking for is to have that piece of the easement painted red so i can get in and out of my driveway. and if you can grant some kind of condition to their permit do that, i'd be very pleased. >> you stated that light and privacy were your concerns. are those -- >> no, it's not -- >> those are no longer your concerns? >> no. because i had an architect and contractor look at the plans and -- >> now that you understand the plans it's not a concern anymore? >> yes. they called me about the plans and i understood so my main concern was the marking parking because we have parking issues in our neighborhood. people are parking on sidewalks, blocking driveways. >> you answered my question, thank you. >> you're aware that an mta red curb is 75 bucks. >> i'll pay the 75. >> okay

to tonight's second "red eye" debate live from the" red eye" debate center. i am greg gutfeld, the host of the "red eye" do bit. scott a scientist claimed shorter people are more likely to have a lower iq than their taller counterparts. they came to the conclusion after measuring people's height against reaction times and power of recall. none of these things we use in everyday life. you are hot, tall and smart and you never had to worry about anything in your life. >> do you buy this? >> actually i don't buy it. some of the smartest people i know are about your height. >> 5 foot 9? >> we are all going in the same direction. for greg's benefit i will speak loudly and slowly. what do i know? i am not a scientist. >> could have fooled me. >> i have met some smart short people and complete tall [bleep] that #r bright. >> that's a good response. >> andy, maybe height inspires more confidence so you actually do better, but are you still really dumb. >> no, i think it is just that the study is correct, for men anyway. i know a lot of smart short women. i can't thin

with on the red carpet. then at 3:00 on the red carpet live.d bad. the annual oscars begins at 5:30. jimmy kimmel laughs with the winners at 10:00. >> rain for los angeles is a pretty big deal there. they're not just used to wet weather, of course, they got a deluge. up next, just how much rain fell in l.a. during the latest storm and why people remain evacuated there tonight. >> we had a few sprinkles today and there's more rain for us, meteorologist leigh glaser has the full forecast after the break. >> and abc7 is the only place where you can see the oscars live tomorrow and we're giving away free movie tickets for a whole year through our facebook page to celebrate the dame -- academy awards. to enter, like us on facebook.com/abc7 news, then fill out the entry form so we can get in touch with you if you win. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finall

. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" is the government considering replacing ben franklin with polar bear cubs? the debate you won't want to miss. and how far ahead are the obamas in the white house ski ball league standing? >> they are way x way, way, way ahead of them. and it is ridiculous. >> and finally, ceiling fans. do they have a more sinister purpose? tips on defending yourself from these killing machines. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. she is so cute they have calendars of her. she is no longer chubby. >> i am no longer chubby. >> she smells as sweet as a rose and will make you bleed if you touch her. nice wave. and he killed a man in reno to watch him die. and my biggest regret is i gave him an alibi. and his lips get more laughs than he does. writer and comedian paul mccure yow. he will be performing in west palm beach, florida may 29th through 31st. and prepare to leave disappointed. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. i have seen a lot of people like you before, but i usually have to pay admission. >>

the red carpet programming, you wearing?" there were disasters on the carpet. >> "the new york times" said it was a stupid, shallow thing to say. now everybody says "what are you wearing?" "who are you wearing?" >> is a disappointing? i feel like i watch the red carpet and nobody makes mistakes anymore. >> that is why we did "fashion police." it was melissa's idea. you want to tell the truth and have fun. everyone is so perfect now on the red carpet. my jewelry is by winston. my dresses by caroline herrera. where are the good old days? chicken.a i know it was a swan. celine dion came in in a backwards men's suit. it is sad the way they all look good. >> is there anything on t.v. you have not a compost that you would like to? he >> my mom has discovered the digital world. >> tweeting, moving comedy forward, a digital play. announcement to come soon. >> you can do it now if you want. again know, in the sense as my mother did with cable and the red carpet, content wise pushing forward on what you can say and do. some sort ofve u

we'll continue our investigation in to the d >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" hot models. should we stop taking their picture and start asking questions? why the mainstream media is so afraid to learn what they really are. and what do they think of his latest book title compared to the last one? >> i like it is edge yes, sir. >> and how does he predict the book will end? >> it is a nailbiter. >> and finally, jelly beans. delicious candy or world's deadliest choking hazard. none of these stories 0* "red eye." >> now let's welcome our guests. don't go changing to try and please her. you have let her down before. due to her impossibly high standards and unrealistic expectations and addiction to window cleaner, joanne. and he may crack a smile, but probably not because he is a sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad, sad man. tv's andy levy. and he is so sophisticated his money gnaw -- monicle has a monicle. and his 16-year-old girlfriend disappeared under a cloud of circumstances. no big deal because she was a run away anyway. no one will miss her though. am

