in switzerland, she learned of the red cross and the geneva convention that had just created the red cross to be neutral during a war to be helpful to , everyone involved in the war. while she was in europe, the franco-prussian war broke out. she volunteered for the german red cross during that war. before coming home to america, with the idea that there could be an american red cross. she would have to work for years to realize that idea before forming an american red cross in 1881. we are standing in the room that was her office. she sat right here on this chair. in front of the chair, there was a foot warmer that could be filled with hot coals from the stove. on one side of her desk, there is a stapler. next to it, a fragment of a cannonball that she used as a paperweight. something she could have picked up on the civil war battlefield. all sorts of other interesting things are here on this desk. on one side of her office, we find a dining room for the volunteers that worked and lived here with her. 6-12 volunteers that work -- that were ordinarily here. this table was miss barton

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it was her home in the center of the american red cross. -- and the center of the american red cross. clara barton was born on christmas day in massachusetts. her birthplace is still there. it was on a farm when she was a girl. her father was a middle-class farmer. before being a farmer, he had been a soldier and had risen to the rank of captain. he was active in local government and served on the legislature. the barton family helps support in the community. she had an exposure to service and her family and experience with service at a young age. clara barton had two brothers, two sisters, and they were all much older than she was, more than tenures older. her brothers -- more than 10 years older. her brothers and sisters were teachers. at 17, she started to teach school. she had to overcome this very shy nature. she went on to enjoy that work and earned a reputation of being a good teacher. she is 30 years old, the earliest picture that we have. she found new jersey did not have a system of free schools and she approached officials of the town and offered to start one herself and th

metallic is one of the trends for spring and what's interesting for the red carpet and red carpet trendsashion market. >> isn't that an interesting thing? and it's actually because the stars now are dressing very much on the defensive, i think. >> twitter? >> and they don't want to become memes. >> she really has very good advice. very good -- >> do you see steve carell and his wife, and power couple in hollywood and a wonderful delight and his role in "foxcatcher". >> i just wish there had been a woman in "foxcatcher." we have a great lineup of male nominees and the female nominees, although wonderful, have had fewer parts. >> you said there weren't as many strong roles for women. >> there really wasn't, with the exception of julianne moore. >> and reese witherspoon who is very vocal in hollywood that she specifically bought the book to turn into this movie because she was looking for roles. she took matters into her own hands. >> mike keaton and an interesting photo. >> michael keaton and david oyelowo. >> what an oversight. for a generation of people he will be martin luther king. and

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i also contacted red bull's media office. >> that is a load. the only way to confuse them is if you drink too much of one or the other. >> cold air could bring up some slick spots. i do not think there will be many delays. take a look at stormwatch seven. the area is shaded in pink. it is not going to amount to a whole lot as we move through the next view hours. weer temperatures. we have an expanded winter weather advisory. temperatures continue to fall. freezing at dulles. bwi marshall at 30 degrees. everyone is in the 30's. the further north you go towards the mason-dixon line, that is where temperatures are above raising. that is where we expect the bigger problems to be. that is where the national weather service has expanded the winter weather advisory. that has moved off towards the north and east. growing more confident towards the morning. by 7:00 all of the moisture is out of here. the roadways could be slick especially untreated areas. off to the west, the panhandle of west virginia, this is not until 3:00. 6:00, 7:00, no problems at

>> do you direct red. >> i prefer white because i think it is fun but i drink red for the health properties>> it is legitimate but it is studied mostly in animals, i think it can is good for the hard and decrease certain cancers but it needs more study. it is found in peanut butter and blue waries and red grapes. >> but i like to drink the wine. >> but do not do it rather than exercise. i am not a fan of this study because exercise is very different. can you not quantify what exercise does. you go to the gym you do not want to eat. you drink water instead and it changes the hunger hormones in the brain. exercise has been well studied and decreases your risk of heart disease in cancer i am for exercise first and red wine second. >> arrest both -- or both, red wine and exercise at the same time. there are a lot of studyies -- studies and it does not have to be either or. a lost studies show it can actually satisfy the insulin receptors and may reduce the risk of diabetes. based on the study it can basketball your -- can boost your heart function. how much red wine do you need to drink? to wor

