with just a flick of a wand send rell cinderella's godmother creates the dress.h more than magic to get cinderella ready for that ball. >> i've never spent so long on a costume as this ball gown. >> the dress took 20 minutes to get in and 20 minutes to get out. >> 270 yards of fabric. three miles of hems and 10,000 swarovski crystals. there's no denying this dress is a true work of art. >> they're all looking at you. >> believe me they're all looking at you. >> and yet, it is generating quite a bit of controversy. some say cinderella's waist looks too tiny suggesting they might have used special effects to make her thinner. one tweelter said what happened to cinderella's waist? >> she says it's actually a corset. >> i have a small waist. and i had a corset pull knee to an inch of my life. >> there's the grasslass >> you won't need a fairy godmother. sacks fifth avenue is coming out with an interpretation. they might not be as dazzling as the gown but at least they will last past the stroke of midnight. cinderella, coming to you from our parent company disney will

. >> i have the apology letter and the girl's aplouns to reimburse proving what sipd rell anew all along. >> there is kindness. >> i love that story. temple's run through the national invitation tournament continues tonight and the owled face miami at madison square garden in the final round. there will be a preview party and a sneak peek and phillies apparel and food. the team will show off phillies wine from chadds ford winery and that is less than a week away for opening day, the phils open up and david you are an owl. go owls. >> final four in the nit. we got rain and snow to the northern and west, a hard time holding it together as it lets down in allentown and reading and now it's a break but the air is mild enough to change what is snow in the poconos to rain in the south. and more coming out near lebanon and harrisburg, here is our brand new sky 6 hd camera giving you a new perspective of the ben franklin bridge these cameras are in hd across the region and this is on top of one of the brand new high rise dorms and it's great too for fires or other spot news to track. i love gett

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. >> by the 15th century there are over 200 rell iks of john the baptist in europe, far more than couldwhether authentic or not, each piece is a clue to the growth of the early church, using carbon dating and dna techniques, scientists hope to build a map showing the crucial role played by relics in the sprefd christ's message. >> wie're obviously aware that the vast majority of the material of the material of the relics that we are testing are probably not going to fall into the period which historically wield expect, but this is just the first step in a big project in which we're looking at other similar relics, getting dates for them and getting reliable scientific data for them to find out who these people were where they came from. >> the ambitious project, to draw that historical map across europe begins in bulgaria in 2010. with an excavation that makes headlines around the world. ♪ ♪ >> buried beneath the ruins of a 5th century orthodox christian monastery dedicated to john the baptist, a box. the church believed it contained relics of his bones. >> bulgaria is the first time we

again just a rell warm atmosphere. very festive and as you heard, this will be back on next year.ill on. i keep looking up and checking. they are still on and still keeping people out here. we will be back to let you know once the crowd disperses. >> all right janine, thank you for the update. and it looks like a beautiful morning too. >>> a rash of thefts is leaving car owners with an expensive repair bill. more than 30 -- it costs $3400 to replace that device. it's part of the viscoses exhaust system and the thieves are apparently after the precious metals in the converter. >> they all cut it at any section. it could be here, it could be anywhere. it's quick and easy. they have a metal saw and in less than 30 seconds they are gone. >> the sheriffs department is urging drivers to use their garages if they can to park their cars. anita are looking for surveillance videos and looking for thieves. >>> now this was the result of a month long operation targeting the 65th and 69th street gangs. all o part of oakland's cease fire program. investigators didn't give up any details but the

yet to fully explain why she didn't use the official state department e-mail account, instead of relling on a private e-mail server. friday marie harf gave the state department's view as to why the nature of the e-mail account was not an issue. >> each individual employee has a responsibility under the federal regulations to preserve their own records. with the state department account or a personal account when you walk out the door it is your responsibility to provide those. does that make sense? regardless of what kind of account it is. >> all right. so let's bring in msnbc political correspondent casey hunt and colbyic wits. how well will it hold up under intense scrutiny with respect to the former secretary of state? >> -- reviews those e-mails. they said they're going to review the tens of thousands of e-mails they have of hillary clinton's. they're not reviewing it to see if she did anything wrong. but if she see something she did wrong, that may prompt something else. we have to go through the slog of going through what's in there. >> mrs. clinton responded in a tweet that read i

soviet union, but shifting politics diplomacy, new public policies and political lineup made themmer rell -- political leadership made them irrelevant, so i suspect lessons can be learned. when i asked general scowcroft about edward snowden's leaks, he said he was against snowden's revelation quote, with every fiber in his body. this is what i expected consistent with his long-term support for executive privilege presidential discretion and strong intelligence. whether human, signal or covert. he surprised me in the next breath by remarking that snowdenen's leaks -- and here we can presumably include wikileaks or the senate report on cia torture -- might have an impact by starting a constructive debate among the members of congress the press and the republic about legislative oversight, the operations of the u.s. government and democratic accountability. indeed, both snowden and the cia torturers in the recent senate report were contractors. scowcroft believes the united states. he might think this to be old-fashioned, but i suspect his argument would be that recent alaskas erode american

pha rell williams is in a lawsuit over marvin gaye's estate over blurred lines. >> go back to the question. how many times has this $150,000 fine been imposed? >> the maximum 150,000, i can't give you an actual number. >> okay, because it was bought up, you brought that up. >> yes, pandora was threatened by music publishers by their youds counsel. >> i want to know how real a threat that is. miss matthews. in your testimony, you say section 114 i of the copyright act prohibits the rate court setting fees for the performance of musical works looking at fees paid by those same services to the recording industry for the performance of sound recordings leading to rate despairties in favor of sound recordings on the order of 12-1. i think this is why mr. miller is saying that on the digital area, there is just an imbalance. and i don't want to get into this is about pros today and but it seems very ironic that the in terrestrial, which is what we've been living with since 1941 the performers get nothing and the copyright holder the song writers and publishers, there's an imbalance for them obvi

now, i really appreciate the administration has continued to push here because what we've seen is rellgsary in the -- revolutionary in the types of vehicles available to consumers now so you have the benefits when you get better gas mileage and you are reducing carbon pollution and it is almost 15% carbon pollution and putting pockets into american families because they are getting more miles per gal gone -- gallon and do you have any recent data on the savings for american families and businesses and then i want to talk about what the future goals are? >> well we certainly can talk about what the -- what the projections are relative to the rules that we have done in the first term of this administration. but i think the proof in the pudding, if you will, is that you can't see a car commercial where they don't talk about energy efficience because the car companies now know everyone wants fuel-efficient vehicles and we described our rules -- designed our rules that allow even suvs to become part of the fleet and become fuel efficient if people need the characteristics that those vehicle

. >> kevin sir rell ycirilli, let's begin with what is happening in the house. what is the strategy on the budget blueprint? explain the two votes. >> greta thanks for having me. there are two amendment votes today in the house that would obviously impact the budget. the first amendment would essentially -- votes for the budget blueprint. the second is a -- a second amendment for the defense funding. a lot of republicans feel in order to get the whole party behind the budget plan, they're going to have to increase the defense spending. this has become a sticking point, if you will, among the different factions among the republican party. now, i anticipate both amendments will pass today, provided -- barring any last minute political theater. but it will be a very busy day in the house today as two key amendment votes are set for the budgeet. >> so what does that mean then? what happens next with the house republican budget and how they reconcile that with the senate's -- the republican budget on the senate side? >> that's the $6 trillion question, right? i mean