that is the red legged frog egg mass. that's about a thousand eggs and a gelatinous mass the size of a grapefruit. that habitat there is largely open water as you can see so the sunlight can penetrate down to the eggs themselves. very little vegetation surrounding it. enough vegetation to attach the egg masses to, but not enough to shade it and crowd it. the san francisco garter snake is the other species of concern down there, also protected by the california endangered species act and federal endangered species act. it is illegal to harm these species in any way without a [speaker not understood] permit. it was admitted earlier the favorite food source of this endangered animal is the california red legged frog. so, to put this project in context, i'd like to give a little background. the property was transferred to the san francisco park and recreation department in 1917, and a requirement of that deed transfer is that the property operate for recreational purposes. the golf course was constructed in the 1930s and thro

our oscar sunday coverage begins at 2:00 p.m., then at 3:00, red carped live.s begins at 5:30, followed by another edition of "on the red carpet". jimmy kimmel live has the winners, followed by abc7 at 11:00. >> that's it for us. for leigh glaser, rick quan, ama daetz, mike shumann, thank you for joining us, abc7 news continues online, twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices. devices. see you at 9:00 and 11 ♪ you know, before we decided not to have sex-- you decided. i'm ready. right. i decided. movies were just a dark place to fool around before we went home and did it, but now we can really watch the movie. isn't that great? it's fabulous. i mean, there's nothing i hate more than the feeling that i'm about to have sex. hi. hi! hey! hi! okay. isn't that the girl who sells slurpees? why is she saying "hi" to you? i don't know. it's weird.

. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" are labor unions trying to force women out of the pancake delivery business? we'll pick up where no other show left off. and what does the president think about making it illegal to leave your kids at the grand canyon? >> right now it affects half of all parents in america. that's why i will fight for it this year and in years to come. >> and is detroit back on its feet? we will take you behind the scenes on the city's insurgeons. >> none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> she hopes to one day play a jilted tbhief a lifetime -- jilted wife in a lifetime movie. and he hopes to one day be played by joanne in a lifetime movie. it is tv's andy levy. and he is so sharp his thoughts pops balloons. it is "vanity fair"'s chris browser. it is andrew schulz. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. to may there is only one wonder of the world, greg. you. >> they apologize for their disguise, and that leads us to our latest edition of -- >> is this racist? >> a columbia university says it is sorry after hosting an olympic-themed par

vote in our bill >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye" will cats ever catch the red dot or should they just give up? our panel debates what some call an exercise in feline futility. and vice president biden's update on his effort to build the world's largest bouncy castle in the base meant. >> it has been a long struggle, and recently there has been real progress. but there is so much left to do. >> and finally, is soccer any less boring when robots play it? we will tackle the question the mainstream media is too afraid to ask. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. she is so hot that birds fly to her in the winter time. i am here with a first time guess. guest. the business contributor and she has to be up very early. thank you for coming. she confirms it did hurt when she fell from heaven, but feels better now that earth has an angel. what is that laugh a? that's a psychotic laugh. that's a laugh when there is nothing funny. that means you are crazy when you laugh and there is no joke, that's a sign of psychosis. and he would l

horrendous sales figures, minus 5.4% for olive garden, negative 8.8% for red lobster. management plan is simply a terrible admission that it has no idea what to do with red lobster, no ability to turn it around as it's tried mightily over the years. and instead, just wants to off

her -- once again, just ruling the red carpet in that red dress. up with such a genuine, wonderful speech. i just love her to pieces. >> awesome. grae drake from rotten tomatoes. you'll be back later this half hour. >> yes, we will talk about oscar fashion. >>> our coverage of the oscars doesn't end here. you can get the buzz on big winners along with who looked great and who didn't coming up in "the skinny." >> and in our "skinny" bonus round, hows on cars are is -- oscars are burning up social media. stay tuned, everybody. >>> it was a bigger than usual party this weekend in new orleans as mardi gras entered its last couple of days. the partying ends at midnight local time tomorrow when fat tuesday turns into ash wednesday. >> i think we have to have a party here on "world news now." >> i like that. >> speaking of partying, they were going for it big time in rio as well. michael jackson thriller electrical event was one of 100 street parties across the city yesterday. >> plenty of people impersonating the king of pop, including bands putting a tw