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the red carpet was red hot. >> whatever happens i've been thrilled to be invited to the party. >> reporter: eddie redmayne may have been then, but the red carpet was buzzing. fans in the fans going gaga for gaga. qwen i tell paltrow clint eastwood, jennifer lopez. abc star viola davis is a two time oscar nominee and said tonight feels like a fairy tale. there was a lot of philadelphia love on the red carpet. bradley cooper celebrating his third straight nomination worked the crowd. thelma director with a shoutout. hi philly, thank you. >>> inside the dolby theater pennsylvania university alum john lend performed glory. people marching with our song, we are with you we see you and love you march on. kevin heart presented and a big win for northeast philadelphia filmmaker, for her documentary short. you can follow all of our oscar adventures on social media using the hash tag 6abc oscars. alicia vitarelli. bobbi kristine brown is still in the comma unaware of new feud swirling around her. her boy friend has been begging to visit but is being kept away. bobbi kristine brown is daughter of the

on the red carpet at the oscars at 4:00 check out what the stars are wearing with the oscar's red carpet wins as neil patrick harris hosts the oscars. for a complete list of nominees, visit oscar.com. >>> cam ran took over the dubious honor of the worst actress at the last night razzies. >> michael bay was given worst director for "transformers" age of extinction and kelsey grammar won" worst supporting actor" and it's all in fun. still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. a new tool for negotiating the streets of san francisco. it will tell you if there's a bike rider in your path. and here is a live look from our sutro cam. windy today and cool. no rain. lisa argen will have your forecast in just a few. 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. ♪ in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they hav

leery about the red shoes with red dress. >> i didn't like the red shoes plaque strapy sandal or metallicl amazing. i love the dress. love the dress. red on red worked for me on the red carpet. >> thank you for joining us. >> we appreciate it. >> of course tweet us if you disagree with hot or notes. let's get to jim now what are you up to? >> this is what i have for you alex we have wine, pees a. suburb urban square is amazing when it comes to food. this say hot spot. come back and we'll make pizza ♪ een the two prettiest girls in philadelphia. >> i hate when you get those messages. >> i get every morning. >> why do you that i. >> i love it i love my job. also tommy says alex, lauren, make mike say happy birthday to me open the air. >> ready e. set go. >> happy birthday tommy. >> we make it happen. >> very demanding. suburban families wants interesting casual places to eat not to have to come to center city all the time. owner of rouge rittenhouse square been there forever coming up with a good spot. >> pizza. >> rob loves me and alex and john and wishes my husband steve were here instead

we finally made it to the red -- carpet. so much electricity in the air for the big night. >> anything can happen. nothing is certain. >> we have a lot to show you. from a look behind the scenes to last night's award show that may 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 to get to. dan, you're looking dapper this morning as well. >> no, he isn't. no, he isn't. >> ron politely, or not so politely, disagrees with you. >> i'm going to duck. >> keeping it real. >> i'll deal with you later, sara. >> all right, guys. much more from hollywood coming up. >>> we start with the other big story of the morning. the big blast of winter weather. affecting 100 million americans right now. >> our extreme team is covering it all. all this winter weather from denver to new york, where rob will have your forecast in a moment. the main trouble spot, that south. snow, ice, and rain down there, bringing travel to a complete standstill on some h

. >> the red carpet is ready and hollywood is a buzz. i'll have latest from dolby theater coming up. >> as we look live at media. you see the frostee conditions. latest on what you can expect overnight and tomorrow when "action news" comes right back. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. the volvo presidents day invitation. this month, get these exceptional offers on a new volvo. visit your volvo showroom for details. >> take a live picture in happy valley they're more than halfway through their dance thon. energy and spirits remain high tonight. >> how they're holding up at 11:35. >> this is hollywood's biggest weekend. tomorrow they'll handout the oscar awards. final preparations are in full spring. alicia vitareli has the best assignment in t

the red carpet has been rolled out. take a look. >> this time lapse video makes it look quick and easy. but it is really a process. this year it is complicated by the threat of rain. >> katie is live at the doll be theater in hollywood with how crews are preparing. hi, katie. >> those with us for the earlier newscast will see a different red carpet wha. a difference a couple hours makes. we have a major construction project underway. that's the rain tent going up. it is not anyone's first choins, but the chance of rain has people saying we don't want to take any chances. the beautiful people will walk the red carpet on sunday, but right now it is not pretty. >> you lose the scale when you do that. it is a bummer. >> joe lewis is the associate producer. he made up the call to put up the tent saying the threat of rain is too great a risk. >> tbel:00 p.m. to 6 -- 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. maybe we need to nominate her and things will inning cha. >> until then crews got things done while the sun was still shining. tweaking th

they should make their way down the red carpet momentarily.the blobe are here and fans too you can see they have a great front row seat. they'll shout and extreme for their favorite stars. local celebrities bradley cooper third straight oscar nomination up for best actor for nrol "american sniper " hoping to speak to him on the red carpet. we'll be here interviewing the stars. catch those intd views along with recap of holly wood's biggest night coming up after the big show. and of course, you can follow us and all of our oscar adventures on social media using #6abcoscars. alicia vitareli, "channel 6 action news." >> thank you alicia. get ready for oscars with watch abc. download watch abc app or go to watch abc.com and see behind the scene videos from on stage and back stage and if verified tv provider you can twavrp live on web site or app. more information about watch abc is on 6abc.com >> okay, jamie apody has a check on sports and it seems like they're trying to clearp a lot of misunderstanding in florida. >> they're two of the hardest wo

with works on the red carpet" with the oscars.nd then at 35:30 watch who wins as neil patrick harris hosts the oscars. for a complete list of the nominees visit oscar.com. lisa argen here now talking about we may get a little rain down there for the oscars? >> that's right. it will bring wind for us. right now it's pretty calm. temperatures in the low 50s. it will feel cooler around the coast, actually where it should be in the low 60s today. and the outlook for the upcoming week. can we get any rain before we say good by to february? wheeling let you know next. >> also next, the man who had a front row seat during the civil rights movement. how he's now sharing his experiences in a new medium. and a young superhero who enchanted san francisco will be on the big screen in the south bay this week, where you can catch the documentary about bat kid. i love my shows, but i can't just sit around all day. that's why i have xfinity. their cloud based dvr lets me take everything i recorded, anywhere i go. which is perfect for me, [whisper

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the red carpet has been rolled out. take a look. >> this time lapse video makes it look quick and easy. but it is really a process. this year it is complicated by the threat of rain. >> katie is live at the doll be theater in hollywood with how crews are preparing. hi, katie. >> those with us for the earlier newscast will see a different red carpet wha. a difference a couple hours makes. we have a major construction project underway. that's the rain tent going up. it is not anyone's first choins, but the chance of rain has people saying we don't want to take any chances. the beautiful people will walk the red carpet on sunday, but right now it is not pretty. >> you lose the scale when you do that. it is a bummer. >> joe lewis is the associate producer. he made up the call to put up the tent saying the threat of rain is too great a risk. >> tbel:00 p.m. to 6 -- 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. maybe we need to nominate her and things will inning cha. >> until then crews got things done while the sun was still shining. tweaking th