michelle's stepfather, paul doyle, often drove a red truck. >> one of paul's friends had a red truck. they came to talk to paul about his friend and about him and about where they were that night. >> the owner of the truck, shaun phillips, told police that paul often used his truck and that he had his own set of keys. and paul had a possible motive. michelle's mother had once taken out a restraining order against him. michelle hated him and she wasn't shy about letting him know it. >> we knew there were some type of dynamics, you know, some negativity involved in the relationship between michelle and paul. >> during his interrogation, paul told investigators something they found strange. he said he was shopping at a supermarket near the bull pen bar the night michelle went missing and that he'd seen her. >> he said that he was with michelle's mom at about midnight, 12:30, and they actually saw michelle walking through the parking lot, and because of the strained relationship, they didn't make contact with her or try to talk to her. >> this took place less than an hour before her leath

he was taking pictures of his gorgeous red face. his face is red. as part of his treatment bowman's phone was taken away for increasing periods of time. he said of the experience, quote, it was excruciating to begin with, but i knew i had to do it if iwanted to go on living. thank god they saved you. i don't know what we would have done if you died. let's look at footage of another self-obsessed patient. >> stupid cat. i figured it out on one try. >> did you though? >> yes. it depends on the mirror. i still get caught sometimes. i walk right into it and then i make love. alex, welcome to the show. glad to see you here. i love science. they look at selfies and they cause nare saw self. >> yes. thank you for having me. i used to write a lot of jokes for andy bright bart and he never used on the show, and i spent a lot of time doing it. i actually feel sorry for mr. mr. bowman here. he is getting unfairly maligned. he spent 10 hours a day taking selfies. i admire that dedication. he is really attempting to be a model. the selfie is like youtube -- yout

. >>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye," would soccer be watchable if you forced an entire city to play at once? what if you could use your hands? what if you could get away with murder? we'll show you one town who had the guts to find out. and how long does it take vice president biden on average to finish a deep dish pizza? >> 3.4 seconds. think about that for a minute. >> and finally #r baby red squirrels the most adorable drinking milk, sleeping or fror fror -- frolicking with friends? none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> let's welcome our guests. she defies all laws of science by having cold hands and a cold heart. there is her cold hand. and it is executive vice president of diligence, tv's andy levy. >> what? >> and he is so smart that he poops mensa members. week nights at 9:00 p.m. eastern time on fox business network. if you don't have it. >> demand it? >> i don't know. i forgot the second part of that. he once killed a terrorist by blinking him to death. in exto me, mike baker, former cia operative and founder of diligence, diligence hair pray and dilig

>>> tonight on "red eye." >> coming up on "red eye," how hard is it to be a dj? we will take new one grandmother's quest to prove it is the easiest job in the world. plus srkts white house hoping for george clooney and matt damon to retire from acting? >> obviously if that were to happen we would welcome it. we have been calling for it for some time now. >> and finally, are drug addicted dogs confusing snow for cocaine? our panel has hips on how to stop this frightening trend. none of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and they call her the barber because her comments are sharper than a pair of shears. and her name is ellison barber. it may seem like she is laughing at you, but she is laughing at people less fortunate than her. there she is. and he is getting ready for another weekend of parties and social events. i'm kidding. he will be lucky to make it out of bed. it is andy levy. and six different types of contaminants in his beard. next to me, gavin mcguinness. look at him. something is happening to his urethra. his movie "the brotherhood of the traveling

with on the red carpet at the oscars and 3:00 on the red carpet live.eryone is wearing good or bad. the 86th annual oscars begins at 5:30 followed by another edition of on the red carpet at the oscars. the winners at 10:00 on a special edition of jimmy kimmel live followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> coming up next on a taking outside, dry skies now. but when will the rain return? meteorologist lee glasser coming up next with your forecast. >> coming up in sports, lots of college hoops. as the regular season starts to wind down. it was senior night at st. mary's. good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is c