the red carpet has been rolled out. take a look. >> this time lapse video makes it look quick and easy. but it is really a process. this year it is complicated by the threat of rain. >> katie is live at the doll be theater in hollywood with how crews are preparing. hi, katie. >> those with us for the earlier newscast will see a different red carpet wha. a difference a couple hours makes. we have a major construction project underway. that's the rain tent going up. it is not anyone's first choins, but the chance of rain has people saying we don't want to take any chances. the beautiful people will walk the red carpet on sunday, but right now it is not pretty. >> you lose the scale when you do that. it is a bummer. >> joe lewis is the associate producer. he made up the call to put up the tent saying the threat of rain is too great a risk. >> tbel:00 p.m. to 6 -- 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. maybe we need to nominate her and things will inning cha. >> until then crews got things done while the sun was still shining. tweaking th

siegel, i need the deets. >> do you drink red wine?efer white, but i do drink red for the properties. >> it's been studied mainly in animals, but i think it improves heart function, it may even decrease certain kinds of cancer. but it's also found in peanut butter, blueberries. >> but i like to drink the wine. >> and you should. but you shouldn't do it in my opinion instead of exercise. i'm not a fan of this study because exercise is very different. you go to the gym every morning. you don't want to eat after that. you drink water. it changes the hunger hormones in the brain. exercise has been well studded and decreases your risk of heart disease and cancer. >> i agree. >> or you can have both. you can have red wine and you can exercise at the same time. there are a lot of -- >> at the same time? >> he means like you do -- >> it doesn't have to be either or. so basically there are a lot of studies that shows that it can actually sensitize the insulin receptors and studies that it may reduce the instance of diabetes. now a lot of these

>>> i twee >>> hey, tonight on "head red eye." >> coming up on "red eye." are these people dressed like penguins or penguins dressed like people. what we need all night to figure out. and what does joe biden think is the best pick up line at a party? >> are you at a cocktail party and say i genuinely mean it. >> and the perils of pringles. he hasn't stopped having fun since. none of of these stories on "red eye" tonight. >> and now let's welcome our guests. she curses more than a witch with tour retes. i am here with dagin mcdowell. imus in the morning contributor. beer may put you in the clear but you always feel fine sticking with wine. she is our resident lush, joanne nosuchunsky. and it is a new sweater, but the same old ugliness. it is tv's andy levey. and i wish my dean in college was this gorgeous. i may take off my shirt just to raise some cane. next to me actor dean cain. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> can soap bring hope? they want to take the tease out of celebrities. dove, whatever that is -- oh yeah soap. it lunched a campaign

the red carpet has seen change.lutch cam to the 360 degree glam cam. for many viewers, the procession of celebrity arrivals has become more anticipated than the awards themselves. >> it's our super bowl in a lot of ways. >> reporter: gary snegaroff is in charge of e network's red carpet coverage which will include 8 1/2 hours of live programming this sunday. >> it's really evolved into something bigger than i could have ever imagined. but that's because people are interested in it. i think it's that sense of seeing the stars in an unrehearsed way, candid way. >> reporter: in a long history of the academy awards, the red carpet wasn't always such a big deal. until 1961 there was no red carpet. back then the carpet didn't matter much to tv viewers because the whole show was in black and white. initially the red carpet was just a practical way to guide movie stars from their cars to the venue. but increasingly it became a place for the stars to shine. barbra streisand raised eyebrows in 1969 for wearing a sequinned see

the stars will walk the red carpet in hollywood. alicia vitarelli has been there all weekend as tinseltown perhaps for its crowning night. >> reporter: the red carpet is r5ed oscar is ready. every final preparing -- preparation has been put in place for hollywood's biggest night. >> it's a tremendous award season but it's not over until it's here. >> reporter: ear on the red carpet. workers putting every last minute detail in place and everything is glazed in glitter. even the stairs are paved in gold. oscar is here, he is still under wraps, but the carpet itself has been unveiled. >> once it unrasp the red carpet it's go time. >> it is go time. >> the stars will be on carpet and that's what matters. >> reporter: their hair won't get wet neither will the gowns. yes the rain tarpts are up with showers in the forecast, the folks behind the big show aren't taking any chances. celebrity stand-ins are warming up the red carpet. clint eastwood, ethan hawk. media outlets from around the world are being rolled in. >> there's a lot of excite