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big day on the red carpet. in honor of that i decided to set up a red carpet right here in our studio i surprised all the employees as they were walkint what happened on the ambush red carpet? that story coming out.'e knicks? they are awful but the bulls continued to follow up wins in 2014. another step towards grad been the no. 3 playoff spot and another showcase for the man in the middle. bulls were all over the floor on sunday and then some. butler with a great save but cannot find the entrance ramp. i try that one time and i could not get past the beer vendor. finally he found an opening. but the knicks were dealing with the bulls' all-star center. a rebound, dribbled, up 23-4 in the first quarter. that was just about it. the first 46 minutes they had only three turnovers getting whatever they wanted our offense. butler to gibson. best finisher on the scene. but the best player without question is no law. lee's second he finds the layup. fairly short of a triple double by halftime. in the third making a mov

tiny specks of red glitter.estigators also found red glitter in the green jacket found outside sanchez's home. they even found one microscopic speck on the ak-47 rifle sanchez's roommate turned over to police. to find out if all this glitter was from the same source, investigators sent it to edwin jones, a forensic scientist with one of the largest checks of glitter in the world, with close to 1,000 specimens. >> i have an unusual hobby of collect micro things. and i've been collecting glitter for many years before this case and since this case. >> under a microscope, jones discovered that this red glitter was a hexagon shape, approximately 250 microns. >> it's red on one side, silver on the other. it's a unique type of glitter that only one company had made. >> jones discover thad this glitter was not a best selling item. only 10,000 bolts had ever been made. investigators learned that during the fourth of july party, megan attended, the host through rid glitter on everyone, including megan. >> i said, do you s

organizers covered up the red carpet. when we woke up this morning, the tent that had been covering it is gone. at this point it's dry, a little cool but we'll take it. dylan, we think it's going to be dry today. what's your red carpet forecast? >> you guys lucked out. it looks fine. you might see a spotty shower or two. with all the gowns out there, you don't want the deluge we've been seeing. by late they are evening everything clears out. by 5:00 p.m., 61 degrees. while it is a little cool for you folks out there, certainly something we're jealous of. 61 sounds really nice. >> i know it does. i'll try to bring back some of the warmth. the downside for it being dry here, that's moving across the country. i know you'll look at that later in the show. we do want to begin with today's top story. that is the increasingly tense situation in ukraine. russia is moving in there despite stern warnings from president obama and other world leaders. those warnings to stand down. bill neely is in ukraine with the latest for us. bill

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a red carpet hit or miss can make headlines around the world. >> if a star hit the red carpet of thedemy awards in that right gown, it would catapult a young designer into the stratosphere for sure. >> reporter: david meister is no strange tore dressing hollywood's elite. he sums up the oscar process in one word. >> madness. it's madness! >> it's a big night, not just for the stars but designers as well. if they say your name ton red carpet 14 times, it's like $40 million in advertising. it's huge. >> reporter: when working with a-liss centers it's about communication. >> you get their likes, dislikes, things they want to show off, whether a plunging neckline or what they want to cover, you collaborate on what it is they're looking for. >> while he's candid, when it comes to his clients -- >> who are you dressing? >> if i would tell you, i would never eat lunch in this town again. >> he would gichbt away his secrets, but gave us a sneak peek of some looks we might see tonight. one thing he would admit is who he would most like to dress. best supporting actress nominee lupe peta nyong

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you're on this red carpet, you were a virgin to the red carpet. never been there before. what is the situation like there, kath? >> you're in a little pen, like a caged animal and it is about two feet by two feet. and in that are you and al, al and i, a producer, a sound engineer, and your cameraman. your cameraman. and next to you is spain with the same thing and to the right of us was cbs morning show, or something like that. and it is a free for all. there is no guarantee that you're going to get any of the stars. some of them are happy to talk, some of them recognize you and come over. and others are just in a zone and they're not moving -- they're not going to talk to anybody. and you know the worst part about it is we get there four hours before people ever start to arrive. but the real big stars know they should -- they don't want to come and be hanging around. they all come in the last ten minutes. so it is like you stand there, and the worst part of it is that certain people -- certain people who have a little sign, you want to talk to the person from spain who h

. >> the red okay. >> yes. i'd like to among my own appointee. >> good afternoon emile crews while the lion share the phase one of our ssi p is happening in the southeast community clearly the sewer system will operates sfrarl to there are technical groups broke up by areas one is the mroont where there's a lot of work in the community other efforts like green infrastructure spread throughout the city that's critical for two thing one is that the representatives the entirety of the city because we're looking at having green infrastructure structures in each of the watershed by second of a tech ground we're having an green fray to compliment our sewer system more than any other utility in the country we're studying the effectness of those programs before we make a larger investment in the neighborhood of $400 million in the green infrastructure so the purpose of this committee it needs to be citywide and it needs to have a technical background from a technical prospective there are as mccain showed on her last s