school buses running red lights.ver the speed limit. often never even touching the brakes. the only thing they are breaking is the law. >> it is shocking to see that. >> reporter: this bus driver does it right in front of a police officer, and no hesitation here as this school bus drives full speed ahead four seconds after the light turns red. it is happening all over the country, ohio, arizona, maryland and new york and in many cases children were on board. some drivers face stiff fines, while others face suspension. experts tell us the children are still safer riding on school buses than in cars. >> they are 50 times more likely to get to school safely than if they were driving themselves or riding with friends. >> reporter: still videos like these -- >> potentially on our bus 50 lives you put in danger. >> reporter: have many parents seeing red. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> a lot of parents were upset because there's little disciplinary action that happens after a situation like this. >> it seems there sho

the red car peat has seen change over the years. clun. cam to the 360-degree glam cam. for many the arrival has become more anticipated than the awards itself. he's in charge of the red carpet a-list coverage which will include 8 1/2 hours of live programming sunday. >> it's evolved into something bigger than i could ever imagine but that's because people are interested in it. i think seeing the stars in a candid way. >> reporter: in a t long history of the academy awards the red carpet wasn't always such a big deal. in fact, until 1961 there was no red carpet and back then the color didn't matter much to tv viewers because the whole show was in black and white. initially the red carpet was just a practical way to guide movie stars from their cars to the venue, but increasingly it became a place for the stars to shine. barbra streisand raised eyebrows in 1969 for wearing a seekquined see-through pant suit. there were biker outfits. it wasn't until 1995 someone thought to ask the inevitable question. >> what are you wearing. who are

tonight, a sea of red.ope francis welcoming 20 new members into the college of cardinals, during an ornate ceremony at st. peter's basilica. most come from the developing world. asia, africa and latin america. part of the pope's efforts to reshape the catholic church. also witnessing the ceremony, retired pope ben needict xvi. >>> and turning home now, to that case of road rage. a las vegas mother, clinging to life, shot while teaching her 15-year-old daughter how to drive. tonight, the hunt for her attacker is on. and abc's linzie janis has this story. >> reporter: tonight, tammy meyers, a mother of four, is clinging to life after she was shot in an apparent case of road rage. >> she was a good woman and she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: police say, they are still searching for the suspects. >> as far as we can tell, there was no prior contact with these individuals. >> reporter: meyers, a nurse, was driving to her las vegas home thursday night after giving her teenage daughter a driving lesson at a ne

meanwhile, a red eye -- "red eye" the show. i make fun of her and then i screw everything up. >> yep. >> you are still on probation so it doesn't matter. "red eye" asked a baby goat what what. >> what, what. >> what what. >> oh well, shut up, goat. jo in the outrage cycle now in the conservative press and conservative media is the word random. what he is basically saying is it is obvious jews were targeted and murdered because they were jews. >> of course. that would be a horrible police report. certain people of an unknown nationality in an undisclosed location -- speaking of undisclosed location, i don't know what bunker he is in. he tells us not to worry and he is in a concrete basin. he can't bring himself to say the words. it is so frustrating. you listen to him and you listen to his spokes herch person there and they are playing a mad-libs game where they say blank people attacked -- it was muslim extremists who attacked people in france. they went to a kosher deli to kill jews. i don't know what the problem is, but you c

we're seeing the red corporate there. those stories -- the red carpet there.oughout the area. the numbers are rebounding a little bit but still bitter cold. you can see the ice on the delaware river indicative of how cold it's been out there it's impressive when you get that amount of ice on the delaware river. it has a current and it's deep, so when you get that ice there it usually doesn't happen in this part of the country. millville you started at 5 below. you're up to 14. allentown, 15. 9 in the poconos. 18 in dover. storm tracker 6 live double scan this is the area of moisture we're watching it's a small compact area of low pressure.

nbc nightly news is next followed by the seasonal red carpet -- snl red carpet and 40th anniversary specialthen join us for nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> on this sunday night, triple threat. heavy snow 60 mile an hour wind gusts and temperatures that will feel like 25 below. in new england, roofs collapsing from the weight of all that snow. and word that yet another system is on its way. >>> behind the attacks, police shoot and kill a terror suspect they believe is responsible for two deadly attacks. was it part of a wider plot? tonight the hunt for answers. >>> flight plan. the faa proposes new rules to finally open the skies up for commercial use of drones. who will be able to fly them and where? >>> and, second summit. three years after coaching legend pat summit retired because of alzheimer's, another summit steps on

hot to red leather gloves and "50 shades of grey" and the star walked the red carpet with her mom, melanie griffith and it seemed sweeped until this exchange during "live from the red carpet." >> she really good. i don't need to see that. >> great. [ blank ] and you can see it. >> yikes. moving on. ♪ improve you ♪ >> neil patrick opened the academy award with magic and music and cameo. >> a lot of laughs throughout. serious moments too, from patricia arquette accepting the best supporting actress oscar. >> we have fought for everyone else's equal rights and it is our time to have wage equality wednesday and for all and equal rights for women in the united states of america. >> julianne moore won best actress for "still alice," there is no such thing as best actress. >> for the men j.f.k. sill mops -- j.k. simmons takes home for best supporting and eddie redmayne for "theory of everything." >> you this belongs to all of those people around the world battling a.l.s. and best picture goes to...who gives the son the bitch green card: "birdman" and lady gaga lifing lovely and singing her heart

it's a red light camera at the millbrae exit strategically located next to this b.a.r.t. parking lot and just down the road there's a rental car return for sfo. jim listener monitors red light cameraer programs and says last summer the number of tickets issued at the intersection skyrocketed. >> from approximately 40 tickets a month to 600. >> reporter: among the drivers nailed? gina para. >> i didn't even see them. >> reporter: weeks later the ticket came in the mail. >> what i immediately saw first was a picture of me with my sunglasses on taken through the windshield. >> reporter: caught in the act of not stopping before turning right, illegal under state traffic laws. >> the california stop is what it's called. >> reporter: the fine? 500 bucks and we saw a lot of cars doing that. >> it's easy pickens. i imagine for the city it's like shooting fish in a barrel. >> reporter: sergeant rick deck are is with the san ma -- decker is with the san mateo police department that runs millbrae's red light program. >> it's probably the right place for them to be. there's a lot of

and then you ran through the red light. >> i waved the traffic off. >> it was still red. >> and thenuth and listen. >> shut my mouth and listen? is that how you talk to me too? >> shut your mouth and listen. >> he was just, like, i can take you to jail, i can tow your car. shut your mouth. all this different stuff that i was thinking that wasn't appropriate for a cop to say to anybody. >> it's decision time for ryan. he knows if he stays he'll probably miss his opportunity to say good-bye and to be there for his wife. >> well, i was thinking, i didn't want anything else bad to happen. so i just tried to stay as calm as possible. >> so ryan decides to stay and hopes if he can manage to keep it coo, he'll get the ticket and make it into the hospital. >> that's the nurse and she says the mom's dying right now. >> all right. >> the head nurse comes out to see if she can help. >> i'm almost done. >> but the officer seems to be taking his time. by now, nearly 13 minutes have passed. >> for the third time. >> okay. >> the nurses say it's urgent. >> and finally ryan moats is issued his ticke

with "on the red carpet." at 4:00 see what the stars are wearing, and then at 5:30, watch who win as neil patrick harris hosts the oscars. >>> still ahead at 6:00 computermaker len le in ovo takes steps to help customers who might be vulnerable to hackers. >> boosting cell phone coverage in san francisco without dramaticking from the scenic streets. >> i'm drew tuma. the sun is setting on a mild saturday but winds of change are on the way for cooler numbers to round out the >>> computermaker lenovo has released a tool that will help remove preinstalled ad ware. he said i.s. it disabled the program from some of its notebook devices. the company released a patch to remove it from previously purchased computers. they scan images seep on web browser, security experts found it could allow hackers to steal users da data. >>> verizon hopes to boost cell phone coverage in san francisco. as building grows it becomes more difficult for signals to find their way to foam. a tech web site reports this spring verizon will a

we saw a lot of stars walking the red carpet.y of them back here celebrating, holding their oscars in hand. i have a feeling it's going to be a very, very late night or early morning, i should say. a lot of people are not going to be sleeping, reena and t.j. >> i think you are right. there was just as much, if not more drama, perhaps, backstage. than on stage last night. >> jason nathanson has been scoping out the action behind the scenes at dolby theater. let's bring you in. what did we miss behind the scenes? we just see what is happening on the stage. what did we miss behind the scenes? >> there was a lot of talk about patricia arquette's speech calling for equal pay for women and backstage she clarified those remarks and called for stronger constitutional amendments for equal pay and equal rights. a lot of talk from john legend and common. they had a speech that brought everybody to their feet, standing ovation talking about civil rights and the struggle is still going on 50 years after selma. backstage they talked a lot abou

in particular, two fibers red in color.of these two fibers, about a quarter of an inch in length and no more twice the size of a human hair across, were all that we had to work with. >> while different fibers might look similar to the naked eye, under a microscope they are very distinctive. the foreign fibers on margie's coat and leg warmers were triangular in shape or trilobal. trilobal carpet is usually found in high-traffic areas like hotels and automobile interiors since it hides dirt. tony tambasco took carpet samples from every location margie had been in the days before her murder. tambasco thought he found what he was looking for in the home of margie's parents. >> at margie's parents' house, we found a floor mat that actually had red carpet. the red carpet fibers in the floor mat looked very similar to those we had recovered from the victim. >> but under that microscope, those carpet fibers were not similar to the ones recovered. tambasco wanted to examine the police cruiser oswalt had been driving that night. most

katy has his story and red carpet antics from the dolby theater in hollywood. >> reporter: the red carpet dolby theater is an exciting place to be. but it's not the only place where there's oscar action happening. we went to the writers guild theater where a stanford professor screening his documentary short which could very well earn him oscar gold. with his documentary white earth playing on the silver screen, he watches from the back of the theater. >> i never fathomed it would reach the oscars. >> reporter: but it has. the 20-minute short chronicles the oil boom in north dakota as seen through the eyes of migrant children. a film embraced by the international documentary association. >> to bring attention to the stories critical to an informed, intelligent, connected group. >> reporter: he spent nine months in north dakota making his movie. he's not in there nor is he originally from the bay area. >> the film program is second to none. i feel like i'm been embraced by the bay area. >> reporter: the academy has noticed. jensen will walk the red carpet sunday. >> i rented a tux. i didn'

and we're on the red carpet with team coverage.d waits to see who will take home the golden statue. the big awards show the day before. >> we want the vote. >> are the indie spirit awards a hint of what's to come? >> wow

. >> also coming up: >> the red cross under fire in myanmar. the president declares a state of emergency. after bombing isil targets in libya and killing some civilians, egypt wants the u.n. military intervention. >> we are now into oscars week. many here are asking where are hollywood's missing latinos. >> ukraine's president says troops pulled out of the eat he were town of debaltseve in a planned and peaceful way. they were surrounded by pro-russian rebels. fighting for the town continued despite a ceasefire. debaltseve's become a key prize for the pro-russian separatists. it's at the supervision of two major highway that is link separatist territories in the east. it's a rail hub which is important for delivering coal supplies. loss of the town represents a serious defeat for ukrainian troops. >> i don't know, our commanders didn't tell us whether it's a retreat for rotation. he just told us to change our position because our unit had been staying there quite a long time and we had quite a lot of losses. they took the decision that we shoul

today is designated go red for woman. heart disease kills one woman every minute. doctors say that it could happen to anyone, even young, seemingly, healthy would man. >> i love the national wear red day. >> reporter: stephanie austin is all about red having survived a heart attack when she was just 35 years old. >> it was tremendously scary. i when from the best shape in my life to the worst shape of my life overnight. >> reporter: stephanie, 41 main line mom of four always active but involved with sports. she was asleep when she had a heart attack. her husband, who is a doctor, got a call. >> i was dying in my sleep. the phone call woke him. he was there to hear me take what would have been my last breath. >> reporter: cpr saved her life. then diagnosis with a writ me a and now has pacemaker and defribillator. she had a family history of heart disease she never knew about a young aunt died. >> all my mother knew she died of a broken heart. >> reporter: now stephanie is educate would go man about heart disease to know warning signs that can be subtle. >> women in

guillermo was on the red carpet last night who did you to do?>> guillermo: a scarlet johanson. >> our friends at aflac have a way of doing things called one-day pay that gets your claim approved and paid in a day. they escalate payment and they're also accelerating our commercial breaks tonight. they're making the commercials very, very short. so we have enough time to fit everything in. very short like this door. after you. >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: there you go guillermo. and i will just -- close that and let's start the show. >> guillermo: jimmy, open it

this is the red carpet of all red carpets.look really closely you can see it under these protective layers of plastic right here. of course they have to keep it pristine for sunday when the biggest names in hollywood will walk down this red carpet and make their way into the dolby theater which is right behind me. of course, fans from all across the world will be in these prime seats here up in the bleachers cheering them on as they make their way down. of course we've got a really good seat for you as well and so do media outlets from across the world. you mentioned the crews that have been working really hard to set up this event. they have been busy all through the night setting up the red carpet and also putting out life sized oscar statues to adorn this entire area. it just looks gorgeous. speaking of the red carpet some fun facts. takes them two days to roll it out. there are 16,500 feet of red carpet. so i wondered when did the red carpet actually make its debut. get this. it's the 87th academy awards coming up on sunda

we have new numbers now from the red cross. they are telling us they are sheltering about 21 people three less than when we last saw you here. they could see that number grow and shrink as more people arrive to find they do need assistance. a shelter is being set up here at norristown high school. you can see their trailer set up in front of the gym where folks are sheltered inside. lets take you to video from hours ago those people rescued by fire fighters from their burning building, several daring rescue attempts were made and unsuccessful. we know it was a fatal fire this morning. those evacuees, were busted and brought here to norristown high school and continued help. red cross, tell us to survive that fire, they are here, and they now face more challenging. lets listen. >> your first reaction is, thank goodness i'm safe as we start to think about things. it can than very hard. we have special experts who volunteer for us. that we use, we use psychologist psychologists, we have rabbis, priests, imams all kind of people. >

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and the state of emergency in myanmar's region after an attack on a red cross convoy. >>> so the ukrainianown of debaltseve has seen weeks of intense fighting, but it has now fallen to the pro-russian separatists. that has been condemned by the international community. ukrainian troops started leaving debaltseve earlier on wednesday, but separatists saying they pushed ukrainian troops out of that key town. ukraine's president has now met those troops. before leaving he described the withdrawal of having been done in a plan and peaceful way. >> translator: today we have taken new defensive line and drawn the lines in our talks with the united states and the european union, we demand a harsh response to these actions. now i'm going to the front line to meet those who left debaltseve and i have a high honor to shake their hands and meet the here -- heroes. >>> the fall of debaltseve is a big disappointment. it's right in the middle there, it also is a rail hub that is important for delivering coal supplies, so you see why it's so important. paul brennan is our correspondent in the area -- not